Launched
Put
Put verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.
Both words in one sentence
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Project 667 Murena/"Delta": An earlier SSBN with four sub-models—some of the largest submarines ever put into service when they first launched, and were the modern workhorse of the Soviet Navy.
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A Nuclear Error: When missiles are test launched, for some unknown reason the authorities put armed nuclear warheads aboard them.
Source: Film / Superman: The Movie - During Fate and Signum's first battle, Signum calmly put a field around her and just stood there with her eyes closed as Fate launched Photon Lancer.
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