Let go
Let go verb - Release, as from one's grip.
Met
Both terms in one sentence
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Ted's ideal force him to keep going after Robin, no matter how many chances he had to let go, because he believes she is "The One", The Mother completely crosses off her romantic life because she believes, since she already had met and lost her "The One" she would never get a new one again.
Source: Series / How I Met Your Mother
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