Offered
Put up
Put up verb - To fix in an upright position.
Both terms in one sentence
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Often the gods find themselves forced to put up with a troublemaker because they had already offered him (or her) their hospitality.
Source: Sacred Hospitality -
The Series 8 title sequence was created by Billy Hanshaw, who put up a fan-made sequence on the Internet to show his graphic skills... and got a call from Steven Moffat, who was so impressed, he offered him the job!
Source: Promoted Fanboy -
Sega's Game Gear put up a better fight and also offered a color screen and the option to watch TV on-the-go through a TV tuner with aerial, but it ate batteries for breakfast and, like its bigger brother the Genesis, fell before the might of Nintendo's juggernaut.
Source: Useful Notes / Console Wars
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