Put
Put verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.
Both words in one sentence
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Sellers was again acting as what, today, would be termed a stalker, and this would put an end to his own first marriage, which was having enough problems as it was.
Source: Creator / Peter Sellers - The violent reaction of the worlds themselves (termed "The Scourge") was tied to chaotic and fearful thoughts of inherently flawed humans, so the ritualistic practices, networked meditations and other means to keep reins were put in place.
Source: Your Mind Makes It Real - Jaime himself gave up being The Fettered, after seeing his initial loyalty to King Aerys rewarded with front row views of his atrocities, and his eventual decision to put him down in the name of decency rewarded with being termed the Kingslayer.
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