Stand
To keep
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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She continued to stand and watch in amusement, as Garfield struggled to keep up his flexing:Garfield: Uh...don't you have somewhere you gotta be?
Source: Comic Strip / Garfield -
They're powerful enough to stand up to loyalists directly, at the cost of suffering from a less stable sanity they have to keep hold on lest they suffer a fatal Superpower Meltdown.
- The second time, later on in the 1990s, she falls pregnant from a one-night-stand, decides to keep the baby, gets broody, and then miscarries, all in the space of two or three episodes.
Source: We Want Our Jerk Back
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