Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Set by
Both terms in one sentence
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In David Eddings' Malloreon, the protagonists keep running into ambushes set by one particular villain, Naradas.
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Soon they are the target of The Washingtonians, a secret society devoted to keep alive and hidden the "tradition" set by their founding father.
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Designer Imposed Cap: A cap deliberately set by the designers, usually to keep play balanced or as an Anti-Hoarding measure.
Source: Cap
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