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carry
verb as in transport physical object
verb as in win; accomplish
Example Sentences
The high-temperature plasma carried significantly more energy, indicating that frequent and powerful CMEs in the past could have produced strong shocks and energetic particles capable of reshaping or stripping early planetary atmospheres.
"The benefits are you can access work that's been set if the computers are all full, but the drawbacks are you can get carried away and just start scrolling," she said.
On Thursday, Russia too denied it had carried out nuclear tests.
The second was at Commercial Road where a section of trunk road needed to be replaced and public utilities moved which had to be carried out before the main work could begin.
Some question whether massive bond-buying programs carried out by the European Central Bank and others after the financial crisis, and again during the pandemic, are partly to blame.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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