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errand

noun as in task

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There are perks to living in America’s songwriting capital — like a slower pace of life and the ability to do “more errands per day than in L.A.,” he says with a laugh.

Because he was undocumented, he rarely went out, leaving the house only for work and errands.

Convenience stores or konbini are part of daily life in Japan, where people - especially commuters - stop by for affordable and filling meals and last-minute groceries and banking errands.

From BBC

We rent other people’s time to clean our homes, walk our dogs and run our errands.

From Salon

“On a practical level, trying to recreate the feeling that people had when they were in their early twenties? The time that they first heard that music? That’s a fool’s errand,” he said.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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