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carried

adjective as in transported

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"It is a difference that authorities actually carried out compensation this time around, but there is a sense that it has been very arbitrary," Ms Ewang said.

From BBC

The experiments were carried out under various conditions, for example in fresh and salt water.

Typically there are long delays, often many years before sentences are carried out, although prisoners are given very little notice.

From BBC

The group carried out a period of sustained surveillance on Mr Grozev's property in Vienna with "multiple cameras", Ms Morgan said, where they also intercepted mail.

From BBC

Later she realizes with great regret, and too late, the corrosive cruelty in which she participated for her benefit, carried out by a talentless, ordinary man who demonizes her friend purely for political benefit.

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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