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UKcarry out
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1. The company was struggling because there were too many chiefs and not enough Indians to carry out the work.
2. Very few carry out these threats and those that do not, lose some credibility with their children who see them as all mouth and no action.
3. The patient's weak condition made it challenging for him to carry out daily activities.
4. The flu always comes with aches and pains, making it difficult to move around and carry out daily tasks.
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