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carry

[kar-ee] / ˈkær i /




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The video, which also features hockey footage and part of an interview with Hughes, carries a note saying it “contains AI-generated media.”

From Los Angeles Times

The fans inside a stadium or festival ground will use their mobile devices to contact friends, carry their tickets, navigate around the venue, and make payments.

From BBC

A review carried out three years later found they had been used on 14 occasions in 11 separate areas including cities like Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen.

From BBC

The result of the trial, which is expect to last until mid-March, will be the first legal ruling on what responsibility social media operators carry for their youngest users.

From BBC

Led by brother David Fox, a troop of men carrying shovels and pickaxes descended the stairs to dig up the peddler’s body.

From Literature