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carry

[kar-ee] / ˈkær i /




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It is West African, pan-African, and diasporic in origin, carrying Ghana's musical imprint at its foundation.

From BBC

After she collapsed, she was carried off the stage by female officers to an ambulance.

From BBC

Four times in a matter of three minutes, Smith attacked the hoop, carrying the weight of USC’s weeks-long slump on her shoulders as she did.

From Los Angeles Times

The scam involves baiting a customer with an initial cheap quote before adding on hidden charges and carrying out unnecessary work that leads to spiralling costs.

From BBC

“Caribbean cooking carries generations of knowledge, technique, and emotion,” said Chang.

From The Wall Street Journal