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doing

Definition for doing

noun as in achievement

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Still in the early stages, Smith hopes that by doing the groundwork a private company will eventually take over and build it.

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"I tell my children off for putting their feet on bus seats and if other kids under my care are doing that, then I'll tell them to take their feet off too."

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America’s real comparative advantage is its workers of all stripes—everywhere from factory floors to drilling rigs, corporate cubicles to garage startups—who devise new ways of doing business.

Several church members doing yard work at a church in east Charlotte fled into woods when agents arrived and detained one man, The Charlotte Observer reported, quoting the church's pastor.

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What’s more, the longer you expect to live or don’t need the money, the greater the benefits of doing a Roth conversion.

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

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