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go about
verb as in undertake
Strongest match
Example Sentences
While Arsenal have dropped seven points from a possible nine in their past three games, City have quietly and efficiently gone about their business.
Whatever Badenoch's personal strengths and failures, there is a different criticism of how she has gone about the job, with a party veteran suggesting, "there is just no pace, no nimbleness".
With now 16 albums, how does the band go about choosing the set list for each tour?
And my job, as the programme's presenter, was to clearly and transparently communicate the evidence Panorama had found and how the team had gone about gathering it for the public.
“But his personality and the way he goes about things shows that he cares. It’s evident in his work and his meetings and talking to the guys, and putting defense first when he’s supposed to.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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