Carries
Urges
Both words in one sentence
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Brooks carries on long conversations with Marshall, who represents his urges to kill.
Source: Film / Mr. Brooks -
This example is very strange because the two of them are clearly at that age when they're starting to notice the opposite sex, and experience sexual urges, and are at least partly playing the game because of those urges, and yet the entire affair carries a clear feeling of innocence.
Source: Playing Doctor
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