Carry
Walks
Both words in one sentence
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His father walks in and pushes him under, reassuring him that with his death, Joshua can carry on the family legacy.
- His father walks in on her molesting him and just goes "good for you, son, carry on." It's Played for Laughs.
- When one walks the streets of Nouméa, about one in four people is usually wearing Rastafarian colours and/or a Bob Marley T-shirt, and young people carry around transistor radios playing Bob Marley all the time.
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