Carry out
Carry out verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Touhou features two rival shrines of miko, both of whom carry out "youkai exterminations", and Sanae Kochiya actually does so under the direct behest of her live-in goddesses.
Source: Church Militant - They still carry out plots against each other to achieve their goals, but try to avoid the use of direct violence.
Source: Truce Zone -
This isn't quite as bloodthirsty as it sounds, because in most states in the US civilians can only draw on someone who is directly threatening the life or bodily integrity (maiming, rape) of them or someone in direct proximity to them, and has the means to carry out the threat.
Source: Blasting It out of Their Hands
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