Carry out
Carry out verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
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- His wife's death fuels his rage and removes his last hesitation, but only to carry out the plan he'd already made; he doesn't even increase his demands.
Source: Literature / Michael Kohlhaas -
And then played straight when Durkon is turned into a vampire by Malack and possessed by a spirit loyal to Hel, who declares it her High Priest and orders it to carry out an Evil Plan in her name, which among other things involves turning many more people to increase their church's ranks.
Source: Religion of Evil
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