Carry out
Carry out verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
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One Miyoko, who says that he "earnestly desires" to carry out a kamikaze attack, allows himself to keep fighting until exhaustion makes his powers overload fatally.
Source: Comic Book / Über - Her mother looks shocked... then tells her to keep her mouth shut about it, before leading the villagers on to carry out their task.
Source: Film / Silip: Daughters of Eve - Some must carry out the unthinkable and some are barely able to survive but all fight to keep their homes. Why?
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