Carry out
Carry out verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
Both terms in one sentence
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This takes special note because Yukimaru is supposed to be a ninja, and Adell's suggestion for how she could carry out her assault on Zenon is, ironically, what a real ninja would do; work their way into any group that bests her to ensure that they get close to their mark.
Source: Seppuku - In the Death Note fanfic Haunted Light figures out that Rem can't carry out her threat to kill him if he kills Misa because Ryuk has to be the one to write his name when he dies; so Light kills Misa anyway and there's nothing Rem can do about it.
Source: Ineffectual Death Threats -
He opens his phone and offers her the chance to call his father with the information that would put Light away, but she's forced to carry out the Note's instructions, so that really comes off as putting salt in the wound.
Source: Manga / Death Note
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