Carry out
Carry out verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
Both terms in one sentence
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They still train bayonet practice for every serving soldier and have been known to carry out bayonet charges with rather frightening (for the enemy) regularity in both Iraq and Afghanistan.
- Kil'jaeden was perfectly happy serving Sargeras, even easily forgiving minions who failed to carry out his plans, but he definitely took advantage of the absence of Sargeras.
Source: Dragon Ascendant - In Gav Thorpe's The Last Chancers novel 13th Legion, Franx's Back Story: after long serving under a Glory Hound, he demanded adequate supplies to carry out an attack, and when they were refused, his men went beserk and he did not stop them.
Source: Glory Hound
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