Control
Control verb - To keep from exceeding a desirable degree or level (as of expression).
To conduct and control are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "To conduct" with "Control", this terms are similar.
To conduct
Control and to conduct are semantically related. You can use "Control" instead a verb phrase "To conduct".
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Cooper correctly mentions the existence of Mkultra, which was a CIA-backed program to conduct research on mind control.
Source: Series / The Blacklist - In Sonic Adventure 2, Sonic gives one in response to Shadow's inquiry of what special kind of creature Sonic must be to have been able to conduct Chaos Control (especially notable as he did it with a fake Emerald, something Shadow views as impossible) and escape certain death from that explosion.
Source: I Am What I Am -
It later turns out that Spencer had committed suicide and Dr Rush planted the weapon in Young's room, not to frame him, but to throw enough doubt on him to get him replaced by someone would would permit Rush to conduct experiments on the Ancient Control Chair.
Source: Suicide, Not Murder
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