Doing
Practice
Practice noun - A private performance or session in preparation for a public appearance.
Doing and practice are semantically related in application topic. Sometimes you can use "Doing" instead a noun "Practice".
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Rather, the skill set comes from years of practice of associating with very unpleasant people, doing very unpleasant things.
Source: Film / A History of Violence - This is standard practice for voice actors when doing NSFW work, made by a writers' union declaration.
Source: Alan Smithee - Salvatore's The Crystal Shard, Akar Kessel comes close to doing this, except it's a cat and he tries to kill it with a magic spell (for practice) instead of kicking it.
Source: Kick The Dog / Literature
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