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a cross to bear
be a fully paid-up member of
be carried out feet first
bear cross
can't carry a tune
card-carrying member
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carry a secret to the grave
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carry a tune
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carry coals to Newcastle
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carry the ball
carry the can
carry the day
carry the torch
carry the weight of the world on shoulders
carry through
carry weight
carry with one
cash-and-carry
get carried away
Never make a threat you cannot carry out
on shoulders

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carry a tune
carry about
carry along
carry around
carry away
carry back
carry bat
carry coals to Newcastle
carry down
carry forward
carry into some place
carry off
carry on
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