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carry onto

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carry something onto something and carry something on
to take something onto a vehicle. Do you plan to carry this bag onto the plane? I'd like to carry on two bags. Can I carry them both on?
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The wording is what will carry onto future generations, not the intention, residents pointed out at the forum.
nbsp;will carry onto the the field today against its former colonial master argue otherwise.
He was in town to screen the first print, which he planned to carry onto a flight to Park City, Utah, that afternoon, in time for its premiere at the Slamdance Film Festival.
 
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