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91carrying a swag — Australian Slang tramping about looking (or not looking) for itinerant work like shearing …
92carrying charge — car|ry|ing charge [ keriıŋ ,tʃardʒ ] noun count AMERICAN extra money that you have to pay if you pay for something in small regular payments …
93carrying — adj 1. in possession of illicit drugs or fire arms. An international English usage. 2. British solvent, flush , having plenty of cash on one s person. A London working class term …
94carrying capacity — quantity of items a container can hold; maximum number of people a vehicle can accomodate; amount of animals a region can hold; number of living things that can live for long periods in a given area without causing harm to the environment… …
95carrying charge — n. cost to a business for owning property or holding or storing assets from which it presently earns no income; service charge and interest on unpaid balance …
96carrying on — continuing; going forwards with; improper riotous behavior …
97carrying out — going through with something, putting something into action …
98carrying out a plan — fulfilling a plan, performing a scheme, realizing a plan …
99carrying out a task — performing an assignment, fulfilling a duty, doing a deed …
100Carrying costs — Costs incurred in order to retain exploration and property rights after acquisition but before production has occurred. Such costs include legal costs for title defense, ad valorem taxes on nonproducing mineral properties, shut in royalties,… …