carry.

It enraged congressional representatives and staffers, helping spur the move to raise taxes on the buyout boys 'share of their investors' profits, known as the carry.

KKR leaders get a tax deal most of us can only dream of 2010

What is missing here is the ominous ring these terms carry.

Will The Real Palestinian Solution Please Stand Up 2009

The tones of their voices were high-pitched, but they spoke more slowly than their Eastern cousins, as if feeling the necessity, even when confined, of making every word carry.

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But it doesn't have the same negative vibes that lots of racial terms carry.

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She said when someone praises her, she does not "pick it up" and make it hers, make it a part of what she believes about herself, because this is something she does not want to "carry."

Kate Atkinson: Case Histories Michael Allen 2005

At the approach to the lake are the Winnebago Rapids, which necessitate a portage, or "carry."

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The most used word in commercial real estate these days is 'carry.'

Local News from Sarasota Herald-Tribune 2009

(Verbatim) "My old man can 'member things and tell you things and he word carry.

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And it was a noise destined to be heard a long, long way; much farther than the doubter and a great many able scientists have supposed that sound would 'carry.'"

Russell H. Conwell Agnes Rush Burr

In the life-and-death situation the regime is under, I'm not sure how much weight that's going to carry. ...

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