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go about

verb

adverb to move from place to place
preposition to busy oneself with
to go about one's duties
preposition to tackle (a problem or task)
preposition to be actively and constantly engaged in (doing something)
he went about doing good
to circulate (in)
there's a lot of flu going about
adverb (of a sailing ship) to change from one tack to another

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"They are not detaining them. They are not interfering in them going about their business. Their focus, their sole goal is the PKK."

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Like you going about and interacting with people and stuff.

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But there is a tension between this message and what plays out on the ground - not in diplomatic talks between leaders, but on main streets and in supermarkets as Americans go about their daily lives.

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"I just wasn't as informed on that, so for me, I was going about my business, reading the news, reacting," added Moakley, who serves as the site's back-end technical resource.

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In fairness, as odious as Hegseth's eagerness to go about it might be, that agenda is Donald Trump's as much as his own.

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