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Meanings of carried a picture in English

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Usage of carried a picture in English
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A relative carried a picture of one of the girls.
The Irish Times
2
In 2007, Chinese media carried a picture of him with Spain's King Juan Carlos I.
Reuters
3
Her son, Frank, was drafted and the local newspaper carried a picture of him and Sophie.
The new yorker
4
It had been five years at least since the sports pages had carried a picture of me.
A touch of death
5
Many papers carried a picture of a lame duck wearing a special sandal fitted by a cobbler.
The Guardian
6
Madam, - Last Saturday's Weekend Review carried a picture of a proposed development on Merchant's Quay in Dublin.
The Irish Times
7
The centre-right Le Figaro's front page carried a picture of the president and the words: "A verbal U-turn."
The Guardian
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With him he carried a picture of his cousin's thin satiric face in which big expressive eyes mocked his arguments.
The Vision Splendid
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As Senka exited the room to fetch his dinner, he wondered whether he carried a picture of Abby in his wallet.
The outsiders
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The Belfast nationalist newspaper, the Irish News, carried a picture of Mrs Rodgers, along with her recollections of the events of 1974.
The Irish Times
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He held up Le Monde so that the twins could see the front page; it carried a picture of the devastation caused by Nidhogg.
The Magician
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