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Meanings of going about in English

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Usage of going about in English
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Are the world's governments going about financial regulation in the wrong way?
The Irish Times
2
I want crew to see mids Mids going about their normal business.
For Honor We Stand
3
I saw the fellow in the yard going about much as usual.
The Marquis of Lossie
4
The next year he begins stalking in earnest, going about it systematically.
Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
5
DE Ra'Shede Hageman is quietly going about having a strong training camp.
Reuters
6
In short, flesh is weak; I know what stories are going about.
The School for Husbands
7
Maybe we've been going about this all wrong, keeping him from Cole.
Do you take this rebel?
8
There were peasants, artisans, and members of guilds going about their business.
Shadow prowler
9
Resting they do be in the daytime, and going about at night.
Poets and Dreamers: Studies and translations from the Irish
10
Probably you have seen some of the boys going about the city.
The Telegraph Boy
11
Everywhere James looked, fireflies stitched the shadows, going about their nocturnal business.
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
12
On a miserably-rainy day, the elephant was going about a normal routine.
The South African
13
Meanwhile, the Frenchmen going about, gave the like reception to the Elizabeth.
Captain Blood
14
We shall see you going about again in two or three days.
Pelle the Conqueror — Volume 01
15
Everything's on the up-and-up, I'm just going about it in an...abstract manner.
The bone chamber
16
To reduce the danger of going about after dark, street-lamps are needed.
Studies in Civics
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Going about across language varieties
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Australia
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