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"go around doing" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe a person's behavior in any situation where they are taking action and engaging in activities. For example, "He would always go around doing good for his neighbors, helping out however he could."
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But now they can't go around doing that to people".
It's not something you'd go around doing regularly.
They don't go around doing that kind of thing for fun.
What other kind of wackos go around doing that?" she said at the time.
"We can't go around doing anything that is going to harm that relationship.
"I don't understand how somebody could go around doing that to pet cats – it is sick".
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"In the 100-odd minutes of the movie, there wasn't a lot of screen time to go around – do the math," he says.
The first time you go around, don't be concerned with tucking it perfectly.
Robsci is a local guy who goes around doing graffiti similar to Banksy".
And the system would be a sham if all judges went around doing this".
But otherwise he's been pretty conventional – going around doing town-hall meetings and giving speeches.
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