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Examples for "go back"
Examples for "go back"
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EBONY: Last question: would you ever go back to reality TV again?
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All profits go back into the community to help continue the work.
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I need you to go back to work on the sight problem.
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I think they want to go back home as soon as possible.
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Their traditions go back so far, and they don't understand new ways.
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The great stones that survive today date from this period of building.
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It is waiting for a final trade start date from the exchange.
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Those laws date from King Henry VIII's reign, nearly 500 years ago.
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Earlier this year, DreamWorks shifted the movie's release date from November 2013.
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There's a lot of history Downtown: some buildings date from the 1800s.
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Crispr is new, but patent laws governing genetic engineering date back decades.
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Modern build-it-yourself technology kits date back to at least the early-20th Century.
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Warning signs about his activities date back more than a dozen years.
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Most of those problems date back to the character's comic book origins.
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I think they both date back about a hundred and fifty years.
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Most of the battleships in service date back to the other war.
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The profits came from licensing arrangements, some of which date back decades.
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The roots of Fort Worth, Texas-based Burlington Northern date back to 1849.
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The mummies, twelve of which were children, date back to 305 BC.
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Council disciplinary powers date back to 1966, when tenant rights barely existed.
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The use and employment of these dogs date back into remote antiquity.
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Cherry stones were unearthed during excavations in Offaly that date back millennia.
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The wiring and pipes in the palace date back to the 1940s.
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The several benedictions composing this prayer date back to remote ancient times.
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He was a valued friend from days that date back thirty-five years.
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They are not old, but seem to date back to other times.
