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Meanings of getting behind in English

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Usage of getting behind in English
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The Siwelele faithful are known for getting behind Celtic at home games.
The South African
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Seeing this, Yellow Elk also lost no time in getting behind cover.
The Boy Land Boomer; Or, Dick Arbuckle's Adventures in Oklahoma
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Now, the White House is getting behind the Secure Choice Pension initiative.
Reuters
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Will people become tired of getting behind the wheel, as recent studies suggest?
BBC
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I hadn't been aware of him getting behind the steering wheel.
Seize the night
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But the organization appears to be getting behind the edit-a-thon movement.
Wired
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I was getting behind the wheel when I heard the door slam again.
Girl out back
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Wiles, Turner, and three others succeeded in getting behind trees without being injured.
The Kentucky Ranger
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Gradually, every year he found himself getting behind-hand, from fifty to sixty dollars.
The Lights and Shadows of Real Life
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Phoenix coach Earl Watson said it was a difficult task after getting behind early.
Reuters
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Another internet behemoth, Google, is also getting behind communities and businesses in different ways.
The Irish Times
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And there's another way we're getting behind business -by sorting out the banks.
The Guardian
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But Mr Cameron said the BCC boss's call showed firms were getting behind him.
BBC
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Move on, friends; the sun is getting behind the hills.
The Last of the Mohicans
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In effect, it congratulated the country for getting behind him.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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She made it fast; then, getting behind the houseboat, she pushed while Harriet rowed.
The Meadow-Brook Girls Afloat; Or, the Stormy Cruise of the Red ...
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Ireland
Common
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