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back (In arrears), adjective behind, behind time, deferred, delayed, detained, earlier, elapsed, expired, fore, forgotten, former, in abeyance, late, long-delayed, past, prior, tardy, unpunctual, unready Associated concepts: back pay, back taxes, back time doccrine, back wages back (In reverse), adjective backward, hindermost, hindmost, hindward, posterior, rearmost, rearward, retrospective, reversed, turned around Associated concepts: back lands See also: abet, adhere, advocate, assist, avouch, bear, bet, bolster, capitalize, cosign, countenance, delinquent, document, encourage, endorse, espouse, favor, finance, fund, guarantee, help, invest, justify, nurture, organize, overdue, parlay, promote, recommend, sponsor, subsidize, support, underwrite, vouch How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| So council members, in a frantic effort to save face, are hoping the unions and the hotel operators will cut a deal that allows City Hall to save face even as it backs down. Christian Right have warned President Bush that they will not support his reform of Social Security if he backs down on a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage. To me, it is the best boat under 40 feet made because it's fast, handles well, backs down great, and holds its value. |
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