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back end

adjective as in postern

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noun as in back

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noun as in buttocks

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noun as in rear

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“A few. And they were on the back end of the contracts — they’re not going to be renewed, probably.”

"I knew he would do well," said Dowden, "I saved a lot of dances for the back end of the series which I knew would suit him and his style of dance."

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“Going off the last game, we did see it go up and down, mainly down, towards the back end,” said Anderson, England’s all-time leading wicket-taker.

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"Knowing that if we stand on the back end of a snake, or if we make a mistake, you might not even find us again."

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The back end of the defense must avoid the penalties and communication errors that have plagued the Rams most of the season.

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