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View definitions for goes back

goes back

verb as in break promise; change one's mind

verb as in break

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“The issue goes back decades in terms of lack of media literacy, lack of critical thinking, platforms that are now viewed by many as news delivery systems when they’re little more than propaganda,” Kirtley said.

"Everything always goes back to energy, and there's a lot of excitement and effort invested in the future of this field to save more of it," said Neves-Garcia.

So she goes back to the thing that he recognizes to see if he’ll find her again and he does.

The other goes back to a person’s first influenza exposure.

"It goes back to supply and demand - dynamic pricing," says Sarah Johnson.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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