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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about that back" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in informal contexts, possibly referring to a discussion or topic related to someone's back, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "I wanted to ask you about that back pain you've been experiencing lately."
Alternatives: "regarding that back" or "concerning that back".
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They may be talking about that back home".
There was nothing special about that back then, Suggs says – they were all hoolies.
I told him I was thinking about a couple of days off before I started treatment, and he just smiled and said "yeah let's talk about that back at Hope", and that was it.
About that: Back in February of this year, rumors surfaced that Harrison Ford was in discussions to join the new "Blade Runner," but whether that comes to pass remains to be seen.
But honestly, they should have thought about that back in the period of July 2010-October 2010 when they could have advanced their own tax cut plan and ended the Bush tax cut extensions on the upper income earners when there was a chance to get it done or, at the very least, force their opponents to actually draw a line in the sand, THEN WE WOULD BE ON TO SOMETHING.
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And I wrote about that as far back as 2005, and I think my concerns were to some degree vindicated.
He made a quick suggestion: "How about that?" Ben went back to work.
" Make is about taking that back off and making it yours".
Belrepayre, he tells us, is all about getting that "back to where you once belonged" feeling.
Forget about making that back selling tuna at the dock.
The Avengers, for me, is about bringing that back".
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