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The phrase "ache back" is not correct in written English.
The correct expression is "backache" or "back pain," which refers to discomfort or pain in the back.
Example: "After lifting those heavy boxes, I developed a severe backache."
Alternatives: "back pain" or "back discomfort."
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All of the Rickettsia-positive patients reported having had fever for 3 8 days, as well as nausea, muscle ache, back pain, headache, and joint pain (Table 2).
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In this "Carousel," everyone has an aching back.
Especially because David Wells's aching back and foaming mouth.
Pepper, the defending champion, was playing despite an aching back.
El Duque showed no lingering effects of his aching back.
Latrell Sprewell was in New York resting his aching back.
There would be many closeups of Marclay wincing from his aching back.
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