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Discover LudwigThe phrase "added going back to" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to something that has been included or reintroduced from a previous point in time.
Example: "The report included several sections that were added going back to last year's findings."
Alternatives: "included from" or "reintroduced from".
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Siems added, going back to Hina Shamsi's note of McCain's quote, that "we are all implicated in this".
Asked about the Olympics, Froome added: "Going back to the rivalry within the team, and the harmony within the team, the key to all of this is communication.
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He added, "Go back to the early days of Ambien.
This view, he added, goes back to Leibniz's idea "that God considered all logically possible worlds, then created the one he deemed best for his purposes".
When the repository is added, go back to manage, and then go to packages and browse for Installous and install it.
"Innovation has always been part of animation," Catmull adds, going back to the very beginning of the film genre to make his point: "Don't forget that when Walt Disney started making movies, it was new technology.
When we included international crimes, five more cases were added to the tally going back to 2003.
There was, he added, "no going back to the bonus structure of the past".
"This law is really ridiculous; it makes a mockery of the fact that we had a revolution in the first place," the student adds, before going back to join her fellow protesters.
Ronnie Murray, group pastry chef at Hix Restaurants, added: "We are going back to old classics, reinventing those and making sure they're done really well".
The plan is to "go back" year by year, and slowly add news video going back to the start of television.
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