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Back to back.
If things happen back to back, they are directly one after another.
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Others claimed she was speaking more generally about the "antipathies" wrought by her back-to-back administrations.
Mrs. Clinton smiled when asked whether it was good for the United States to have back-to-back administrations named Bush and Clinton, potentially stretching for 28 years.
The last time we saw back-to-back administrations touting donkey pins was in the 1960s, and the only reason Lyndon B. Johnson succeeded John F. Kennedy was an assassination.
Back to Back".
"It's back to back to back".
Belly to belly and back to back!
We watched several episodes, back to back.
"I went back to back to back to back to back," he once said.
I see patients back to back.
It's a back to back!
Back to Back to India.
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