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The phrase "back two weeks ago" is correct and can be used in written English.
You use it to describe a point in the past that is two weeks before a present moment. Example sentence: I started feeling sick back two weeks ago.
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When they ventured back two weeks ago to collect a few belongings, they found the place ransacked.
That memory came back two weeks ago, when about 18 of his classmates held a kind of class reunion at the Republican convention in Philadelphia.
Not only was the mobile-phone division sold, but IG Metall struck back two weeks ago in North Rhine-Westphalia with a 3% pay rise and one-off payments in return for added flexibility with the 35-hour week.
I came back two weeks ago from meeting entrepreneurs and VCs in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Back two weeks ago, I shared some statistics on Chicago's pension plans, including a litany of benefit increases.
Back two weeks ago, Flipboard had reported that 500,000 magazines had been created by its users since the launch two weeks before that.
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