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The phrase "push this back" is a grammatically correct and commonly used part of a sentence in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about physically moving something backwards or delaying something. For example: 1. "I need you to push this cabinet back against the wall." 2. "Let's push back our meeting to next week." 3. "The crowd started to push back when the police arrived."
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They push this back in the database.
But now rising health-insurance premiums look set to push this back over 41% again.
It took him quite a while to push this back to six o'clock in the evening.
"I think there's a serious possibility the pressure to do things for sport is going to push this back".
Although we've now found many trees that are 300 to 400 years old, we're hoping to push this back to 500 years and beyond.
Presently the rate is 28 per cent (on the amount above the basic income tax band), though a new government might push this back up to 40 per cent where it used to be.
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"What this exhibition does is help push this history back.
Now, we need to accomplish the impossible and push this tide back out to sea.
Can we push this [meeting] back by any chance?
The first delay pushed this date back to February 2009.
It pledged to help Baghdad "push back this aggression".
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