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The phrase "turn the clock back" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express the desire to go back an era or time to undo something, or to return to a time that was more desirable. For example: "If only I could turn the clock back to before I made that mistake."
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Turn the clock back 100 years.
"But we can't turn the clock back".
We cannot turn the clock back.
MPs cannot turn the clock back.
They want to turn the clock back".
"I can't turn the clock back now," he said.
He added: "You don't want to turn the clock back".
People don't want us to turn the clock back.
How Barcelona wish they could turn the clock back.
Let me turn the clock back 30 years.
Is it possible to turn the clock back?
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