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Discover Ludwig"way back before" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a time that is significantly in the past. Here is an example of how it can be used: I remember when I was a child, way back before cell phones or the internet even existed. We used to play outside all day and have to use a landline phone to call our friends.
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MLB Advanced Media started streaming baseball games in 2002 — way back before live streaming had become as prevalent as it is today — and that's part of the reason CEO Bob Bowman said at TechCrunch NY that MLB's streaming service is as successful as it is today.
Way back before 9/11, I would talk my way onto a plane before passengers boarded.
Was the die really cast so firmly way back before World War II?
But we anticipated that, so we have retained the best [lawyers] way back before this fight began.
Way back before the hoopla, and way before she endorsed Donald Trump, she made sense as a politician here.
If you watch the ad, the Orange Man's arms go way back before he slaps the person in the face.
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And before that, way back in the 19th century, there was Brillat-Savarin's Physiognomy of Taste.
"The A.N.C. is from way back, back before I was even born," she explained.
In the progress of their research, they were all the way back to 2008, before Obokata, but Vacanti still saw a cause for celebration.
Maybe, way back then, Before I began.
It is difficult now to think your way back to before the prizes and the acclaim.
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