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1 back-to-back
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2 back-street
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3 (back) from abroad
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4 back (one's car) into another car
back (one's car) into another carEnglish-Dutch dictionary > back (one's car) into another car
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5 back East
back Eastin/naar het (Noord)oosten (van de USA) -
6 back and forward/forth
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7 back heel
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8 back in 1975
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9 back issue/number
back issue/number -
10 back marker
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11 back nine
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12 back of
back of -
13 back onto
back onto1 aan de achterkant uitkomen op/grenzen aan -
14 back passage
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15 back room
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16 back talk
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17 back the car out of the garage
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18 back to the drawing board!
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19 back-four
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20 back-seat driver
back-seat driver
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