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back-to-back

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back-to-back (mainly American)
back-to-back events happen one after the other. He appeared in three back-to-back interviews on television last night. His idea of a good time is to go to three French movies back-to-back.

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New Jersey (20-22) update: This is the back end of back-to-back games.
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The historically low prices are the result of back-to-back huge crop years that have left carryover supplies bulging despite strong usage.
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Two sides are at opposite 45[degrees] angles, which allows greater flexibility, such as back-to-back mounting in a round or "tree-trunk" boom Style.
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