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cut back to

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cut back to someone or something
[for a film or television camera] to return to a picture of someone or something. Suddenly, the camera cut back to the reporter, whounprepared—just stood there. The scene cut back to the veranda overlooking the bay.
See also: back, cut


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The participants averaged 3,600 mg of sodium a day when they entered the study, so they cut back to 2,600 to 2,800 mg a day during the first 1 1/2 to 3 years of the study (intakes weren't measured afterwards).
Allegiant will cut back to operating only during peak demand months in winter and spring, and will run just two flights per week to the Orlando area, half the number it now offers.
State politicians also jumped on the report of the Friendly cut back to stress that the state legislature was in the process of working out a compromise on legislation that would extend affordable, quality healthcare to the uninsured.
 
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