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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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Saving money certainly is not easy, especially when there are so many different ways out there to spend money Whether you are trying to put back money for a special purchase, a rainy day or just to make your money stretch a little bit further it is important to understand that there are many ways in which you can cut back to save money Saving money certainly is not easy, especially when there are so many different ways out there to spend money.
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).
In late spring, new growth should be trained and tied in, while lower shoots which have already bloomed can be cut back to a pair of strong buds.
 
 
 
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