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go back a long way

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go back a long way
if two people go back a long way, they have known each other for a long time. Justin and I were at college together so we go back a long way.
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go back a long way
to know someone for a long time. Justin and I go back a long way – we were at college together.
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``Dee (Brown) and I go back a long way, to those early morning AAU games with no one in the stands.
We go back a long way selling life insurance, but in terms of meeting the needs of retirement or the broader array of financial products--investments and life insurance, protection and preparation--we've really just started that six years ago in selling through our agencies," said Edward Biemer, president of Allstate Financial's retail/broker dealer operation and head of financial distribution.
As Robert Fisk points out in his article on the same page, the roots of our military engagement in the Middle East go back a long way.
 
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