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move back

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move someone or something back (from someone or something)
to cause someone or something to move back and away from someone or something. Please move your child back from the lawn mower. Move everyone back from the street.
See also: back, move

move back (from someone or something)

to move back and away. (Often a command.) Please move back from the edge. Please move back!
See also: back, move


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Deciding to move back home is just as big a decision as deciding to move abroad in the first place and requires just as much planning.
The GBP/JPY has pulled off of its recent high, found support and has begun to move back up.
The study found that it is not just young people who are being forced to swallow their pride and move back in with their parents, with an estimated 440,000 twenty-five to 34-year-olds returning home.
 
 
 
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