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reach back to

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reach back (in)to something
to extend back into a particular period in time. This policy reaches back into the last century. Our way of making fine candies reaches back to the recipes used by the founder of the company.
See also: back, reach


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The group, whose roots reach back to 1968 at Venice Adult School, has become a community institution, with its free concerts featuring repertory which includes classical, show music and Big Band tunes.
Four Simple Stretches 1: Single Arm Twist (stretches the front of the upper arm and shoulders) Stand with your left side to a wall and reach back to place your left palm on the wall.
It's going to be a good year," said Lassounde, whose own sugaring experiences reach back to the 1970s, when she was a child on her grandfather's farm.
 
 
 
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