Idioms
back down (from someone or something)
to fail to carry through on a threat to do something
The government backed down from their plan to sell the national airline.
back in circulation
back of beyond
back off
back on one's feet
back out (of something)
back out (something) from a parking space or back (something) out of a parking space
back the wrong horse
back to square one
back to the drawing board
back to the salt mines
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bring (something) on or bring on (something)
stop in one's tracks
have (something) going for one
turn in (someone) or turn (someone) in
day and night
act up
cog in the machine
ham it up
in (someone's) favor
creature comforts
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US Presidents who never held any other elective office: U. S. Grant, William H. Taft, Herbert Hoover, Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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