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back up

VERB
move backward
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ADJECTIVE
substitute
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“They were getting rid of the Lee and the Stonewall Jackson statues, and they said, ‘We don’t want them put back up for further veneration,’” Hamza Walker said.

From Los Angeles Times

Moraes said the prosecution's case did not rest solely on Lessa's cooperation and that "various pieces of evidence, depositions, and documents" backed up his confession.

From Barron's

Nelson, who turns 37 next month, joined the Dodgers before the 2023 season to back up Davis on the club’s SportsNet LA broadcast package.

From Los Angeles Times

Another source, a former senior Whitehall official, backs up the claim.

From BBC

There’s also the nuclear option: Ditch the cloud and back up your data to a local drive.

From The Wall Street Journal