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[bak] / bæk /


ADJECTIVE
from earlier time
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A night in yellow candlelight brought back some of the magic of Christmas.

From The Wall Street Journal

Chairman Jerome Powell this year kept cutting interest rates even as the central bank kept pushing back the deadline by which it expects inflation to return to 2%.

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Five studies examined neuropathic pain, nine focused on osteoarthritis, four looked at chronic low back pain, and one studied fibromyalgia.

From Science Daily

Bartlett and his lawyer eventually came back with an ultimatum: $2.5 million—or risk a temporary restraining order.

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It is painstaking, dismantling delicate gear assemblies, then searching hundreds of century-old envelopes for the tiny parts that will bring them back to life.

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