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from way back

adjective as in veteran

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adverb as in ago

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"You've got people choosing to live here from Liverpool but also residents from way back with cultural ties that are deep."

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Today we’re adding six more, ranging in release date from way back in the 1940s to just before the pandemic.

I just took that one little thing from way back in the day and kind of pulled from that so that I had an avenue into her character and her pain.

“They are going to dig into every weird trend from way back when and bring it back.”

I knew Terry Crews from that gladiator show from way back in the day on UPN.

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