You will need to know your numbers backward and forward and backward again.
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I just decided to do everything backward, because I'm a backward kind of guy.
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We had to either take a step backward or not take a step backward.
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We have to understand the markets are backward – the economic data, pardon me, is backward looking.
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But, remember, Zuckerberg wants to move forward, not look backward — especially when backward translates to inward.
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Buxton made a leaping catch while falling backward, finishing with a backward roll on the ground.
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We have to understand, the numbers are backward, or the economic data, pardon me, is backward looking.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Sort of two steps forward, one step backward or one step forward two steps backward.
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But the real jaw-dropper was the Backward Index, which includes some 703,000 cards listing words spelled … backward.
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"If you turn your foot sideways, it creates a forward-and-backward orientation, which could lead to falling backward," Graves says.
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Don't panic: All the clue is asking for is an island name that spells "able" backward ("return" is an indicator for reading backward).
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Simultaneously, the door was pulled backward so it would appear as though the door was being blown by the optic blast pushing him backward.
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Lee is trying to find whether there are theories that are backward-compatible to quantum physics the way quantum is backward-compatible to classical physics.
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It's also OK if Russell Wilson thought it was a backward pass—because in the reference frame of the quarterback, it is a backward pass.
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He was going to knock me on my ass if I didn't step backward so I quit pushing against him, I just started walking backward.
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Anupam, the son of a rickshaw-driver from the "other backward classes" from Bihar, itself among the most backward states, makes an unlikely escape from poverty.
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Start by looking backward It may feel impossible to predict what exactly you'll be doing next, but what you can do is connect the dots looking backward.
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EMIT is "Time" backward, which is a MAGazine, which you can also run backward to get GAM; both "opener" clues, which solved to MID and UNI, were unexpected.
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It intersects with a general contempt for the South as an intellectually backward region and for the stereotype of the "country lawyer" as a backward, benighted legal mind.
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So when you think about the two candidates — who really are tech-backward, I don't know how else to put it, really backward on immigration, on all kinds of issues.
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Try four rotations per leg – both forward and backward.
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She named the surviving twin Nevaeh — heaven spelled backward.
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We know Attorney General Jeff Sessions is a small, backward-looking man with even smaller, more backward-looking ideas, but what was the thinking behind his new federal crackdown on legal marijuana?
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The car is wiggling backward and forward, backward and forward, trying to fit into the dead center of the spot, and another driver is stuck, waiting to get by in the tight garage.
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I remember walking backward, again, very slowly, doing a little backward shimmy, down the same hotel corridor as she stood at her door like an actress, wagging at me with her index finger.
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One thing is clear: We can't afford to go backward.
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Trump is describing the evolution of the Republican plan backward.
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In the past couple of years, you've started working backward.
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Fun fact: I had my dress on backward 🙈 Yep.
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How backward and antiquated can one's idea of marriage be?
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She rolled her chair backward to help open the door.
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It's OK if you thought it was a backward pass.
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I moved backward until I hit the wall behind me.
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I found myself paddling backward, fighting the current she made.
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While the 1 percent thrive, working people are going backward.
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American culture has characterised them as hopelessly ignorant and backward.
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Sometimes you have to go backward to go forward, right?
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"We did it backward," says Carrie, who is herself adopted.
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Perhaps, but we're looking backward for more reason than curiosity.
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Discrimination makes things harder still: many see minorities as backward.
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In fact, most of the debate was curiously backward looking.
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Tritheist staggered backward as his boots gripped the metal floor.
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Like those strange and backward days of August of 2015.
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Lewandowski is seen grabbing her arm and pulling her backward.
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They also said such a policy makes Kansas look backward.
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"We don't want to see Missouri lead the nation backward."
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" "Once you go forward in history, you don't go backward.
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So why does Mr. Sessions want to take us backward?
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Halt and Catch Fire knows its characters backward and forward.
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She has the Sadim Touch; the Midas touch spelled backward.
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That sounds backward, but the legal tactic is pretty straightforward.
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Arguing for such a formal use of iPhone feels backward.
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By Payne's account, this way of thinking gets things backward.
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It's the backbone to prevent the court from moving backward.
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The clocks then move backward in the northern hemisphere's autumn.
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Some were professionals, some didn't know how to skate backward.
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Looking backward and forward and sideways for some new ideas.
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It's just hideously backward government IT at its near worst.
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We need to speed up that progress, not slide backward.
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They just want things to move forward rather than backward.
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He then saw the ball move ever so slightly backward.
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We should be compromising moving forward, not compromising moving backward.
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He punched me in the face and I fell backward.
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"This is a question of backward or forward," said Rep.
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"This is a big step backward," Conant said on CNBC.
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At times I actually stepped backward, uncertain of my terrain.
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Once you go forward in history, you don't go backward.
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But, the needle could move backward on this key issue.
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Flash backward a decade, and prices weren't all too different.
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McGuire said this kind of messaging is backward and misguided.
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With their "other backward caste" status, many Yadavs have prospered.
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The Man Who Walked Backward , by Ben Montgomery (Little, Brown) .
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As it turns out, that narrative has it partly backward.
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Neutering the Clean Power Plan is a major step backward.
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I yelled, "Are you O.K.?" but you didn't glance backward.
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Is this a sign that we're taking a step backward?
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Said Snedeker: "I don't see it going backward from here."
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Members of Congress should press him on these backward assumptions.
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It was Hewitt, age 12, with his hat on backward.
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"It would be a real backward step," Mr. McNamee says.
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Mr. Barr had the analysis backward in his summary letter.
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People are knocked down, blown backward, tossed into the air.
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How can such an isolated, backward country have this capability?
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Maybe we can stop going backward and start going forward.
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"The country's medical system was so backward," Mr. Chen said.
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"To think we're going backward 30, 40 years," he said.
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Suddenly, his neck became so weak that he fell backward.
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"Companies are invested in this, and they're not moving backward."
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Ms. Warren then appeared to count backward in her head.
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"We want to go forward, not backward," one woman said.
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"I couldn't see myself going backward or forward," she said.
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Sean Stewart shoved the guard backward, according to the affidavit.
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She stuck that landing with only a small hop backward.
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I bent over backward not to say that he lied.
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Let's move forward, not backward, and let the plan work.
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"We don't want to see it go backward," Yerxa said.
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"We have no plans to move backward," Ms. Grybauskas said.
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In midyear Mr. Mekas's backward glances took an unwelcome turn.
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He pitched backward and waved his arms wildly for balance.
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Williamson fell backward in a split, grabbing his right knee.
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The cover of the November issue is a step backward.
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This basic impulse explains Trump's actions both backward and forward.
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They shed their post-Bernie Madoff insistence on backward team building.
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"I feel like we're going backward instead of forwards," says Parker.
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Afterward a colleague asked why she put the slide in backward.
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Now, if you pin one group against another, you're moving backward.
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If you don't exercise your success muscles, you risk slipping backward.
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Yelchin's 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee rolled backward down the steep driveway.
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Backward classes make up about three-quarters of the Hindu population.
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The fundamental problem with import substitution is that it's backward-looking.
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Learning your investment backward and forward is a No. 1 rule.
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Even before the current moment, however, a backward slide had begun.
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If anything, expert suggest, the president is doing things exactly backward.
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Banking's dirty secret is that it is backward, inefficient and hidebound.
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These sharks are unable to swim backward, so it plowed forward.
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She concluded the performance by lying backward onto the fluffy instrument.
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Then again, very hard, making myself fall backward onto the floor.
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She stumbles backward, to the gasps of the live studio audience.
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I'd argue that this view of motherhood gets it exactly backward.
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Nintendo has a great tradition of making its consoles backward compatible.
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I think we can talk about steps forward and steps backward.
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Buzz cut, a pair of Oakleys on backward—not very professional.
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From there, she can work backward to create a tentative budget.
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He was looking backward as much as he was looking forward.
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Many companies are still rocking this archaic, backward thinking about compensation.
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She claims she stumbled backward and yelled for her security guard.
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He flew backward in the direction of the town of Concord.
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This giant step backward should alarm the people of North Carolina.
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Who is to say whether we are moving forward or backward?
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But that's in a very backward, conservative version of the culture.
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Blaming the candidates for not being positive gets this phenomenon backward.
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"There are times we moved backward," Willimon recently told the Wrap.
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This is almost always a backward way of thinking about things.
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"Their work is almost like going forward and backward," she said.
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Is everything moving backward or is this who America always was?
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If I had to pick one, I would have picked backward.
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Another is that we start at the end and look backward.
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I won't let our commonwealth go backward on reproductive rights. pic.twitter.
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The quest to understand his mother's madness drives the story backward.
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The vehicle drove wildly forward and backward, knocking down several protesters.
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An explanation for the backward, or retrograde, rotation is not certain.
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The remake bends over backward to erase any hint of gayness.
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Social justice protests look backward, but give us no forward path.
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In JR's vision, he's leaping over an abandoned apartment building, backward.
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First, start with the customer in mind and then work backward.
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He most likely fell backward over an adult on the floor.
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Getting rid of the "living will" requirements is a step backward.
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Their eyes work independently, letting them look forward and backward simultaneously.
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The opponent fell backward to all but sit on the apron.
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The new government looked backward as often as it looked forward.
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"The automakers shouldn't make the mistake of sliding backward," Williams said.
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It veers from right to left, turns around and goes backward.
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Then the second melts backward into the arms of the first.
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New data, though, shows this common wisdom has it exactly backward.
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From that he could work backward, attempting to deduce the mechanism.
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That's why I've said we have this whole investigation thing backward.
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The reason, I suspect, is that Bannon had it exactly backward.
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New York is a progressive city with a backward transit system.
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Kenyans don't understand why Americans are so backward in telecommunications. 3.
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But these first impressions are soon revealed to be completely backward.
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Some pages were printed backward, to be read in a mirror.
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Their hostility to the new industrialism may have been backward looking.
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The Leavers' backward-facing dreams of imperial renewal are one example.
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So many are looking backward — what has worked for us before.
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She trafficked in gossip, but knew "The Odyssey" backward and forward.
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"Evolution can be two steps forward, one step backward," Wong said.
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But women in the New York City Council are sliding backward.
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TRUSNOVEC There's a moment of a sort of tightrope-walking backward.
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There is so much about this case that is simply backward.
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LEO I'm pretty sure we've gone backward, in exactly that regard.
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"He was backward and forward that year in Toronto," Pursglove says.
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And, right now, politicians in Washington have their budget priorities backward.
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It looks trippy as some scenes play simultaneously forward and backward.
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"It is one step forward and two steps backward," says Hussain.
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Those moments send a charge forward and backward through the novel.
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In my head, the tape runs backward, then hiccups and breaks.
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A stained-glass panel in the wall read "Good Food" backward.
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Contrary to long-held beliefs, Neanderthals were not backward cave men.
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Enduring dystopian novels look backward and forward at the same time.
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Worse still, the tidal river usually flows seaward, pushing yachts backward.
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As wildfires scorch across Montana and California, we can't go backward.
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The fan fell backward ... and both parties needed to be restrained.
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I have a high level of concern that we're stepping backward.
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After her strong debate early this year, Harris has gone backward.
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Afghanistan is rural, tribal, penniless, backward, and lacking in natural endowments.
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Eli's hair was hidden that day under a backward baseball cap.
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The president has done everything he can to move America backward.
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"I never took a backward step," she tells a sympathetic friend.
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Like many detective stories, "Ruben Brandt, Collector" moves backward and forward.
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I would just say everything works backward from the challenge, right?
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Or did the upset in Cologne cause a collective step backward?
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Here, instead of pushing the body's clock backward it's wound forward.
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Let's work backward here―much like the pitchers in Houston's rotation.
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A handful of borrowers are now starting to use Sonia's backward-looking compounded rate on bilateral loans, which requires a significant investment of time and capital to change systems to deal with backward-looking compounded rates.
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One of our [movement] scores is "walking backward in a prairie" where we go out to the edge of the prairie and walk backward, so there's this real peripheral sense of the world enveloping you from behind.
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Always a master of exits and entrances, Balanchine gives her an unforgettable final departure: In profile to us, she arches backward as if spreading her wings and — mission accomplished — slowly travels backward on point into the wings.
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In time, the government created a third group, the Other Backward Classes.
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Microsoft is winding down new additions to its Xbox backward compatibility catalog.
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Put it on backward — from ear to ear — like I did here.
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I tiptoe during walks long and short, tiptoe walking forward and backward.
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Half a millennium later, we still haven't fully rejected these backward attitudes.
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But he wouldn't go backward and retract his words from the campaign.
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Her kick sent her father running backward while reaching for the ball.
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If anything, the project appears to have taken a small step backward.
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With just 109 days left before Brexit Day, things are moving backward.
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And trusting any computer program with your vote is a step backward.
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What does "contemporary design" mean in an industry that perennially looks backward?
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That seems like a strangely backward philosophy that puts presentation above content.
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Since hindsight is 20/20, it's no wonder we keep looking backward.
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But once the boulder starts rolling backward, it's not easy to stop.
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You need to be a lot backward to slide into the car.
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Even worse are the unfortunate stereotypes that feel incredibly backward in 2018.
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The fascinating thing about animation is how backward the lighting process is.
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Or should it consider only backward-looking economic data, which move slowly?
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" He added that Uber "probably cannot continue with this backward-looking amendment.
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Perhaps it is best to work backward in order to move forward.
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Boomerang gives you a GIF-like video that loops forward and backward.
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These days, using iTunes to back up your iPhone feels hilariously backward.
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The United States, by contrast, has taken a step backward on reporting.
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No more confusing lamp pushes and pulls, or twists and backward flicks.
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The driver slammed the car in reverse and fled the scene backward.
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Yet every inch of progress comes with about a hundred steps backward.
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Perhaps the Xbox One for its high performance and backward compatibility function?
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"Donald Trump takes us backward on all of those issues," she added.
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We followed, while Glines led the way, walking backward as he talked.
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It pointed out that inflation expectations in Japan are unusually backward-looking.
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It recognises that Japan's backward-looking psychology will be slow to change.
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Wearing backward caps atop discrete-but-compulsory veils, girls skate with boys.
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Crawford fell backward, hitting his head on the post to his left.
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Calgary took a big step backward after reaching the playoffs last season.
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She signed her letters "Enaj Enoblam" (her hoped-for married name, backward).
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The Penguins defenseman fell backward, and his helmet slammed to the ice.
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Had he not, he might have toppled backward out of the ring.
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Netflix is leading the streaming service charge backward into the TV past.
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No. The FCC broadband order was a step backward for consumer privacy.
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While it is, in my opinion, two steps backward, those things happen.
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The series starts with an ending, then simultaneously moves backward and forward.
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Then, three days later, the network tiptoed backward like Trump after Helsinki .
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Seats slide forward and backward, so legroom is what you make it.
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The tech industry has said that such rules would be backward-looking.
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The officer responds by shoving the man backward against a brick wall.
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He's engaging where he wants to, walking Inoue backward, landing body shots.
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She crouched low and shimmied backward, luring Fontijn with her hands down.
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For many Democrats, Trump represented a step backward on our country's progress.
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America is a backward country when it comes to the death penalty.
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"Encourage children to deep breathe, count backward from 10," Dr. Cohen suggested.
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Absolutely everything feels like hubris when you're working backward from that conclusion.
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But the Supreme Court has refused, claiming the group isn't "backward" enough.
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American Crime Story begins with the murder and goes backward from there.
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Think of it as moving backward and forward around a circular track.
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Feig, for one, has no time for this backward line of thinking.
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While sliding the bumper on one joycon, I get the thing backward.
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And Major League Baseball remains a sport sliding backward in this regard.
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They are also the only type of bird that can fly backward.
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Walker slices a clearance badly and it goes backward for a corner.
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"Why?" looks backward, often seeking to particularize a problem to the perpetrator.
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And, of course, it isn't just technological innovation that can go backward.
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Pentagon officials said Mr. Mattis had bent over backward to appear loyal.
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The discs were oriented vertically, spinning like a bicycle wheel headed backward.
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Expecting me to identify and communicate my needs was so painfully backward.
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But you want me to write the answers into the grid backward?
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A similar issue dogs Erdem Moralioglu, who often designs by gazing backward.
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"It would be a real backward step," said one farmer in Ireland.
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He took three paces backward after restarting the game, into Arsenal's half.
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But, luckily for me, wearing things backward is very of the moment!
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The best evidence we have suggests this gets the relationship largely backward.
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Well, how can such an isolated backward country have this nuclear ability?
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But it's not just students who can slide backward during these months.
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But in this case, the Justice Department gets that principle exactly backward.
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We must continue to reject any attempt to turn the clock backward.
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After a brief introduction, there's a sequence of familiar footage, running backward.
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"Instead of getting ahead, it's more like we went backward," he said.
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But, for Muslim women, Lari considered this a step forward, not backward.
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Those giant steps backward would all shift income up the economic ladder.
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"You have to look backward, forward and across all accounts," said Neuhoff.
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And some of these countries, like Greece, are prone to slip backward.
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Many universities are willing to bend over backward to enroll talented players.
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Awkwafina is groundbreaking, but she can also feel like a step backward.
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You step backward or you shoot your hands to get you off.
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The last thing we need is to take a huge step backward.
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Its distinguishing features include large, backward-curving horns and a strong physique.
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They then jumped forward, backward, to the left and to the right.
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"It's funny how you can only connect the dots backward," he says.
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The man pulled backward a few feet and then hit him again.
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Those backward-looking images seemed to hold little sentimental value for him.
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Still, stereotypes persist that Appalachian food and culture are primitive and backward.
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After a relative is found, investigators work backward to find the suspect.
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Without him available to play, the Knicks take a significant step backward.
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Lazarus chose the iconic backward "R" to mimic the handwriting of children.
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In fact, the Republicans get the issue backward: Medicaid already supports work.
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But these dagger-like teeth, slightly curved backward, were designed to attack.
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"I'm bending over backward, and nobody's not even doing anything," he said.
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Mr. Mubarez said he was nervous around him, feeling backward and ashamed.
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He was shooting backward, to a time he knew only in memory.
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But, if Poussey's death is realistic, it also casts a shadow backward.
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"Applying work requirements to health coverage gets it exactly backward," he said.
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Chronology skips forward and backward and sideways, moving slowly and then quickly.
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I nodded and felt myself falling backward into her husband's pillowy flesh.
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Yet the new president's agenda, like his campaign rhetoric, often looks backward.
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Women's representation in government is stalled, and in some cases moving backward.
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The reason: At night, the chemical reactions in plants essentially run backward.
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" A day earlier, he had said: "Roy Moore represents a backward look.
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Drake has been bending over backward to associate himself with the scene.
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Or it runs backward and forward over endless lists, stitching and unstitching.
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"That doesn't work – nobody goes backward in an election," former Pennsylvania Rep.
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Farmers aren't backward dupes who are easily tricked into buying unnecessary technologies.
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Pause YouTube with one click, or skip backward and forward 10 seconds.
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Together, they have bent over backward to support Trump through every scandal.
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A: And he, I walked backward because he was pushing me with his body until I got to the bed, and I fell backward on to the bed, and I tried to get up, and he pushed me down.
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The ACA bent over backward to keep the "private" insurance system in place.
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But one thing is certain -- slipping backward is not an option for Republicans.
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Assassination slowly works backward from the Versace murder, Cunanan's fifth and final killing.
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Instead, many influential conservatives tried to yank changed norms in a backward direction.
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You can now move backward and forward between photos just by tapping instead.
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According to their life situation, the students took one step forward or backward.
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It's an insistence that we will not go backward; we will move forward.
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One turntable handles Lúcio's forward/backward movement and the other controls his turning.
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As you go by, it looks like that other car is moving backward.
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Elijah slowly moves the truck backward as she takes baby steps toward him.
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Mary was meant to fall backward and have her husband catch her ankles.
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"It's hard to see how going backward can actually improve things," she said.
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"When the federal government repealed net neutrality, they took a step backward," Gov.
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So, in a sense we are tricked into thinking it's a backward pass.
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Follow it with a fist pump and an alternating knee raise moving backward.
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In the end, it's really about what's coming up — rather than looking backward.
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And even when Princess Charlotte lost her balance and started to fall backward.
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She said she leaned backward to avoid him and almost lost her balance.
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Let's start by taking a deep breath and counting backward from five: 5.
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Forlani puts visible effort into projecting yearning and indecision into her backward glances.
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We've become a world obsessed with looking backward for lazy sources of joy.
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Nintendo has a revised strategy for indie games: look forward rather than backward.
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Others it has been so nonexistent that boats drifted back to Trieste backward.
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Just as quickly, the video enters rewind, and we see everything happening backward.
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The state would have to pay a high price for its backward policy.
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Slimane's appointment felt like a step backward, and his debut didn't strike gently.
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Henry gets punched in the face, and the camera spasms and whips backward.
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RHP Wily Peralta took a step backward Saturday after making three encouraging starts.
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But in the era of hackable voting systems, that gets things precisely backward.
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Dorsey advised the stroller rolled backward approximately five feet before it reached him.
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Basically, I work backward, muting sections of code one by one using comments.
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BRS can generate electricity while slowing the kart by spinning the motors backward.
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Meanwhile, Barack fully embraced the casual dress code, wearing a baseball cap backward.
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China's liberals see ominous signs of a society tugged backward by ideological currents.
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The nation must do a better job in updating its backward homeless laws.
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And it's worried the U.S. is about to take a giant step backward.
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He always shows you someone's body flying backward from an explosion, presumably broken.
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Scale and greed and countless other culprits have spun the geologic clock backward.
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The 901 had a combination of eight firing backward and one firing forward.
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Yes, this results in a degree of bending over backward and even condescension.
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ETFs that track overseas stocks are forward-looking pricing mechanisms, not backward-looking.
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He stumbled backward, entangling himself in the black curtain hung across the door.
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Or Bourdy's ball could have rolled backward all the way off the green.
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Maybe stand a little more firmly in the middle, with occasionally backward wobbles.
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It has gone backward, perhaps 50 years before the end of the revolution.
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"If (cuts are) enacted, it would be a huge step backward," McFadden said.
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The dashboard camera video shows Mr. Scott walking backward before he is shot.
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Repealing either of these taxes would be a step backward for tax fairness.
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A drinker swigging from a bottle curls backward as if about to spiral.
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These are steps backward that do not serve the people of Hong Kong.
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Sadly, we instead find ourselves struggling to keep politicians from taking us backward.
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The country has moved forward (and backward) not by design but in tumult.
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Start by identifying more tangible and neutral problems, and work backward from there.
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I wore hats backward, trimmed my hair, and created a gangsta life culture.
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Instead, the parliament moved in the opposite direction, making a huge step backward.
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Instead, he'll bend over backward to give them the benefit of the doubt.
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The frontwardness, the face-to-face aspect of human fucking was itself backward.
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Gardens grow backward and forward In the mind; in the driest season, flowers.
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"It was an outstanding play," Kipnis said of Lindor's snag and backward throw.
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Davis drained a 3-pointer while falling backward putting Xavier ahead 26-16.
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"We have leaned over backward to make sure they are represented," he said.
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The crowd gasped and stumbled backward as a creature scrabbled to the surface.
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But if I'm correctly interpreting his concern, then Rosen has things exactly backward.
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Nowadays, of course, the Trump administration is trying to take the country backward.
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Its backward glances reimagine and reify through abstraction, cartoon, humor, dissonance, and adornment.
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We look backward to learn from history so that we can move forward.
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"Cities of Last Things" works backward from the suicide of Zhang Dong Ling.
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"He's looking backward, not forward," she told me after we watched the speech.
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It can slow down and speed up and go backward, creating endless loops.
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"It would be a real backward step," one Irish dairy farmer told us.
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And given that the Magic Keyboard is backward compatible, it won't change that.
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Swapping clean car traffic for dirty truck traffic is a big step backward.
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Making it go backward takes more than a nudge with a cue stick.
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The rear seats also slide backward to take advantage of the extra room.
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As many as can fit in the cart come, riding backward, legs dangling.
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Then, once they begged me to stop, we gradually worked our way backward.
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For reasons no one understands, evolution has stopped; it is now running backward.
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What other word would you suggest to describe "an animal that urinates backward"?
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Ms. McDonald is determined to keep Ireland from falling backward, especially for women.
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For some the Rand will always be a relic of a backward era.
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Wave your hand at the drone and it will ascend and fly backward.
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He wore a blue throwback jersey backward, so that Bryant's name faced forward.
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" The actors "were 16 to 25, playing middle-aged people who age backward.
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It is hard to know where to start with such a backward accusation.
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It was as if, for my last few steps, I was running backward.
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Rousey staggered and stumbled backward while Nunes pursued her and landed multiple shots.
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Wilson had on a backward gimme cap; Bernstein wore a woollen ski hat.
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The North is industrialized; the South was locked in a backward agricultural system.
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America needs a moral reawakening, but not one that goes backward toward intolerance.
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But that kind of thinking has it backward: Corporations don't drive the economy.
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As we enter a new decade, we can't afford to be looking backward.
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The victory of Trump felt to many women like a huge step backward.
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So responding to violence by calling for self-censorship has it precisely backward.
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The path backward might have stopped there, if not for an unexpected email.
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Le Pen wishes to move backward, he wishes to go forward — En Marche!
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The North Korean leadership, though backward and bizarre, is not to be underestimated.
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The all-male Republican majority on the committee actually took many steps backward.
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Undoing these rules will be a huge step backward for our nation's students.
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Still, both consoles supporting at least some form of backward compatibility is reassuring.
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The senator outrages the emperor by refusing to kowtow to his backward religion.
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Kim visited Kumgang in October, and slammed the resort as "shabby" and backward.
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The diagnosis of a "deep state," those experts say, has the problem backward.
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It feels like the country has taken a giant step backward, he said.
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She stumbles backward, nearly falling on her butt, letting go of the bag.
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Bodies pivot keenly: A dancer switches his torso sideways or backward while jumping.
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Historians have tended to consider Populism muddleheaded: America looked forward, Populists looked backward.
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It involves the backward flow of stomach acid into the tissues above it.
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Strictly backward looking, these maps are based on floods that have already occurred.
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A few seconds pass, and he fires, the recoil knocking his torso backward.
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There is a feeling that we are only going backward in this country.
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We curse and celebrate, resist and accept, look backward and forward at once.
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Along the way, they draw "chance" cards that, nearly always, send them backward.
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If you have a problem conversation you are looking backward and assigning blame.
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That light field would let you lean forward and backward within the video.
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Falling backward, Williamson reached for his right knee after falling to the court.
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She tipped backward into the back of a man facing away from her.
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An IBM quantum computer was used this year to make history go backward.
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The Republican tribunes, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, are backward, foolish and inexperienced.
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I'd expect him to go backward throughout the exchanges if he did that.
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More importantly ... she sees this as a major step backward for the country.
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Ironically, protestors characterized this as profiting from the strike, which is exactly backward.
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So two very opposite portrayals — one is romanticized, and the other is backward.
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Agreements usually don't stick if they're made while the communication planet's moving backward.
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All those institutions bent over backward to keep the house of cards upright.
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Maddox fell backward into the enclosure and was mauled to death by the dogs.
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According to that report, Yelchin's Jeep rolled backward, pinning him against a brick mailbox.
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It is an occasion to look forward with hope, instead of backward with suspicion.
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But I found their arguments hard to evaluate because they seemed highly backward-looking.
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If the league gets Marta, it pushes back at some of this backward momentum.
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Buttigieg said he wants to move the party past a backward-looking proxy battle.
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That's a step backward from the silent, manipulable control module on familiar old EarPods.
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Asha leaned backward as she came around and slid an arm behind Lynn's back.
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That's as if the people in Halliwell's example could only walk forward or backward.
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More broadly, progress in race relations now looks set to take a leap backward.
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Even at his backward-looking bakery, Rubin couldn't resist adding some forward-leaning touches.
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Up close, a cat tongue almost resembles a forest of backward-facing hedgehog spines.
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"To explore the map, move forward or backward or side to side," it says.
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" The European official wrote that Xi added, "China was not a backward country anymore.
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Warren had cast him as backward-looking and out of touch with systemic problems.
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It folds out backward so that, when closed, there are screens on both sides.
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Cultural conservatives, on the other hand, believe that the best way forward is backward.
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While that backward movement is just an optical illusion, it carries major astrological implications.
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He pushed the suitcase into her, knocking her backward to the ground, she said.
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It's the same team that actually worked on the Xbox 360 backward compatibility overall.
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The administration needs to recognize that this problem cannot be solved in backward fashion.
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"We are going backward by adding a counter-cyclical factor," said the policy advisor.
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The squid can also use the siphon to propel its way through water backward.
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The government down under has been pretty backward in terms of progressive LGBTQ legislation.
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She has said that contraception increases the rate of abortion, which is exactly backward.
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Catalans like to see themselves as a highly advanced part of a backward country.
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He did however, disavow political divisiveness and deride what he coined backward looking policies.
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This might all sound a bit backward-looking: reactionary chic rather than radical chic.
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What will you find when you travel backward or forward to a place unknown?
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"This kind of conversation moves America backward, and it should be dismissed," Husted said.
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Where Britpop had been largely backward- and inward-looking, Gorillaz looked forward and outward.
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For a messy, undone look, curl sections vertically and alternate forward and backward curls.
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But saying that emotions will make you care about a person is totally backward.
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In the movies, the Velociraptors and T. rex have claws with backward-facing digits.
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Trump's proposal also represents a huge step backward from current business and policy trends.
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The Conservatives said the announcement was "a shameful step backward" from Canada's military tradition.
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There was no tugging or leaning backward like with blowouts with big round brushes.
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The beak of male Androdon aequatorialis hummingbirds feature backward facing teeth and hooked tips.
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But these times can only be clearly seen on a backward-looking performance chart.
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But we cannot move backward, not when our community's rights are on the line.
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If going back in time can create paradoxes, then backward time travel doesn't exist.
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Layne stumbled backward and was immediately grabbed by the catcher, Centeno and Robinson Cano.
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He knew both records backward and forward, so it gave him a unique perspective.
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The potential energy is all the greater because this domain is currently so backward.
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And so far the reality for minorities isn't even going backward—it's getting worse.
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Instead, the vehicle lurched backward into a line of waiting patrons, injuring 16 people.
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Then, eerily, near the top of the loop, the plane started to tilt backward.
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At the final whistle, Brady, the man who delivered the early hope, fell backward.
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And, they typically cause so many of us to manage our finances completely backward.
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Abrams grabbed Nelson's son by the wrist and bent it backward, the mother said.
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How has he taken the G.O.P. backward in such a short period of time?
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In its decision, the Supreme Court has taken a giant step backward from Serrano.
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He had a lot of room to maneuver and he decided to move backward.
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A: Sometimes you need to take a step backward to move your career forward.
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Whatever their growing anger against the president, Turks do not want to go backward.
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To compensate for this growth, women often lean backward, which strains the lower back.
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Obama succeeded in moving America backward, but he failed in every other nuclear nation.
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Am I a guy who gets to the top 40 and then sinks backward?
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But it seems that this optimism gap isn't just inaccurate; it's pretty much backward.
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Both double over backward to please (after all, overseas tuition is a cash cow).
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Casting Ireland as a backward country again, is that the best you can do?
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As we have seen over the last few years, the country has stumbled backward.
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It lurches uncomfortably backward and forward like my brain trying to adjust for inflation.
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Outraged, because women across tech are still enduring some staggeringly backward attitudes and behaviors.
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Forward and backward, then and now, time travel dangles hope in front of us.
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I could say I feel sad to be moving forward, not backward, through life.
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Also, you're famously unshaven, so I think you regard all shaving products as backward.
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And he saw some of the people convulse, falling backward through the tracer fire.
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It starts with ending this radical, reckless and backward-looking pursuit of offshore drilling.
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In fact, I would see her bend over backward to go the other way.
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So far, backward-looking data suggests the United States economy is holding up fine.
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Jolted by a compression in the snow, she was tossed backward and lost control.
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We stayed for an hour, and I flipped forward and backward dozens of times.
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But we're doing it backward: We should be sending teachers out to run businesses.
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The political debate in the United States, however, seems to have it all backward.
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Backward exercising is a thing, with throngs of people squatting and sprinting in reverse.
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It's also a coming-of-age story, implying a backward-looking perspective of maturity.
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" The verdict, he said, was "a major step backward in Myanmar's transition to democracy.
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The subjects also are asked to count backward from 100 in increments of 7.
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So this is even a step backward from what the national Democrats are doing.
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The money part was the ending, so I started counting backward from the end.
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"It's human nature to want to go forward instead of going backward," Lewis said.
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And so, what you're doing is you're reinforcing, sort of, backward-looking status quo.
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But "What Makes You Country" is a step backward, a fusillade of trite cliché.
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Endangered species, climate change — the administration is taking the country, and the world, backward.
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Now is no time to drift backward — especially not in the name of progress.
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Many therapists will tell you that you have to go backward to go forward.
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Take this story forward instead of backward, and I'll be there on opening night.
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Berkeley bent over backward to accommodate Yiannopoulos, and the event's organizers ended up canceling.
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A backward turn in U.S.-Iran relations undermines this faction's leverage most of all.
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Tripping on a root or a rock, she suddenly fell backward into deep mud.
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Earnings reports look backward, and what really matters to investors is what lies ahead.
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"Good news, I hit every ball forward, not backward, a couple sideways," Woods said.
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The backward-running cursor, innocent as it looks, can obliterate all traces of revision.
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Sudan appears to have taken a disturbing step backward on its path toward democracy.
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Meanwhile, except for energy, Russia remains technologically backward and non-competitive in global markets.
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Where there is still no peace, and where everything seems to be going backward.
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If the goal was to persuade, they took a huge step backward last night.
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Reactionary politics feed on cultural despair; the right is usually happy to look backward.
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Their comments are backward looking, at the body of evidence from the House inquiry.
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Full of detours and backward glances, the narrative is centrally preoccupied with time itself.
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Horseback riding too, with that I could jump on [the horse] backward and whatnot.
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"You just don't want her there because it is so backward looking," Huckabee continued.
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After recent presidents tip-toed toward parity, Trump has moved decisively and swiftly backward.
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It supports transfers of up to 21Gbps and is backward compatible with USB 234.99.
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We tend to teach it like a Southern problem and a backward economic institution.
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She'd scream like a trapped rabbit when she sat backward on my father's cock.
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My assumption was that fireworks had evolved from weaponry, but I had it backward.
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The movie moves backward for a look at the men when they were younger.
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He said Sean then got nose-to-nose with him and shoved him backward.
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Bending over backward is an unflattering posture, but it's what the democratic process requires.
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Just as in California, the fires seemed to be dragging a modern society backward.
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We stumble backward with surprise; the man grins and laughs in a friendly way.
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His backward journey on the ladder was as incremental as the entire Apollo program.
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These cuts would be a big step backward in CDC's ability to save lives.
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Which forces Republicans to bend over backward -- and crush logic -- to do so. Sen.
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The doctor will then ask the patient to repeat another set of numbers backward.
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Twice a year, clocks around the world move forward or backward by an hour.
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Compassionate conservatism is dead; Trump and his band of backward-thinking devotees killed it.
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They have built a fort, fished, and read all their books forward and backward.
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It's backward and dumb, and Alana Paterson is doing her part to change it.
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Americans are generally not willing to go backward on matters of basic economic decency.
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Whatever was important to me at the time, they bent over backward to support.
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Most electric cars spin their electric motors backward when you lift off the throttle.
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The American films have shown since the 85033s that Russian-made weapons are 'backward.
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And now many of these countries have gone backward, and that's a serious concern.
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The movie moves backward for a look at the men when they were younger.
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"I yelped, and jumped backward," she said, but their friendship survived the romantic blip.
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The result has been a backward slide, forfeiting prior gains without substituting anything new.
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More broadly, however, baseball has tumbled backward down a hill of its own making.
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But it's a backward way of thinking about what we want from trade policy.
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Tentatively, she approaches him, leaning in, then reeling backward and collapsing on the ground.
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"Take a bow," he whispered, bending me backward as though I were Ginger Rogers.
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Approach shots landed on greens only to be blown backward into ponds and creeks.
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It would be a mistake to think of Russia as a place that's backward.
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Now, we're living in a time when the FDA seems to be moving backward.
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Axels are forward-edge jumps where the skater lands backward, on the opposite foot.
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They are inaccessible places, where supposedly primitive, backward people live, and where enemies lurk.
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And toward the end, when the "vortex" seems to pull players and dancers backward in time, with measured chords crab-walking down the piano's keyboard, there was the spiral drawn by the dancers as they walked and jogged, often backward, in circles.
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And they'll swindle us for sure if we keep stumbling backward and dropping our jaws.
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Bottom line: This conversation is a giant step backward when it comes to female empowerment.
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But nothing in her subsequent speech looked forward as stirringly as those images looked backward.
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Republicans have bent over backward to defend the president, even in his most indefensible moments.
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As Scott exits an SUV, he begins walking backward, prompting Vinson to fire four times.
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These properties aren't fundamental enough to require you to bend over backward imagining Schrödinger's cat.
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You can't just move them backward like a horse so you can do something again.
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"This bill is incredibly frightening in that regard and represents enormous steps backward," Cook said.
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Suddenly, Byrd's sister Kayla fell to the ground, and Mercedes fell backward into the home.
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I guess we should never be surprised by the backward slide of attitudes toward women.
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The deputy tried to stop Ujiri by pushing him backward off the court, Kelly said.
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To move, kids simply pedal forward or backward and use the handle bar to steer.
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Many chose to descend its steep face backward, clinging to a low-set chain link.
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But before you push us over backward in disbelief, just look at this living room.
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McKayla fell backward, "quickly lost consciousness, and was later confirmed dead," the judge's order reads.
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" The mom alleged, "Abrams forcefully grabbed my son by the wrist and bent it backward.
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I kind of worked backward to think about what that means, what does gold represent?
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Once they feel balanced, they can try taking three hops in place, forward and backward.
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You can always look forward and backward, and things can always be better or worse.
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McHugh can be seen on video leaning backward as the ball flew over his throat.
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Cats' tongues, specialised for this task, are covered in hundreds of backward-facing keratin spines.
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Either way, Microsoft has previously promised that original discs will work with the backward compatibility.
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It lets us trace the roots of our present-day tragedies backward to previous tragedies.
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Shostak: Well, you know, there's always this contamination issue; There's forward contamination and backward contamination.
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Hamilton was never really just a nostalgic gaze backward — it's always been about us, today.
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So the Mixtape's plea is to not get stuck looking only backward to the past.
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But the Wildcats went backward before fumbling the ball away at the 38-yard line.
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And most reckoned that China was backward and repressive, whereas America was rich and free.
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This is little more than a recycled bad idea, and it gets things precisely backward.
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Asteroid orbiting backward around Jupiter is first &aposinterstellar immigrant&apos from beyond our solar system .
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But penalties pushed them backward, so the Seahawks settled for a 36-yard field goal.
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We are often moving backward when we imagine we know enough to be moving forward.
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In 2018 Rajmati's district was identified as India's most backward by a government think-tank.
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For all the ways in which they've gone backward, the future is still pretty bright.
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They glide left and ride, forward and backward as the camera pans around each scene.
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"As a nation and as a people we need to go forward and not backward."
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Turns out I wore a V-neck shirt backward for an entire eight-hour shift.
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Because it remains vertical, it seems like an illusion, like a liftoff video played backward.
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And in the part of the carriers that powers payloads, engineers installed some capacitors backward.
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The company switching its alliance to the WPC doesn't bode well for future backward compatibility.
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"You'd get the same thing if you play a Madonna record backward," she said, laughing.
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There were baby steps, backward steps, temper tantrums -- and days full of leaps and bounds.
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Article 15 mentions "socially and educationally backward classes" that might also become eligible for aid.
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Kim says she can't go backward and that life is always going to be different.
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Cooper, 44, wore a backward baseball cap, a blue puffer jacket, jeans and Nike hightops.
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Deng fell backward, struck his head and was immediately unconscious and unresponsive, according to police.
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The exact opposite happened, with MSNBC falling backward and behind a then-struggling CNN instead.
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Hedo's staff is bend-over-backward accommodating (not a euphemism!) and our room is pimptastic.
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"Driving backward in highway traffic, that was a first for me," Berry told USA Today.
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Isn't it kind of a step backward as online videos moves to on-demand viewing?
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In skiing, it happens in awkward slow-speed backward falls, aka the phantom foot scenario.
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Their higher, forward-looking expectations may then partially offset everyone else's diminished backward-looking ones.
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"It's never a step backward to learn something new," even if the news is negative.
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We're looking backward to find moments that mattered, and making them matter in the present.
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You can dunk, which moves you up and forward, or defend, which drives you backward.
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Many people, including Union, passionately disagreed with this backward approach to solving the widespread issue.
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It can move its fingers and turn its upper body, and walk forward and backward.
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Imagine having a clock on your wall that sometimes ticks forward and sometimes ticks backward.
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It is worth noting at this juncture that the GOP conceit is almost completely backward.
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The FIRST STEP Act is not only a step backward; it invites a scary future.
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And it cements three years of undeniable backward electoral momentum for the party under Trump.
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Being customer-obsessed requires that you always start with the customer experience and work backward.
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"It's a huge step backward and demonstrates that the party remains tone deaf," Mayes tweeted.
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Yet young Africans have shown a great ability to overthrow legacy regimes and backward ideals.
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Some people were literally bending over backward to get the perfect selfie in the Vessel.
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I could not tell if this was a step backward or forward for my career.
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As you eat, your radar reads every moment, analyzing whether she's moving backward or forward.
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Cambodia, in contrast to Germany, Mr. Habermas said, was a backward, Third World agrarian country.
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People still don't understand what depression is, and there's still some backward ideas out there.
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Every misstep can feel like a leap backward and perseverance can just plain wear down.
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SE: Shawn does what I do, and she did it literally backward and in heels.
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Since this tragic day, America has collectively taken steps backward in appropriately addressing race relations.
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Or she puts out her arms and falls backward onto the cushion like a child.
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But Governor Kasich gets the main problem with the 1996 welfare reform almost exactly backward.
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As a nation and as a people we need to go forward and not backward.
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Yet, here in Bonn, some countries and NGOs now wish to take a step backward.
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Pushback is when an external vehicle moves an aircraft backward away from an airport gate.
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When he did, his knees went well past straight, so that his legs bowed backward.
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For they are shameful, repulsive statements and of course the president has it precisely backward.
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Fan emphasised that China should not take a backward step toward fixing the exchange rate.
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On customer loyalty, your prospectus said you might stop maintaining "backward compatibility" for older products.
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But Democrats said the measure was backward looking and had little to do with modernization.
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Jacksonville activist Jerry "Jay" Wilkes said the attack on Jones is a troubling step backward.
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When the Backward Fins Beth billboard went viral, Slater showed a tiny bit of pique.
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In 1931, an indigent Texan named Plennie Wingo decided to walk around the world backward.
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Starting with "politically fashionable conclusions," they worked backward, mimicking academic methods and sometimes inventing data.
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"We knew that car forward and backward," Mr. Yates told Cox News Service in 20073.
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The backward-looking tendencies of modern cinema were on striking display in Telluride this year.
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"Sometimes you've got to go two steps backward before going one step forward," he said.
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While allowing children to marry might seem barbaric and backward, Virginia is far from alone.
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Trump later offers some backward-looking misinformation about 703 that serves no obvious function whatsoever.
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I heard several of my baseball coaches parrot Showalter when I wore my hat backward.
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Today, doubting a candidate's electability because she's a woman isn't just unfair — it's exactly backward.
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But thinking back on it, I wonder if we got it backward in the execution.
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I braced my arms to either side of my body and slid backward between them.
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That air pushes backward on the car, resulting in drag, diminishing the car's top speed.
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It's not appropriate — it is, indeed, moving backward — to tell people not to speak them.
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But apart from some Beardsley-esque artwork there's little about the restaurant that's backward-looking.
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It turned out to be this backward way of getting an American distributor on board.
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But when Dewdrop starts to travel backward, their dynamics change: They move with legato fluency.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — The first ball floated backward, spinning and arcing toward the net.
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Utah's employees, unable to resist that button with the jaunty backward arrows, quickly replied all.
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Where Trump is at fault, however, is with his purely backward-looking view of this.
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In an age of hidebound regression, moving forward becomes inseparable from looking backward and inward.
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"Our obligation to do justice continues to go backward as well as forward," he said.
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We've always repeated our stories, over and over, until we know them backward and forward.
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Each episode primarily takes place chronologically before the last, so the show largely moves backward.
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Instead, the show's attention is drawn backward to Camille's injuries, emotional, physical and self-inflicted.
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An athletic trainer asked Youzhny to walk backward to avoid more strain on his quadriceps.
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He began plotting my day backward from my last possible arrival time at the airport.
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Keeping your knees soft and your core engaged, slowly bend knees, while bending elbows backward.
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The latest backward move was a tax on jobs — quickly repealed after a citizens' revolt.
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A skater moves forward and backward on the inside or outside edge of a blade.
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Faith here is nothing more than a disingenuous mask that veils viciousness and backward delusion.
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In the developing embryo, the beak originates near the caruncle and then gradually expands backward.
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As the camera crawls backward, we see a miniature horse standing calmly between his legs.
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It isn't backward, and actually he didn't know what he did wrong, but it's off.
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"We studied these violent tragedies, and then ran them backward in time," Ms. Jones said.
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"When he pulled forward and gasped, the lock resisted, and he slumped backward," LaValle writes.
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Sometimes the tongue propels saliva backward before the epiglottis has time to cover the airway.
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Iran does not represent a backward group of people, but a sophisticated and alert citizenry.
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Yet while their agenda will take America backward, the conservative vision will move America forward.
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Our inability to comprehend the past comes from taking current worldviews and projecting them backward.
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I loathed Trump's inaugural: It offered a zero-sum, ethnically pure, backward-looking brutalistic nationalism.
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The team could just add features to Python 3 indefinitely that don't break backward compatibility.
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Dance of life Meet the young cancer survivor whose backward leg allows her to dance.
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When Mercury is in retrograde, it appears to be moving backward when viewed from Earth.
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Joe Mantello's carny-nightmare production was what finally convinced me that I'd had it backward.
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I have several rare books that list words spelled backward to help me make Spirals.
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" To which Eli responds: "You say slides backward, I say reverts to its natural state.
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With each oxygen-sucking, uphill step, I slipped and slid backward on the sandy slope.
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History does not move in straight lines; sometimes it goes sideways, sometimes it goes backward.
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But Beshear said that the GOP's plans would take his state, and the nation, backward.
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"If the goal was to persuade, they took a huge step backward last night," Sen.
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And I also think it's critical that Fed policy is forward looking, not backward looking.
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"We will bend over backward to be fair," said Representative Pramila Jayapal, Democrat of Washington.
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Many working-class people say that delineation is backward: The left had already abandoned them.
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Tribal culture was treated as backward, a skin to be shed in pursuit of assimilation.
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" Sanders brushed off Clinton's criticism, saying it's time for Democrats to "look forward, not backward.
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Anavarin seems like a random name for a store, but it's actually "Nirvana" spelled backward.
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In the Obama administration, lawmakers bent over backward to avoid hitting the $21 trillion mark.
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They are remarkable for how completely they turn sensible immigration policies upside down and backward.
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Her new one, for all its strengths, sometimes seems organized backward, from the outside in.
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This says more about the backward state of American law and politics than anything else.
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Several groups have condemned the decision, calling it a step backward for White House transparency.
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To rescind this guidance would be a step backward and would widen the opportunity gap.
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Assess it, analyze it — is it improving, is it going forward, is it going backward?
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As the joke goes, women do everything men do, but backward and in high heels.
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In every respect, Iran took a giant step backward by the time Ahmadinejad's presidency ended.
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Democrats bent over backward to keep the negotiations going in order to find a solution.
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People in many countries are looking nostalgically backward, toward less connected, supposedly more secure times.
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Their slow-motion seems even slower, so that you can't always distinguish forward from backward.
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The way Mr. Trudeau has visualized that is by setting the right-side entries backward.
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Typically, you want to start more recent and work your way backward with ancestry research.
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Then to lovingly, impishly subvert that subversion, extending the story backward and forwards in time.
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Once the loan has been taken out, thinking about it is always about looking backward.
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Is that enough to have caused his changeup to have taken a huge step backward?
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Above them excerpts from Mr. Russell's film, featuring Freida Pinto, Connie Britton and Allison Williams, played backward and forward and backward again, so the women dressed and undressed, went up an escalator and down, fled and were sucked back, fled and were sucked back.
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Legislators in Haryana promised on Monday to introduce new legislation to reclassify the Jats as backward.
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I stumbled backward to sit down on the steps and examined the letter in more detail.
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They all dropped shots on a day when there was no time to be going backward.
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I found at least one new change that feels like a step backward, and that's AirDrop.
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Clements says the man lost his balance, fell backward, and hit his head on a table.
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But Apple needed someone who knew the tech forward and backward to build out a prototype.
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"What we didn't do, other than the post-Reconstruction era, is really move backward," he says.
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This could be the first time except for post-Reconstruction that the country really moved backward.
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This is one of the most backward and nasty executive orders that the president has issued.
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But you can't just grab a Blu-ray, stretch it backward, and call it 3-D.
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But the truck doesn't slow down and just fucking smokes the guy, who goes flying backward.
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We're basically taking a step backward on climate change: The details behind each reactor closure differ.
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Anders added that the response to her research on the 1921 lynching reflects backward racial views.
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His right hand isn't working again so he's going backward and the tumor has actually shrunk.
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It's become increasingly common for Hollywood studios to bend over backward to appease the Chinese authorities.
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She scrabbled backward with her hand for the door handle, turned it, and pushed it open.
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The impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens to turn us into a fearful, backward-looking people.
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A college coach's dream, who knew the playbook backward and forward and never missed a class.
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I was moving forward, I thought, but in the desert, forward and backward look the same.
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So in that respect, I think it's important to be forward-looking rather than backward-looking.
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An entire section of Hollywood shouldn't be a single show away from moving this far backward.
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It was almost as if her career had actually taken a step backward instead of forward.
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Let's start with the end and work our way backward: You know what the Moon is.
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The manifesto launched this spring was insipid and backward-looking, dusting off tried and discarded ideas.
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" Dossena notes that this backward glance at that Rabanne trademark came "three years after I arrived.
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The only countries where Marx's ideas took hold were backward autocracies such as Russia and China.
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They wear an assortment of uniforms; one was sporting a cap labeled "US Navy," worn backward.
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To those who see the future of the American economy in services, these promises seemed backward.
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Switching to an x86 architecture makes it much easier to make backward compatible consoles as well.
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They showed me that being pro-life doesn't necessarily mean you're backward, or hateful, or ignorant.
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" He goes on: "Neither party has been exclusively responsible for us going backward instead of forward.
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JANET YELLEN: Well, the economic data signals are important, but to some extent, they're backward looking.
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These features, along with the backward-bending knees, give the robot a physique resembling an ostrich.
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Epic mode will shoot the Anafi backward by 30 meters to get a wide-angle video.
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Felton, 38, used an account with the screen name "gnuymevul," which spells "luv em yung" backward.
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Logitech's MX Vertical also throws in a forward and backward button for the thumb to use.
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Which begs the question: Is the media portrayal of Islam as a backward, violent religion accurate?
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You say it very clearly: Being the selfless one who bends over backward for other people.
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On the other hand, Trump is famous (infamous?) for never saying sorry or even looking backward.
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The right is a joystick that allows for horizontal control, pitching forward, backward, left, or right.
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And yet, US environmental law and regulation have stumbled forward over the years, rarely backward. Why?
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With many risk-assessment tests, "you are looking backward for a forward-looking purpose," Brown said.
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Menendez said in Saturday's statement that cutting aid to the countries would be a step backward.
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Ishihara timed a swift left hand as he was moving backward to stun the oncoming Gutiérrez.
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The disclosures are backward-looking and come out 45 days after the end of each quarter.
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A young woman leans backward over a grated gutter, resting her elbows on the sidewalk behind.
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By turning the wheel counterclockwise, you travel backward through your work at the pace you decide.
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Yes, at one point during the performance it seemed like Beyoncé was about to topple backward.
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He also said that while the January job gains were strong, the data is backward looking.
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The impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens to turn us into a fearful backward-looking people.
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He refused to be a shrew tamed by the hatred or backward politics of his time.
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Dickens's "A Christmas Carol," with its backward and forward jumps, is one of his favorite stories.
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I heard one man with a fashionable haircut say he could swim the whole length backward.
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Multinationals bend over backward to please Beijing and gain access to the world's largest consumer market.
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We should be "moving forward not backward on affordability, coverage and quality of care," Murray said.
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So let me start with Blockchain, and then I'm going to go backward to those patents.
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Moving backward had not worked so far for Isner, but this time he had a plan.
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Georgia's law-enforcement-training program does not teach recruits to memorize license plates backward in mirrors.
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It was as if they were moving backward in time, becoming more innocent and less skilled.
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Of course, he understands that, in terms of technology, the United States is often quite backward.
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It struck me how backward this was — how being fat is a sign of wealth again.
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If 2016 has taught us anything, it's that progress often reveals how backward we really are.
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If to read a book is to fall backward, here Choi decides not to catch you.
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The reactionary imagination is, if anything, especially inclined to the backward-looking creation of ideal societies.
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He held the back of the chair, swaying forward, backward and to the sides as Mrs.
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With a push of a button, I'm moving a 4,700-pound machine forward or backward. Cool.
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Then Taylor found himself reeling backward, almost comically, after taking a hard left to the head.
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Wilbur Ross: I think what you need to do is to look forward rather than backward.
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He's a pitcher and he doesn't give in in counts and knows when to pitch backward.
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After two decades of underfunding and industrial-scale corruption, Ukraine's military was backward, divided, and demoralized.
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It took a while for me to realize that the video was, in fact, literally backward.
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But it's also a way to fumble desperately toward the most impossible journeys — backward through time.
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The town had become national news, a symbol of backward thinking that persisted in the South.
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Seeing someone contort their body in an odd way suddenly – bending over backward, jaw coming unhinged.
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"When you are backward as China was then, people will take advantage of you," she said.
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"They're doing it backward," said Michael Alves, a consultant who specializes in crafting school integration plans.
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In one recent news conference, Trump was asked to look backward and assess his previous statements.
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When you go backward, you realize that we thought we were modern because we had cellphones.
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But nothing has brought a title to Nationals Park, and this season's team has gone backward.
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Make a mental picture of where you want to be in five years, then work backward.
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The policy change proposed by the Department of Health and Human Services marches backward in time.
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And the idea that this gives foreigners a lot of power over America has it backward.
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Flash backward, a week earlier: Marilyn and Lee are at a fund-raising luncheon for Gov.
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And, of course, the president has it precisely backward — despotism is the enemy of the people.
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As the rigidity of Victorian culture relaxed, hair jewelry began to seem old-fashioned and backward.
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Francis, speaking on the plane, warned that the church's exponents of that view were backward-looking.
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This acts like a vacuum behind the car, pulling it backward as the vehicle accelerates forward.
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