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back door
noun
- a door at the rear or side of a building
- a means of entry to a job, position, etc, that is secret, underhand, or obtained through influence
- ( as modifier )
a backdoor way of making firms pay more
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A Labour Party spokesperson accused the Tories of "using Reform to sneak in by the back door".
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Critics argue that foreign cash buys influence over American students and wedges open a back door to American intellectual property for foreign governments.
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To some this is considered a back door way of transforming the landmark Curriculum for Excellence without actually admitting it did not achieve what was intended.
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The deputy went to meet her at the back door.
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We had to sneak in because my mom worked there, and I worked there as a teenager as well, so I could come in through the back door.
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