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put back
verb
- to return to its former place
- to move to a later time or date
the wedding was put back a fortnight
- to delay or impede the progress of
the strike put back production severely
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But while it was good for some of the managers, it was absolutely fantastic for non-manager investors because they were being put back in charge.
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A recurring theme was men who take more from a relationship than they put back in.
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"It may be that staff didn't attach a card or tag immediately, or that it simply fell off and was put back on the wrong baby or on the wrong crib."
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These had been put back to give space for a negotiated solution.
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Under court order, some of these webpages have been put back up, even if with this defiant note:
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