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back-and-forth
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of back-and-forth in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of back-and-forth in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
Examples of back-and-forth in a Sentence
She said it meant I won a price. I told her, Well, I guess we just won $250,000 then, she was in shock and just kept looking back and forth to me and the ticket.
This market is somewhere between trying to decide the interest rate, oil, dollar question while we await earnings. There's no real earnings out to give it any footing. It's just been drifting back and forth.
We were taking him back and forth to the toilet, maybe three or four times, he would sit there, calm himself down and come out again.
I was a little angry about that, my feelings have gone back and forth over the years to feeling relief that he killed himself because I never had to go to trial. I never had to sit in a courtroom and talk about all the details of what happened to me. I never have to worry about him getting out or anything like that. TOM ARNOLD ’S SISTER LORI DETAILS HOW SHE BECAME THE ‘ QUEEN OF METH ’ IN DOC : I NEEDED' TO FEEL ALIVE' Kara Robinson went on to pursue a career in law enforcement. ( Oxygen).
There is a series of peculiar things and all that need to be explained, it may very well be some kind of an accident, but not necessarily a human error. We will have to see. But … I think the most probable explanation is the ship with anchor down moved both back and forth and possibly caused damage to the pipeline.
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