Along
Along adverb - Toward or at a point lying in advance in space or time.
Usage example: work on the project is moving right along
Back
Back adverb - Toward the rear.
Usage example: staring back, the newly convicted felon vowed revenge
Both words in one sentence
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You can also have your friends come along and back you up to get a further bonus on your roll.
Source: Memes / Tabletop Games - Then the Hand murders them all and shove a few swords into Fisk's back to get him back in the game along with a standing offer of leadership.
Source: They Were Holding You Back - Abrams would be directing it (along with Michael Giacchino composing), and focused on an alternate-universe plot that would bring back the spirit of the original series.
Source: Win Back the Crowd
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