Back
Back verb - To promote the interests or cause of.
Both words in one sentence
- Overcome with shame and guilt, she wished her own oblivion, but realizing she had wronged her family, she went back and faced judgement: Never to forget, to always carry the burden of action on her head.
Source: Analysis / Pony POV Series - Engineer Mace is faced with a similar problem when he tries to get the ship's overheated computer back into its cryogenic coolant bath.
Source: Heroic Second Wind -
There was even a week in which the two shows, airing back-to-back, featured very similar, yet unrelated enemies haunting each team's base: SG-1 had to deal with Anubis in "Lockdown", and the Atlantis team faced an alien being in "Hide and Seek".
Source: Recycled Script
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