Fall back
Fall back verb - To move back or away (as from something difficult, dangerous, or disagreeable).
Both terms in one sentence
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This would give Fett almost nothing to research, making him fall back on an arsenal that, while formidable, simply can't keep up.
Source: Web Animation / Death Battle - Not only would it give Wizards something to fall back on if Magic ever stopped selling, but Peter Adkison was a big fan of D&D, and wanted to ensure its survival.
Source: Network to the Rescue - They give in, and they eventually fall back into their self-destructive, villainous lifestyle.
Source: Chronic Villainy
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