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Daemon

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back-to-back

(adjective) One after the other.

Synonyms: consecutive

Usage: The ballerina was wiped out after dancing in back-to-back performances.

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Utley and Howard hit back-to-back home runs.

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The ballerina was "wiped" out?
The ballerina was exhausted after dancing back-to-back performances.Yes?
The bowl was wiped out.The attacking force were wiped out.
Please,not the ballerina.

Back-to-back they faced each other,drew their swords,and shot one another!!!

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