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loop back

(1) To send outgoing signals back to the receiving side for testing purposes. See loopback address and loopback plug.

(2) To go back to the beginning of a subroutine in a program. See loop and infinite loop.

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End-of-side messages would be helpful in the CD format, as it is very easy for listeners to loop back to track one without realizing it.

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Dubbed "Going the Distance: The Nationwide MS Bike Tour", the trip began April 3 in Rosslyn, Virginia, and with right turns in Tallahassee, San Diego, Seattle, and Hartford, it will loop back around to the nation's capital by August 28.

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Once completed the loop back to Big Sycamore Canyon, turn left and return to Newbury Park.

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