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backout

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backout [′bak‚au̇t]
(aerospace engineering)
An undoing of previous steps during a countdown, usually in reverse order.
(computer science)
To remove a change that was previously made in a computer program.
(metallurgy)
Process of nullifying the effect of positive electrical potentials occurring in an anodic area in a cathodic protection system.


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Partick's John Robertson sent a pass backout for a corner and from the set-piece Steven Bell's downward header forced Craig Hinchcliffe into a save - but McDougall pounced on the rebound to prod home.
At Christmas I was backout in Glasgow and didn't get recognized, even in my mask.
He continued: "The break is a good thing, we can put our feet up and rest then get backout there training and do what we have been doing all year.
 
 
 
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