In 'Starcraft, ' you go back to the ship or in 'Diablo, ' you go back to the town.

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After you lost your job three years job at a factory in town, you decided to go back to school.

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To go back to our car analogy, the EU is the only shop in town.

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Kramer encourages regulators to reign in the banks before we go back to the time when there was only one, all-powerful bank in town.

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To understand what a departure this is from past views of slum life one must go back to the late 19th century's most famous chronicler of the poor sides of town, Jacob Riis.

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When Congress gets back to town next week, you need to send them a message -- go ahead and give middle-class families and small businesses the confidence of knowing that their taxes -- your taxes -- will not go up next year.

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The Queen will even go to Bourke, a dusty town which is a byword in Australia for the remote outback - "Back o' Bourke" means the back of beyond or middle of nowhere in Aussie-speak.

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And then there is Republican Congressman Mo Brooks of Alabama who, in 2011, held town meetings back home to help educate constituents victimized by a devastating tornado as to how to go about getting federal assistance money that his constituents would not have to pay back.

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