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tail
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Dogs and cats are commonly known to have tails, while humans do not.
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tailback
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UK
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Refers to a specific position and role in American football, or rugby, involving the player positioned behind the line of scrimmage.
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tailback
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UK
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In American and British football, a tailback is a running back position responsible for carrying the ball on run plays.
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tailback
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United Kingdom
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Refers to a traffic jam or congestion on a motorway or major road
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tailback
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United Kingdom
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Commonly used in reference to traffic congestion on highways or motorways
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tailback
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United Kingdom
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In American and British football, a tailback is a position in the offensive backfield, known for speed and agility.
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tailbacks
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United Kingdom
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Common occurrence on motorways and major roads
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