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backscratching

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backscratching [ˈbækˌskrætʃɪŋ] N (fig) → compadreo m


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The 2009 Scandinavian backscratching tie in Copenhagen, where Denmark host Sweden five years after their controversial draw KO'd Italy from Euro 2004.
There's not a single party that I can relate to because my whole point is that I'm against corruption and backscratching.
I think it's a mutually backscratching relationship, but the industries can't ever merge into one because sportswear relies on technical advancements that take time to develop, whereas fashion is always changing season to season.
 
 
 
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