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have been to hell and back What does have been to hell and back mean?	have survived a great deal of trouble	I thought that I had been to hell and back after I lost my job and couldn't find a new one.
have been to hell and back What does have been to hell and back mean?	to have survived a great deal of trouble	I thought that I had been to hell and back after I lost my job and could not find a new one.
have been to hell and back What does have been to hell and back mean?	to have survived a great deal of trouble	My backpack has been to hell and back but I still like to use it.
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Have Been To Hell And Back Idiom