back-burner

• “Most scientists are relegating it to the back-burner until some method of testing becomes available. chunkdz: Yes, a hypothesis that is not readily falsifiable is not scientific.”

  Attached to Strings

• “Said the preternaturally youthful looking Meyer about raising kids: “A lot of who I was and my crazy imagination … that person was on the back-burner.””

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• “There's some revising to do, but that can happen on the back-burner as focus shifts back to The Wheel of Time.”

  Summer Is Over

• “Leonsis discussed the issue at length Tuesday on DC101's Elliot in the Morning, and the upshot is that any consideration here is of the back-burner variety.”

  The Washington Post: Leonsis says he's "punting" on Wizards name change

• “Police officers and innocent civilians are dying every single day in this drug war; it's not a back-burner issue.”

  The Huffington Post: Obama: Drug Legalization 'Worth A Serious Debate'

• “Former human rights advocate Ignatieff will, if elected, back-burner the Tibetans, Uighurs and democratic activists in favour of increased trade.”

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• “She put a human face on a back-burner issue and turned it into a front page issue.”

  The Huffington Post: Don McNay: A Beginner's Guide to Stopping Payday Lenders

• “She keeps her “mission” on the back-burner of her mind, content to browse the stores and enjoy her journey.”

  Simon & Schuster: Daily Readings from Love Your Life

• “How the war evolved into nation building and being put on the back-burner you'd have to ask the Bush Administration. mjm”

  Will Obama's war become his Vietnam?

• “But the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington on Sept. 11, 2001, resulted in the bumping of China to the diplomatic back-burner.”

  The Huffington Post: Leon T. Hadar: The War on Terror Is Over and China Won

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