What is the meaning of the phrase:"Who's gonna have your back when it's all done?"
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I believe the phrase originally comes from the military (along with "protecting your six") and refers to the military unit's vulnerabilities. As Tim says, it usually means support or assistance... especially when someone is vulnerable or when everyone else might abandon you.
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"Have your back" means "support you," "assist you," "defend you," or something similar.
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