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To trace something back to something means to find out where something has come from.
To trace something back to something is to find out where something's come from.
The car's trunk was empty, but luminol testing later revealed traces of blood throughout the car.
So by spraying the solution in a dark crime scene, he could illuminate even the faintest traces of blood.
The distance traveled this way differs from person to person— those close to the poles trace a smaller circle than those at the equator.