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aside

adverb as in away from; to the side

noun as in confidential statement

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He said the judges in Chicago had no legal or factual basis to block the deployment, and he urged the court to cast aside their rulings.

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Defending champions Spain swept aside Sweden 4-0 and Germany edged France 1-0 in women's Nations League first leg action on Friday.

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But about a decade ago, the NFL resolved all current and future legal claims related to neurological disorders by setting aside a modest $765 million to compensate players.

The bank has also set aside adequate provisions to cushion against future uncertainties.

Walking up North Bay on a hot Tuesday afternoon in October, the street is relatively quiet aside from many construction projects.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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