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sideline

[sahyd-lahyn] / ˈsaɪdˌlaɪn /


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“The 30-year-old agreement is the foundation of international climate cooperation. Walking away doesn’t just put America on the sidelines — it takes the U.S. out of the arena entirely,” Widawsky said.

From Los Angeles Times

"Workers and their unions are key to ending these systemic abuses and must not be sidelined," she said.

From BBC

Instead, a tortured five from 31 balls in the fifth Test defeat by India after months on the sidelines effectively sealed his fate.

From BBC

Lacking one of their top players with guard Skyy Clark sidelined by a hamstring injury, the Bruins also were deficient in many other areas.

From Los Angeles Times

Izzo could be seen from the sideline apparently motioning for Davis to leave and saying, “Get out of here.”

From Los Angeles Times