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side

[sahyd] / saɪd /






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But recent events have proven how many would surrender to the dark side when doing so is financially or socially profitable.

From Salon

Both the UK and Welsh sides of the party make the argument that families always have disagreements, and that this 'family' is strong enough to deal with it.

From BBC

While the business will continue to be a thorn in Elevance’s side, “we have reflected that in our planning assumptions,” Boudreaux said.

From Barron's

Hard work is important, she told MarketWatch, but if “something bad happens to one side, the other side could hold you up still.”

From MarketWatch

I fold the comforter, turn the pillow to the clean side, and make a neat stack.

From Literature