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aside

adverb as in away from; to the side

noun as in confidential statement

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Germany, who brushed aside Luxembourg 4-0 on Friday, will still be favourites to automatically qualify.

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Jones, who is visually impaired, sets aside more than $400 a month from his disability check to invest in a basket of stock funds, individual shares, real-estate investment trusts and cryptocurrencies.

Finally convinced it is time to step aside, company founders often decide it takes two people to fill their big shoes—despite the mixed record of companies led by co-CEOs.

Lloyds is the largest car-finance provider in the U.K. through its Black Horse brand and has so far set aside 1.2 billion pounds for the matter.

The merchant bank, which has the largest relative exposure given that car finance represents a significant part of its loan book, has so far set aside a 165 million-pound provision.

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

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