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aside

[uh-sahyd] / əˈsaɪd /




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European leaders brushed aside questions on the issue.

From The Wall Street Journal

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has set aside £1.8bn of taxpayers' money to compensate victims of the scandal, £1.4bn of which has been paid out, with Fujitsu having promised to contribute towards the fund.

From BBC

"Trust the process," was his aside, as he strode, smiling, past a group of reporters following the 2-1 win at Crystal Palace in November.

From BBC

They set aside money for souvenirs and some incidentals, but don’t factor in what might happen if that trip suddenly doubles in length—and prices for limited flights and hotel rooms skyrocket.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mario aside though, there is, he says, "rarely a time when we're not in the middle of writing or working on something, regardless of whether it'll see the light of day."

From BBC