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sideline

[sahyd-lahyn] / ˈsaɪdˌlaɪn /


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But that is despite being largely sidelined by manager Unai Emery, who has been adamant for months he does not want to sign Elliott permanently.

From BBC

Under World Rugby's HIA protocol, players showing concussion symptoms must spend a minimum of 12 days on the sidelines.

From BBC

Tottenham boss Thomas Frank has endured a difficult first season in charge, in part because of the amount of key personnel sidelined for long periods,

From Barron's

Those kinds of match-ups were rare in the last two Olympic tournaments since NHL players didn’t take part, sidelined by a dispute over insurance, travel costs and scheduling issues.

From Los Angeles Times

This was followed by repeated signals of a much narrower focus on security and mineral resources, with both development and governance sidelined.

From BBC