aside
- noun
- /əˈsaɪd/
- Texting
- The same is true of minority set-asides and other affirmative-action programs.
Examples
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It was almost like an aside reading period to read through the book.
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"We have specific set-asides for military students." He also mentioned that it's a hassle for parents of students from distant parts of the state to travel here to fill out an application.
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By making use of the Aside Tag, we can place related content so that the search engine can understand it is not the main content.
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An Aside: Some Thoughts About Awards
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Misguided content doesn't help your SEO, so you can watch your side content out with the Aside tag.
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It was just that's how the marriage market worked in Victorian England, you know, like, so that aside takes place in a kind of Victorian England era.
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If the procurement system is serious about protecting the interests of smaller contractors and new entrants into the field, as its many set-asides for small businesses and other disadvantaged groups attempt to achieve, it is not enough to rely upon a common understanding of the delegations of authority.
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The numerous photographs, colorful posters and postcards, reproductions of letters, and frequent sidebar and full-page asides may make this attractive to the MTV generation.
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But soon enough the rot set in: the legitimate struggle for civil rights gave way to affirmative action as we now know it, which involves reverse discrimination, race-norming, preferential hiring, and minority set-asides.
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The article included an aside with comments from the author about her inspiration for the story.
Synonyms
A side panel on a website or app that shows links and small tools
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The web term aside takes the old idea of a- 'on' and side 'side' and uses it for content placed beside the main text, much like a sidebar; so an aside element holds extra or related material 'to the side' of an article.