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Idioms and Phrases

Short of, before, as in I think she's still this side of forty , or I doubt they'll arrive this side of noon . [First half of 1400s]
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Example Sentences

Social scientist Clare Moriarty noticed an important theme in McGregor’s White House remarks, one which suggested his true audience wasn’t the people of Ireland — for whom he’s very close to persona non grata these days — but their distant cousins on this side of the pond.

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But his statement also highlighted how Trump is changing the political messaging on this side of the border.

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“I was ready to embrace this side of myself I’d always been a bit embarrassed of in the past.”

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“For instance, this morning, we would have sent out rough locations of where the wolves were the night before to each area where there’s livestock producers to let them know that, hey, if you’re on this side of this valley, you might want to deploy range riders or other nonlethal deterrents,” Hunnicutt said.

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However, his proposed measures are highly unlikely to come into effect this side of February's snap election and – if they did – could clash with EU law.

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