This side of the wedding, there doesn't appear to be any rush to embrace causes.
He wants to stay on this side of things, to hold it right here.
This side of Windows 8 runs apps developed for and sold in the Windows Store.
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That temple of testosterone, Sparks , still boasts the best beef this side of Brooklyn.
It can give rise to some unusual requests even on this side of Transylvania.
"There was a little bit of screaming on this side of the office, " Steve Baker said.
Some will question why a vote cannot be held this side of an election.
It was one of the most obvious tells this side of the World Series of Poker.
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It was perhaps this side of Sir James that came out in his political foray.
There will a lot of foot-dragging and nothing will happen this side of the election.
Senator RICHARD DURBIN (Democrat, Illinois): Do you understand the problem that creates from this side of the table?
American firms had closed their factories on this side of the border to set up shop in Mexico.
"I do not see anybody swinging that big of a stick on this side of the border, " said Gen.
They will have a definite sweetness, a deep roasted flavor, and a texture that's just this side of mushy.
Owned by Stephanie Crocker, Sugar serves up some of the most brain smacking treats this side of the planet.
Rabbits and Carrots is the strangest name for a funk band this side of Columbus, Ohio's Suspicious Can Openers.
Despite being recorded in a mansion outside Paris, "Reminder's" musical dialects mostly come from this side of the Atlantic.
Androuet, established in Paris in 1909, now has the reputation of the best cheese shop this side of La Manche.
Unlike Mr Bush, Mr Kerry talks in a way that does not jar sensibilities on this side of the Atlantic.
There are just a few too many incantations and transformations, and the climactic scene is just this side of tedious.
On this side of the Atlantic, it's easy to see just how wrongheaded this evaluation is in relation to Matisse.
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Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) global warming alarm-premised carbon cap-and-trade promoting politician this side of the hysterically-hyped rising oceans.
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And water handling is profitable: This side of ITT enjoys a pretax, preinterest profit margin of roughly 15%, versus auto's 5%.
One of the first things we need to do is recognize that utopia is not possible on this side of eternity.
The First Minister said it was unlikely that the draft pre-legislative bill would come forward this side of a general election.
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"I have busted my butt over the past few months just to get this side of the house functioning, " Murray said.
As usual, the most highly praised titles from Cannes made Toronto their first port of call on this side of the Atlantic.
This decision will make it hard, and maybe impossible, to get all the new money through Congress this side of November's elections.
Brightly painted two- and three-storey homes line the hillsides to this day, giving Valparaiso one of the most distinctive panoramas this side of San Francisco.
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