SG: We're on the side of science, we're on the side of the facts.
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"I'm on the side of free trading, I'm on the side of market economies," Fox said.
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"We need journalists who are on the side of victims, on the side of those who are persecuted, on the side of who is excluded, cast aside, discriminated against," he said.
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"I definitely err a lot on the side of not planning, on the side of chaos," he said.
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Check out the clip -- she's not really on the side of PETA, and she's not really on the side of keeping the mascot ... but she's definitely on the side of BEING SUPER DAMN FREAKIN' HOT.
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The Russians are not on the side of the left or the right — they're on the side of war.
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The law should not be on the side of the rapist, it should be on the side of the survivor.
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Are you on the side of workers and poor people or are you on the side of big money and the corporations?
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Are you on the side of workers and poor people, or are you on the side of big money and the corporations?
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"They're already having enough trouble with people thinking they're on the side of industry, on the side of the wealthy people," Garthwaite said.
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The Barlows are on the side of the Wall Street Journal, but Celia, our heroine, is on the side of empathy and art.
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" He adds, "It's been a wonderful organization to be involved with on the side of giving and also on the side of receiving.
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There are not "good people" on the side of anti-semitism, any more than there are "good people" on the side of white supremacy.
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We chose a judge, and put Creon, the despotic ruler, on the side of law, and Antigone, the rebel, on the side of conscience.
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The court should take a principled stand, not on the side of abortion facilities or pregnancy centers, but on the side of free speech.
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As Frankfurt writes: For the bullshitter, however, all these bets are off: he is neither on the side of the true nor on the side of the false.
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And I feel strongly that the Supreme Court needs to stand on the side of the American people, not on the side of the powerful corporations and the wealthy.
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And I feel strongly that the Supreme Court needs to stand on the side of the American people, not on the side of the powerful corporations and the wealthy.
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Relative to that basic mission, the government will inevitably end up either erring somewhat on the side of being too strict or erring on the side of being too lax.
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And if, if, government is on their side instead of on the side of the billionaires, instead of on the side of the giant corporations, this country knows no limits.
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"This is what the world needs to understand, that the fear is not just on the side of the Muslims, but on the side of the Buddhists as well," she said.
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People like to be provoked, and if you are provoking with information that is on the side of the angels, on the side of the consumer, the louder the industry reacts.
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"I think you're seeing a little bit of reluctance both on the side of lenders and on the side of borrowers," said Andy Walden, director of market research at Black Knight.
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" Another tweeted, "YOU are on the side of evil.
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This is just how Frankfurt defines bullshit: For the bullshitter, however, all these bets are off: he is neither on the side of the true nor on the side of the false.
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The name is a bit deceiving: These tats don't necessarily need to be right on the side of a boob, but rather the general ribcage region on the side of your body.
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The United States stands on the side of Israel and that&aposs what we&aposve always stood on and this President stands on the side of human rights but he stands on the side of Israel and this is a clear, clear issue that the United States has been on and here&aposs where we are, right?
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He's an amazing man always on the side of justice.
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We're on the side of gaming that's a positive community.
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There are three buttons on the side of the frame.
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Time is very much on the side of older athletes.
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Trump has said he'll err on the side of Washington.
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"The momentum is now on the side of the resistance."
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I was certainly not on the side of the cops.
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Investors are used to erring on the side of caution.
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So, they pulled over on the side of the road.
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We are just erring on the side of being transparent.
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I stand on the side of love, tolerance and justice.
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We need to be on the side of working people.
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"We live on the side of a mountain," he continued.
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There's a fingerprint reader on the side of the device.
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Instead, the U.S. government erred on the side of caution.
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There, GOP leaders stood firmly on the side of police.
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You have to always stay on the side of good.
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Time is probably on the side of law enforcement officials.
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Turkish flags were hung on the side of the buildings.
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But if anything, she errs on the side of caution.
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THE British like being on the side of the underdog.
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"We err on the side of the voter," said Earley.
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Morgan felt the scene erred on the side of portentousness.
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I'd come around and sit on the side of her.
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Big enough to plaster on the side of a building.
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The moderator should intervene on the side of the truth.
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Some responded by erring on the side of the voters.
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On the side of personnel, [Republicans] are doing pretty well.
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The public is on the side of House Democrats here.
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But he ended up on the side of the angels.
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On the side of the cylinder, he drew a circle.
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On the side of the Taliban, what lessons are drawn?
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You can't do it on the side of the road.
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We erred on the side of conservatism on all data.
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Many artists choose to err on the side of safety.
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Still, it's best to err on the side of caution.
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It was kind of on the side of the club.
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You, Donald Trump, are not on the side of women.
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Imagine a poor neighborhood on the side of a highway.
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Trump brazenly stands on the side of the richest Americans.
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It feels good to be on the side of justice.
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Still, I try to err on the side of less.
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He initially came down on the side of raw authenticity.
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I try daily to stay on the side of hope.
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Legal logic is overwhelmingly on the side of the parents.
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" • "There are people dying on the side of the road.
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We want to be on the side of the law.
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Last night, Congress intervened on the side of the tribes.
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"Time is on the side of the proliferator," Bolton said.
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Sanford ultimately just comes down on the side of punting.
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We found him: on the side of the road, on the side of the bed, in my grandmother's garage where he'd tried to make a tomb of the giant powder-blue Oldsmobile we called Orca.
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I'm here to say I'm on the side of the murdered.
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This case put the company on the side of a terrorist.
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For years, the company erred on the side of open speech.
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He's on the side of science in terms of UFOs, however.
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"I am on the side of the bishops conference," he said.
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The Gate puts Stopa decisively on the side of the latter.
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"I believe we should err on the side of greater expression."
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They found him, coat-less, on the side of the highway.
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For now, he tries to remain on the side of good.
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In small towns, time is not on the side of justice.
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And none of us are on the side of the angels.
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Kass set the fork gently on the side of Janet's tray.
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In the meantime, momentum is on the side of the reformers.
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There's also a fingerprint scanner on the side of the laptop.
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You might want to err on the side of caution, though.
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Are their rocks stacked up on the side of the road?
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And I have chosen to err on the side of life.
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Erring on the side of caution will always be sound advice.
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I lay on the side of precaution as opposed to not.
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Some sought revenge or intervened on the side of the oppressed.
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A fifth teen was wounded on the side of his stomach.
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Shepard's argument was more on the side of television-enjoying comfort.
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Or we can stand on the side of the American people.
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I told her I was on the side of the blacksmiths.
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A different kind of Watergate on the side of the investigator.
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"We are staunchly on the side of strong encryption," he said.
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Mine companies would leave tailings on the side of the hill.
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Hezbollah is fighting on the side of President Bashar al-Assad.
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I am here to show up on the side of love.
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They're not even pretending to be on the side of humanity!
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I'm always happy to be on the side of allyship & kindness.
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"They were crying on the side of the building," he said.
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You always want to come down on the side of caution.
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Have you noticed the writing on the side of the rind?
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Brice has a small wound on the side of his head.
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The new momentum on the side of public health is unprecedented.
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So consider this the warning on the side of the bottle.
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You've seen the ads on the side of your web browser.
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But I'd still come down on the side of reporting them.
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It may be best to err on the side of caution.
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I'm firmly on the side of thinking it's an objective notion.
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Check out the huge scab on the side of his neck.
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I erred on the side of not including him very much.
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The decision was reached to err on the side of disclosure.
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But the public seems squarely on the side of Ms. Hojabri.
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Frustratingly, the characters on the side of the law feel monolithic.
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Kelly, 18, knelt on the side of Ms. Schamis's wood desk.
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But I would prefer to err on the side of caution.
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Mr. Mollen was not always on the side of investigating events.
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"I like where I sit — on the side of the client."
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C. + S.J.,'' on the side of a rusted beach picnic table.
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Obviously, I've come down on the side of breakfast for now.
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In making the list, I erred on the side of conservatism.
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The public sympathy is on the side of Jody Wilson-Raybould.
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"Time is on the side of the proliferator," Bolton told Axios.
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ELIZABETH WARREN: Look, I'm on the side of the American people.
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Occasionally, this means coming down on the side of the employer.
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Snow melt on the side of the road where I'm running.
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We'll stand on the side of competition over megamergers, every time.
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No need to ditch it on the side of the road.
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He nodded and wrote Green on the side of a cup.
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It might even come on the side of the police force.
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I would bet on the side of the Chinese entrepreneurs. Because?
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Public opinion seems to be on the side of the Democrats.
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I had my face on the side of a tour bus.
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"The fact of this risk - which is already materializing in some actions against international trade - is an element of worry due to its influence on the side of growth and on the side of inflation," he added.
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I applaud the nomination to the Supreme Court of Judge Kavanaugh, a fair-minded judge who is likely to vote on the side of the law, not necessarily on the side of the party that nominated him.
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Out of justified caution, we now err on the side of putative autonomy, and the heartbreaking story of your damaged brother is a result; when we erred on the side of putative beneficence, other heartbreaking stories resulted.
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Sometimes it is infinitely better to err on the side of caution.
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"We'd rather err on the side of caution with children," she said.
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We just want them to be on the side of the people.
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A man disassembles a wrecked car on the side of a road.
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The 1978 constitution came down firmly on the side of recognising diversity.
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"I just have to err on the side of caution," Allen says.
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The bold advertisement for Elite Strippers on the side of the car.
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I was in absolute shock laying on the side of the road.
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There was a big-ass van on the side of the road.
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If anything, they erred on the side of being superopen about sex.
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Instead, he struck her on the side of the head, she said.
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In that, he actually errs too far on the side of caution.
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Luckily, two animal lovers spotted Tedge on the side of Route 16.
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"We Are All Chávez," was painted on the side of the facility.
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Besides, they argue, they are on the side of the angels here.
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Which adds up to Scalia being on the side of net neutrality.
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So, the whole time they&aposve been on the side of Kim.
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We were building structures on the side of the gorge from timbers.
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" She concluded, "David needs to be on the side of the truth.
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On the side of the road sat a recently rediscovered Roman cistern.
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Double tapping on the side of an AirPod fires up up Siri.
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I've been stranded on the side of the road a few times.
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That the American people stand on the side of those demanding justice.
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But those on the side of good can't give up the fight.
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Only those on the side of the monsters will survive the onslaught.
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Erring on the side of caution should be the rule going forward.
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There were lumps on the side of his face below the jawline.
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We projected #ExxonKnew on the side of a meeting of Attorneys General.
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Google has pretty clearly come down on the side of the latter.
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"You have to err on the side of caution," FIU Police Capt.
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Or like a trio of racists on the side of a mountain.
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Those on the side of good are going to make questionable decisions.
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Look at all the press images on the side of the box.
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In the Syrian civil war, Moscow is on the side of Assad.
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Public sentiment is overwhelmingly on the side of a minimum-wage increase.
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In the distance I saw cop on the side of the road.
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I'm always on the side of doing too much with my music.
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You can find lot numbers on the side of the EpiPen packaging.
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One time, I encountered a woman on the side of the road.
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You were parked on the side of the highway in a snowstorm.
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They also were not on the side of the Democrats in 21625.
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It's the ecology that we have to get on the side of.
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"I must err on the side of saving a kid," state Sen.
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As opposed to erring on the side of, 'This store might work.
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He is still selling used clothing on the side of the road.
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"As a guy, you err on the side of caution," Jeffrey said.
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On the side of the road, he got a stinging nettle rash.
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He eventually left her on the side of a highway in Connecticut.
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And in such cases, courts often err on the side of dismissal.
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"I'm the one who's been on the side of the teacher," Gov.
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The vehicle shuddered to a stop on the side of the road.
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Power lines sit in tangled piles on the side of the road.
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And Starbucks featured TurboVote on the side of millions of coffee cups.
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When we heard them, Sikich stopped on the side of the road.
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The men posed on the side of the skiff with big smiles.
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Because the power was too often on the side of Big Insurance.
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As soon as we were smacked on the side of the head.
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Several decisions in international courts have landed on the side of Canada.
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There were fewer carpenters selling coffins on the side of the street.
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The momentum is not solely on the side of gun control advocates.
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The crowd seemed to be on the side of Pliskova's American opponent.
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I think it was kind of erring on the side of precaution.
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If we err, it must be on the side of extreme caution.
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Now most scientists come down on the side of removing the dams.
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But they would do well to err on the side of caution.
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But I'm proud to say we're on the side of the Union.
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"There was an error on the side of the bus," Johnson said.
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But I think the president generally is on the side of transparency.
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"The court has to err on the side of caution," Rea said.
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One was to err on the side of responding rather than ignoring.
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Have you ever had a bruise on the side of your fist?
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Hezbollah is fighting on the side of Assad in Syria's civil war.
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So was Mr Zalat, dropped unceremoniously on the side of a highway.
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Similarly, no president has ever been more on the side of Israel.
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On highways, multiple cars were abandoned on the side of the road.
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Nor is it surprising that I'm on the side of the baker.
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"There are no windows on the side of that warehouse," Binford said.
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In this case, we erred on the side of disclosing editorial direction.
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Sweden's central bank is not alone in erring on the side of dovishness.
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I think that boy died right there on the side of my house.
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I'm rarely on the side of perfection when the ocean is the alternative.
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And if you err on the side of rain, wear a waterproof pair.
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To start recording you tap a button on the side of the glasses.
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I'm on the side of Brandeis, and I don't agree with Robert Bork.
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One conservative congressman, at least, is firmly on the side of Silicon Valley.
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The rubber on the side of the mouse is comfortable, but wears down.
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He recognized her; she sold vegetables on the side of the road nearby.
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On the side of a road, a legendary battle of beasts took place.
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All that remains are two screaming lynxes on the side of the road.
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Officials say you should err on the side of safety, and avoid it.
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Should we err on the side of caution and never eat airplane food?
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Err on the side of safety and let her make the first move.
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I was sweating profusely, and throwing up on the side of the street.
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You will continue to see dead pigeons on the side of the road.
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The fix is in, and it's still on the side of your employer.
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However, anyone considering this reversal procedure should err on the side of caution.
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"[Now] I always err on the side of wearing less makeup," she said.
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The end-of-year seasonality is also on the side of stock bulls.
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By the way, they are now up on the side of your screen.
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It's unclear why, but cops ordered him on the side of the road.
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He had been left in a box on the side of the road.
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Victims' bodies were mutilated and then dumped on the side of the road.
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" Accompanying text on the side of the pint reads: "Welcome to the resistance.
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I'd stop to take a leak on the side of the Warner building.
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There's the "G" on the side of the new Daydream View VR headset.
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Mr Cook has cast himself as a reformer on the side of justice.
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So who was DPR to err on the side of anything but yes?
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Stand on the side of cures that can change the lives of millions.
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The previously raised philosophical concerns also put us on the side of capitalization.
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The Saudi-led coalition intervened on the side of Hadi's government in 2015.
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In the distance I saw [a] cop on the side of the road.
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First, there's the question of Iranian involvement on the side of the regime.
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You turn pages with a touch panel on the side of the device.
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It jumped up on the side of the car and scratched the door.
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"It's like God is my… on the side of my ear," he raps.
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I'd rather see them err on the side of activism than being passive.
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Sentiment has long been on the side of music artists on Capitol Hill.
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One will fit comfortably on the side of a pill bottle, for example.
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Someone had spray-painted "Miles Iz Ded" on the side of the building.
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Then, he helped deliver their baby right on the side of the highway.
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After about an hour, we pulled over on the side of the highway.
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Politicians on the side of justice and good trolls, this is your era.
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They stopped when they saw an ambulance on the side of the road.
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A large removable 0003V, 7.8Ah battery lives on the side of the speaker.
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If you see something suspicious, always err on the side of speaking up.
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Maybe there's someone on the side of the road who needs some help.
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We feel the momentum is on the side of the Iraqi security forces.
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" Another announces, mysteriously, "We've got to be on the side of the dominated!
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We buried her on the side of the street and kept moving on.
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"There is some punishment on the side of these add-backs," said Gramatovich.
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When you're running you notice a leaf on the side of the road.
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"Somebody was writing 'monkey juice' on the side of my store," he said.
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At one stop, I spied Chuck flossing on the side of the road.
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"You always err on the side of caution," Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra said.
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"The risks are very much on the side of underdoing it," Summers said.
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When in doubt, they err on the side of giving their children freedom.
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A marble plaque on the side of Pizzeria Brandi marking their 100th anniversary.
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Whereas these movies are more and more on the side of the power.
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Cops found him on the side of the road and took him home.
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It's like when you see a wreck on the side of the road.
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"The First Amendment right is on the side of the company," she said.
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Mr. Pence said he felt that "momentum is on the side of freedom."
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As a result, they often erred on the side of not flagging transactions.
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When I sit on the side of the bed, the mattress sinks significantly.
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So far, the F.D.A. has erred on the side of going too easy.
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MALIBU — A line of burned-out cars on the side of a road.
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Past World Bank reforms came down on the side of the nut-growers.
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Cumberland, Kentucky (CNN)You can't miss it on the side of the highway.
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" He continued, "We'll stand on the side of competition over megamergers, every time.
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"I lived on the side of power for 30 years," Ms. Ménard said.
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" Pelosi added, "All his life, Tommy worked on the side of the angels.
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And the A-pillar, the metal support on the side of the windshield?
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"There are people dying on the side of the road," Mr. Herrou replied.
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He collects cans on the side of the road to support himself now.
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At the moment, all the momentum is on the side of a shutdown.
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"We, of course, always veer on the side of caution," Mr. Seidman said.
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Generally, I am on the side of the media, but not this time.
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Secretary DeVos has waded into this debate on the side of the accused.
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Time, in such cases, is almost always on the side of the state.
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That's why the Democratic candidates have overwhelmingly landed on the side of legalization.
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The controls on the side of the earcups are fairly easy to reach.
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"Indonesian judges tend to err on the side of public opinion," he said.
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The Ducati name is almost a footnote on the side of the tank.
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Pressure-sensitive volume buttons are also shown on the side of the phone.
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Monday to the sound of someone beating on the side of their boat.
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A truck driver later found Luera's body on the side of the road.
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"I have put myself on the side of all the severities," she writes.
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In Latin America, the power is so tilted on the side of men.
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They can file amicus briefs on the side of victims of religious discrimination.
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You can even customize the light display on the side of the yacht.
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It's time for us to say: Democrats are on the side of consumers.
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It's time for us to say: Democrats are on the side of science.
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So let's talk about picking sides: It's time for us to say: Democrats are on the side of working people, on the side of Moms and Dads who dream of a better life for their kids, on the side of people in every part of this country and people of every race, gender, and religion who just want a level playing field and a chance to build a future.
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Officials discovered her burned, empty SUV Saturday morning on the side of the road.
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He saw the purple suitcase in a ditch on the side of the road.
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BC: So here I have to be-, to err on the side of caution.
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Kardashian then planted an affectionate kiss on the side of her baby girl's head.
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I prefer to err on the side of modernity when it comes to dentistry.
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It said Wizz was "erring on the side of caution" for the second half.
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Now Nike's signature swoosh is displayed prominently on the side of the Pro Hijab.
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Top CEOs tend to err on the side of caution dealing with any president.
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There was a word about 100 feet away on the side of a house.
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Our government will be progressive, principled and always on the side of the people.
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Erik's body was then dumped on the side of the road near his home.
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I'm retelling this story in biased way, because I'm on the side of Rollins.
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So Sostis has built his own private restroom on the side of a cliff.
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It should be on public display but not on the side of a church.
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She was discovered lying on the side of the road by a truck driver.
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Finding these files is like finding a toolbox on the side of the road.
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It's not time to pull over and be on the side of the road.
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The honeybees grappling on the side of the Vox Media building were just waiting.
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There are also a couple of physical buttons on the side of the device.
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Feel free to err on the side of over-including when thinking about this.
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Kennedy disagrees, coming down more on the side of connecting with people like yourself.
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In the meantime, uncertainty is driving executives to err on the side of caution.
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But public opinion here is firmly on the side of the climate change believers.
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Video from the scene shows multiple bullet holes on the side of the truck.
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Alexa's responses come through a teeny tiny speaker on the side of the watch.
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We're not trying to come down on the side of breastfeeding or not breastfeeding!
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She proceeded to WHACK her entire face on the side of the revolving door.
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Regeni's body was found on the side of the Cairo-Alexandria highway on Feb.
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"Erring on the side of being PC always works in your favor," she says.
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If any problems came up, I would come down on the side of reason.
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The first reason is that its airports err on the side of extreme safety.
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We stand on the side of fighting to protect our children, families, and communities.
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That could be my dad experiencing car trouble on the side of the road.
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The couple's Porsche was located Sunday afternoon on the side of a local highway.
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NSO Group's logo on the side of a building in Herzliya, Israel in 2016.
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Nearly 69,000 comments streamed across the bar on the side of the viewing screen.
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" Saudi Arabia: "The Saudi monarch projected his image on the side of a hotel.
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He also was found stopped on the side of the road and not weaving.
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Furthermore, Sindelic reportedly fought in "Novorossiya" Ukraine on the side of Russian-backed separatists.
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"President Obama acted on the side of justice here," Chase Strangio said on MSNBC.
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And Screw's brother Al D, he's on the side of the stage, just looking.
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Everywhere he looks he sees snipers, assailants, I.E.D.s on the side of the road.
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So, he called the number on the side of the box, and lightning struck.
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The magic happens when you press the button on the side of the device.
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His methods weren't just seen as unusual, but erring on the side of madness.
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The two victims were found on the side of the road later that night.
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Peter saw a thermostat on the side of the Ostermans' boathouse and looked over.
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There were also people sleeping in their cars on the side of the interstate.
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Doctor Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) certainly believes he's on the side of the angels.
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He bled to death in full public view on the side of the road.
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We need to land firmly on the side of human rights and human dignity.
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Steve Weiss erred on the side of caution and expects lower growth for ESPN.
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She's perched on the side of the star as if she's been flying around.
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" He added: "I do think I want to err on the side of caution.
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Protesters spelled the word "LIAR" on the side of Mount Jumbo in Missoula, Mont.
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As a result, Gates erred on the side of caution, and his anxieties persisted.
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A porte-cochere on the side of the house leads into the entry hall.
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A brunch spread was laid out on tables on the side of the mansion.
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The ugly word was scrawled in black paint on the side of his home.
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Sinclair stressed that it's dangerous to be stuck on the side of the road.
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We will be meeting on the side of the building facing Wilshire, construction allowing.
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Photographs from the rally show him on the side of the neo-Nazi groups.
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Then began punching Hirota in the head on the side of his trapped arm.
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I think it's okay to say we're on the side of the planet. Yeah.
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The temporary settlement sits on the side of a highway, surrounded by barren fields.
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"What I have is marks on the side of the building," the employee said.
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That would seem to put him on the side of the US intelligence community.
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"I was in absolute shock laying on the side of the road," she wrote.
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Patients should still err on the side of caution and avoid cannabis, Hennessy advised.
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"Science is on the side of life," the March for Life 2019 website said.
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On the side of such specialization, she has included all of the AnnLee videos.
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The production errs on the side of caution, and that is an error, indeed.
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Governors are making their choice, coming down on the side of shutting things down.
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Err on the side of caution, especially if your kitchen is warmer than usual.
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"They stood on the side of violent antifa and against the president," he wrote.
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As far as that goes, the law is on the side of Trump supporters.
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"She's a warrior," he added, kissing her affectionately on the side of the head.
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It's more than just giving somebody on the side of the road some water.
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But for events with fellow ethnic Chinese, he errs on the side of caution.
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He fixed potholes and stood on the side of the road, hoping for donations.
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To the east, replicas of covered wagons stood on the side of the road.
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"I'm on the side of safety and security and over-testing," Mr. Fagan says.
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The move puts the government squarely on the side of the country's oil industry.
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All of these men and women were on the side of justice and lost.
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A dog was found on the side of the road in Butler County, Ohio.
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It is rarer when the piece is painted on the side of a building.
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"We err on the side of providing notification if we need to," Trepp says.
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It's only sensible that antitrust wonks are finally erring on the side of caution.
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It was a physical sensation, like a hand on the side of my face.
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The next day she was found on the side of the highway in Puebla.
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Trump's totalistic menace allowed us to stand deliciously on the side of pure righteousness.
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Falstaff is on the side of life; messy, silly, unplanned, all for love, life.
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Throughout her life, Colette's allegiances would remain firmly on the side of the provincial.
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A button on the side of the Galaxy S8 allows Bixby to be activated.
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And three others were left in a pile on the side of the road.
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God stands in judgment against them, and we stand on the side of truth.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Bernie Sanders (I-VT), on the side of workers.
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Women, for a while at least, tended to err on the side of tolerance.
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The S10e features a capacitive fingerprint sensor on the side of the phone instead.
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The fire, already raging on the side of the building, traveled to the back.
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"There are people dying on the side of the road," he told the court.
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We err on the side of allowing content, even when some find it objectionable.
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" He asked, "Who's beaten up and lying on the side of the road now?
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We&aposre going to do some little extractions on the side of the skin.
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But there may be more reason now to err on the side of caution.
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It's time for us to say: Democrats are on the side of American values.
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Opinion Columnist This week, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was asked his opinion on the paying of reparations to the descendants of slavery in America, and he came down solidly on the side of "no" and on the side of being intentionally obtuse.
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SYDNEY, Australia — As tensions have swelled on Australian university campuses over the democracy movement in Hong Kong, the battle lines seem to have been neatly drawn: Chinese students on the side of China, and Chinese-Australian students on the side of Hong Kong.
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But in the longer run, we still prefer to err on the side of caution.
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Elizabeth Warren, an outspoken supporter of congressional action, on the side of pursuing impeachment hearings.
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Why, I asked myself, wouldn't these people just walk on the side of the road?
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And what's the call sign she's revealed to have on the side of her plane?
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We&aposre perfectly fine with just pitching some tents on the side of the road.
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"I thought, 'That's weird, there's something crumpled on the side of the road,'" Lauren said.
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A Bigfoot Crossing sign on the side of the Trinity River Highway, aka Bigfoot Highway.
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A Bigfoot Crossing sign on the side of the Trinity River Highway, aka Bigfoot Highway.
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Stanley Johnson's career is dangerously close to hitchhiking on the side of a dusty road.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)There's an inductive button on the side of the Charge 3.
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Most Alabamians are firmly on the side of reproductive freedom, and they are not alone.
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The Sheats-Goldstein Residence is mounted on the side of a canyon in Los Angeles.
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On the side of humanity It wasn't always this way for these men and women.
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On Saturday, authorities discovered her empty and burned SUV on the side of the road.
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Thus, we evolved to err on the side of detecting threats in such ambiguous situations.
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And if I err, I'm going to err on the side of protecting this defendant.
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But until then, many women will err on the side of safe rather than sorry.
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In the video, four dogs are seen being dumped on the side of the road.
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When the robot uprising arrives in this story, you're on the side of the robots.
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Shortly after midnight, a motorcyclist found their naked bodies on the side of a road.
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"Memory will fade," he said, adding, "Time is always on the side of the defense."
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There is a handy loop on the side of the keyboard to store the pen.
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Erring on the side of "extreme caution," Gordon said, the owners shut the farm down.
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Sony puts its fingerprint reader on the side of the phone, which is also suboptimal.
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"We err on the side of caution," said Daniel Thomas, Clue's head of data science.
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The first blow caught him on the side of his head, leaving his ear ringing.
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He showed us a scar on the side of his head from recent brain surgery.
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Pictures from the scene showed a Land Rover overturned on the side of the road.
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Double tap on the side of either bud to pull up Siri on your phone.
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You see, Le Batard is on the side of the fence that loves LaVar Ball.
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The cancer was discovered when a veterinarian noticed swelling on the side of Mike's face.
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On Sunday, authorities discovered Jessica's empty and burned SUV on the side of the road.
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Ziggy was found abandoned in a box on the side of a freeway in California.
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He left her on the side of the road when she tried to bite him.
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Populism attacks judges, journalists and bureaucrats it deems not on the side of the people.
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In 22015, Japan officially entered World War II on the side of Germany and Italy.
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This is a situation where I feel we must err on the side of safety.
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Suddenly, that useless button on the side of your phone looks a lot more appealing.
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And lately the scales have begun to tip heavily on the side of the negative.
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And I -- I came out, actually, on the side of Al Green, not Nancy Pelosi.
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Police had directed protesters to stay on the grass on the side of the road.
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With some pink flowers on the side of your bed with those colors, it's amazing.
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Put me strongly on the side of the critics, as far as the proposals go.
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We tend to be on the side of, "umm...probably not," as are the experts.
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That need to err on the side of caution is one of Brexit's biggest downsides.
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Video shown on state television showed charred buses parked on the side of a road.
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The sole switch on the side of the contraption offers three different levels of intensity.
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The father is fighting on the side of the part that cares about his children.
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He struck and killed four people on the side of a road near Burleson, Tex.
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Democrats will show the country that we're the party on the side of working people.
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We are the party that is on the side of the working man and woman.
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And some might not be very eloquent, but still on the side of LGBTQ folk.
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"Facebook and the others are on the side of their own profits," the financier answered.
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The people are too much on the side of believing in the unexpected Swiss scenario.
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Murphy Oil, but the department is now weighing in on the side of Murphy Oil.
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"There was an error on the side of the bus," Johnson told the Guardian newspaper.
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I am a woman in a short dress handcuffed on the side of the road.
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I confess: I hate Marie Kondo because, aesthetically speaking, I'm on the side of clutter.
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To enter the sculpture, she leaves a small hole on the side of the balloon.
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The Supreme Court has struggled with this concept and erred on the side of donors.
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"I'm on the side of the angels," he told Politico in an interview this summer.
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To Ms. Halloran's detriment, the science and facts are on the side of GMO proponents.
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All that was ultimately found was Calico's broken Walkman on the side of the road.
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A woman had a baby on the side of the road, and there's no ambulance.
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Seattle – we are counting on you to vote on the side of progress and innovation.
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However, DeWall says that erring on the side of professional courtesy is the best policy.
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Collectible cars sit on the side of a road as a mansion burns in Ventura.
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In reality, it was just an ordinary puddle on the side of a busy street.
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They have erred on the side of caution ever since, current and former officials said.
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Facebook has defended its changes, saying it wanted to err on the side of transparency.
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That means the bezels on the side of the screen are 25500% smaller than before.
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He had sent them into a war zone on the side of the Israeli invaders.
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Err on the side of modesty — in some countries, for example, women rarely wear shorts.
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"I heard about a boy they found on the side of the road," she says.
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Public opinion has really come down very firmly on the side of the Windrush migrants.
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Corporations, surprisingly, often find themselves on the side of the modern-day versions of Nader.
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" They have an Orwellian inscription on the side of their shotguns that says "less lethal.
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So why would you be surprised that he's on the side of the disenfranchised [today]?
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But I think the feedback is overwhelmingly on the side of wanting a better experience.
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Some dude in the audience had Lace's face tattooed on the side of his gut!
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But maybe there also isn't enough understanding on the side of certain doctors and gynecologists.
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In several areas "There's now more leverage on the side of the proponents," Giove said.
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Platforms will configure their filters to err on the side of taking down your uploads.
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Who doesn't want to be on a billboard or on the side of a bus?
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Time is not on the side of those who are undisciplined, unrealistic or too trusting.
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A street vendor, below, sold food on the side of a road after the storm.
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When I walked outside, I noticed this little message on the side of the building.
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"I put this big cup of pee on the side of the truck," he said.
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He then left her on the side of Interstate 26 near New Haven, prosecutors said.
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Mr. Moreno increasingly found himself on the side of the displaced farmers in these disputes.
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People on the side of the road waved red-and-orange Catalan flags and cheered.
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I'm preggers so I'm airing on the side of caution in terms of (the) virus.
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The unclear timeline might be why the Fed is erring on the side of caution.
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One of the B division finalists scrawled "Hi, Mom!" on the side of her puzzle.
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In fact, it suggests that it is better to err on the side of caution.
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Several hours later, she was sitting on the side of the trail complaining of exhaustion.
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I sat on the side of my patient's bed as she received Betty's trademark hug.
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She saw live puppets playing on a swing set on the side of the trail.
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However, the US is also on the side of fighters that want to remove Assad.
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It means standing on the side of a boat that is out of the wind.
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His name is tattooed on the side of her face, up near her left ear.
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But this film errs on the side of ambition, making such faults easy to excuse.
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A covered patio is on the side of the house, reached through the living room.
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This one facing in his direction, and this one on the side of the bank.
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That is not to say the world is on the side of the United States.
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He eventually left her on the side of Interstate 95 near New Haven, prosecutors said.
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Since starting his own brand, however, he has erred on the side of the pompous.
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"We realized that Cleghorn had left it on the side of the road," Dandurand said.
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Cars sat half-smashed on the side of the road and alone in muddy fields.
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A sandbag landed on the side of the road and another one on Byrd's vehicle.
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Sometimes it has scroll bars on the side of the page, and sometimes it doesn't.
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This means we should err on the side of caution when accusing people of grandstanding.
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Those pulling over on the side of the road were told they could not remain.
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In the Clinton case, Mr. Comey has said he erred on the side of transparency.
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Perched on the side of Mount Etna, Europe's largest active volcano, lies an ancient vineyard.
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Ads displayed on the side of the kiosks are another source of income for ARED.
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A reflective swoosh on the side of the shoe is inspired by the firefighter uniform.
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The standards are subjective, and bank regulators have long erred on the side of leniency.
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It had been left on the side of a road in a predominantly white area.
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They were growing right on the interstate median and on the side of the road.
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With North Korea on the side of Beijing and Phnom Penh, the couple stopped writing.
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There's a designated area on the side of the building for delivery drivers to park.
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I think I ultimately come down on the side of affirming the appellate court decision.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Same goes for the wheel on the side of the mouse.
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If erring on the side of consumer safety means lengthy waits, then so be it.
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He remembers finding a dead badger on the side of a road leading to France.
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I think the chain errs on the side of caution when it comes to flavor.
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The momentum remains on the side of the bulls, who have been right all year.
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On the side of a mountain above Vaduz, Hotel Oberland's check-in was completely automated.
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They slept on the side of the road at night, curled up on their mats.
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Moscow has put itself firmly on the side of the Shi'ite-run Tehran-Damascus axis.
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So they formed a semi-circle on the side of the road and locked arms.
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"The red!" he said, admiring a scarlet stripe on the side of a news kiosk.
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The second blow came straight to my head on the side of my right eye.
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Democrats will show the country we are the party on the side of working people.
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Someone offers to help when your car breaks down on the side of the road.
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She pulled over on the side of the freaking freeway and made me get out.
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It's time for us to say: Democrats are on the side of fairness and equality.
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"But I still believe public opinion is on the side of child refugees," he said.
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"If I was Jay Powell, I'd be trying to enlist members of Congress on the side of the Fed and on the side of the law," said Alan Blinder, an economics professor at Princeton University who served as Fed vice chairman under President Bill Clinton.
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Stevenson and her team stay true to She-Ra's origin story: She's a princess named Adora, brainwashed to fight on the side of evil (the Horde), who, by way of magic sword finds out her true destiny to fight on the side of the rebellion.
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When questions arise, the government is supposed to err on the side of a lower level.
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He wasn't on the side of the hackers, and he didn't want information to be free.
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Once they had finished, the men dumped Singh and Pandey on the side of the road.
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It's not the same as painting on the side of somebody's business, or genuinely being destructive.
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Eventually he started to hit me on the side of the head with his open hand.
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On June 22, the astronomer noticed a small bump on the side of the distant planet.
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Chun later met them in the middle of the night on the side of a road.
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Twist the digital crown on the side of the watch slowly upwards to illuminate the display.
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Dozens of tanks will often be grouped together on the side of the road, Mack said.
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For gaming specifically, there's a pair of capacitive shoulder buttons on the side of the device.
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The slight exception is the fingerprint sensor, which is mounted on the side of the phone.
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I would say post-political, because I was never on the side of good or bad.
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Children wait for a ride on the side of the road near Tapanatepec, Mexico, on Oct.
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Like...is this show going to come down on the side of demonic possession being real?
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As such, the bank is still expected to err on the side of caution on Friday.
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Rhea, belted into her Big Kid, was on the side of the SUV opposite the collision.
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That won't be the easiest judgment call to make, so err on the side of caution.
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Lebanese Shi'ite group Hezbollah is fighting in Syria on the side of President Bashar al-Assad.
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Thanksgiving Day on the side of a road — about 150 miles south of her Redding home.
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On the side of Apple, Siri itself needs less of a test run than the Echo.
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They (the attackers) saw that and ran off, leaving him on the side of the road.
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I don't think it's evil, but it sure isn't on the side of the angels, either.
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A button located on the side of the Steel HR is used to switch between notifications.
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The power key on the side of the Huawei Mate X also houses a fingerprint sensor.
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In quite a few cases, Ms. Warren came down clearly on the side of the consumer.
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He was on the side of the Interstate when a drunken driver collided with his vehicle.
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It would be good for me if everything I do is on the side of liberation.
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So I would err on the side of caution," Dr. Ken Davis told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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The family noticed a grey wolf on the side of the road, so they began filming.
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One nifty little feature on the side of the tablet is a built-in fingerprint reader.
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But Brenner and Ledgett's statements situate media support for strong encryption on the side of terrorism.
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"It's Donald Trump who is on the side of economic growth and American families," she insisted.
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Assistant has a dedicated button on the side of the stylus that can trigger visual searches.
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Or perhaps you wanna talk about all the fine folks on the side of the Nazis?
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Both will want to avoid trouble by erring on the side of safety, curbing free speech.
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The second joystick is on the side of the mouse and is controlled by your thumb.
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No one wants to be stranded on the side of the freeway with three teenage boys.
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I've missed flights before so I err on the side of very early when I can.
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As a child, I was abandoned on the side of the road by my biological mother.
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"Victory was on the side of the English as a matter of course," one newspaper said.
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Those on the side of the federal authorities see it as a form of serious obstruction.
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Err on the side of caution and always go above and beyond with your cleaning standards.
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Look out for our Snapcode around town, it will be on the side of the van.
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Wanting to learn more, she bought a book on the side of the road for $2.
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There's not one thing she can leave on the side of the road and not claim.
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I could totally relate to breaking down on the side of the road and people staring.
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Observer gives us a world of continued oppression and total victories on the side of power.
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He flips open a lid on the side of the box that was the driver's seat.
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"Seriously, if you are ignorant about something, please err on the side of tolerance," she said.
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Historically, they lived in caravans in encampments on the side of the road or in fields.
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So he was shocked when Otto repeated what he'd said on the side of the road.
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Now Trump can claim credit for Romney's victory, and be on the side of a winner.
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Watch a Facebook Live video of the names being painted on the side of a building?
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I just stopped on the side of the road and the whole ridge is on fire.
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It touched me so deeply I pulled over on the side of the road and bawled.
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In Libya, President Obama bombed on the side of rebels seeking the ouster of a dictator.
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And harsh penalties will create incentives for firms to err on the side of heavy-handedness.
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It would put us unmistakably on the side of the Chinese people, rather than their oppressors.
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We've gotta err on the side of aggression, and we were not aggressive with our defense.
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If we build a house on the side of a volcano, the volcano does not mind.
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If anything, Dr. Niv said, the site errs on the side of underestimating the base rates.
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One of Kentucky's premier 4-star hotels is a castle on the side of a highway.
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Are we on the side of the Russian aggressor or do we defend the Ukrainian victims?
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Now, one of the most powerful forces on the side of drug payers is pushing back.
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He uses burls, these bulbous and kind of gross growths found on the side of trees.
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Only a small handful had experience with nonprofits that typically work on the side of immigrants.
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Even a solitary fedora-wearing guy on the side of the road can make a difference.
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That difference might not seem like much—until you're stranded on the side of the highway.
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In the meantime, err on the side of caution and use apps for their designed purpose.
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Any well-intentioned counsel from George Conway simply puts Conway on the side of Trump's enemies.
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CM: You always say, Sus, as much I love is, we're on the side of science.
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What's the longest you ever stood on the side of the road waiting for a ride?
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While internally divided, the U.S. government came down on the side of caution at the time.
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Turkey knows what's at stake and the European Union is united on the side of Cyprus.
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Ten kilometers later, they stop on the side of the road, and they stop me again.
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Here's why you should consider erring on the side of caution and getting a screen protector.
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He also had a giant abscess on the side of his face, which required corrective surgery.
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Even younger psychologists who are eloquent partisans on the side of self-correction can be conflicted.
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Involving communities in the process is a clear way to err on the side of inclusion.
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People are free to opt out, but inertia is on the side of the preferred outcome.
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He was found by a Liberty, SC, farmer on the side of the road outside town.
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It reflects Mr. Houzé's positioning of his institution "on the side" of Paris's new art ecosystem.
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Some people want that cookie-cutter girl that smiles on the side of a Wheaties box.
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One example: She regularly "face plants" on the side of glassy towers, because they lack grip.
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His body was found on February 3, dumped on the side of a road outside Cairo.
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But they insist that when listing the dead they err on the side of under-estimation.
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Were you on the side of fans who longed for a romance between Carrie and Quinn?
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It's like a scene you'd paint on the side of a black van in the 80s.
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She said she turned her head and Trump kissed her on the side of the mouth.
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Nek Chand's family was living on the side of the divide that became Pakistan in 1947.
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At the scene on Monday, a few relatives laid flowers on the side of the road.
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Fair Share has entered the current battle on the side of Mr. Elanjian and his partners.
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It's better to err on the side of caution and just use a damp towel, though.
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Russia's intervention on the side of Mr. Assad in 2015 turned the tide in his favor.
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But the moment on the side of the road reminded me what this month was about.
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Time is not on the side of gay people living in terror in places like Chechnya.
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Every few miles, I passed burned-out carcasses of cars on the side of the road.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden erred on the side of caution but focused on the positives.
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Apart from one small ding on the side of the bike, there was no damage done.
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So I wanted to make sure there was extra bonding on the side of the thigh.
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On the side of their oppressors was power, but they had no one to comfort them.
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He saw people sobbing on the side of the road as bystanders tried to comfort them.
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One trick involves kicking up his legs into a backbend on the side of the matatu.
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What if my son has a seizure on the side of a mountain, miles from nowhere?
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Campaign for Nature's O'Donnell urged the world to "err on the side of boldness and ambition".
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"I can't be on the side of people who openly support terrorists," Osman said by telephone.
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In the realm of social spending, Trump has positioned himself on the side of fiscal conservatives.
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We are now, three movies into this reborn franchise, entirely on the side of the apes.
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"I would say he's actually on the side of dorky a little bit sometimes," she joked.
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" She went on to say, "All his life, Tommy worked on the side of the angels.
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They are erring on the side of putting other priorities first, and ethnic nationalism is benefiting.
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"Luxury to us is not the logo on the side of the frame," Mr. Carlon said.
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He said Mr. Coll began to kick Mr. Spear repeatedly on the side of the head.
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He received stitches on the side of his nose and returned early in the second half.
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She has sold bottles of water and cans of soda on the side of the road.
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Going back is now literally a broad gesture: just swipe on the side of the phone.
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"It's better just to err on the side of caution and take things slowly," Brogan said.
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But within this framework, fixed-income strategists advise investors to err on the side of caution.
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To combat these claims, Sessions has professed to have litigated on the side of civil rights.
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It was on the side of St. Jean Street that was once off limits to him.
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So when in doubt, err on the side of caution (and liquidity) in these volatile times.
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And it's very reassuring to know that the facts are not on the side of racism.
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"Fidesz stands on the side of democracy, human rights and the people," he said in 2006.
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People nodding out, buying drugs on playgrounds, smoking heroin on the side of a busy road.
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Goes along with that, like a side effect, like fries on the side of your order.
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"Even setting aside that this errs on the side of law enforcement rather than on the side of the accused, there is nothing in Demesme&aposs statement that is ambiguous, assuming the officers involved understood Demesme&aposs vernacular," editor Ed Krayewski wrote in a post on Reason.com.
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"If the bus breaks down on the side of the road in the middle of nowhere and it's a hundred degree outside and we have to go outside and get the grill out and grill burgers on the side of the road, it's an adventure," John explained.
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In the interest of brevity, I'll say that the show is a sci-fi gem about a world secretly ruled by dueling artificial superintelligences known as the Machine (which is on the side of the show's heroes) and Samaritan (which is on the side of their enemies).
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The crown on the side of the Series 3 LTE smartwatch has a red dot on it.
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From a public relations standpoint, Apple had been on the side of privacy advocates and civil libertarians.
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People stopped their cars on the side of the road and stood as the casket went by.
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Hillary Clinton did everything but spray paint "THIS IS A TRAP" on the side of Trump Tower.
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The United States must be on the side of Muslims, not the violent extremists who abuse them.
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Russia intervened in September in the civil war on the side of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Some Pixel 3 XL phones are getting an second notch on the side of the phone's screen.
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It's possible that in haste, they erred on the side of caution when it came to Metadata+.
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Yet never one to err on the side of understatement, the President decided to go for more.
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Political slogans and the names of armed opposition groups were scrawled on the side of a bakery.
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If anything, he should err on the side of too much contrition, the better to attain forgiveness.
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His photo appears on city buses and on a mural on the side of a downtown building.
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The mural was painted in guerilla style on the side of an abandoned building in Southwest Atlanta.
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Bell-Boeing designed a special pylon on the side of the aircraft to ensure common weapons carriage.
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In it, the Rutt's logo appears on the side of shipping containers, train cars, and 20173-wheelers.
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Bottles of water are selling on the side of the street for three times their normal price.
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On the side of a tattoo shop is a big, colorful mural dedicated to the Stonewall riots.
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It's located on the side of the laptops, and it will disconnect the webcam from the machine.
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Emilie Yerby says that we must "err on the side of life" because medical errors are inevitable.
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First Harry Macklowe installed a giant photo of his new wife on the side of a building.
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We pulled over on the side of the road by a street sign with our last name.
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Tubes of flavors exposed on the side of trucks allow kids to mix up their own flavors.
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I met Freeway Doggins and his owner Nicole, who found him on the side of the 101.
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Aligning with Strange also puts Trump in a unique position: on the side of the GOP establishment.
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Dead horses lie on the side of the road in Toa Baja, Puerto Rico, on Sept. 22.
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I certainly don't want to be on the side of those who make their lives more difficult.
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His vehicle was found abandoned on the side of a highway in Jasper County, Mississippi, on Sunday.
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New firms such as Uber are successful because they are determinedly on the side of the customer.
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They've been picked up on bridges, on the side of the road, and delivered to the shelter.
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But the civil rights track is taking years, and time isn't on the side of Sapelo residents.
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"I have been freed by soldiers on the side of the constitution and President Guaido," he tweeted.
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"[Serial killers] have a higher level of comfort on the side of town they reside," he says.
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The two exchanged gunfire on the side of the road through the vehicles' windows, killing the gunman.
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This puts the US's one-time ally in Syria on the side of Assad, Russia, and Iran.
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For the rest, the NBS must make educated guesses, which will err on the side of continuity.
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It discussed charges -- and we&aposll put it up on the side of the screen for you.
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An interagency process created under former President Barack Obama called for erring on the side of disclosure.
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He claims to have saved her after spotting an overturned car on the side of the road.
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But what if you're descending down a ladder on the side of said 920-foot tall structure?
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I find Sidike on the side of the street in Grape Valley selling his grapes and raisins.
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The design is relatively minimalistic, with just a single button on the side of the watch face.
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Err on the side of over-communicating, even if you annoy a few people in the process.
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"We said, 'Bring it on,'" said one person involved on the side of the big U.S. carriers.
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"I encourage people to lean on the side of what feels most legit for them," she says.
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"China always stands on the side of peace and opposes war," the report paraphrased Xi as saying.
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In November 228, Kate McClure's car broke down on the side of the I-220 in Philadelphia.
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Mining for precious metals on the side of a highway is a different take on urban foraging.
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We tend to use the right carotid artery [a major artery on the side of the neck].
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On the side of that crater the scientists saw straight away the distinctive strata of sedimentary rock.
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They are often located on the side of the highway, near airports or in suburban office parks.
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During a partial lunar eclipse, Earth's shadow looks dark on the side of the Moon facing Earth.
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When asked about these challenges, both the AI Foundation and SurfSafe err on the side of caution.
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On the side of one street, a giant white cross rises among black and wilting pine trees.
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She tells Broadly that, historically, the justice system has not been on the side of black women.
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A vacant train with four sleeper cars sits abandoned on the side of the tracks in Idomeni.
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George's body was found on the side of a road a few miles away from their home.
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At some point during the evening, the vehicle stopped on the side of road and Jake exited.
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The crowd started to grow, and everyone was on the side of the street having various emotions.
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A zipper on the side of the sleeping bag lets wearers slide in and out with ease.
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Jeremy mating on the side of the tank (Image: Angus Davidson)The story could have ended there.
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This causes the pellets to sit on the side of the container where the auger can't reach.
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If you were here two months ago you saw people sleeping on the side of the road.
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His tortured, half-naked body was found nine days later on the side of a desert road.
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On the side of the dining room, a huge Dumbo stuffed toy lay on an empty bed.
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He notes he'll have to be careful with it since it's on the side of his dome.
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A billboard for Whack World on the side of I-676 provides a lift to everyone's mood.
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Fox contributor David Avella, chairman of the Republican organization GOPAC, erred on the side of self-victimization.
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Now it looks more like a piece of legal-size paper on the side of a barn.
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Each time the lever on the side of the device is pushed down a new image appears.
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One woman stood on the side of the road handing out small change to the passing migrants.
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Still, it's better to err on the side of caution rather than excuse potential risks, I suppose!
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White lies, especially ones reading "40" on the side of a dumbbell, are the blackest of all.
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There's hard-hitting and then there's stupid; the headbutt definitely fell on the side of the stupid.
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As the tanker sat on the side of the road, fuel began leaking out in large pools.
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On his day off, he works with his father, selling produce on the side of the highway.
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It's integrated in a smooth, aerodynamic fashion, as are the sensors on the side of the car.
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I turned the car and pulled out to the gate, stopping on the side of the highway.
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"The muscle that makes you bite, on the side of your cheek, is really strong," he says.
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The mural, painted on the side of the Herald office, was a Mecca for Stirling mythology enthusiasts.
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It says it erred on the side of caution in totting up the number of dodgy accounts.
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Unable to save her, the others on the side of the Machine eventually assumed she was dead.
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In the meantime, this is a humanitarian crisis, so politicians should err on the side of generosity.
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But given the choice, the Doctor will always err on the side of kindness, goodness, and understanding.
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A ruling that is firmly on the side of freedom of expression could help salvage Nepal's democracy.
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Also, while there was a superficial scratch on the side of the drone, it was otherwise unscathed.
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When it comes to sticking drugs up your vagina, I recommend erring on the side of caution.
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The patient had four or five larvae in the burn wounds on the side of his face.
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Overall, most Democrats are erring on the side of caution when it comes to working with Republicans.
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An old man who sold motor oil on the side of the road walked up to me.
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Women sat on the side of the road holding babies and waiting to be allowed into Turkey.
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"Bernie Sanders has always been on the side of Michigan workers and working families," the spot said.
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The North Koreans also questioned the level of interest, but on the side of the White House.
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Some Republicans quickly said that Mr. McCrory had effectively come down on the side of the law.
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I decided on an outfield ticket on the side of the home team, the Tokyo Yakult Swallows.
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"I'm on the side of the road, there's been a really bad car accident," a man said.
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The time for arguing and defending myself is in court, not on the side of the road.
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" He later said: "They say the oppressor is anyone who's not on the side of the oppressed.
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"HELP US SAVE THE FREE AND OPEN INTERNET," read two banners on the side of the page.
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But living was a field of grain blowing in the wind on the side of a hill.
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You've got to err on the side of the safety and security of the American people, Senator.
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It appears someone scrawled "There was no colusion" in capital letters on the side of the script.
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I can't wait to see them on the side of the stage with their little headphones on.
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That involves some combination of flashes on the side of the the eyes and a buzzing sound.
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Finally I asked him to pull over and just leave me on the side of the road.
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"Beginning today, our nation's laws stand firmly on the side of survivors of sexual assault," said Sen.
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In my experiences as a VC, I come down hard on the side of openness and transparency.
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You can still adjust the volume by using the touch control on the side of the device.
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Clinton said the Republican nominee merely paid "lip service" to being on the side of average Americans.
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"Macron is a perfect example that the momentum is on the side of the populists," Bannon said.
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Hold the Power button on the side of the phone until the Power Off button appear.2.
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Voters are on the side of Main Street businesses, not big banks and the Visa/MasterCard duopoly.
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The losers err on the side of excessive fatalism, like the classic threats to leave the country.
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"It's really just erring on the side of caution while we ride this out," Dr. Smith said.
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The winery must err on the side of discarding any fruit that might be tainted, he said.
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"In general, infants' immune systems err on the side of a decreased response to infections," Coates said.
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The victim was found on the side of the No. 70 Village Public Road after 20153 a.m.
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And these cars basically sit on the side of the road unused 98 percent of the time.
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Everyone else on 23rd Road also lets their tenants park illegally on the side of the house.
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It's better to err on the side of caution with something as explosive as the r-word.
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Sometimes it's also those of us who believe ourselves to be firmly on the side of inclusion.
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The injury was still visible when we spoke, a healed gash on the side of his head.
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Analysts, therefore, have generally expected the U.S. to err on the side of a small, limited attack.
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Do they do it with the bridesmaids, or do they stand on the side of the groom?
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While the problem is complex, the short-term answer is simple — err on the side of caution.
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I remember my uncle catching me writing my name in graffiti on the side of a building.
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Like many big-screen comedies these days, it errs on the side of caution rather than outrageousness.
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If you aren't sure either, err on the side of caution — at least until your exit interview.
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I even caught a glimpse of him on the side of an armored bank truck in Managua.
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Trump on Friday indicated he is erring on the side of not calling Congress back into session.
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Democrats, by voting for Biden over Sanders, are coming down on the side of restoring American institutions.
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So when World War II began, many fought with the Soviets on the side of the Allies.
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Several people were on the side of the canal and they had already called 911, he said.
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Although affected by the disease, Audra delivered Kincaid on the side of the road in an ambulance.
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When so many Americans believe false claims, we should weigh in aggressively on the side of truth.
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But because there's any potential at all, they're going to err on the side of being cautious.
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We traveled by trucks and buses and spent many nights sleeping on the side of the road.
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This dance works best when both consumer and restaurant err on the side of generosity, not suspicion.
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Like the recipe on the side of the wafer box, this one starts with store-bought cookies.
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That device was left on the side of a road and triggered by a tripwire, police said.
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He started by spelling out "El Paso Strong" on the side of the house with Christmas lights.
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The explosion last night, from a package left on the side of a road, injured two men.
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Mr. Trump was on the side of the group photo, where leaders were mostly arrayed by seniority.
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" On the side of the slide are the words "oh, THAT is why it sounds so familiar!
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After a halting beginning, the NBA seems to have come down on the side of free speech.
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So, usually it was stuff where she erred on the side of courage, complexity, and general ballsiness.
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"Public policy, for the most part, is on the side of Tesla's mass-market vision," Caldwell said.
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She has sold single red roses in their own plastic wrapper on the side of the road.
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Until then, an example of Superflex's work can be seen on the side of London's Hayward Gallery.
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Two, when the courts construe ambiguous legislation, they should err on the side of limited government power.
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"I don't want to be on the side of saying that I fully support her," he said.
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This law closed a critical loophole and finally put the law firmly on the side of girls.
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The courts have come down again and again on the side of not allowing Charlie to suffer.
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"OH, IT'S THAT STUFF AGAIN!" he screams, before spitting it on the side of Linda Belcher's face.
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The bedroom is on the side of the building facing Central Park and was pin-drop quiet.
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At the end of the day I tend to err on the side of representing the show.
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He had been found days after on the side of a rural highway, killed by a firearm.
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By the end, the polls clearly showed a tight race with momentum on the side of Leave.
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And the Democratic Party should be on the side of reparations for slavery for this very reason.
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Until college athletics has a fairer economic system, players should err on the side of extreme caution.
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In another piece, Unidirectional, a backpacker and a grizzly bear spoon on the side of a mountain.
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You get on Facebook and see all the shit you like on the side of the screen.
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So in my case, because I don't know, I've decided to err on the side of life.
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The US, however, has consistently erred on the side of business when it comes to data privacy.
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"Obviously advocates on the side of DACA won't want that but the clock is ticking," he said.
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We're not on the side of the giant companies that want to twist government rules for themselves.
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"China always stands on the side of peace and opposes war," the report paraphrased Xi as saying.
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"Right now, the federal government is not on the side of working people," de Blasio said on GMA.
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Four slivers were stitched onto Matrooshi's left ovary, and one was put on the side of her uterus.
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It's a billboard on the side of the road that screams reassurance that whatever you're doing is okay.
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Investors continue to err on the side of caution as turmoil surrounding Brexit shows no signs of alleviating.
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Or, slap AR on the side of a product and bask in the AR buzz from tech publications.
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The logo of the 432nd Air Expeditionary Wing is emblazoned on the side of the MQ-9 Reaper
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The rapper's taking his name to new heights, literally, by plastering it on the side of a plane.
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"Coming down on the side of not really believing the intelligence verdict of his own appointees," Mitchell said.
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She wound up ditching them on the side of the road with the Washington monument in the background.
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You just place it on the side of your head, it uses infrared sensors to take your temperature.
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Any nation or entity interacting with Iran should do its diligence and err on the side of caution.
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I didn't, but I did see her face repeatedly pass me by on the side of a bus!
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The crash site was located at an elevation of about 2,000 feet on the side of a mountain.
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Medics err on the side of caution when calling in trauma patients to avoid missing a true emergency.
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"There were two books on the side of the pool when they picked up my effects," he recalled.
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Sheriff Tom Bosenko said Papini was spotted on the side of a road early Thursday by a driver.
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Here's a still of an Apple Watch user in a rekt car on the side of the road.
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"B," he simply captioned the picture, which feature the singer's name written on the side of the shoe.
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Brad Pitt was in search of extraterrestrial life on the side of a Los Angeles freeway this week.
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But in this flawed and complex world, I think we must still err on the side of life.
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Clearly we have long erred, in certain cases, on the side of withholding until the evidence is irrefutable.
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On the side of the van the boys could see the words "God's Caravan" painted in red letters.
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Driving to the store or out for a date night requires no sacrifice on the side of comfort.
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Its primary tool for reaching them and getting them on the side of the angels were labor unions.
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But I'm also clearly on the side of the women who've been very hurt and damaged by this.
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So Lau and Licata stepped things up by painting a pride flag on the side of their house.
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If you were a military strategist on the side of mankind, you'd feel pretty good about your chances.
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"Facebook and the others are on the side of their own profits," Soros replied to laughter and applause.
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Choose making up numbers from thin air about the NHS and plastering them on the side of buses.
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When it comes to drinking, the responsible thing to do is to err on the side of caution.
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But hey, better to err on the side of being "too much" than to hide under a rock.
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It's team-based PvE, and you and your compatriots are always on the side of good, relatively speaking.
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All of a sudden, I saw that black grizzly down below me, on the side of the hill.
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I am clearly on the side of the women who are very hurt or very damaged by this.
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The area is essentially a large plot of rocks and dirt on the side of a small cliff.
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LG: Yeah, do you just leave it on the side of the road when you're done with it?
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Today she spends her days on the side of a street, clutching a thick bundle of different banknotes.
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The buttons are now on each side of the screen instead of on the side of the device.
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She also largely relied on her gut, she says, erring on the side of removing even innocent nudity.
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He wanted to fight for his country but instead he's found dead on the side of a road.
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"I've pumped in an airport, I've pumped on the side of the road, I've pumped everywhere," she said.
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More importantly, it will never go flat, or leave a cyclist stranded on the side of the road.
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And I feel strongly that the Supreme Court needs to stand on the side of the American people.
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"In the Clinton case, Mr. Comey has said he erred on the side of transparency," the newspaper reports.
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Cautious, clean officials who err on the side of inaction are seen in a much less flattering light.
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Once a one-handed keyboard is selected, a "chevron" sign will appear on the side of the keyboard.
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A battered pickup truck idled on the side of the road outside Makhmour, northern Iraq, on Friday afternoon.
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A lack of consensus on best practice is forcing all involved to err on the side of caution.
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Remember the abused kitten that was dyed purple and abandoned on the side of a Northern California road?
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Previously he's gotten silver from shit-tier fireworks and found platinum dust on the side of the road.
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The researchers studied 65 people, ages 35 to 70 years, with pain on the side of their hip.
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Nielsen lost control of the vehicle and it crashed on the side of the road, the family said.
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For now, Facebook, it seems, is erring on the side of the values they so love to espouse.
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It just snaps to the Smart Connector on the side of your iPad and you just start typing.
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He paddled to the safety of a nearby ladder on the side of the pier, CBS News reports.
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Unleashed is a tiny, unobtrusive device that plugs into the USB port on the side of your camera.
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But as many as 100 Tory backbenchers, and possibly even more, will be on the side of leaving.
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It also has a "move reminder," designed as a red bar on the side of the watch face.
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Of course like any mom, Ladd — a decorated actress herself — was on the side of her daughter, right?
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Amanda Dix and her family were driving and saw something on fire on the side of the road.
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Figured I should do it on the side of a cliff so I could get another pun in.
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Only in Australia can you dine on scrambled eggs with a kangaroo on the side... of the table.
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Families are suddenly forced to make weighty decisions for loved ones, often erring on the side of caution.
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And we tend to err on the side of being pretty bold, but there's a lot of responsibility.
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Doug Ducey have made it clear that they are on the side of hate and bigotry this week.
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Thousands of Shi'ite militia fighters trained by Iran are fighting on the side of the government in Iraq.
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That list includes Bixby, which once again has its own devoted button on the side of the phone.
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After a grim start to 2016, the market appears to be back on the side of the bulls.
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He paddled to the safety of a nearby ladder on the side of the pier, CBS News reported.
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His inclination towards expanding the government and putting it on the side of his people isn't terribly constitutional.
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I'm on the side of those who think that legalizing the lot would be the least-bad option.
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"I pulled over and cried for 15 minutes on the side of the road," Jones, 32, tells PEOPLE.
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Russia intervened in the Syrian civil war on the side of the Syrian regime starting in late 2015.
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If you're already on the side of its point of view, people won't go and see a show.
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If a blogger is heavily endorsing a special tea or "detox wrap," err on the side of caution.
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Like Strange, Mordo thinks he's on the side of the angels — and it's easy to justify that perspective.
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" Really, when I finished that movie I thought, "Well, that man is on the side of the machines.
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We're on the side of our forefathers, and the side that they determined was best for our country.
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"Democrats should always, always be on the side of making it easier for citizens to vote," Warren said.
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You gotta put gas in the tank or you're gonna end up on the side of the road.
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My father's body was found on the side of the highway; his skull had cracked on the guardrail.
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Harbour hid in the woods as he waited for motorists on the side of Georgia 365, Couch said.
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Without distinction, it was declared that all women were on the side of Kavanaugh's accuser, Christine Blasey Ford.
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Observers widely expect Trump will come down on the side of the domestic manufacturers, given his public remarks.
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Unions continue to claim that collective bargaining isn't political and that they are on the side of workers.
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Despite the ambiguity about the foreign reporting requirements, most tax professionals suggest erring on the side of caution.
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TEDDYBEARS, CANDLES and flowers are piled up around a white-painted bike on the side of the road.
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Thanksgiving Day on the side of a Yolo County road — about 150 miles south of her Redding home.
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Those USB PORTS on the side of your computer are in the "field" of the computer as well.
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But I think the president generally sides on the side of transparency," Short said on "Fox News Sunday.
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With science on the side of GMOs, Vermont's law is being sold as a boon for consumer choice.
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The current smaller text warnings on the side of US cigarette packs have not been updated since 1984.
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She was fired, and her furniture and other belongings were put out on the side of the road.
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You can summon the screen anytime you want by pressing the button on the side of the watch.
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If social media is a platform, not a publisher, erring on the side of free speech makes sense.
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But I think the president generally is on the side of transparency," Short said on "Fox News Sunday.
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With Iran on the side of Russia and Syria, the complicated web of alliances has turned against Turkey.
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She went along with the Iraq invasion, thinking she could reposition W. on the side of diplomacy afterward.
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The case against higher rates is basically that it makes sense to err on the side of stimulus.
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On the side of the Afghan security forces and NATO, will there be a ruthless after-action appraisal?
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We were in a residential studio, on the side of a mountain, looking down at the Pacific Ocean.
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So if I had to stand on the side of him again for my son I'll do that.
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Unfortunately, as cool as that looks, the competition's rules have decided to err on the side of caution.
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"There's nothing like getting shot to put you on the side of gun control," Bee jokes about Reagan.
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So, now you're stuck on the side of the pool, watching your kid flail around in the water.
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The mural is on the side of a digital print shop and has already garnered Australian media coverage.
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Always err on the side of caution and investigate—don't be sidetracked by ambiguity, conformity, or peer pressure.
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One group firmly on the side of those caught up in this bookmaker clampdown are Justice for Punters.
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On Thursday, the converted school bus broke down on the side of the highway, the Associated Press reports.
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It includes a four-car garage, which is entered through a tunnel on the side of the hill.
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"It's not good to see fifty or sixty coaches parked on the side of a road," he said.
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