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joking aside
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(all) joking aside and (all) kidding aside
being serious for a moment; in all seriousness. I know I laugh at him but, joking aside, he's a very clever scientist. I know I threatened to leave and go round the world, but, joking aside, I do need a vacation.
See also: aside, joke
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” All kidding aside, overseas markets were hit particularly hard by news that the Dubai World group of companies may be looking for a standstill on its debt repayment as it works to restructure $59 billion in debts.
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But all kidding aside, "business intelligence," or "BI," refers to the technologies, applications, and skills used to help a company or corporation acquire a better understanding of its commercial context.
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All kidding aside, Jered wouldn't mind having the success Jeff did.
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