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be beside

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be beside yourself
to feel an emotion that is so strong it is impossible to control. He was beside himself when she didn't come home last night. We were beside ourselves with excitement as we watched the race. (often + with)
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The last miles will be beside two-lane roads through east Lancaster and Palmdale to Barrel Springs, which still exists beside the California Aqueduct.
``I'm happy to have the opportunity to be beside you and with you on the land of Palestine,'' the king told Arafat at a news conference.
 
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