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off to one side

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off to one side
beside something; (moved) slightly away from something. Our garden has roses in the middle and a spruce tree off to one side. He took me off to one side to tell me the bad news.
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Finally, they drifted off to one side, but by the tune I finally got the barrel nut off and the gun back in battery, they were checking out another spread of decoys 200 yards downriver.
effect home page screen which can be moved left or right, showing the icons on both side-pages with a simple swipe off to one side or the other.
 
 
 
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