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set beside

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set something beside something
to place something near or next to something. Please set the chair beside the window. I set the suitcase beside the door so I would not forget it.
See also: beside, set


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The museum is a former Anchorage set beside the west door of 11th century church of St Mary and St Cuthbert.
Two months ago, we told how neds pinched the duck from a playground set beside a local high-rise dubbed the Tower of Death after three people were murdered there and a fourth fell to her death.
For the unfortunate, they can probably relate to the situation where pails and buckets have to be set beside leaky ceilings and even dangerously wet sockets and receptacles.
 
 
 
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