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The phrase "a side for a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and coherence.
Example: "I need a side for a meal, but I'm not sure what to choose."
Alternatives: "a side dish for" or "a side option for".
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Serve with fresh bread for a delicious lunch or starter, or as a side for a main meal.
"I'm not talking about freaky 'apple fries' as a side for a Whopper, but rather a place where fresh fruit and steel-cut oatmeal is as fetishized as deep-fried French toast sticks," she said.
Given the opposition the Football Association faced in trying to assemble a side for a tournament being played on home soil, it would take an extreme amount of desire to force through similar plans for Rio in four years' time, if GB, through any of the Home Nations, manage to qualify.
He will join the Australia A side for a tour of Zimbabwe and South Africa, but remains a part of the Ashes squad, selector John Inverarity said.
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3. Grill the steak, 2 minutes a side for rare, about a minute longer per side for medium-rare.
Player to watch He's been without a club side for almost a year, but Iraqi captain Younis Mahmood just bleeds for the national side.
Meanwhile Donegal manager Jim McGuinness has named a strong side for their Section A game at home to Queen's.
You can purchase gliding discs for $10 at Walmart that have a smooth side for carpet and a fabric side for hard floors.
"After Midnight" will cost approximately $6 million, on a modest side for a commercial Broadway musical.
He's agreed to coach a junior representative side for a fixture against Lebanon in September.
"England have been a good side for a while, and some of their players have excellent records.
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