The phrase "acts aside" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or a typo, as "acts" and "aside" do not typically form a coherent phrase together. An example of a correct phrase might be "set aside" or "put aside."
Alternatives: "set aside" or "put aside."
But such acts aside, we considered six of this year's most perplexing set time showdowns.
Additionally, the two international headlining acts aside, Magma Fest focuses entirely on Central American electronic producers, a small-but-dedicated pool of talent often dwarfed by the number of contemporary artists from neighbouring Mexico and South America.
Paul Plishka's Sacristan and Peter Volpe's Angelotti were fine, the chorus solid and the orchestra generally superb, unsettled moments in the first act aside.
In any case, it has been illegal to keep badgers as pets since the 1973 Badger Act, aside for taking in sick animals for rehabilitation before releasing them back into the wild.
Ultimately, our role as concert promoter for that act – aside from being the primary risk-taker in the venture [because it's the promoter who has to pay the artist's fee, regardless of ticket sales] – is to understand what the best way of working together is, then make it happen.
It featured virtually every notable local act aside from straight-edge trailblazers SS Decontrol, who I later found out were the most important band in the world, and their brother band DYS.
Some people are picked up after they commit extreme, bizarre, or horrific acts — but aside from that, almost no one receives medical help who does not self-identify as having a mental-health complaint.
Still others — for example, orders under the Antiquities Act, setting aside federal land as national monuments — can be undone only by an act of Congress.
The federal Water Resources Development Act set aside $18 million to restore oyster beds in Long Island Sound, and Connecticut's Department of Environmental Protection has set aside $1 million for private and public oyster aquaculture projects.
The act set aside 48,000 acres of Carson National Forest to be held in trust by the federal government for the Taos Pueblo Indians to use for "traditional purposes".
"Magic Mike XXL," conceived as a blatantly commercial follow-up, indeed flings itself vigorously into the act, casting aside all doubts and exalting the emotional merits of fantasy — for performer and spectator alike.
