The phrase "aside mistakes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest setting mistakes apart or excluding them from consideration, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Aside mistakes, the overall project was a success."
Alternatives: "excluding mistakes" or "apart from mistakes".
Typos aside, visitors' mistakes are usually the designer's fault, not the visitors'.
Robert Meighan, a CPA and vice president of Turbo Tax, Intuit's tax preparation software unit, reports that aside from mistakes seen every year, the $250 discrepancy is the most common reason customers' 2009 returns are being bounced back by IRS computers.
But that trivia aside the mistake that Ehrlich is making is to think that we humans do in fact breed like insects.
Any past action that cannot be justified under the scheme that justifies the rest is action that is not after all relevant to what is to be done now, and is to be set aside as mistake.
Leaving aside the mistaken idea that immigration is purely an act of generosity (start with this excellent Economist article for example), is it actually true that we do better than anyone else? Well we do have higher numbers of immigrants than anyone else.
Minor mistakes aside, the film takes a black and white view towards Iranians, like many other western films about Iran.
Gerald A. Rosenberg, a lawyer for the club, said that aside from "bookkeeping mistakes that led to the underpayment of taxes in recent years," the club had done nothing wrong.
Mistakes aside, the allegations alone have raised interesting questions about the non-formalised and seemingly omnipotent role that one of the best-known social media channels plays in this process of intense regional change and upheaval.
Grammatical and factual mistakes aside, McNabb makes a good point.
Marketing mistakes aside, good for Warner for giving this picture the wide-release it deserved.
