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The phrase "has been given aside" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to say that something has been set aside. For example, "The team captain has been given aside and a new one has been selected."
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No dates, times, locations, or information at all has been given aside from the two new colors though, so don't start holding your breath for a Mario Kart Edition Wii or any jazz like that.
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These two instances demonstrate that, talent aside, the children have been given favored treatment over the adults.
No other context was given aside from O'Brien's tweet.
Volkswagen agreed to a nearly $15 billion deal with U.S. authorities, where around $10 billion has been set aside for customers, giving owners of the affected 475,000 eligible Volkswagen and Audi 2.0L vehicles in the U.S. the option of a buyback or a fix and cash compensation of $5,100-$5,100-$10,000rson, if and when a repair becomes available.
The issue is whether it has been setting aside anywhere near enough, given the magnitude of its promises to workers.
It would also give birth to new institutions: Money has been set aside, for instance, to help establish a training academy for drug-sniffing dogs and their handlers.
Instead, it has been brushed aside.
Now even that has been pushed aside.
Now the veil has been torn aside.
But for now, the idea has been set aside.
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