At one point, Macbeth shouts to the audience, "That was called an aside.
But inside the college, pacing the flagstones of what is called – all modesty aside – Great Court, are four men who do not take it for granted that those undergraduates actually have a future.
"The movie is called John Carter, but aside from the fact that he can jump far and looks good without a shirt on, what else did commercials really convey about the title character?" wrote Ray Subers of the Box Office Mojo website.
Actually, Daniels's moderate fans thought abortion was precisely the issue he was calling on Republicans to set aside.
Smith said the speech was the reason her union was calling on Bullock to stand aside – a call it has no power to enforce now that he has been elected.
The first act of the Long Parliament (1640 53), as it came to be called, was to set aside November 17, 1640, as a day of fasting and prayer.
The statement also said that in December the two banks pledged that the merged company, to be called Dime United Bancorp, would set aside $2.5 billion for low- and moderate-income borrowers in its new four-state market.
The device is called the Netra, and aside from the smartphone used as a display, the whole thing is mechanical so that it doesn't ever run out of battery.
Anyway, the reason I'm called Hype Williams--aside from the fact it makes everyone actually pay attention to my emails for the first time in my life--is that I'm big into taking commercial hip-hop from the 90s and deconstructing it by feeding it through some default Fruity Loops patches.
(The parts of DNA that the cell copies are called exons; the parts cast aside are introns).
