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lobbies; lobby; back rooms (Lavrov); lobby (законодательного собрания); corridors (Anglophile); fringes (конгресса и т.п. val123); compartments (leonid21061975); sidelines (1. (sport) the area immediately outside the playing area, where substitute players sit 2. the peripheral areas of any region, organization, etc. > Actually, Bill and I both warned Kenneth Carline about having anything to do with Dlasian politics even on the sidelines. Aird, Catherine A DEAD LIBERTY And he could do nothing but watch helplessly from the sidelines at the relentless onward march of the madness. Stewart, Michael GRACE Bowman has a poor disciplinary record, which included a lengthy spell on the sidelines last season. GLASGOW HERALD (2001). Collins. "Fear and taxes are suffocating business," he told The Moscow Times on the event's sidelines. TMT Alexander Demidov); lobbies and corridors (Bullfinch) |
