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noun
- a short article dealing with a sidelight of a major news story and printed alongside it
- a discussion at the bench between the lawyers and the judge, conducted outside the hearing of the jury
See sidebar in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(sīdˈbärˌ)
noun- A short, often boxed auxiliary news story that is printed alongside a longer article and that typically presents additional, contrasting, or late-breaking news.
- Law A conference between a judge and the attorneys of a case being tried, held outside of the jury's range of hearing.
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