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• r  in or at or near a periphery or according to a peripheral role or function or relationship

• Actually, it is one long point of disordera poorly edited mlange of Lane's interviews with men and women peripherally involved in the events of the four black days in Dallas.
• By the second day of the conference, the poor felt increasingly out of touch with the rest of the delegates, many of whom were busy talking about topics only peripherally related .
• Like Travis, Ronnie has two women in his life, though he is only peripherally in theirs.

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• The First Thing Jeff Bezos Should Do At The Washington Post Is Fire Some Journalists
  As someone peripherally a journalist I'm really not supposed to say such a thing: rather goes against the professional omerta to claim that there should ever, in any manner, be fewer journalists on anyone's payroll.
  Aug. 12, 2013 - Forbes