It won't go away, but it must to some extent remain a sideshow, however spectacular it looks when it goes wrong.(核能不會消失，但無論在發生事故時場面有多么宏大，從某種意義上說，它必然依舊只是主流之外的一個余興節目。)

But this is mostly a sideshow.(但是這最多像是一個雜耍。)

THE Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has rarely beenthe frivolous sideshow suggested by its Whitehall nickname, “theministry of fun”.(別看英國的文化、媒體和體育部（DCMS）在白廳中有著“娛樂署”的綽號，它可鮮少扮演輕浮逗笑的雜耍角色。)

Instead we've come up with a way to put that information on a secondary display called SideShow so you can access it without having to boot the PC. You know, like on a cell phone.(所以我們想出了另一個方法，我們把訊息放在副屏幕，叫作“SideShow”所以你不用啟動電腦就可以看到，就像在手機上看那樣。)

He had often wondered where the sideshow cast came from.(他過去常常好奇，雜耍團里的那些演員是從哪里來的。)

This supremely human characteristic makes peer relations not a sideshow but the main show.(這種具有決定性的人類特質使同伴關系不再是一件瑣碎小事而成了一件頭等大事。)

For years, this software Commons was no more than an obscure sideshow.(許多年來，這些“平民階層”軟件不過是些不出名的小玩意兒。)

But that's all part of the game in Washington, and Horn sees it as more of a sideshow.(這在華盛頓是免不了的游戲，霍恩把這些只當是穿插演出。)

Even the mystery of the silver doe, which the other two insisted on discussing, seemed less important to Harry now, a vaguely interesting sideshow.(就連兩個同伴堅持要討論的銀色牝鹿之謎，對哈利來說似乎也不再重要，只是個略微有趣一些的插曲罷了。)

As exciting as Dwight Howard is, his contract status could turn into a Melo-like sideshow.(就像霍華德一樣興奮，他的合同狀況會漸漸轉變為一場肥皂劇。)