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left (Direction), adjective left hand, left-hand side, left side, leftward, near, on the other side, over there, port, portside
left (Liberal), adjective communalistic, communistic, leftist leanings, liberal, progressive, radical, socialistic
left (Remaining), adjective balance, continuing, extra, leftover, over, spare, staying, surplus, surplusage
Associated concepts: no child left behind, remainder
See also: abandoned, derelict


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Senator Charles Grassley, the senior Republican on the panel, said: "We can now see clearly that the bill continues its march leftward.
This leftward flow may send a signal that starts the body on its journey to an asymmetrical destination.
The book reported on the moderation of Latin America's leftward shift, Russia's fractious international relationships following the August 2008 war in Georgia, and political upheavals in Africa.
 
 
 
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