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left-wing

adjective as in liberal or radical

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noun as in person or group favoring usually radical change

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Obviously that was the first position I played - on the left wing - when I was growing up.

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Jara, this election is likely to solidify Chile’s reputation as a developing world success story, and an example of how institutions can withstand the extremes of right and left wing populism now buffeting the region.

Since he broke into the team a year ago, O'Reilly has been a real positive for City from an attacking perspective and frequently ends up in left wing or even centre-forward areas.

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Their victories have spurred a debate on how Democrats chart a path forward, and whether the centrists or the party's left wing will prevail as they head into the critical 2026 midterm elections - and beyond.

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One of the jet’s engines detached from the left wing during takeoff and was found on the ground at the airport, National Transportation Safety Board officials said in a press briefing on Wednesday.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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