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The 'left' group
These nouns are used to indicate the position of something. We include here to the fore, which indicates a metaphorical position.to port to starboard to windward to the east (of ...) to the fore to the left (of ...) to the north (of ...) to the rear (of ...) to the right (of ...) to the side (of ...) to the south (of ...) to the west (of ...) to my left to my right
She took her children on picket lines against racist bosses, and they were raised in a house where 'the woman question' was always to the fore.
To the left was a three-car garage.
To the north of St-Remy are the Roman towns of Orange and Vaison-la-Romaine.
Now we had Serbia to port and Romania to starboard.
The matron had an office on the ground floor, to the rear of the house.
The pair of men to my right were bankers, I think.
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