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flank

noun as in haunch of an animate being

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While it's a tactic that the GOP has also used to prop up candidates on the opponents' left flank, Democrats have not used that as a basis to challenge an election result.

From Salon

Brighton’s strategy of attacking City’s right flank looked like a deliberate ploy, with 44.9% of their attacks targeting that wing as opposed to 26.9% on the left.

From BBC

In the course of this season, 38.7% of attacks have come down City’s right flank compared to 36% on the left.

From BBC

“The anti-woke flank of the new fascism is being driven almost exclusively by comics, my peers,” he wrote.

From Salon

So, because John McGinn was so willing to help Matty Cash out on that flank, Son Heung-min was forced inside where Villa had even more numbers.

From BBC

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

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