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(The right visual field is connected to the left side of the brain, and vice versa).
The wild swing connected to the left side of the police officer's head, a presumed punch until the blood started flowing.
Jim also gave me this bit of ancient body wisdom, for whatever one might feel it is worth: the middle knuckle of the little finger of the left hand is connected to the left knee.
"This is an industry that is traditionally connected to the left," said Ms. Mussolini, in reference to filmmaking, during an interview earlier this month at her apartment in Rome.
Writing is unaffected because the right hand is still connected to the left hemisphere, and, if letters can be spoken out loud correctly (which is not always the case), the individual will be able to hear himself say them and reintegrate them into words.
The size of a supernumerary nostril was about 0.2 cm diameter and connected to the left nostril.
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Though the prime minister cautioned against jumping to conclusions about the gunman's motives, both attacks were in areas connected to the left-leaning Labour Party, which leads a coalition government.
If there is a patent ductus arteriosus, it can be seen originating from the proximal right descending thoracic aorta or left brachiocephalic artery, crossing behind the oesophagus to connect to the left pulmonary artery (Fig. 6b, c).
The banjo lends itself to showing off: it's often played fast and thrillingly, fingers flying up and down the neck, the right hand connecting to the left with seemingly impossible accuracy.
An aortic nipple can be identified when the left superior intercostal vein, draining the left second, third and fourth posterior intercostal veins, connects to the left brachiocephalic vein, forming the aortic nipple.
A patent arterial duct connects to the left pulmonary artery, completing a vascular ring around the trachea that is mildly compressed due to a dilated oesophagus seen in (i).
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