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• He moved to a house on Wings Point Road in Charlotte, Vt.
• Similarly arranged flying wires ran from the same wing points to the keel.
• As proof, Wing points to the number of engineers following Datametrics for its possible partners.
• Coler explained how his intent for his project backfired; he wanted to expose alt-right right-wing point of view.
• The tow cable was attached to the nose wheel strut, rather than the dual wing points of the Horsa I.
• Told from a left-wing point of view, it is concerned with the hardships that the crew face and how they are exploited by the owners.
• The main legs of the fixed, tailwheel undercarriage were attached at the same wing points as the struts and joined laterally by inverted V bracing.
• Aft of the nacelle, the fuselage was an uncovered converging Warren girder structure carrying the tail surfaces and braced laterally by wires to the mid-span wing points.
• The second issue is that the article includes what I believe to be POV information from the Obama Administration and the NYT, with no countervailing right-wing point of view.
• The channel broadcasts Japanese history, culture, politics, economics, etc . from a right-wing point of view and has hosted Prime Minister Abe, many ministers, members of the 2011 Senkaku Dispute.
• Cberlet edits from a left wing point of view, sometimes quite aggressively, his edits are sometimes biased and he does occasionally get involved in the content of the article on himself.
• A frequent example that arises in this type of discussion is " The New York Times ", which is the leading newspaper of record in the United States yet which is sometimes said to reflect a left-wing point of view.
• Japanese authors have also explored working-men's life at sea . " Takiji Kobayashi's K'sanikM
  sen " ( 1929 ) ( " The Crab Cannery Ship ", 2013 ) ) describes the exploitation of Japanese crab fishermen by ship owners from a left-wing point-of-view.
• "' LPOV "'( Left-wing point of view ) is a selective observance of the WP : NPOV policy with the net effect of promoting a left-wing POV while suppressing a conservative POV . LPOV is observed on many political articles throughout Wikipedia.
• Each of the weekly half-hour episodes would lampoon a particular political theme, usually from a left-wing point of view, e . g . party politics, the environment, health care, privatisations, the Cold War, the European Union, the criminal justice system, glasnost and perestroika, South Africa under apartheid.
• The appropriate Wikipedian solution is to include " The New York Times " and also to add other reliable sources that represent a different point of view . " The Wall Street Journal " and " National Review " are reliable sources that present right wing points of view.
• The early novels, beginning in 1936 with " The Dark Frontier, " were generally set in Eastern Europe and the Levant, and written from a left-wing point of view, which was seen as a conscious reaction to the tradition of John Buchan and others who had written of the glory of the empire from within the Establishment.
• Howard J . Ruff in his 1979 book " How to Prosper During the Coming Bad Years " praised " The Spotlight " for its investigative reporting while criticizing it for a " blatantly biased " right-wing point of view and concluded " there are many things I detest about it, but I wouldn't be without it ."