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nearside

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nearside
Chiefly Brit
a. the side of a vehicle normally nearer the kerb (in Britain, the left side)
b. (as modifier): the nearside door


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Nearly 400 years after Galileo viewed the moon's nearside through a telescope, scientists still know relatively little about the moon's hidden half- the hemisphere that always faces away from Earth.
PSV inspector Garda John Flood said an indicator and side-repeater lamp on the truck's nearside were not working, rear lenses were broken, rear tail lamps were not working and the nearside rear brake was "non-effective".
Terry Burton, 53, pulled over in the nearside lane of the A189 spine road near Cramlington to take the call from his head office, instead of driving on and using a designated parking area half a mile away.
 
 
 
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