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33		Haris Trumanas Harry S. Truman	1945 m. balandžio 12 d.	1953 m. sausio 20 d.	Demokratas	laisva
						Albenas Barklis Alben W. Barkley	41
34		Dvaitas Eizenhaueris Dwight Eisenhower	1953 m. sausio 20 d.	1961 m. sausio 20 d.	Respublikonas	Ričardas Niksonas Richard Nixon	42
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35		Džonas Kenedis John F. Kennedy	1961 m. sausio 20 d.	1963 lapkričio 22 d.	Demokratas	Lyndonas Džonsonas Lyndon Johnson	44
36		Lyndonas Džonsonas Lyndon Johnson	1963 m. lapkričio 22 d.	1969 m. sausio 20 d.	Demokratas	laisva
						Hubertas Hampris Hubert Humphrey	45
37		Ričardas Niksonas Richard Nixon	1969 m. sausio 20 d.	1974 m. rugpjūčio 9 d.	Respublikonas	Spiras Egniu Spiro Agnew	46
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						laisva
						Džeraldas Fordas Gerald Ford
38		Džeraldas Fordas Gerald Ford	1974 m. rugpjūčio 9 d.	1977 m. sausio 20 d.	Respublikonas	laisva
						Nelsonas Rokefeleris Nelson Rockefeller
39		Džimis Karteris Jimmy Carter	1977 m. sausio 20 d.	1981 m. saisio 20 d.	Demokratas	Volteris Mondeilas Walter Mondale	48
40		Ronaldas Reiganas Ronald Reagan	1981 m. sausio 20 d.	1989 m. sausio 20 d.	Respublikonas	Džordžas H. Bušas George H. W. Bush	49
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41		Džordžas H. Bušas George H. W. Bush	1989 m. sausio 20 d.	1993 m. sausio 20 d.	Respublikonas	Denas Kveilas Dan Quayle	51
42		Bilas Klintonas William Jefferson Clinton	1993 m. sausio 20 d.	2001 m. sausio 20 d.	Demokratas	Albertas Goras Al Gore	52
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43		Džordžas V. Bušas George W. Bush	2001 m. sausio 20 d.	2009 m. sausio 20 d.	Respublikonas	Ričardas Čeinis Dick Cheney	54
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44		Barakas Obama Barack Obama	2009 m. sausio 20 d.		Demokratas	Džo Bidenas Joe Biden	56

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Anglų kalboje žodis „kairė“ („left“) atsirado iš senovės anglų kalbos žodžio „lyft“, kuris reiškė „silpnas“ arba „sulaužytas“.

left (adj.)

c.1200, from Kentish and northern English form of Old English lyft- "weak, foolish" (compare lyft-adl "lameness, paralysis," East Frisian luf, Dutch dialectal loof "weak, worthless"). It emerged 13c. as "opposite of right" (the left being usually the weaker hand), a derived sense also found in cognate Middle Dutch and Low German luchter, luft. But German link, Dutch linker "left" are from Old High German slinc and Middle Dutch slink "left," related to Old English slincan "crawl," Swedish linka "limp," slinka "dangle."

Replaced Old English winestra, literally "friendlier," a euphemism used superstitiously to avoid invoking the unlucky forces connected with the left side (see sinister). The Kentish word itself may have been originally a taboo replacement, if instead it represents PIE root *laiwo-, meaning "considered conspicuous" (represented in Greek laios, Latin laevus, and Russian levyi). Greek also uses a euphemism for "left," aristeros "the better one" (compare also Avestan vairyastara- "to the left," from vairya- "desirable"). But Lithuanian kairys "left" and Lettish kreilis "left hand" derive from a root that yields words for "twisted, crooked."

As an adverb from early 14c. As a noun from c.1200. Political sense arose from members of a legislative body assigned to the left side of a chamber, first attested in English 1837 (by Carlyle, in reference to the French Revolution), probably a loan-translation of French la gauche (1791), said to have originated during the seating of the French National Assembly in 1789 in which the nobility took the seats on the President's right and left the Third Estate to sit on the left. Became general in U.S. and British political speech c.1900.

Used since at least c.1600 in various senses of "irregular, illicit;" earlier proverbial sense was "opposite of what is expressed" (mid-15c.). Phrase out in left field "out of touch with pertinent realities" is attested from 1944, from the baseball fielding position that tends to be far removed from the play. To have two left feet "be clumsy" is attested by 1902. The Left Bank of Paris (left bank of the River Seine, as you face downstream) has been associated with intellectual and artistic culture since at least 1893.

Tik žiūrėk, kad sau karaliumi pasidarytum vieną iš savo giminaičių; kokio nors svetimtaučio – žmogaus, kuris nėra tavo giminaitis, karaliumi negali pasidaryti.
(17:15) 

Mitzvot Done with the Right Hands, and Guidelines for Left-Handed People.

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