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			In general usage, the '''left bank''' of a ] is the side to one's left, while facing downstream. However, the '''Left Bank''' or ''']''' in French, is most famously known as the left bank of the river ] in ].
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			'''Left Bank''' may also refer to:

			* ], the left bank of the Nervión in Biscay, Spain
			* ], a historical region in Ukraine
			* ], a 1960s American pop group
			* ], a Parisian-themed nightclub in the River West District of Chicago
			* A section of Bordeaux along the Gironde river known as the ]
			* Left Bank Cinema, an offshoot of the ]
			* Left Bank (Kiev), the left bank of the ]
			* Left Bank (Rhine), the western side of the river ], a region historically contested between France and Germany.

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In general usage, the left bank of a river is the side to one's left, while facing downstream. However, the Left Bank or Rive Gauche in French, is most famously known as the left bank of the river Seine in Paris.

Left Bank may also refer to:

Left Bank (Biscay), the left bank of the Nervión in Biscay, Spain
Left-bank Ukraine, a historical region in Ukraine
The Left Banke, a 1960s American pop group
Rive Gauche Nightclub, a Parisian-themed nightclub in the River West District of Chicago
A section of Bordeaux along the Gironde river known as the Médoc
Left Bank Cinema, an offshoot of the French New Wave
Left Bank (Kiev), the left bank of the Dnieper River
Left Bank (Rhine), the western side of the river Rhine, a region historically contested between France and Germany.

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