"lateralise" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From lateral + -ise.",
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          "text": "Crossmodal spatial cueing studies have shown that a lateralised auditory stimulus (non-predictive cue) can influence the response to a subsequent visual target, with better performance when the target is presented at the same location as the cue (valid trials) than on the opposite side […]",
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