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Clockwise and counterclockwise: another aspect of the direction of a crossing
               turn. Follow the rope around the turn from the standing part toward the working
               end. The direction of the curve will be either clockwise or counterclockwise (in
               the case of the photo above, it’s counterclockwise). If you turn a clockwise
               crossing turn over, it becomes counterclockwise.






































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