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  1. By Flipcommons AI Descriptions (GameplayFeature)
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    Left kickback lanes are [[gameplay-feature:kickback-lanes]] cut into the left flank of the playfield — a channel of their own, with a kicker at the bottom that throws back any ball running down it. What separates the arrangement from a [[gameplay-feature:left-outlane-kickbacks]] is where the kicker lives. There it is fitted inside the outlane, rescuing a ball on its way out of play; here the lane is a route the designer has cut for it, and being kicked back out is what the lane is for. The two often share a playfield with the other left-side devices: *[[title:airborne-avenger]]* (1977, [[manufacturer:atari]]) puts a kickback lane down its left side and a [[gameplay-feature:detour-gates]] in the outlane beside it.[1] The fitting is a long-lived one, running from woodrail machines such as *[[title:rag-mop]]* (1950, [[manufacturer:williams]]) to *[[title:whirlwind]]* (1990), and its high-playfield form is the [[gameplay-feature:upper-left-kickback-lanes]].
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    Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) — Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) #33
    Left kickback lane, Left dual outlanes, Left outlane detour gate
  2. By Flipcommons Catalog
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    Alias value
    Left-Side Kickback Lane
    gameplay_feature_parent
    Parent
    Kickback Lanes
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    Left Kickback Lanes
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    left-kickback-lanes
    status
    active