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*Right* outer join in LINQ

Is it safe to say that there is no such thing as a right outer join in LINQ?

I know to effectively create one, you'd just swap the tables in a left outer join. But can you apply the DefaultIfEmpty() method to the table on the left side of the equijoin to make it a right outer join?

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