Doesn't it depend on the target market? It seems everyone assumed Chris was asking about right hand menu vs. left on a web or web application. Look at desktop apps such as MS Expression Blend, Axure or Adobe Lightroom. They use both Left and Right hand menus and would be very challenging to remove either. If the product is going into a similar market then right and left navigation is necessary. That being said I have worked on web apps that had both; however the right hand nav was definitely secondary to the left.
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