The U.S. could also lean on Egypt — or have the Saudis lean on Egypt — to prevent Syria-bound tankers from passing through the Suez Canal.
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"What winners need to do is to lean on their lottery lawyer, lean on their wealth managers, and use them as sort of, as the buffer," Kurland said.
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Parson James)Major Lazer & DJ Snake - "Lean On" (feat.
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"I lean on my boyfriend," Hyland told PEOPLE in April.
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And so they lean on the science in their pitches.
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" Tim adds, "Deb and I can lean on each other.
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Since then, I've realized it's okay to lean on people.
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Trump could lean on the Democrats for a bipartisan bill.
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Friendly chats about the weather are easy to lean on.
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Whenever that happens, guys are going to lean on you.
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We must lean on others to strive on our own. .
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We must lean on others to strive on our own.
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Always good to lean on friends ... especially half naked ones.
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I at least had my extended family to lean on.
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To fill the gap, more people lean on student loans.
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At least we can lean on Vanderpump Rules to escape.
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Here are three tips they shared: Lean on support networks.
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Is there a product you lean on when you're training?
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Having others to lean on helps to lighten that load.
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We cannot afford to lean on the same Washington playbook.
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And I would ask the president to lean on Gen.
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San Francisco will be ready to lean on him again.
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And he had to lean on her when he walked.
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However, "we lean on each other for support," she says.
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People lean on each other in all sorts of ways.
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She was an icon, not a shoulder to lean on.
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Let's lean on the strong female role models we have.
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Facebook will of course get to lean on Apple's technology too.
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I lean on my spouse for many traditional "mom" duties, too.
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They can always lean on me and we'll get through this.
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People need to lean on each other and share their troubles.
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They proved they can always lean on each other for support.
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Lean on your planner to guide you in your financial decisions.
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You'll definitely learn who you can lean on during this time!
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The Raptors will definitely lean on their younger players more now.
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"Just got to be a shoulder to lean on," she said.
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You'll be drawn to people who support you; lean on them.
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It gave me someone in the band to really lean on.
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They lean on recruiters and appeal to candidates' sense of mission.
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Why lean on something so reliable as a 4/4 beat?
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I'm gonna lean on the foot to aspiring to… happiness, even.
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Shift quarterly goals and lean on a variety of business models
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Ironically, we need to lean on legislators for the bigger picture.
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Sometimes I can lean on having social media as a crutch.
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I lean on a base of knowledge that was expensively developed.
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We're going to continue to lean on him as he grows.
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Pornography's defenders still lean on ideas of sexual freedom and empowerment.
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Have you had a really definitive support network to lean on?
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If you're upset, they should be your shoulder to lean on.
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It's a wonderful thing to be able to lean on people.
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Definitely. The success of "Lean On" opened a lot of doors.
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They lean on them to lean on the regulators who say, tell them this is not allowed, and then we have to come in, beat up the entranced interest, and make sure the law is okay. Right.
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Still, there is one old-school policy to lean on: merger control.
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They're who I can lean on and who I can complain to.
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Lean On Me sing-a-long at memorial service for Joey Feek.
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You can lean on this for significance as much as you like.
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How to watch it: Lean on Pete is playing in select theaters.
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These are the people we have to lean on, not the men.
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It would help if he could lean on the US for support.
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They are my support system and I needed to lean on them.
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"You lean on them at the end of the year," Mayfield said.
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"I lean on my boyfriend," Hyland tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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However, if you lean on the paper wall, you're gonna break through.
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In these cases, trained moderators can easily lean on detailed guidance manuals.
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Williams has quite the partner to lean on in boyfriend Dennis McKinley.
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"She was always there for a shoulder to lean on," he said.
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Thank heavens, because airlines lean on off-duty medical staff pretty heavily.
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Lean, on the other hand, helps maximize value by reducing time allocated.
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China's attempts to lean on Hong Kong's judiciary have been undermining confidence.
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We're very close to each other and we lean on each other.
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This doesn't mean, however, that we should lean on pseudoscience and gurus.
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Once Trump won, however, he began to lean on the prompter more.
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He was passionate and kind, and was always someone to lean on.
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Create and lean on your support system of family, friends, and coworkers.
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It's not enough to lean on celebrities to sell alcohol, he said.
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That's when I know it's time to lean on a killer playlist.
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The Red Raiders will lean on each other for another 40 minutes.
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They couldn't lean on the wow factor of what it looked like.
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Only very aggressive, crouched rushes will let Lomachenko lean on his man.
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So in thinking through this problem I lean on this metaphor for animals.
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"Retailers are pretty lean on inventory this year across the board," DuBravac said.
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But the sisters have each other to lean on during the tough times.
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I played her 'Lean On.' She was like, 'I don't do house music.
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But they can also contain dubious advice, like lean on alcohol for comfort.
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And, as you might expect, they've always got their friends to lean on.
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When college and school ends, we don't have that thing to lean on.
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George's Chapel are slim, even if he does have Meghan to lean on.
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Unlike dogs, wolves have never had to lean on another species for support.
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"If they're struggling in retirement, they'll lean on you for support," she said.
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Instead, they lean on nonpartisan commissions or outside experts to do the job.
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It has no big hardware firms to lean on to provide back doors.
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Of course, not all employers lean on their workers as heavily as others.
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They lean on one end or the other, just depending on what's working.
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The royal sisters-in-law have already begun to lean on each other.
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One tool that police brass plan to increasingly lean on is advanced technology.
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Whenever they're together, Emerson is always finding a way to lean on Nick.
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At least he now has Rihanna to lean on during these hard times.
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Both women lean on one another for support and motivation in their careers.
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And equally, Microsoft can't lean on suburban homebodies with Echos to drive traffic.
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We go through those dark times and we need someone to lean on.
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If she was going to lean on him, she needed to strengthen him.
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These are also sports watches, but they do lean on the lifestyle side.
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"FIFA really needs to step up and lean on Putin," Ms. Denber said.
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Ducklings dominate its ads and webpage, while the song "Lean on Me" plays.
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There are times to lean in and there are times to lean on.
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Not surprisingly, without their star to lean on, the Bulls were blown out.
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I would say a good therapist to lean on is always good, too.
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Cisco can lean on its revenue-sharing model to offer lower-cost products.
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Many challenger banks lean on third parties to connect to a payment network.
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But my tendency to lean on Type A behaviors certainly has its drawbacks.
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Will the Packers lean on Rodgers to carry them more in the postseason?
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Lean on a family member, friend or spouse to help you, Cheng suggested.
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Marquez didn't know this, but Deville had a reason to lean on him.
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Lynch: You&aposve got people you can lean on, though, I would imagine.
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But fortunately, your husband has you to lean on if he needs help.
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You Were Never Really Here and Lean on Pete are in select theaters.
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While standing among families of the deceased, an emotional Adele sang along as a choir performed "Lean on Me." Adele sings along to 'Lean on Me' as she stands with the Grenfell families on the first anniversary of the fire.
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For now, Tesla has Europe to lean on, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives told CNBC.
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Mr Johnson will not necessarily be able to lean on his birth family, either.
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He added he hoped to lean on the experience of the party's seasoned veterans.
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The future is still unwritten, but she'll likely need new people to lean on.
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It paves the way for nightly stability and some consistency everyone can lean on.
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That means your own changes — personal, professional, and technological — should lean on them too.
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Trump appears likely to lean on a strong economy during his 2020 reelection bid.
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"Playdates [with outsiders] can be tricky, so they learn to lean on each other."
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We lean on each other for support and depend on each other for happiness.
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Timolin and Casey Cole will lean on each other to celebrate the holiday season.
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Create a trusted group of friends, family, and co-workers and lean on them.
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We lean on our washer and dryer passing a Marlboro Light back and forth.
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Authorities also lean on public pension funds and insurance companies to buy state bonds.
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"We really lean on our vaccine soldiers," said Hope's medical director, Dr. Sri Edupuganti.
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For now, we lean on of those of us who are like other girls.
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Some versions lean on N'Zoth, since there are a notable number of deathrattle minions.
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Lean on China to turn off its life support to its neighbor, for another.
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"When I feel overstimulated by the world, I lean on my family," she says.
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Did that spur her to lean on Facebook's team as Parscale claims he did?
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How would you do this when you don't have another property to lean on?
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The Washington Post: Democrats lean on ethics, "self-enrichment" themes more than impeachment talk.
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Unlike Outback's salad, it didn't lean on cheese, croutons, and sugar for its flavor.
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It's also strong enough that I could lean on it while I was drawing.
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Having a cofounder to lean on throughout the process was critical to our success.
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States looking to lean on private labs for quick testing results might be disappointed.
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A few tactics he will surely lean on: blitzes and, especially, stunts and twists.
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And he does not lean on a sports psychologist to maintain a healthy outlook.
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Dawn's latest "Lean on Me" campaign celebrates 40 years of the company's wildlife activism.
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Instead, Mr. Sharma said, it has chosen to lean on its strength: community building.
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To lean on an old binary, activism and aesthetics can make for uneasy bedfellows.
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And, as Andrew noted, even Democrats appear reluctant to lean on Parnas too heavily.
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Mr. Trump is expected to lean on Mr. Ross to help shape trade policy.
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Sony seemed to lean on this shift with the PlayStation 4 Pro in 2016.
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Professor Tolson can lean on the expertise of the administrative state all she wants.
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I lean on "OK," transforming the second syllable into a kind of staccato agony.
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Re:store gives them an opportunity to lean on the followings of like-minded brands.
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As you embark on it, be sensitive and try not to lean on assumptions.
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Then Bella learned to lean on George, a fun activity that's also strengthened her legs.
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" She added: "There are times to lean in and there are times to lean on.
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Each time Sharkey dug to his body, Carnera would lean on him in the clinch.
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You might think that McKinnon would lean on technology to help compensate for her disorder.
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If you're a Christian, too, this is a great time to lean on your faith.
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She wanted to talk shop, mentor, and be mentored, and have people to lean on.
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Does the movie lean on humor to the point of detracting from important character arcs?
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But a secondary defense will, if Bloomberg's source is accurate, lean on the First Amendment.
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And so I lean on mentors, like Katrina Lake who joined our board last summer.
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When the going gets tough, it's nice to have a best friend to lean on.
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Others, disappointed in their placement, sit solemnly or find a comforting shoulder to lean on.
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"We really lean on [Shark] Robert Herjavec for advice and critical decisions," says Mendelsohn, 34.
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Instead, those without electricity are forced to lean on more basic solutions, like kerosene lamps.
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Like, when I'm by myself, and I feel like I have nothing to lean on?
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China started to lean on North Korea in a way they hadn&apost done before.
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"We lean on those guys a lot," Boone said, referring to Stanton, Judge and Sanchez.
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Don't be fooled by the word "lean" on the package — it's still 20 percent fat!
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You have an identity to lean (on) and a strong foundation coming into the NBA.
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It's common for Google to lean on crowdsourcing in an effort to better its products.
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Companies looking for cash also lean on bond markets that offer extraordinarily low interest rates.
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Fortunately for the company, the OnePlus 3 is an incredibly strong product to lean on.
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Like, when I'm by myself and I feel like I have nothing to lean on?
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It's a good opportunity to show Danielle she has someone that she can lean on.
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The more Amazon can lean on third-party sellers, the better for its bottom line.
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Steven Spielberg had a famous friend to lean on during the making of Schindler's List.
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Too often, California-style restaurants lean on invocations of Chez Panisse or a pithy mantra.
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There are collabs with Thaiboy Digital and Yung Lean on there too so tuck in.
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When I started making the film, I began to lean on some of that material.
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I feel very privileged to have this great inexhaustible source of knowledge to lean on.
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There was buzz during training camp that the Saints would lean on Cook a lot.
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But we had to learn the hard way that you cannot lean on credit cards.
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That's the version that people often lean on during hard times, for inspiration and escape.
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Most have failed, and the few that haven't have had to lean on government bailouts.
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Google needs a big library fast since it can't lean on an existing games ecosystem.
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Sometimes it is that, but at the same time, we lean on each other too.
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But when sudden tragedy strikes, she's forced to lean on her posse of girlfriends. —T.
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To do this, it will need to lean on its recently opened plant in Shanghai.
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Don't lean on clichés; try to come up with a comparison that is new. 3.
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What's more, policymakers can always lean on monetary and fiscal measures to offset the impact.
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My broker ended up being a shoulder to lean on, and sometimes to cry on.
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But he had to lean on his own observations and reasoning to answer this question.
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Williams's serve has always been the weapon she can lean on when all else fails.
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Biggs rips findings unions lean on for not factoring in the value of worker benefits.
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Like a tree, a family is something you can lean on for its entire existence.
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However, in addition her husband, Etheredge-Brown can also lean on her close family for support.
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The day they set out, the filmmakers learned that her plan was to lean on them.
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Having someone to lean on keeps brain function high and reduces emotional, and even physical, pain.
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First they said German carmakers would lean on Angela Merkel to give Britain a jammy deal.
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"People tend to lean on cardio-machine handles, and their posture begins to suffer," says Kirsch.
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To lean on the parlance of video games for a minute, you have to level up.
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As a result, the Nationals will have to lean on one of their weaknesses: their bullpen.
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We'd be lying if we said we didn't lean on tech to make our lives easier.
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Amazon continues to lean on UPS and USPS, in addition to its own vans and trucks.
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Many immigrant women instead had to lean on spouses and family members to sponsor their visas.
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I needed my family and friends to lean on and help me grieve before this surgery.
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Larger animals were also more likely to lean on their sides when they did lie down.
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LegalFling is certainly not the first to lean on technology as a means to indicate consent.
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Denied real-world resources and relationships to lean on, they are ill-equipped to defend themselves.
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"I don't think the arguments and concerns here have a lot to lean on," he said.
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Come out, spread the word, and lean on groups you support to blast out the information.
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We lean on him and (Monday) was a big game for him and we needed him.
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Don't lean on clichés; instead, try to pin down exactly how the food engaged your senses.
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Luxury makers tend to lean on leasing more heavily than more middle-of-the-market brands.
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Even in the absence of U.S. forces in Syria, Washington can lean on Erdogan's pressure points.
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Nonetheless, there is real danger in Putin's attempt to lean on the crutch of nuclear hysteria.
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The White House could, however, lean on Congress to enact legislation requiring changes in SEC rules.
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As such, I lean on the people who handle these technical and, for me, complex terms.
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So, we lean on a lot of those teachings Andy learned when he was a monk.
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For whatever reason, Hollywood continues to lean on tired cliches as a substitute for actual understanding.
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Hahn instead appeared to lean on compassionate use rather than the newer Right to Try law.
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We designed the balustrade so that it invites you to lean on it with your elbows.
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Let's lean on each other so our coverage is bigger than the sum of its parts.
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At moments of intensity, he tends to lean on analogies from his favorite J.R.R. Tolkien book.
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Lean on supporters who are all in to bring their social circles on board with them.
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It would be nice to at least have some best practices for people to lean on.
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In her room, when she moves, she drags a plastic chair to lean on for support.
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Opposition parties are also in no mood to lean on the BOJ to prop up growth.
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She didn't want to show her adult children her "weakness" and lean on them for support.
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Each lover comes with a sidekick, a family to lean on and a lived-in world.
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Amy Klobuchar, a former county attorney -- could lean on their prosecutorial experience to press for answers.
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My brother is out West, so my dad and I lean on each other a lot.
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Where prosperity does make a difference is in determining whether autocracies lean on carrot or stick.
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The stacks of bills lean on the granite desk top built in like a contemporary sculpture.
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It's a strong turn for Pitt, one where he can't lean on his considerable comedic chops.
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Ryan could also be forced to lean on Democrats if conservative members of his caucus balk.
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Others, like Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, appear to lean on the support of their No. 2.
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You have some solid friends to lean on, Aquarius, and they're here for you this month!
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Computer security firms will likewise lean on a AI in a never ending effort to keep up.
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Aside from the counseling Leona still receives, the family members have only each other to lean on.
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If we need therapy just from watching it, the characters absolutely need someone's shoulder to lean on.
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Unsurprisingly, Major Lazer, DJ Snake, and MØ's inescapable hit "Lean On" snatched up the Best Song title.
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Another way that China likes to lean on Taipei is by isolating it from the global community.
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But it's greatly accelerated its efforts in recent months, as it continues to lean on Chinese demand.
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Ricco said the team would lean on the two to help Harvey rebuild his pitching and confidence.
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It's smart to lean on sites like Expedia, Kayak, and even Groupon to find the best prices.
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No matter what the problem is, your squadmate is right there as a shoulder to lean on.
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The idea is to lean on these trade event's critical mass of fans, press and industry insiders.
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Spotify has started to lean on its biggest strength to appeal to big-name artists: its listeners.
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He has continued to lean on Anderson for stability, and as a lure for other talented players.
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Once again there are indications the UK government intends to use the law to lean on encryption.
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Indeed, he promised to lean on Congress to ban contractualisation in the first week of his presidency.
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"I encourage people to lean on the side of what feels most legit for them," she says.
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Teens who lean too heavily on their friends often resist encouragement to lean on their parents instead.
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So it makes sense that Google would lean on its already established tech when developing this feature.
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Lean, on the other hand, is all about eliminating waste and increasing value across an entire organization.
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Hillary Clinton inspired grads at her alma mater ... to lean on the bottle when times get tough.
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The party leadership would lean on every major Democratic donor to keep money away from Kasich/Hickenlooper.
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Retro sells and Nintendo is smart to lean on its long gaming history to sweeten its books.
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Likewise, will future versions lean on electric motors to squeak even more performance from Ford's pony car?
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Directed by British filmmaker Andrew Haigh, "Lean on Pete" is based on the novel by Willy Vlauti.
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Rudy became a peer whom Donald could lean on and talk to and also have fun with.
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Not only did we lean on him very strongly but he and I have kept in touch.
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Not everything in "Lean on Pete," which was made by the British director Andrew Haigh, rings true.
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They also have a history to lean on, having won nine consecutive elimination games dating to 2012.
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Like we know from the first movie, Anna — and especially Elsa — don't need anyone to lean on.
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Instead, they lean on loyalty programs, Ebates and credit cards that give cash back as you spend.
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Ultimately, he did not lean on the state's "stand our ground law," but did claim self defense.
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Last year it took advantage of Fortnite's popularity to lean on its much more successful competitor, Sony.
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But you're able and willing to use props and to lean on them as much as necessary.
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To lean on a railing at Yankee Stadium or the Metropolitan Opera is to admire their work.
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Should the Patriots lean on home-field advantage to carry them past the winner of Pittsburgh vs.
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They all love having each other to lean on when the going gets tough in their industry.
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Cousins will be without Adam Thielen again, and the Vikings could lean on the run game more.
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In times of disasters, outbreaks and tragedies, communities lean on their hospitals: That fact will never change.
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The video is a cliche message pop stars lean on when fame gets to be too much.
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He learned to lean on others who had similar moving experiences and could impart advice and connections.
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Sure, he cleared the room so he could lean on Comey to go easy on Michael Flynn.
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It gave him a good feeling, he said, knowing that his coach planned to lean on him.
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And if there's anything he can lean on to make his case, it's his own nontraditional background.
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Some have jobs, career plans and families to lean on — yet their children are still going hungry.
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When pressure to resign began to mount this year, Mr. Greitens had few Republicans to lean on.
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He also used his new weight to lean on Wilder and to grapple with him in clinches.
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TB: As far as technology goes, we try to lean on what was possible in Victorian times.
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That's what good friends are for — to be a shoulder to lean on when you need it.
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Consumers looking for better sound with Alexa no longer have to lean on a traditional audio system.
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That's why I was holding his hand through Paradise, hoping to be that shoulder to lean on.
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"They definitely lean on each other during challenging times," a source tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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She wasn't lordly or haughty, Ms. Mellen said; she didn't name-drop or lean on her connections.
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So it may not hurt him politically to lean on other highly successful people to populate his administration.
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Well, first, they tried to get her to join "Lean On," the electro-dancehall trio's massive 2015 single.
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"We have to lean on the success of each other if we're going to be successful," Trudeau says.
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I'll try to be like the friend if you need to holla or a shoulder to lean on.
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Suddenly without income, Sophia had to lean on her family and get a job for the first time.
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And even if treatment is developed in time, politicians tend to lean on producers to keep prices low.
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Lean on the voice to slip this prank-based content into the daily stream of self-affirming language.
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As such, it's only natural that the two Windsor women would lean on each other in difficult moments.
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The fiction of Omar's anti-Jewish bigotry also provides something sturdy for media pooh-bahs to lean on.
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I lean on the door frame and watch her, trying and failing to understand how her mind works.
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Canada is embroiled in escalating disputes with two authoritarian powers, without the U.S. to lean on for support.
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Environmental regulations in those countries tend to be weaker, and industries lean on outdated technologies and dirtier fuels.
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To reverse the slide, the Clinton campaign plans to lean on Sanders and other progressive firebrands, like Sen.
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During the holiday period, Target will once again lean on its blanket free shipping offer to drive sales.
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It would lean on Thread, the connected-device standard that Nest has been pushing for over a year.
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It's likely that the IRS will continue to have to lean on outside consultants like Chainanalysis, says Walsh.
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Indian states do, however, get brighter shortly before elections, suggesting politicians lean on power companies to minimise blackouts.
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In less than two years, New York employees will have more to lean on than that — something Gov.
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Afterwards, I looked for a bar to lean on during Flesh Parade and Haemorrhage while they raged hard.
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King doesn't need a man to lean on, but the gesture did melt our icy hearts a bit.
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Each mechanized beast behaves differently, forcing you to lean on the full breadth of primitive weapons on offer.
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Expect Snapchat to lean on these stats as they communicate their value to advertisers and investors moving forward.
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Flesh's survival tip for the disgraced comedian is be funny, as in ... lean on those pudding jokes early.
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Over time, Uber can lean on its size, funding, and name recognition to secure these kinds of deals.
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Maybe they're fed up with the extortive system they're a part of and lean on a female confidante.
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Cochran's key insight in the O.J. trial was to lean on distrust of the police among African-Americans.
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Still, the debate over incarceration may yet turn to the question of how to lean on the states.
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So LA is doing what most people do when the going gets tough: They lean on their friends.
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But because the procedure is still experimental, teams studying uterus transplants lean on each other to solve problems.
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Heavy top players will lean on it and continue to strike effectively as if it weren't even there.
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This decision to leave things unexplained is a choice that most traditional half-hour sitcoms don't lean on.
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It is all about development, but Atkinson does plan to lean on Lin as a source of stability.
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Republican Senator Cory Gardner said the administration needed to lean on China, North Korea's closest ally, using sanctions.
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Other experts thought the administration would likely lean on existing medical device manufacturers first to turbocharge their production.
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Mechanics have it worse, wrenching around obsessives who lean on cars while they wait to glimpse the talent.
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The video genre does not lean on political statements or self-aggrandizement, the common sources of internet ire.
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Your financial plan does not conveniently lean on products that happen to pay him a hefty sales commission.
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But if you're looking for a bigger pop cultural investment, you're going to need to lean on television.
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He does not lean on the deus ex machina of a terrorist attack or a failed assassination attempt.
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They lean on one another for support and sometimes spill across the floor in a clattering, chromatic burst.
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Seeing him lean on the walker or appear to struggle without it does more than just capture attention.
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But Rhodes didn't lean on me [to follow the party line] like some of the other members did.
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Come January, Fraser will have 25 new MDs to lean on as she looks to continue the momentum.
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Goldman's retail offerings, the Apple Card and its Marcus brand, lean on cloud computing to rapidly serve customers.
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If that happens, the winning prime minister would have to lean on an opposition party to pass legislation.
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Dak Prescott is battling shoulder and finger injuries, perhaps giving Moore more reason to lean on the run.
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"When you go through difficult times, that's when you turn and you lean on your friends," he said.
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If that happens, the winning prime minister would have to lean on one opposition party to pass legislation.
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Other aides have found attorneys through insurance company referrals when they tried to lean on legal liability insurance.
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One of the benefits of working as a team is that you have someone else to lean on.
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Instead, Ms. Gillibrand is expected to lean on her ability to connect with audiences on a personal level.
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Even as a technical aspect, you have to lean on your brothers and their parts when you sing.
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They also have to lean on questionnaires, where parents or children have to remember how punishments were administered.
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"My politics doesn't lean on me having never been toxic in the past," he tweeted on March 21.
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But it is far from assured that there will be any public "Mueller report" for Democrats to lean on.
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President Trump will lean on Democrats to include funding for his promised border wall with Mexico in spending legislation.
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A Trump statement insists both men will have equal roles, but surely Trump will lean on one more heavily.
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Defending the high costs, Reintjes says Yeti's goal is to change customers' expectations and lean on its loyal following.
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Ultimately, Kurio chose Gunosy, he explained, because of the experience that it can lean on from its Japanese partner.
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But season two's stories with Mike don't lean on the Breaking Bad connection as heavily as season one's did.
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These sales representatives can also lean on retargeting, chasing their leads across platforms in order to build that awareness.
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I know that I can always lean on her even if we fight we still bring it back together.
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The company has a facility in Monterrey, Mexico, which it may lean on in the case of another increase.
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Until now, that's left them earning the anger of Trump supporters while not having another base to lean on.
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There's no more fancy future-tech to lean on and the setting is one that's familiar to many gamers.
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Something isn't clicking, and in the absence of trust or information, people lean on one another for support instead.
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While Americans turn to cold showers and hot coffee, drinkers there lean on hangover remedies like soups and beverages.
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Codi breaks down crying as Jeremiah says a few words, and Gus gives Codi a shoulder to lean on.
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"[Teresa] was there to not judge him, and just be a shoulder for him to lean on," she says.
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Republicans can only afford to lose one GOP senator before they need to lean on Democrats to confirm Kavanaugh.
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It's the story of how they were doing at that stuff before they had each other to lean on.
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Will Trump lean on him to push the legislation through and begin the year on a bipartisan high note?
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We all help and lean on each other for everything and I could not have done this without them.
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They can afford to lose one GOP senator before they need to lean on Democrats for help confirming Kavanaugh.
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Glencore, able to lean on its trading operations, is more likely to leave resources in the ground for now.
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Most rock stars tend to lean on a ghostwriter or someone like that to sort of massage the text.
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Everyone has particular bits of music they lean on when they need to be stood on their feet again.
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"Lean on Me" star Jermaine Hopkins is becoming the king of big breaks when it comes to pot busts.
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Or, they can lean on someone like me as their internet intermediary, making formal, written requests for information online.
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Trump's strategy for containing North Korea is to have China lean on Pyongyang to knock off its aggressive behavior.
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Like partying for free and making a budget, you have to be real with and lean on your friends.
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While I am not employed as an elf, I tend to lean on helping others as a coping mechanism.
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When she didn't have the expertise she needed, Hayward brought in advisors, investors, and other entrepreneurs to lean on.
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The writers went out of their way to make this show different and not lean on traditional Trek tropes.
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Without pressing the issue, "BLKS" describes a world in which black women have only one another to lean on.
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The Rams were able to lean on Gurley, who has a single-season franchise record with 15 rushing touchdowns.
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If you have family members or community to lean on, she says, now is the time to do so.
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You should lean on external resources, networks, coaches and mentors, and you can't be afraid to ask for help.
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We would not feel that we need to lean on the Democratic Party to fight our battles for us.
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The accident forces him to lean on his father, Logan, for help and he becomes completely subservient to him.
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Doby-Becht advised other parents to lean on their communities if they want to create a project like this.
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Collins said the Mets will continue to lean on deGrom to help them dig themselves out of their hole.
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" In his review, Mr. Green said it was "inevitable that dialogue written so hastily" would lean "on familiar ideas.
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Fox said that the promise of this new funding has made hospitals lean on police less in recent months.
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It was hot out the first time I tasted lean, on a night when everyone was home from school.
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If anything ever happened to one of their income sources, they could always lean on my stepmom&aposs consulting.
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Three questions now loom: Will Russia lean on Syria to allow safe and unimpeded access, as the resolution demands?
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No. The good thing about being in a group is that you do have other people to lean on.
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A handful of entrepreneurs opened clubs that were lean on furnishings but full of cheap beer and youthful energy.
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She has been able to lean on her enormous network as a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.
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We'd just brainstorm... you know through email and we'd meet up in studios and suddenly "Lean On" was made.
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Fortunately, the Nuggets coach had a veteran to lean on and help Denver break through against the Portland Trail Blazers.
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"This story really shows that even in those darkest moments, we can lean on each other," Trudeau told the CBC.
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He learns — as many trauma survivors learn — to lean on others when he can't carry the weight of trauma alone.
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In the letter, he also said Facebook would lean on artificial intelligence to accomplish some of his goals around safety.
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These clinics are often staffed by small, tight-knit teams who lean on one another for support, encouragement, and safety.
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But in the literal sense, I love music and lean on it—all kinds—from the time I wake up.
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A further slowdown would mean one less economic indicator the president can lean on as the 2020 election gets underway.
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If the algorithm sees more wolves in different settings, it will adjust to no longer lean on the snow crutch.
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Unlike its rivals, Apple will not have the luxury of being able to lean on an extensive library of programming.
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Alexa won't go to the bar and be my shoulder to lean on when life is keeps kicking my ass.
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"I just feel that in a seven-game series you&aposre going to have to lean on everyone," Roberts said.
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Besides the Social Democrats, ANO could lean on support from the Communists and the far-right, anti-EU SPD party.
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Instead, the sensors inside Tesla vehicles lean on a neural network that's trained by data collected by all Tesla vehicles.
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Also, Kate tries to get Toby to physically lean on her, but he refuses because Toby loves traditional gender roles.
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As always, expect Microsoft to lean on some familiar faces when it comes to its lineup of Xbox One games.
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You'll still inevitably settle on "favorites" that you lean on again and again; Wolverine and Psylocke were regulars for me.
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With no dialogue to lean on, the story depends heavily on body language and the exaggerated expressiveness of cartoon characters.
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Describing themselves as "each other's rocks," Eugenie revealed that the sisters often lean on each other when things get tough.
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President Trump can lean on ideological affinities with Orbán, who supported his campaign and shares his strident views on immigration.
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Adapting to enterprises could help boost Oculus Rift sales, and lean on parent company Facebook's extensive network of business clients.
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There's no "right" way to play, and it's OK for Popovich to lean on Leonard as much as he has.
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"I Get Around" by the Beach Boys (19683) Brian Wilson would lean on Campbell extensively in the mid-60's.
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Who is the right person at the utility to lean on to shut off the gas before the bulldozers arrive?
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But when he started to display vulnerability in the sixth and seventh innings, Verlander found a teammate to lean on.
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Jim Carrey has been turning heads recently with a slew of paintings that lean on the genre of political satire.
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As she recovers and recuperates from her packed performance schedule, Cabello has one shoulder to lean on: boyfriend Matthew Hussey.
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It's a satisfying feedback loop, even if you're the kind of player to lean on the guides and their checkpoints.
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She certainly needs someone to lean on in "Saving Face" — even if Jahil's help isn't exactly legal or even ethical.
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Perhaps most enticingly, they have relationships with a number of lawmakers and could lean on their allies to oppose Trump.
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Torres serves dark, bitchy energy, providing a hilarious representation of queer identity that doesn't lean on offensive, soft-wrist caricature.
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I dunno, it might be kind of nice to lean on it and wrap its legs around you for support.
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Sullivan didn't lean on the notion that Fleury would bounce back or the fact he has won a Stanley Cup.
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"Your job is to help them, not to lean on them for emotional support or to make them your friend."
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The Republicans will most likely lean on Steve Castor, a congressional investigator who has worked in the House since 2005.
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They can only lose one GOP senator before they would need to lean on Democrats for help getting Kavanaugh confirmed.
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So I wrote to him saying, 'If this is useful, then lean on it, and, if not, delete this email.
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In other words, it's not a scandal, as Yglesias sees it, for campaigns to lean on experts when formulating policy.
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Laufeia said she prefers to get her clients from social media rather than lean on managers to bring in traffic.
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Many, including the flagship University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, have healthy endowments or affluent alumni bases to lean on.
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Other times when you're broke and down, God is there for you to lean on...I don't practice hardcore religion.
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It is where aesthetics go to thrive, and potential couples go to tentatively lean on each other in the dark.
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The first season also undermined one of the tools suicide-prevention experts lean on heavily: confiding in a trusted adult.
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Some of them aren't sure whether it's OK to lean on people's gravestones—what are the rules in this scenario?
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And that bond is so tight that movies, TV, and other media still constantly lean on flannel as lesbian shorthand.
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We tend to lean on Mahler's "Resurrection" Symphony in moments of tragedy — in the immediate aftermath, and later in remembrance.
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FanDuel's parent company, Flutter, also owns other businesses, like horse-racing broadcaster TVG, that it can lean on right now.
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We are not gone, and we are not theirs to lean on when their own imaginations or traditions fail them.
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And when the games get harder, as they will as soon as this week, she will lean on those players.
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Which leaves private, frequently corporate, money to lean on, and the good possibility that some of that money is tainted.
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Here's a tip for people who are just dipping their toes into the waters of sexting: Lean on the emoji.
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Now is the time to be honest with each other about our feelings and lean on each other for strength.
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That's particularly true for individuals who might not be able to lean on their own scientific expertise to guide them.
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Democrats will also surely lean on the general belief that a woman who has been sexually assaulted should be believed.
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That could lead to increased pressure to lean on a "miracle drug" as a key to averting a worse recession.
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You can support each other, lean on each other in times of insecurity and celebrate each other in your successes.
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She and Teigen also both brought up how important it is for parents to lean on each other for support.
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And there she is, hiding in the southeast corner at the end of 74A's LEAN ON ME. That was fun!
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Unlike Downing, Rosendale can lean on previous campaign experience and the relationships he's built with GOP activists in the state.
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For now, Harvey can lean on the salvation of every player who struggles in April: It is, indeed, still early.
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And he has very, very few advisers to lean on for solid information about how Washington (and the world) works.
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In construction, they won't give us their business unless they have a relationship and feel they can lean on us.
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Instead of competing to reach your goals, you should lean on your coworkers to help you get the job done.
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Meanwhile, House GOP leadership could be forced to lean on Democrats for help if they can't win over conservatives. Rep.
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Then it was time for a beautiful rendition of "Lean on Me." There's a bank of celebs manning the phone.
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"Lean On" is the perfect summer jam, with slip & slide voices cut up between spiked-juice verses and pool-grotto harmonies.
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They focused on Nixon's effort to lean on a Justice Department official, Henry Petersen, who was overseeing it at the time.
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Sasha and her are gonna be incredibly tight and they really need each other, and they really lean on each other.
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Hypothetical Gameplans It would be good to see Paul Felder lean on his heavy kicks and knees more in this bout.
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His dyslexia also encouraged him to delegate and lean on experts who knew topics such as finance better than he did.
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"All of the venting through the day and sharing stories and being able to lean on each other really, really helps."
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I'm lucky to be a part of a growing community of female founders who I have to lean on for advice.
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He may be arrogant and boastful, but why would he lean on nonsense jargon to sell prospective clients on his services?
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Marie explained to Fox 8 there's "lots of healing to do," but she has her family to lean on for support.
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Beneficiaries are at the mercy of venal officials who can lean on them to accept less than they are entitled to.
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And because civilian institutions remain weak, presidents sometimes lean on the military to stopgap those institutions and bolster their own legitimacy.
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Stories often lean on disabilities as a way to propel narratives forward and provide conflict, rather than a concrete human reality.
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He might for instance lean on companies to favour domestic suppliers, or attach local-content conditions to publicly funded infrastructure projects.
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At least Elba could lean on his acclaimed supporting role in Molly's Game, and contractually obligated supporting role in Thor: Ragnarok.
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The audience perch on pretty much the same wooden benches as the migrants used, and lean on the same flimsy tables.
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Tim Ryan of Ohio insisted that the Democratic Party would have to lean on the working class to boot out McConnell.
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Her track "Lean On," with Major Lazer and DJ Snake became the most streamed song of all time, for a while.
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You lean on measures of interest and personality, rather than ability and achievement, presumably because the latter don't support your hypothesis.
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Sometimes they sit, sometimes they hang, sometimes they just kind of lean on it and don't have to flap as hard.
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Based on that, it makes sense to lean on JD.com as the distribution partner to help grow its business in China.
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"We can't control the headlines but the thing we can lean on is that the underlying fundamentals remain solid," Schleif said.
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As Britney Spears continues to focus on her health, her boyfriend Sam Asghari is providing a strong shoulder to lean on.
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And Mercedes plans to lean on wind power and other forms of clean energy to make its vast manufacturing operations cleaner.
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To make a Mars mission a reality, we will lean on four main capabilities: Controlled hypersonic flight of slender-body vehicles.
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As usual with Chief Keef, his charm and magnetism carry the clip where others like him might lean on the scenery.
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A new study of black and white Americans projects black individuals may have less family to lean on as they age.
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But anyway, we learned that first, and once we were feeling comfortable with that, we began to lean on him further.
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When he shows me a chair to sit in, Deem warns me not to lean on its left arm too much.
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Instead, they intend to lean on the idea that Volcker is reducing market liquidity, thereby hurting companies, investors and the economy.
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There are some concerns that China is and will lean on Singapore to keep ASEAN calm over the South China Sea.
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Sylvia's story has played out for countless families across the country, many of whom do not have savings to lean on.
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So he may have to lean on the Republican National Committee in a way that few nominees have in recent years.
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We lean on black women for their labor and counsel; we depend on them, in a practical sense, for our survival.
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On a similar note, the team of people you work with are there for you to lean on and vice versa.
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And, though Peck's film was nonfiction and Jenkins's is a drama, Jenkins's instinct, too, has been to lean on Baldwin's words.
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Rienzi argues that, because the administration won those cases, it should lean on the exchanges it fought so hard to create.
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A meeting between Wade Watts and Charley Thompson (Charlie Plummer), the hero of " Lean on Pete ," would be fraught with interest.
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House leadership could also be forced to lean on Democrats to help pass both bills if they can't win over conservatives.
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It is a dance with ghosts who lean on crates in the night and reminisce about that wild party in 1970.
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Or anyone, really, because with Jess out as the matriarch, the kids are forced to lean on each other for support.
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Elijah shows up at the apartment, on the end tail of a bender, and needing a parental shoulder to lean on.
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Every time I went through a crisis, I learned who I could lean on or who I could look to support.
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Or, is it yet another unsatisfying way that women lean on their appearances as a source of personal knowledge and validation?
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When members of the Tories' hard-right European Research Group decided to lean on Home Secretary Sajid Javid, the ban on .
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When New York's subways were inundated during Hurricane Sandy, the city could lean on its bus system (made possible by density).
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Australian businesses linked to China often lean on politicians without public scrutiny, leading security agencies to warn about Beijing manipulating politics.
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Somebody to Lean On Dear Diary: I was at the intersection of 88th Street and Madison Avenue one evening in May.
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WOLFE He was so ill, he had to lean on the back of the podium, on the rail that was there.
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Perhaps we need a national program called "Lean on Me" that is available in schools, emergency rooms and places of employment.
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Experts encourage workers to lean on their employers for support as they adjust to a new way of living and working.
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Duane "Dog" Chapman is continuing to lean on loved ones as he mourns the death of his beloved wife, Beth Chapman.
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On Friday, Trump said he'd lean on emergency war powers to accelerate the production of medical supplies to fight the pandemic.
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Two nights later, Chloë Sevigny supported "Lean on Pete" in an above-the-knee concoction by Andreas Kronthalter for Vivienne Westwood.
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The drug giant was able to lean on its experience dealing with the SARS virus outbreak which also originated in China.
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She will miss swim meets, she said, and will lean on friends to help with child care when she is delayed.
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What's next: More information about an algorithm's confidence level can give people clues for how much they should lean on it.
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Due to this fact, father and daughter are forced to lean on each other, even though Eva clearly resents her father.
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You can also lean on your card's benefits to access premier culinary events, must-see music events, and VIP sports events.
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Expect Texans coordinator Romeo Crennel to lean on man coverage and put Roby on Hill (with some help, of course) again.
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With watchOS 6, app developers can now create independent audio consumption experiences that no longer need to lean on the iPhone.
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It's about getting through the hard times, having someone to talk to and someone to lean on, to get advice from.
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Make a conscious effort to lean on friends who won't drag you into a joint state of panic while you wait.
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And the larger airlines can lean on their other advantages, like reliability, rewards programs and a larger network, Mr. Kaplan said.
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In withholding the articles, Ms. Pelosi is betting the president will lean on Mr. McConnell to give in to Democrats' demands.
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The moon in Leo lights up the relationship sector of your chart—you'll learn who you can really lean on today!
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But RNC officials would likely lean on the rules that bind them to the delegate allocations in the states Trump won.
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He's going to lean on that walker and play the 'I am in poor health and near death' card [in prison].
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Without potatoes, flour, other starches or dairy to lean on, I had to look elsewhere to thicken and enrich the soup.
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It's resulted in a genre of cookbooks that lean on a vocabulary of frugality, a genre bigger than one may imagine.
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Choosing to lean on someone else instead of your partner is a telltale sign that things are on their way downhill.
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Synack will be able to lean on these companies' sales organizations, Kaplan says, adding that they could aid in international growth efforts.
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The fund's managers will lean on Volvo's entree into the Chinese market through its parent company, Geely, to woo the hottest startups.
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The company also announced in June that it would lean on machine learning to stop the spread of fake news and misinformation.
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Now I need to process all the emotions I have and lean on God to get me and my family though this.
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That same deep lean on Almeida's right hand was punished again a minute later with a left hook into a right uppercut.
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Now I need to process all the emotions I have and lean on God to get me and my family through this.
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The difference is whether Spider-Man would have had any other heroes to lean on while he goes through this new phase.
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Some Democrats criticized Mr. Snyder and said he would need to lean on Republican leaders in Congress to get the measure approved.
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Though many in the audience will be people who have experienced their own eighth grades, they didn't want to lean on nostalgia.
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His films lean on symbolism, using images to tell the story and reveal meaning rather than dialogue, which is often rather thin.
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Kim Kardashian West is being the supportive shoulder for husband Kanye West to lean on following his hospitalization for exhaustion on Monday.
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Rather than lean on his linguistic program, however, D'Agostino is intent on making these works, first and foremost, formal and material objects.
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In the letter, Peggy Summers tells her daughter not to be angry, but instead to lean on her loved ones for support.
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Germany, ever-attentive to EU unity, is reluctant to lean on the Poles publicly, but privately officials in Berlin are deeply concerned.
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Maybe you're one of the millions of consumers who lean on energy drinks to put a little extra pep in your step.
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Independence-minded business groups even suggest that worried German investors in Catalonia would lean on Mrs Merkel to shield it from ejection.
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And, if all else fails, we can lean on our horns or roll down our windows and speak our minds (sometimes colorfully).
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Senate Republican leaders may rely on the deal-making former businessman to lean on conservative senators who are balking at the bill.
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Give the people who need passes for political or policy reasons passes and lean on everyone else to be a team player.
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Lean on the Boosted for getting up hills or going down them safely, or to avoid foot-pedaling on long straight-aways.
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You were able to come up during a time where you still could lean on Tim (Duncan), Tony (Parker) and Manu (Ginobili).
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That means Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin, will need to lean on Democrats in his chamber to muscle a bill to passage.
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Mr. Lek would shake his head, turn his back, lean on the ropes and mutter something profane to himself in colloquial Thai.
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AND RESIZE, AS YOU SAID IN SOME CASE, OPEN SMALLER STORES AND LEAN ON TECHNOLOGY A LOT TO MAKE THE EXPERIENCE BETTER.
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Still basking in the glow of his royalties for Major Lazer's "Lean On," Snake's cross-genre album strategy seems designed for success.
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But setting the price too high would force Aramco to lean on rich Saudis and retail investors to get its IPO underway.
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Today is a day for fortifying your soul; our brothers and sisters in Las Vegas will need strong shoulders to lean on.
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But second, it ties Warren to the working-class Oklahoma roots one can expect her to lean on in a presidential race.
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Now, those in power can simply lean on the big tech companies to do the very job politicians are banned from doing.
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Three mops each equipped with two bright mop heads also lean on the space's walls, ultimately spotless and thus out of work.
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Maybe men should know not to pull over in the dark and lean on the horn at a woman who's by herself?
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McCabe said it was "astounding" that Trump would lean on Putin's information about an issue U.S. intelligence officials were briefing him on.
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Pettine may also lean on "Bear" fronts (three D-linemen covering guards and center), as he did late in last year's meeting.
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Thomas Bjorn, the European captain, has chosen to lean on veterans of past Ryder Cup triumphs, though some have struggled through 2018.
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No matter where you are in the world, you can always find something to lean on so you can stretch your muscles.
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"We will not only stand together, we will stand up for each other, lean on each other," the unions said on Friday.
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Mr. Bujalski, who wrote as well as directed, doesn't lean on shocks and big moments to spark tension or spur the narrative.
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James's new album, "Lean on Me," features a small combo of jazz musicians playing faithful renditions of Withers's home-cooked R&B.
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Despite the loss of the Olympics, some analysts think Google may still be able to lean on big brand advertisers for support.
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Of course, addiction to nicotine is a real beast, so lean on a support system and use resource guides to help you.
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Without that to lean on, everything on the plate wants to be thoroughly and thoughtfully seasoned, including basics like grains and beans.
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The Rock name was both a gift and a burden, but neither felt compelled to lean on Chris or resent his success.
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One of the most effective strategies to deal with any type of stress is to cultivate and lean on strong social support.
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The effort was derailed again this week by arguments over whether to lean on nuclear energy as an alternative to fossil fuels.
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We've always been lucky to have each other to lean on, so being able to help give that to others is amazing.
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But as our world begins to increasingly lean on image recognition technology to operate, these types of easily executable methods can wreak havoc.
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I've got two grown kids, but I've got little ones too, and it's a learning process for me, so I lean on him.
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It's like a switch got flipped on in my head and I said 'I am going to lean on this to find her.
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It's not that this photo was unique from the rest, but there was something strange about watching an idol lean on someone else.
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Those quiet moments in a horror film where you really lean on the anticipation of things, this movie wasn't using any of that.
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No. He requires other people to carry out an order, so he can't just lean on a button and automatically the missiles fly.
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I'm in Andrew Haigh's Lean on Pete, and I'd like to maintain working with accomplished directors who I can put my trust in.
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Sometimes the show is too content to lean on the fact that it's making fun of documentaries, and don't you think that's weird?!
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Samsung's new smartphones are here, and as usual, there's a variety to chose from, and your choice doesn't necessarily lean on screen size.
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It was the reporting process that collapsed, but the snafu underscores just how much can go wrong when you lean on untested tech.
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He must lean on Republicans in the House and Senate and, at the same time, must court or shame Democrats in both chambers.
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Ariel Winter may have some haters to clap back at, but she also has her Modern Family crew to lean on for support.
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As women, we need to celebrate figures like her because it gives us a solid legacy to lean on when we're moving forward.
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Both parties have arguments that lean on years of precedent and context — and recent comments from President Trump may also be a factor.
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His medical costs have already forced him to take out a home equity loan on his house and lean on his credit cards.
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Have fun, be present, be patient, lean on other amazing women, take care of yourself, and do what you can to live healthy.
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His medical expenses have already forced him to take out a home equity loan on his house and lean on his credit cards.
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The gospel-tinged melodies of Bill Withers' 1972 hit "Lean on Me" has been playing on repeat all too often as of late.
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Snake, née William Grigahcine, is a producer and DJ known mostly for 2016's "Lean On," a collaboration with MØ and Major Lazer.
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Going from that to be catapulted into the mainstream with "Lean On," that was a process I went through to find my voice.
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Gone, too, were the vast right-wing conspiracy theories that the old Hillary Clinton used to lean on to explain all her detractors.
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As in another film this year, Andrew Haigh's Lean on Pete, moments of human warmth often come in unexpected places and complete strangers.
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But again, Republic Wireless stresses that its customers lean on Wi-Fi for the vast majority of their voice calls and data usage.
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Of course, some disagree with her, largely citing awkwardness, but most of their arguements seemed to lean on the optics of the situation.
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"At my Bar Mitzvah, I sang [the song] 'Lean On Me' in it's entirety," the 38-year-old two-time Emmy nominee said.
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The retailer promised that, upon its reemergence, it would lean on its strong brand name in the U.S. and growth in Latin America.
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You can play it safe and lean on surprise guests and the hits, reticent to let your star power command the gargantuan audience.
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The Treasury will also lean on firms that use intercompany loans to allocate debt to the American operations and depress their profits there.
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From that point, he'd lean on that skill whenever he needed a boost of confidence, volunteering for the occasional poetry competition in school.
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The problem is the concept of "millennial entitlement," or the belief that because we lean on support that's available to us, we're pathetic.
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Although Kelly thinks he's better off in solitary, his attorney says it creates a problem because he has no one to lean on.
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Just be mindful that you don't lean on gratitude journaling as a way to distract yourself from the more painful parts of life.
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While Clinton hopes minority voters remain immune to Sanders's message, she will lean on a family political machine that dates back to 1991.
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"For him to be all right and mentally deal with this, he was going to lean on football," said his wife, Aubrey James.
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Whoever ends up winning the job will lean on three talented seniors: tight end Jake Butt and receivers Jehu Chesson and Amara Darboh.
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When the show shifts into broad comedy, it can lean on tired tropes, like a woman suffering from Tourette's syndrome and loudly cursing.
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The very nature of city life forces residents to connect, and it gives communities a scaffolding to lean on when a disaster hits.
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Teams playing in Thursday night games lean on their run game, and sometimes these mid-week affairs can get out of hand fast.
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Stranded in the land of EDM and bratwurst, they learn to lean on each other in what becomes an affecting father-son story.
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People with a partner or spouse generally have someone helping out with expenses, as well as a built-in caregiver to lean on.
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And given how their roster is built, Thibodeau will likely lean on dated lineups that can be exploited when up against modernized rotations.
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This versatile cliché is a favorite of both broadcasters and players alike, but the media especially likes to really lean on this baby.
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" — Derek Yammarino, Dallas, Texas, VP of Sales, Usermind "I lean on Adam for ALL of our contracts and agreements, which is a lot.
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The White House political office has made Scott a key recruit and have urged the President to lean on Scott whenever he can.
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" On the night of her best friend's funeral, Ms. Schneider said she was feeling "quite upset and needed a shoulder to lean on.
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Mr. Trump has the advantage of being the incumbent and will lean on his foreign policy achievements, which in some cases are significant.
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Despite struggling with the attention on his personal life, Holland has surrounded himself with friends who can offer a shoulder to lean on.
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Rather, it seems like they need a hero who can lend them a shoulder to lean on, even without speaking a single word.
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The 43rd president made clear that while he appreciated his father's love and support, he did not necessarily lean on him for advice.
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But despite these misunderstandings, many of us tend to lean on the love and support we get from our biological (or chosen) family.
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Isolation-fueled and general anxiety Stay in touch Basulto says it's a good time to lean on and check in with loved ones.
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This is when we would ideally lean on our communities and share the burden of filling in and caring for each others' kids.
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But the majority of them are going to lean on, who is the candidate I know and trust, and make the pragmatic choice.
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Fangio downplayed his knowledge of Nagy's scheme this week, but he surely knows what the Bears like to lean on in key situations.
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He tried to lean on this track record a bit in suggesting he's aware of CBS's problems and will work to rectify them.
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That internal resistance gave House Republican leaders extremely tight margins, requiring them to lean on at least some Democrats to clear the package.
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The athletic giant is looking to lean on the brand's name to break regional and sport barriers as domestic sales lag behind international.
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She and Chaya both said they had to lean on their Hasidic neighbors because they no longer lived among parents, siblings and cousins.
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Together, they lean on each other to find the money and the willpower to get Autumn what she needs and set her free.
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"I didn't have the confidence to attack, to lean on the car, to have the rear particularly where I wanted it," Hamilton said.
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But when we&aposre going through things like this, the best thing you can do is lean on the shoulders of your family.
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That means a future where people lean on their own social media posts to assist them in their job search could be possible.
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But for those families who might always need someone to lean on, including the elderly and disabled, HUD will be there for them.
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The excuses executives lean on to indulge often center around a "reward" for all the stress they endure and their successes at work.
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For the students in Parkland, Terry said, she hopes they talk to a therapist when needed and lean on each other for support.
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They go through their fair share of ups and downs just like all siblings, but Kourtney Kardashian will always lean on her sisters.
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Plus, Trachtenberg isn't as sure-footed when it comes time to mount some alien-destroying spectacle and lean on some shoddy computer effects.
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When Ibach wants to move from her chair to the couch, Bailey braces his body so she can lean on him for support.
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For parents that need to keep their kids entertained, it seems obvious to lean on YouTube—a free service that doesn't require cable.
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A financial stressor like this becomes even more exacerbated when child care falls through and employees don't have family members nearby to lean on.
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The way things stand, they have no one else to lean on but themselves, and they have no better tool of resistance than art.
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Though their methods and objectives vary, they all lean on leaked NSA hacking tool EternalBlue to infiltrate target computers and spread malware across networks.
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The Times also finds that young people in big cities especially lean on their parents: They take in an average of $3,500 a year.
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And using President Trump&aposs leverage, again the U.S. leverage on Beijing in order to get them to lean on their ally North Korea.
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Venus is in her element while she's in Taurus — lean on her to soften the blows and learn from her patient and beautiful disposition.
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Stevie Wonder kicked off the event with a rendition of "Lean On Me" and opening remarks were delivered by Leonardo DiCaprio and Jamie Foxx.
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Men who work themselves into a frothing fury at perceived film industry slights lean on the only piece of leverage they have — their wallets.
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But, if we're going to write $30 billion checks to farmers and lean on the Fed to cut rates, does that weaken our argument?
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The iPhone 11 Pro seems to lean on slightly longer exposure times while the Pixel 43 takes more, shorter shots and does more math.
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They welcomed two sons — Chance, 22000, and Cannon, 22008 — and had each other to lean on while Larry was going through multiple health scares.
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If you expect toasts at the dinner, invite her to make one of those, instead — knowing that she may lean on religion a bit.
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Hertz announced Tuesday that it is going to lean on facial recognition and fingerprint verification technology to speed up the rental process at airports.
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So here's what we lean on when we're three snooze buttons in, or just don't feel like busting out the six-step contour palettes.
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As the first responders to the nation's deadliest mass shooting, they're learning the best way to move forward is to lean on each other.
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If the stock falls below the aforementioned levels of support, Boroden says it has additional support to lean on at about $1,860, Cramer said.
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To avoid this scenario, Clinton is going to lean on President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama to make multiple campaign appearances in Florida.
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" The Riverdale star also shared that she's able to lean on her cast members during bad days when her "anxiety is through the roof.
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They were very, very close and Diana used to lean on Raine's shoulder and tell her all her problems, of which there were many.
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Ms. Collins and Mr. Nelson do not collaborate — they even keep their bank accounts separate — but they do lean on each other for input.
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Other nations, such as the US, lean on their security agencies and legal mechanisms to apprehend returnees and incarcerate them under a criminal sentence.
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But as far as visually talking about the issue of mental illness, I haven't found anything in photography I was able to lean on.
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Yet everyday for the last month, I've streamed the brutally catchy "Lean On" by Major Lazer, which was the most streamed song of 220.
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The retailer promised that, upon its re-emergence, it would lean on its strong brand name in the U.S. and growth in Latin America.
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Carrie Fisher's beloved French bulldog, Gary, has been a furry shoulder for the family to lean on in the wake of the actress' death.
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After all, if we can't turn to the church at our moments of reckoning, and we can't lean on each other, well, what then?
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He scored 219 total touchdowns, including three on special teams, and became the kind of speedy gadget player that run-heavy teams lean on.
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"You have spouses to lean on, or other families, but it's different with a mom that goes through it every single day," Angelina said.
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After Jimmy Garoppolo left the game in the second quarter, the Patriots had to lean on the big back to preserve the early lead.
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ABOUT IOWA (22012-22): The Hawkeyes lean on the veteran Jok (225 made 214-pointers), but the rest of their major contributors are underclassmen.
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A year later, Braun and the pop star would lean on one another after a bombing at Grande's Manchester, England, concert killed 22 people.
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Yet too many fiction writers lean on conveniently traumatic back stories and oversimplified psychological causality to explain away, rather than complicate, a character's behavior.
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I am going to lean on my family as well as coach (Rick) Barnes and the staff here at Tennessee through these next steps.
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Trump's instincts also push him to lean on his salesman-like charm and his instinct for relationship-building over confrontation during in-person meetings.
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But as the tribe's water rights "are not established, we are not able to lean on those water rights as an asset", Archer said.
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They will "utilize, lean on those students, say if you want your tuition paid ... then you better not come home empty-handed," he added.
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And the party will lean on President Obama, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Senator Elizabeth Warren, among others, to vouch for her.
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To that end, Dalio thinks that President Donald Trump may lean on the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to further restrict the Chinese economy.
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This legislation is an absolute win-win for patients and providers, allowing us to lean on evidence once again to trigger future healthcare innovation.
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Instead, the Raptors will likely lean on a lot of the elements that made them the league's fifth-best defense in the regular season.
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But where others would lean on these sounds for extended tone-setting drones, Coverdale flits between clusters of notes at a pretty rapid clip.
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Expect the Zags to lean on their seasoned leadership to defend their WCC crown and make another play at a National Championship this year.
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While they did not have dedicated college savings accounts, Ripp was able to lean on his business and use cash flow to cover tuition.
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In an hourlong meeting with a small group of reporters at FIFA's headquarters, he repeatedly reiterated that voters should lean on the technical report.
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In the 1990s, they began to elect hard right, anti-government politicians determined to cut the programs their constituents were coming to lean on.
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And "Lean on Pete," opening Friday, April 6, in New York and Los Angeles, starts out as just that: the tale of two misfits.
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The worst traits attributed to Virgo, denatured, reveal themselves to be synonyms for the words you lean on to fudge facts on a résumé.
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This wasn't merely the first full season of his coaching life in which Popovich couldn't lean on Tim Duncan, Tony Parker or Manu Ginobili.
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Both documentaries lean on reminiscences, their own and those of their subjects, and make expressive use of archival images, including some wonderful home movies.
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You're annoyed that you can't tell who you can lean on—it will clear up soon, but for now, it's all about self sufficiency.
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"At some level, a lot of first or relatively younger managers will lean on a bench coach," said Jason Castro, the Twins' veteran catcher.
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They describe a man who breaks into corny dances, who belts out "Lean on Me" at parties and will even do cosplay -- as himself.
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Midi dresses are an easy transitional piece to lean on as we migrate from crisp early fall days to even crisper late fall days.
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Where many comedies lean on vulgarity and edginess, Pera finds his beat in everyday gratitude and basking in the mundane, to surprisingly amusing effect.
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Social media users hoping to lean on their phones in order to avoid family interactions on Thanksgiving had a temporary loss of their crutch.
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But the broader picture still suggests Britain will need to lean on spending by the government to drive any recovery from a future recession.
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To finance a wave of fresh spending, Labour will need to lean on higher taxes and borrowing while interest rates are near record lows.
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But, while allowing small companies to sign up on their own sounds attractive, companies that often lean on this acquisition method struggle with churn.
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The best Samsung can do is lean on AI-powered upscaling and make vague promises about streaming 8K in the not-too-distant future.
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But the changes, which lean on creators to label their content as intended for children, may not be enough, privacy experts tell my colleagues.
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Why did he lean on and ultimately fire former FBI Director James Comey, then say that he did it because of the Russia investigation?
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While voters largely believe it was inappropriate of Trump to lean on Comey, most say his actions don't rise to the level of obstruction.
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While the tumult has left the NRA unable to engage as aggressively in grassroots lobbying, it can still lean on one-one-one conversations.
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The first few episodes lean on taking everything literally so much that there are rarely jokes you don't see coming from a mile away.
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But Lean on Pete is also the sort of movie it would be a shame to spoil, even though almost nothing happens in it.
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Simple pummelling for underhooks and, crucially for boxing, attempting to stand up whenever his man begins to lean on the back of his neck.
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" He continued, "But know that your boys love you, you have an amazing country music family community to lean on, so please do that, man.
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You've got a sizable arsenal to lean on, and can even dual-wield — and line up two targets separately — the smaller guns, for extra badassery.
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So in this season, it makes sense that the Monterey Five don't lean on one another for emotional support in the wake of Perry's murder.
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Hold onto those people, because you are going to lean on them on the best of days, the hardest of days and saddest of days.
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Chrome OS can lean on Android, relying not just on its proven UI, but its wealth of apps that work best in tablet mode anyways.
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" As for Dewan, a second source says, "Jenna has a super-packed schedule and a ton of girlfriends to lean on and spend time with.
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The person seated in the aisle seat can lean towards the aisle and the person seated in the window seat can lean on the window.
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Companies will be able to lean on Dot & Bo stylists for design advice and the team will aim to make the decorating process more efficient.
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The school attempted to lean on its "no hats" policy, which caused my father to come into the office, with Islamic texts by his side.
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Its skewed performance shows how even putatively race-neutral formulas can still have discriminatory effects when they lean on data that reflects inequalities in society.
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" Nevertheless, having one another to lean on throughout the process "greatly helped," says the actress, who notes that they also "looked locally to the community.
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THE consultant was so tall he managed to lean on the wall of the small consulting room and loom over us at the same time.
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That means there are now 1.1,000 more registered Democrats than Republicans -- something Clinton and Democrats down the ballot will hope to lean on in November.
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The difference between scenes where Benioff and Weiss have the books to lean on and scenes where they're finding their own way is still palpable.
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I knew her before either of us were a part of the Hollywood industry, and I lean on her for both professional and personal support.
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Eventually you might lean on the marketplace as your sole source of both players and income, but that won't happen until you can start spending.
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And we live so close to Hannah, now they can always lean on each other as they figure out their lives in this unfamiliar world!
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There were so many hippies there would be a line outside and they used to lean on the windows because they were all on something.
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The easy, default path for the next several years will be to continue to lean on natural gas to drive down emissions and balance VRE.
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ABOUT OREGON STATE (11-5, 2-3): When the head coaches for both teams need offensive production, they tend to lean on their own sons.
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The man makes $7 million annually from sponsors, some of who are steeped in the fitness world and lean on him for his gym cred.
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GTA Online is obviously fertile territory for this sort of play, since it already has a vast and varied open world environment to lean on.
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If we squint and stop thinking about it, we can sort of enjoy it, but it's no "Lean On" buddy, let me tell you that.
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To patch over the problems of shareholder capitalism, we lean on cultural signifiers and hope they justify the role business leaders play in the world.
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Legalist, a Y Combinator startup, plans to lean on 15 million data points and algorithms to ferret out the cases with the best profit potential.
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Helping a mother to feel that she has a solid network to lean on, and isn't alone, is critical for her wellbeing, Dr. Mathews said.
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She also said that the United States can do more to pressure China to lean on North Korea, its longtime ally, to halt its program.
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Herein lies the opportunity with Iran, where a diplomatic approach could convince them to lean on the Houthis to accept a reasonable plan for peace.
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For the first time in American history, whatever political side you lean on, you will not let your child watch a speech by the President.
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Leveraging legacy for new tiesBut Russia will lean on more than just pragmatic offerings of military and infrastructure support in its new cross-continent pursuit.
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Many of these stories notably view the ancient world through the lens of regular men and women in antiquity and lean on academics for expertise.
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You could do a little shoulder bump or lean on your opponent if you're tired or tuck a little on the inside to bully them.
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But the problem with chatbots is that while many claim to be "powered by A.I.," the truth is they lean on human labor, as well.
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Everybody believed and trusted the power of individual, obsessed people to create useful work and to lean on collaborations of opportunity rather than of necessity.
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It was also wildly popular—"Lean On" rode its trop-pop groove to billions of streams and a number four slot on the Billboard charts.
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"Like anyone, I have my traditions—I grew up in a Labour household, and I definitely lean on the left side of things," he says.
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But without funding to lean on, development couldn't be accelerated, and issuing refunds or replacing old models with new ones was out of the question.
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And House Republican leadership could be forced to lean on Democrats to help pass either bill if they aren't able to win over enough conservatives.
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Arpaio's entry into the race could be a boon for Arizona Democrats who will lean on Latino turnout in hopes of winning the Senate race.
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And more importantly, the buttons on the bottom of the screen — the ones that were too easy to lean on with your wrist — have disappeared.
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That growing dominance could help the government lean on Airbus to ramp up production to fill a potential hole left by Boeing, aerospace consultants said.
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Trust your gut and connect with friends, family, and counselors who have proven to be there for you over the years and lean on them.
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They're encouraging him to take his time on the block, attack mismatches, and lean on his strength and guile to muscle into worthwhile shot attempts.
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Mr. Armisen's jokes are at their best when they bleed into sketches, when they lean on characters rather than punch lines in his own voice.
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Maguire set up an online support group shortly after Ally was born in 1999, but there were few other families to lean on at first.
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Washington has long been pushing Islamabad to lean on Taliban leaders, who it says are based in Pakistan, to bring them to the negotiating table.
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And if I get sick, I should stay in my room a lot more often and lean on y'all to get me groceries and medicine.
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A snowy mane has replaced his blonde locks, and these days, he must lean on his longtime companion, Erwann Toularastel, when navigating Montmartre's cobbled streets.
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To the Chris Isaak song "Wicked Game," they lean on each other, an image of mutual give-and-take that returns later in the work.
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He runs a minority administration together with the center-left Social Democrats that must lean on Communist Party votes to secure a majority in parliament.
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Then again, the Farrellys' movies — from "Dumb and Dumber" to "Stuck on You" — have often focused on friends or siblings who lean on each other.
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To date, the Commission's approach to the charger e-waste issue has been to lean on industry to take voluntary steps to reduce unnecessary variety.
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Instead, Remitly will need to lean on the benefits and flexibility of Passbook accounts to convince customers to use them as their primary bank accounts.
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Freeman He said for the first time in his life that he had to deal with his emotions and not lean on alcohol or rage.
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Ryan and his leadership team were forced to lean on both Democrats and GOP defense hawks to largely supply the votes for the budget deal.
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Another possible way for Twitch to boost viewership — and one not mentioned in eMarketer's report — is to lean on its ties to parent company Amazon.
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He is possibly the best two-way player in the league, and the Spurs lean on his defense as much as they do his offense.
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"The world gets to see what it is to lean on each other and be there for each other through the darkest times," he said.
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They support one another like crazy and that's the time you do lean on one another, when it's not going as well as you want.
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They also allegedly wanted to take advantage of racial divisions within LGBT audiences, and some of their instructions appear to lean on blatantly racist stereotypes.
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They want to be able to run on this issue in 2020 and they're urging Trump to lean on Senate Republicans to pass a bill.
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Stay woke just means pay attention to everything, don't lean on your own understanding or anyone else's, observe, evolve, eliminate things that no longer evolve.
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Attention to Philip Guston's late paintings, felt throughout the show, is especially strong here, but Ms. Schutz tends to stretch rather than lean on it.
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President Trump, alas, is not likely to lean on Saudi Arabia, but military officers have begun to speak out and Congress has begun to act.
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This kind of A.I. research benefits from enormous amounts of computing power, and DeepMind can lean on the massive computer data centers that underpin Google.
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As the story continues, Monty realizes he must increasingly lean on Felicity's intellect — she longs to be a doctor — and Percy's good-natured common sense.
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This is all mitigated by the fact that both are, above all, great in-ring storytellers and can lean on that to pick up any slack.
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As it stands, subscribers have to lean on the word of customer service agents and the company's Twitter account for any illumination on the refund policy.
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Don't just lean on direct reports to tell you what's going on At first, you're likely to spend most of your time with your executive team.
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With so many heroes existing in New York at the same time, it only makes sense that they would lean on each other despite their differences.
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Every piece of me was tested during that time: my patience, my pain threshold, my ability to lean on others, and my acceptance of the unknown.
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And there were times when I wanted to lean on her and when I wanted her to swoop in and protect me, and it wasn't happening.
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Instead, the company will lean on better sourcing, a smarter supply chain and fewer promotions to profitably grow sales, and invest more value into its product.
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And unless you've been under a rock for the last few months, you would know that Markle may need a shoulder to lean on right now.
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Even if Samsung for some reason fails to make good on that promise, the company again has plenty of devices in the wild to lean on.
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But it gives people waiting for the bathroom something to lean on, and keeps drunk people from wandering into the kitchen when they need the bathroom.
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" As for Dewan, a second source told PEOPLE, "Jenna has a super-packed schedule and a ton of girlfriends to lean on and spend time with.
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The cast is at its best during the meetings of the praesidium, as contenders for power lean on Malenkov to force a vote for their agenda.
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This is an overwhelming diversity of options, but you can just lean on Huawei's new Master AI system to make all the adjustments on your behalf.
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While the majority of the artists of Patani Semasa deal with the contentious politics of the region, they don't propose solutions, or lean on simplistic answers.
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Hillary Clinton II: The nastiest lines Throughout it all, she remained calm, returning to lean on her stool and sometimes shaking her head or even smiling.
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When you've got guys that you lean on and would do anything for off the floor, it's going to be the same thing on the floor.
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Thank God, we had one another to lean on to not only get through the flight, but also maybe some glimmer of hope for those babies.
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Mr Macron is also hoping to lean on public opinion, explaining, for instance, that his plans for pensions and training are not just about penny-pinching.
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In the place of Lightning, Apple has opted for USB-C, the more broadly adopted standard that MacBooks—including the new MacBook Air—also lean on.
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You can now lean on technology, particularly Amazon Alexa, for dating advice, suggestions for fun couple's activities, and idea for how to be a better partner.
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It sounds like Chronicle will also lean on Google Cloud's storage capabilities, allowing companies to store more threat intelligence data than they could on their own.
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But as I explained to them, I didn't want a story-only mode, I was looking for a crutch to lean on when I'd become exasperated.
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It appears that the details are still being sketched out, although Altman did confirm it will run independently but may lean on local partners for help.
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" But Vardi said Chinese tech companies also have China's massive domestic market of 1.4 billion people to lean on, which remains an important "low hanging fruit.
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The opposition will need to lean on Mahathir to bring in young voters and rural Malays - a demographic that the opposition has long failed to win.
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"He's given us a chance to win every day, but we can't lean on our goalie every day," Blues forward Ryan Reaves told reporters of Allen.
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Turkey is also doing what it can to lean on foreign governments to dismantle a chain of Gulenist charities and private schools that spans 160 countries.
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Republicans have a 51-seat majority, meaning they can afford to lose only one GOP senator before they need to lean on Democrats to confirm Kavanaugh.
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U.S. officials have long been pushing Pakistan to lean on Taliban leaders, who Washington says are based inside Pakistan, to bring them to the negotiating table.
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With increasingly tight budgets and competing priorities, it is vital to lean on the local experts to help municipal leaders make the best long-term investments.
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" "Lean on the Lord ... leaning into God is the way we should go," he said, "because God's got it figured out whether we do or not.
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" He began, in a croaky voice, "Lean on me, when you're not strong, and I'll be your friend, I'll help you ca-a-ar-ry on . . .
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The UBS strategists Francis Trahan and Samuel Blackman lean on historical data and correlations to paint a bleak picture for the S&P 500's future.
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In addition to arguing that CSA shouldn't apply to safe-injection sites, Goldfein said her legal defense would also lean on the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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They allow his supporters and adversaries to take specific messages, while allowing him plausible deniability that he is trying to lean on Mueller or Justice authorities.
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You start to lean on things that shouldn't matter, you think you're doing well in life, then all of a sudden you fall off the grid.
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Prosecutors say the organization plotted in 2009 to lean on Constitutional Court judges before they ruled on a measure to grant Berlusconi and others legal immunity.
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Repeatedly, I would rest my arms on my chest or find a pole to lean on to shoot objects hundreds or even thousands of feet away.
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Such a fund transfer would mark Turkey's latest step to lean on the central bank to shore up its budget deficit, which has widened this year.
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I also picked up an inexpensive barstool from Target for those short breaks when I felt like I'd want to sit down or lean on something.
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He prefers to get to know people his cousin Ilkan has met, if he must; better still to lean on those who have always been there.
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When days like this call, I wait until nighttime for my son to fall asleep, and I lean on my sister's shoulders to talk or cry.
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But Mr. Jordan, 54, made his candidacy for the Judiciary Committee slot known only in recent days and has a scant legislative record to lean on.
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The SMB banking market presents a massive opportunity for neobanks — they should lean on the value of their digital capabilities to convince SMBs to switch providers.
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While Iger has previously said Disney doesn't rely or lean on Star Wars for hits, it's certainly a famous brand that will draw in certain subscribers.
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But if he and his regime are paying more of a price, maybe he can ask Iran to stop, or lean on the Russians to help.
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Wallace holds a slight edge in terms of cash on hand -- $1.7 to $1.65 million -- and can lean on his personal wealth to fuel his effort.
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"When you need something and you don't know what to do, you need to be able to lean on the person you are with," Miguel says.
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John Hickenlooper announces he's running for president, kicking off a 2020 campaign in which he will lean on his Western roots and decades of executive experience.
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He's also been wildly successful with his side project Major Lazer, whose streaming tallies for smashes like "Lean On" and "Cold Water" hover in the billions.
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They lean on old arguments persuasive largely to other liberals, doing little to counteract the narrative of crisis from which the new illiberalism gets its force.
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Several Democrats pressed Lewandowski on Mueller's finding that Trump had asked him to lean on then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions to curtail the special counsel's investigation.
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He figured that he could lean on those traits the first time he spoke publicly about his sister, Shilpa, and how anorexia had taken her life.
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As much as I want to be there for other people, I'm glad that I have people in my life that I can lean on too.
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Governments trying to deliver good jobs may be tempted to lean on state-controlled firms to hire more staff, particularly in countries with powerful public-sector unions.
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He could lean on the Communists and the far-right, anti-EU SPD party for outside support, but some ANO members object, especially to the latter party.
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You can read my post about our time last year shooting the video for "Lean On" while on tour in India but it wasn't my first time.
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If the U.S. continues to insist on its toughest demands, it's learned it can lean on more tariffs, as its pressure tactics have worked to some extent.
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The Apple of 2001, a few years out from killing off devices like the Apple Newton, only had computers to lean on for most of the year.
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But three years into their new split arrangement, they barely have energy to stand on their own, let alone be there for the other to lean on.
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Kamala Harris (CA) and Cory Booker (NJ), who will lean on both small-dollar and high-dollar donors, as is typical for a lot of political campaigns.
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It was my stuffed Little Bear from when I was 3 or 4 years old that I happened to lean on juuuuust right to press his belly.
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The backstory: Graham has consistently been a senator Trump would lean on when making foreign policy decisions, but was ignored when Trump made his decision on Syria.
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This is the issue with AT&T and WarnerMedia's decision to lean on the HBO brand name for its general service; people still see it as HBO.
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You're all about the facts and details, Virgo, but sometimes your faith and inner knowledge reveal more to you than the numbers you lean on so much.
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"To lean on the analogy of the broken leg again: nobody would sit at home with a broken leg and not go and seek help," Gerritzen adds.
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One side says that machines should learn nearly everything from scratch; the other says that computers — like humans — must lean on some basic concepts about the world.
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Thankfully, Sega didn't lean on cheap fan service to wrap up Kiryu's story, and in many ways, Yakuza 6's tight, focused nature works in its favor.
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Better yet, he's got the perfect person to lean on for advice, get basketball pointers from and even dunk over, all in the name of getting better.
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The Globe and Mail reported that people in Trudeau's office tried to lean on her last year to allow the company to escape with a fine instead.
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After "Lean On" I wanted to follow up with a single that could do well, but I needed to be myself, not just something for that purpose.
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While both movies lean on somewhat different filmmaking techniques, the success of both The Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity owe much of their success to Chainsaw.
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This month they launched Lean on Me, which lets their classmates chat anonymously with trained student volunteers about anything that's troubling them, according to The Associated Press.
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It's a big ask for both of us, but we had a huge rock to lean on here … and we were able to put it all together.
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That's less common these days than it used to be, as clinics lean on more indirect STI detection methods like urine testing or self-administered genital swabs.
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Lean on your policy strength Few know more about public policy than Clinton, an advantage she holds over Trump that gives her an edge in the debate.
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Allow him to get through it the best he can but with his family by his side and lean on them for strength and support and love.
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Tech giants today lean on advertising and cloud profits to support money-losing endeavors, giving them latitude to compete where they might not be able to otherwise.
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There was never any incentive to lean on other tactics outside of boss fights — and even some of those blockbuster encounters boil down to dodge/counter/repeat.
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Newspapers, networks and even campaigns, Farid hopes, will be able to lean on experts like him to analyze videos and verify if they are genuine or not.
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It was not so long ago, after all, that Republicans and Democrats could lean on each other to work out a deal and actually pass meaningful laws.
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Spotify named "One Dance" the most-streamed song of all time with almost 1003 million plays, nudging past Major Lazer's "Lean On" featuring MØ and DJ Snake.
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I don't know what I would've done without my parents to lean on emotionally, financially and literally, since there were times I couldn't walk on my own.
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After Moochie was sent to prison, Bailey and his older siblings went on to lead successful lives, having been able to lean on one another for support.
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You have to step into a new art form, which is adaptation, and lean on that adage that an image can speak a thousand words at times.
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Teachers would need to lean on parents to guide younger children to type and use the software or simply make sure they pay attention to the lessons.
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The Lions have been beaten up by Isaiah Crowell and Matt Breida so far, and Belichick may lean on Burkhead, particularly if the Patriots go up big.
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Meanwhile, Major Lazer's collaboration with DJ Snake and MØ, "Lean On," became Spotify's most streamed song ever last year while bearing definite traces of the genre's influence.
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She has both Mr. Abercrombie and her other dogs, which include a Cavalier King Charles Beagle-Spaniel mix named Charles Dickens, to lean on for emotional support.
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"When you're insecure in one, you lean on the other one that's doing better at that time," filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan said recently on my podcast, WorkLife.
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He bought sturdier table bases so customers could lean on them when rising from a chair and removed some furniture to make the space easier to navigate.
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But if money became a problem, he could lean on his fiancée, a teacher, or resume his off-season job working at a supply company in Ohio.
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Many Afro-Latinx people in Hollywood describe having to lean on their Blackness over their Latinx identity because they are not viewed as neatly fitting the mold.
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YouTube has the advantage of being able to lean on its advertising revenue ($15 billion in 2019) and Google's larger revenue to offset costs and possible losses.
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The other is to lean on veteran Democratic senators who aren't up for reelection or facing little danger this year to give generously from their campaign accounts.
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"It makes sense when you launch in a new market to get that local knowledge and lean on people who have connections in the area," Pollott said.
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The court went on to admonish Indiana law enforcement, suggesting that officers should have known better than to lean on such a flimsy excuse for probable cause.
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One way Tesla achieved profitability in Q33 was by operating fairly lean on the retail and service side of its business, including repair shops and Superchargers both.
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He also called on Secretary Pompeo to act and "lean on all parties to agree to a ceasefire in Yemen and bring an end to this war".
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Republicans will need help from Democrats to break a filibuster, and could need to lean on them in the House if conservatives don't support the spending bill.
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Madej said she reminded the students in her program and their families to lean on their faith and to pray for the victims and their loved ones.
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The Packers run defense isn't one to fear, but Washington going into Green Bay means it's unlikely Washington will lean on the run game quite so much.
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For the DOT projects and other future products, Doctoroff said Sidewalk may lean on its one public initiative — LinkNYC, the ad-subsidized public Wi-Fi in NYC.
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Lets say you were cooking and watching tv, and you lean on the counter, after a few minutes you notice that you have a 3rd degree burn.
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It's a network with an identity crisis, one that keeps trying too desperately to lean on past hits — just ask the rebooted 28, arriving in early 22017.
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Most of the time, we appreciate having someone who understands, but it can be hard to lean on each other when we're both exhausted at the same time.
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The bank has leading market share in retail, corporate and investment banking lines, giving it a diverse set of businesses to lean on when a particular area suffers.
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"It's nice for us to lean on each other and say, 'Hey, we may never have another "Need You Now," but we're going to be fine,'" Kelley says.
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The retailer said it will lean on its historical reputation as a place where prices are low every day, instead of relying on promotions as it's recently done.
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The hinge no longer snaps (for safety) if you push it too far, and Microsoft is confident the hinge won't break if you lean on it too much.
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That has helped motivate Germany's push with France to lean on sceptical competition authorities in Brussels to allow the merger of the rail operations of Siemens and Alstom.
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This person is less likely to let you down when you need a shoulder to lean on, provided that you both make an effort to nurture the relationship.
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But her surprise pregnancy made the admitted Type A personality take a breather for a totally unexpected reason and lean on the people closest to her for support.
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As you can see in the trailer, making war in space means you'll pilot attack fighters, operate in zero-G environments and lean on tools like grappling cords.
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Indeed, the company says it has had most success with urban families, who increasingly lean on ride-hailing services and transportation alternatives when their one car is busy.
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Blue Apron can again lean on that strong brand that it's built as one of the big anticipated consumer IPOs for 2017, even if it was a flop.
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We are creatures of tradition and habit, but don't need to lean on this antiquated model of leadership as a means of assessing the value of Black people.
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You can tilt it to a variety of comfortable angles and lean on it, drawing away with a stylus on a massive digital canvas at 1:1 scale.
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The smart campaign will hone in on understanding where voters are consuming media and will lean on data to target specific audiences by way of addressable television advertising.
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Making it in New York is a challenge, and this group of professional singers and actors has provided each other with shoulders to lean on through difficult times.
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Most lean on the side of absurd, but every once in a while, we're shown a trend that's so chic, we can't wait to recreate it on ourselves.
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FAULKNER: Is there something within the party for Republicans outside of the President&aposs mojo is he touches down and helps candidates that they can really lean on?
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Milwaukee starter Gio Gonzalez figured to have a brief outing Tuesday, as the Brewers planned to lean on their bullpen, but his appearance was even shorter than expected.
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Some judges, and those close to them, see that veto power as a potential weak point should Beijing lean on the Hong Kong government to exert greater control.
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When Bonds was playing, Baker did not have to give him any advice because he could lean on the experiences of his father and his godfather, Willie Mays.
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"Minister MacAulay and Secretary Perdue, they already have a strong relationship and at times like this you really need to lean on those types of relationships," he said.
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This is not the first time Musk has drawn on the "first principles" way of thinking, nor is he the only CEO to lean on the ancient philosophy.
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Way, way back in the pioneer days of the cocktail renaissance — say, 2003 or thereabouts — questing mixologists and curious enthusiasts didn't have many drink manuals to lean on.
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Policy update: The House and Senate have put their surprise billing efforts on hold until after August recess, which could give hospital lobbyists more time lean on lawmakers.
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UCLA can beat teams in a variety of ways this season, and they'll likely lean on two players who've never faced California, freshmen Lonzo Ball and T.J. Leaf.
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Set during the 1960s Jim Crow era, the story follows Elwood and Turner who, despite different backgrounds and world views, learn to lean on one another to survive.
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"This will provide a very useful cushion to lean on if there are some adverse macro or geopolitical shocks," said Ivan Tchakarov, chief economist at Citi in Moscow.
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Car companies battling for their share of $2 trillion in annual global auto sales increasingly lean on shiny tech that takes over some of the driving from humans.
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Remember, she also had Cody to lean on when she got back from the hospital the first time ... and it doesn't seem much has changed in that department.
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The Cavs will have to lean on him against both the Celtics and the Warriors, and in ways they've so far been able to avoid to this point.
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So when I'm talking in front of everyone, and I've got nothing to lean on, and I'm trying to hold a microphone, I'm sort of like wobbling around.
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Going on strike wasn't the same for Italians and migrants—as a migrant you're on your own, often without an extended family or support network to lean on.
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"Lean on the Lord, though it may not make sense in our finite mind -- just as leaning into a turn may not make sense," Pomeroy told the congregation.
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The faceted columns in the living room hug you, and you want to lean on them, but they won't block your view of the park, or anyone nearby.
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"They lean on old arguments persuasive largely to other liberals, doing little to counteract the narrative of crisis from which the new illiberalism gets its force," he wrote.
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"We've learned to press 'play,' drop the remote and just lean on back and let the TV wash over us," acknowledged Carla Engelbrecht, Netflix's director of product innovation.
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"It's kind of nice to have that guy you can kind of lean on to ask those questions about, because video can only do so much," Voit said.
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In his absence, the Yankees will lean on the backup catcher Austin Romine and Kyle Higashioka, who was called up from Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Friday.
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If investors will continue to allow Slack to lean on adjusted (non-GAAP) metrics long-term isn't yet clear, but for now it seems to be the case.
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God bless America, where we've outsourced empathy and righteous anger from the White House to television talk shows and learned to lean on the comedians who host them.
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In pitching the new Pixel, the company focused on the Google Assistant — Android's answer to Siri — and other services that lean on what is commonly called artificial intelligence.
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New Jersey-born Ramon Ibanga Jr., otherwise known as Illmind, may not be a household name, but the stable of artist who lean on his production chops are.
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It can be difficult, but put yourself in your friend's shoes and consider how helpful it would be to have someone to lean on during a tough time.
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As AT&T challenges Netflix, Disney, Amazon and others in the streaming business, it is likely to lean on Batman, Wonder Woman, Superman and DC's other crime fighters.
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John Hickenlooper on Monday announced he is running for president, launching a 2020 campaign in which he will lean on his Western roots and decades of executive experience.
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CNBC notes that the earbuds will need to lean on an iPhone or Android phone for Alexa to work, as they won't include built-in cellular data connectivity.
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Others have argued that the Democratic caucus will lean on the widely-trusted Schiff to lead the impeachment push, regardless of who takes control of the Oversight panel.
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She doesn't lean on ripping into Trump specifically nearly as much as her late-night peers, but when she's not pleased with him, you'll sure as hell know.
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The plus competitor would've been able to lean on the fact that a reflection of herself (Ashley Graham) was in the room reminding her that her dream is possible.
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A young Arizona squad will continue to lean on Parker Jackson-Cartwright as the No. 9 Wildcats face Santa Clara on Thursday at the Continental Tire Las Vegas Invitational.
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Some managers lean on that C rating or critical feedback because they want to be helpful, or worry they won't seem authoritative if they are only giving positive feedback.
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We all need to recognize our limited ability to go it alone during life&aposs most difficult moments, and to lean on others when we can't make it alone.
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Automated detection systems and identity verification tools, however, which lean on the availability of big data, go a long way toward helping organizations meet compliance requirements and protect themselves.
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While Kelly is on his way out and a successor is not yet named, Trump would do well to lean on experienced hands in his administration, according to Duberstein.
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"D'Onofrio said in his Tumblr post that the company will lean on "automated tools to identify adult content and humans to help train and keep our systems in check.
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Once again, the retailer will lean on its customer service chops by expanding its partnership with Apple to offer repairs on iPhones and MacBooks at all of its stores.
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That's questionable, but this new clip of Alien: Covenant suggests that the movie is making the welcome decision to lean on the 1979 horror / sci-fi classic for inspiration.
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You might not necessarily chat about them all the time, but you're aware of which things to avoid and which you lean on heavily when it comes to shopping.
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On Thursday, Diplo shared a teasing photo on his Instagram page, referencing an interview Jonas had recently given, joking that the "Lean On" hitmaker had "ruined" the couple's nuptials.
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This is half the reason that zombie hordes are scary—you can't fight off a group of people who only need to get a grip and lean on you.
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At an age when most fighters can lean on guile and intuition, Washington navigates strategy through his ears—by listening to Pullman's strategies and sticking to the game plan.
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And even the official newspapers, which tend to be rigorous in their sourcing and circumspect about what they publish, sometimes lean on the less-scrupulous digital publications for stories.
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According to CNBC, the White House recently tried to enlist Russian President Vladimir Putin to lean on Kim to denuclearize, but Putin instead told Trump he should relieve sanctions.
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As smartphones like those made by Apple and Google increasingly move toward biometric access, younger users lean on the convenience of a single tap or look, over traditional passcodes.
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Wang was instrumental in helping Ofo find a "big tree to lean on," securing not only financial backing from Didi, but also potential access to its 300 million users.
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When activists introduce these new, dissenting ideas to the public, they cannot do that as political players with an established group reputation and infrastructure to lean on for legitimacy.
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Instead of trying to convince conservative House Republicans to go along with the plan, the GOP leadership in the House will lean on Democrats to keep the government open.
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With the quarterback situation a question mark following the injury to Luton, look for Oregon State to lean on Nall, at least early in the game while it's close.
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It's a nice scene, elegantly composed, and one that gestures—perhaps too cutely—at the novel's premise: to lean on history, but to shape it with a romantic hand.
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Johnson, and Yedlin along with him, treasure lingering takes, wide shots, and kinetic interactions that lean on the script and screen in tandem in the telling of a story.
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It's more a set of guidelines and ideas, the kind of foundation a teacher could lean on while still bending the program to the needs of their specific classroom.
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With a heavy lean on those premium ingredients and fresh twists on Mexican food, there's probably a slew of other attention-grabbing entrées on the way this fall, too.
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It's a great addition to the iPhone's built-in feature set, and it's a perfect example of why so many iOS users lean on Google for its software smarts.
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Starting a stand-alone site from scratch is certainly not easy, and, perhaps unsurprisingly, Glixel will lean on its more established brethren for support, at least in the beginning.
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It's easy to lean on the fact that the city has such a high cost of living when my credit card bill clocks in higher than my budget allows.
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You don't have all of the answers, and every now and then you'll need to lean on your manager's experience and wisdom to get you through some sticky situations.
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Warren will need to lean on those kinds of donors, who can contribute repeatedly to her campaign before hitting contribution limits, to sustain her in a crowded Democratic field.
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The Bentonville, Arkansas-based retailer will retain the remaining 20 percent stake in Walmart Brazil and said it will lean on the private equity firm for its regional expertise.
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The Hawkeyes lean on a starting five that includes four seniors and a junior and jumped into the top 10 by knocking off Michigan and Michigan State last week.
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As much as the Mets want to lean on their rotation, the strength of the team, they will continue to keep a watchful eye on their injured young starters.
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Antonio Brown may be gone, but the Steelers offense seems ready to lean on the talents of JuJu Smith-Schuster, James Conner, and Vance McDonald to replace his production.
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Cisneros, a veteran who won the lottery a few years ago, will be able to lean on his vast personal wealth as he looks to turn the seat blue.
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"When we invest in a company we have a thesis on what will drive its growth, and then we lean on Google to help drive that growth," Duramy says.
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More experienced candidates like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders can lean on both equally, while relative newcomers like Beto O'Rourke or Pete Buttigieg tend to focus on the latter.
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They will lean on faith and fortitude because that, in the absence of any tangible reason to believe, can nourish them until they are officially eliminated from playoff contention.
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While they had future Hall of Famers Paul Coffey, Ray Bourque, and Larry Murphy, they also had to lean on guys like James Patrick, Craig Hartsburg, and Normand Rochefort.
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Soon-sil's lawyers say she did not lean on companies to give millions of dollars to her own charitable foundations, though Soon-sil added, ""I'm sorry for causing trouble.
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Roethlisberger would be wise to lean on former Michigan State star Le'Veon Bell, who has amassed at least 290 yards from scrimmage in three of his last four games.
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Understanding natural language is such a complex and difficult task, systems like IBM Debater lean on a wide range of systems, each handling a different part of the problem.
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With oil prices recently hovering at around $80 a barrel for Brent crude, Mr. Trump has used Twitter and other means to lean on OPEC to increase oil supplies.
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They all lean on a raillike ledge that runs the length of a floor in their Harlem townhouse, where Ms. Sample and Mr. Meredith work downstairs and live upstairs.
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On the contrary, to the extent that his pending nominees have a lean on this issue, it's in the opposite direction of what Trump is pushing for this week.
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"Lean on Me" star Jermaine Hopkins might need another meeting with Morgan Freeman -- cops say he tried to speed past them with several pounds of marijuana in his car.
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Here are some of the highlights: LEAN ON CONGRESS The Treasury's preference is for Congress to do much of the heavy lifting on overhauling the U.S. housing finance market.
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People often lean on these words in an attempt to sound humble or hedge their opinions, but believe us: words like these aren't doing you any favors in interviews.
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The two songs lean on one another, with the wintry introduction of "Plainsong" allowing the pop-laced epic that follows it to be graced with an even bigger impact.
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But if they prove unable to successfully negotiate with all stakeholders — if they must lean on their fiduciary crutch — then perhaps they shouldn't be CEOs in the first place.
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"Rocco is ultimately responsible for what happens in the game, but he's going to lean on Sheltie for ideas and thoughts to manage the group in here," Falvey said.
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To navigate this balancing act, parents say they lean on other parents of TikTokers and social media stars for guidance and advice, through email chains, texting and Facebook messages.
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"Lack of testing kits has angered doctors and patients in China," he added, leading them to lean on things like CT scans and lung X-rays to diagnose patients.
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Both amendments failed on party-line votes, sparking plenty of Democratic concerns that Trump's lawyers now have free rein to lean on documents only the White House knows exist.
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Even if the Chiefs find a way to slow down Derrick Henry, the Titans can finally lean on Ryan Tannehill, who has taken a backseat on this playoff run.
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The playbook is well-worn: First, call for denuclearization, then when asked how to achieve that outcome, call on Beijing to help lean on Pyongyang to make it so.
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But without jump scares to keep the audience on its toes, holiday special hosts have to lean on a revolving door of celebrity guests to keep the spirits bright.
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"Creators need a toolset they can lean on that helps them know their fanbase and hyper-monetize," Beau Bryant, Fullscreen's senior vice president of talent and programming, told Mashable.
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Lean on Pete is a lovely, lyrical journey through the western United States, one that lets a teenage boy process his emotions against the vastness of the empty landscape.
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He also owns a 5-year-old horse named Lean on Pete, who is probably on his way to Mexico, where he will be slaughtered, sooner rather than later.
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