The former vice president leaned on his experience, while Glenn leaned on his compelling biography.
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During the 1930s and '40s, most of Hollywood leaned left, and Hayden leaned with it.
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Last election, in June 2012, non-attending Catholics leaned slightly toward Obama while practicing Catholics leaned Mitt Romney.
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A new whiteboard, still in its wrapping, leaned against one wall; a carry-on suitcase leaned against another.
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Pew data from 2016 shows that Boomers were split evenly between those who leaned Republican and those who leaned Democrat.
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Of the 39 reviews we found online by early Wednesday morning, 22 leaned rotten, while 17 leaned fresh (and many of those just barely).
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The margin of sampling error is ±2.8 percentage points for the full sample; it is larger for subgroups like leaned Republicans and leaned Democrats.
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Half the respondents said they identified with or leaned to the Democratic Party, while 43 percent identified with or leaned to the Republican Party.
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A Pew Research survey from 2014 found that 65 percent of the NYT's audience leaned to the left, while only 12 percent leaned to the right.
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The proportion of uncommitted voters that identified as or leaned Democrat was slightly above the proportion that identified as or leaned Republican (49 percent versus 47 percent).
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The additional 27 percent who leaned toward an anti-immigrant stance gave Trump a 50-point margin, while those who leaned toward immigrants supported Clinton by a narrow eight points.
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THE BET WAS PREDOMINANTLY – WAS PROBABLY - PREDOMINANTLY LEANED ALLERGAN.
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Unfriended And then there's Unfriended, a 2014 thriller that leaned so far into our device-laden reality, when everything else leaned away, that it actually took place entirely on a computer screen.
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Back in April, the ABC News/Washington Post found an equal percentage of voters who leaned Democratic and those who leaned Republican who said they were certain they were going to vote.
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But Mr. Mook stressed that the map leaned in Mrs.
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Trump has leaned on Goldman alums in key administration posts.
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For months, they leaned on each other for emotional support.
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But since 2008, Clarkson's public politics have increasingly leaned left.
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The clone leaned forward, the expression on his face pained.
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Eric leaned over to apologize about all the political talk.
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Hulu has leaned heavily into this type of licensed programming.
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Then he paused, glanced behind his shoulder, and leaned forward.
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Actually, no I don't, she's leaned up against a wall.
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Some brands leaned on nostalgia for their Super Bowl ads.
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Quinnipiac's polling has leaned toward Republicans, according to Nate Silver.
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When we started making these, we leaned toward sweeter cocktails.
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So, I leaned on my closest friends, probably too much.
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It's not like Microsoft could have leaned on Windows forever.
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"He leaned further in and inhaled my hair," Flores wrote.
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Ideally, he wouldn't be leaned on as much as this.
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Phyllis Schlafly "leaned in" to smother the Equal Rights Amendment.
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He leaned over & told me that 'Hillary wasn't feeling well.
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In the May interview, Fallon leaned into the Colbert rivalry.
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Aisha leaned forward and asked him where he was going.
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Two figures leaned into the windshield, huddling against the cold.
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Before she left she leaned toward me and said: Hey.
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Sometimes, she leaned farther and her breasts brushed against him.
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Charlotte leaned against his shoulder and reached for his hand.
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In Dorchester, Mosby leaned back in her chair and sighed.
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Between men and women, the survey leaned toward more women.
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Leaned meats have always been part of a healthy diet.
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McCullers leaned on it especially when he was in trouble.
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Tebow leaned over, picked up the ball and signed it.
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Paul George leaned forward and whispered in Cousins's ear. Whop.
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Paixao leaned over and kissed her son on the cheek.
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But that leaned heavily on assumptions that could be misleading.
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Hirsch leaned over and put his mouth near Doc's ear.
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Coach Peter DeBoer has leaned heavily on Jones of late.
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I leaned into the slight alcohol buzz I still had.
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The EMSC report leaned almost entirely on a single study.
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A security guard leaned over and spoke into Newsome's ear.
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He leaned forward toward the man in the purple sweater.
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Ellison leaned over the sink, adrenaline coming back to Earth.
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Mr. Criss, 30, leaned over and pointed out the window.
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Given this change, some younger artists have leaned toward autonomy.
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So you guys leaned really heavily into scooters, this idea.
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He hoisted himself over his bad leg and leaned forward.
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At times he leaned back in his chair, appearing relaxed.
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Viewers noticed Ms. Grande's uncomfortable expression as she leaned away.
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Sanders, meanwhile, leaned on his signature issue: Medicare for All.
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She shook the woman's hand and leaned in to listen.
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My friend leaned over the table and lowered her voice.
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Meditation apps have also leaned into the celebrity voice craze.
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The policeman leaned down and spoke directly in his ear.
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This was the week the congresswomen leaned into their nickname.
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Then again, New York and California once leaned Republican too.
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Others, like Barack Obama, have leaned heavily on its expertise.
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Patrons mingled around the door and leaned on parked cars.
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We leaned toward the performative aspect and the found families.
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I leaned on my siblings and girlfriends for emotional support.
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Trump and his allies have leaned heavily on a Sept.
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Ms. Steele and Mr. Zamora leaned in, heads nearly touching.
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Both leaned forward in their chairs and seemed at ease.
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A few Nordic poles leaned against the wooden walls outside.
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He leaned in and spoke with fire in his voice.
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All the states leaned Democratic in the last presidential contest.
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I stood and leaned against the tree to settle myself.
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He leaned forward as if to admire the artist's brushwork.
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She leaned over behind the counter and then stood up.
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He staggered to his corner and leaned on the ropes.
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Trump leaned heavily into the culture wars during his speeches.
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According to Pew Research, 37% of Republicans or those who leaned toward the GOP responded that they believed the virus was created in a lab, compared to 21% of Democrats or those who leaned Democratic.
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Asha leaned forward, and their lips met for the second time.
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At one point, the ladies leaned in for a deep hug.
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And my cousin leaned down and said, 'Why are you crying?
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Since the iPhone's inception, Apple has leaned on a predictable lifecycle.
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Saints Row 2 leaned in even harder a couple years later.
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He leaned in close to me while handing me my drink.
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More stretches: Dr. Dole leaned on a table, extending a treat.
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In the past eight years, however, the state has leaned blue.
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Instead of shying away from the mockery, Jenner leaned into it.
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Margery leaned in to smell for warm breath and found it.
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Rob Spon, the team's tireless coach, leaned forward in his seat.
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But the judge allowed it and the defense leaned on it.
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She loved certain characters; I probably leaned more toward the villains.
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At one point, Simmons even leaned in for a sweet kiss.
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And OKCupid users have leaned to the left in the past.
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One Ethereum developer leaned back to ask me what ossification means.
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"Jill leaned in before everyone else, ever," one woman told Hess.
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I leaned over our kitchen counter, my butt facing my wife.
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Other justices in their early days have leaned on their colleagues.
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He pressed his palms into the table and leaned forward conspiratorially.
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And that's what Hader leaned into in his smug, preening performance.
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He leaned his head on his hand and shook it more.
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The train leaned into bend, and a small station flung by.
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I leaned over and kissed her, and said, 'I love you.
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The marketers responsible for the visuals leaned heavily on paramilitary imagery.
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He stepped near the grave, leaned over and spat on it.
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He leaned in and... the totally awkward and embarrassing thing happened.
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He leaned into his inexperience and used it to his advantage.
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At its end, she leaned in to politely hug him goodbye.
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Rather than invoking Hollywood clichés, I leaned on soldiers' letters home.
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Khalifeh leaned intently toward her, sculpting the air in figure eights.
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At a four-way stop, she leaned over and kissed me.
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Among Republicans, women and younger voters leaned harder against the president.
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Grenier heavily leaned into television after the 1999 film was released.
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Trading in Chipotle's options also leaned towards bearish bets on Wednesday.
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Yemen, he leaned heavily upon his predecessor's policies—an inconvenient fact
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The man leaned over and rubbed a finger under her chin.
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Like many couples I talked to, Ms. Jackson leaned toward Mrs.
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For two years he has leaned hard on the Justice Department.
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He leaned in, inches from the surface, refining edges and details.
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The Democrats have especially leaned on Hispanic women for their campaign.
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He got out and leaned back on a long metal lever.
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He leaned back, or maybe fell back, onto Coach Mo's shins.
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Fitzpatrick, tellingly, has leaned on the national economy -- as has Trump.
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I leaned into Hales a bit confused about the whole ordeal.
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Frank explained that his clientele, mostly Japanese, leaned toward sweet cocktails.
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And once you've leaned in, tell the interviewer you're the shit.
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He took it and leaned toward me with his mouth open.
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So I leaned over and go, 'You call that a cock?
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The broken wooden spindle leaned with him, pushing into his back.
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Casey played nine players, but really leaned meaningfully on just seven.
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To get to this Series, both franchises leaned heavily on analytics.
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He breathed in deeply, leaned toward his black microphone and spoke.
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Still, Trump leaned on several dubious arguments to support his position.
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I mean," he leaned close, "You can't take it with you.
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Bush leaned in close to the M.C. seated next to her.
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Most of the bill, for one thing, leaned toward heavy electronics.
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In that instance, he leaned heavily on his slider and changeup.
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Isabella leaned her head back against the leather seats and waited.
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As he passed, he leaned over and hissed something at us.
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Trump also leaned early into protecting himself politically in the crisis.
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I leaned on my Guantánamo experience to appeal to Lt. Gen.
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I leaned across her to the gentleman standing to her right.
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She leaned over the bowl to breathe in the rising steam.
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Daly closed his eyes, leaned back and soaked it all in.
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Gayle leaned toward hypervigilance, painfully aware of Eli's vulnerabilities and defenselessness.
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Then he leaned back in the water like an overturned turtle.
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Along the main street of Windsor, people leaned precariously from windows.
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Looking dazed, they leaned on luggage in the hectic loading zone.
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They clasped hands and leaned in to listen to each other.
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Guiltily, I leaned out over the terrace, staring at those slippers.
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Seniors were once a swing constituency that frequently leaned toward Democrats.
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My name was called, and I leaned toward my new classmate.
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Between concrete sinks used for washing clothes, bicycles leaned against walls.
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William's arms were folded across his chest, his head leaned back.
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A young woman in round glasses leaned back in her chair.
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She nodded, and leaned forward, and waited for him to continue.
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The first Biennial, in 2014, leaned too heavily on established names.
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Trying to hear him above the music, I leaned and slipped.
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While Kentucky (232-210) leaned on Fox and Monk, others contributed.
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In that spirit, the Freedom Party has long leaned toward Moscow.
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Beijing, more often than not, leaned on Washington rather than Pyongyang.
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Weedy leaned on a black iron gate, looking on from afar.
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Mr. Donnelly, leaving nothing to chance, leaned on a visual aid.
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" He leaned forward in his chair and nodded "yes" and "no.
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He paused for a second and leaned in, cupping his ear.
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So I leaned on the camera; its memory seemed crystalline, undegradable.
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She pinned me against the wall and leaned on my chest.
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The shots of animal pleasure came when I wasn't thinking, when I leaned into a turn and felt the strength of the wall, or leaned back and felt the speed of the board's passage over the water.
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Voting districts that had historically leaned to the left were reshaped to include around 5,000 more voters than districts that traditionally leaned right, according to an analysis by polling specialists at Political Capital, a Hungarian think tank.
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Kevin Brady, leaned back in his chair and put in eye drops.
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Omar occasionally leaned over to speak intimately, authoritatively with Babiker in Arabic.
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Cops leaned on physical, electronic, and video surveillance to build their case.
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Peter Garcia, a high school buddy of Marco Rubio, leaned over from
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He leaned on the product team to solve the wait-time problem.
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I wanted to kiss that spot, its sudden openness: I leaned down.
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Tsai's DPP has traditionally leaned in favor of independence for the island.
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He leaned in, trying to speak over the din of others' conversation.
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Fodorio fetched two champagnes and leaned against a tall table with Jana.
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Yep, it's just a red hula hoop leaned up against a bed.
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But she also leaned on her children, particularly her oldest daughter Gabriela.
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Commenting after the Commons vote, Mrs May also leaned against the idea.
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"I don't want to leave you," I whispered before I leaned in.
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"I leaned on my mom at that time growing up," he explains.
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As she ran into bugs, she leaned on strangers in discussion forums.
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I leaned away from the media circus, finding it overwhelming and distasteful.
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And out of nowhere, [Emmy] leaned over and gave him another kiss.
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Future bounces between powerfully candid street raps and woozy, leaned-up singing.
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Bob leaned over and kissed me, and said 'Will you marry me?
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These jobs were hard, and we leaned in on the gallows humor.
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Had it leaned into this, The Bunker might have found an identity.
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People in crumbling high-rise apartments leaned from balconies dangling red scarves.
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Trump leaned into his speech, which was just shy of 90 minutes.
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Once my ankles were bound together, I leaned back and looked. Pretty.
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The crowd leaned forward for the imminent destruction of the young poet.
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This was uncomfortable, so she leaned forward, pushing herself into his hand.
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Independents leaned toward Trump not being exonerated, 58 percent to 41 percent.
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Back in 20163, the state's Hispanic voters, disproportionately Cuban-Americans, leaned Republican.
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" Burnham leaned forward and told him, "I'm sorry you feel that way.
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Family and friends leaned on each other during and after the Mass.
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Laura leaned against a rock, took out her laptop, and began typing.
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He leaned on an outsized, nearly feral charisma more than his words.
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Meanwhile, Sadoski sported a wide grin as he leaned into his wife.
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S. took a deep breath and leaned in to kiss me again.
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The five-time All-Star leaned in: I'm coming to get you.
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She also leaned into her sexual personal well into her old age.
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For a brief moment, he even leaned against his caretaker with affection.
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Few teams cut more or leaned as heavily on dribble hand-offs.
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HAVERFORD, Pa. — The teenager leaned into the microphone, pausing for a beat.
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He leaned in to kiss each of his sons on the forehead.
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" To Alma's shock, Esperanza leaned forward and cried, "We want a mother!
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Making my way down the row, I smiled and leaned toward them.
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With her head against my chest, I leaned down and hugged her.
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Claire's quest to return leaned in to the particulars of time travel.
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Mark and I leaned our heaters against a stack of books instead.
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She rolled her eyes, and I leaned in to kiss her forehead.
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Over the past year, Varsity Tutors has leaned hard into online classes.
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She leaned against Dee, and he reached down to rub her ankles.
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My post-Frugal travel writing often leaned more to the high end.
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A slew of the Super Bowl spots leaned heavily on the nostalgic.
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Masahiro Tanaka leaned his head against a wall and stared into space.
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Sekulow leaned into this theory of the case during his closing argument.
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It's part of the reason why I've leaned into the butch identity.
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Then she leaned down, addressing the children in a conspiratorial stage whisper.
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Mr. Tombeur, the watch dealer, leaned over to take an admiring look.
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But we leaned on each other to make sure it wasn't forgotten.
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Eduardo leaned on his little podium, propped his chin in his hand.
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N.Y.U. leaned toward New Age and world music — Brian Eno; sitars; didgeridoos.
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Ms. Benedetto leaned over toward her husband and gestured to the sunshine.
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On the train home, I leaned into Ian and recounted the interaction.
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His stepdaughter leaned forward and pressed her clasped hands to her face.
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She leaned back in her chair, staring out at the gathering gallery.
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Century-old oak trees littered the street or leaned precariously against homes.
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Progressive lawmakers and candidates have also leaned into the DSA label. Sen.
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They leaned away from each other, their shadows overlapping on the ground.
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Later, smiling children posed for photographs as they leaned against the fragment.
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His wife leaned over and told him his love had been radiant.
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Dr. Green leaned over and quietly asked him if he was ready.
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The Supreme Court leaned on these doll tests in its Brown v.
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This year Google leaned into that and it seems to have worked.
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I leaned against the hood as I kicked off my wet waders.
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So Eaves leaned on the Wisconsin equipment manager Nate LaPoint for guidance.
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Mr. Calvillo leaned on his cane and called the girls to him.
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Every two hours, she leaned under the robot to check tire pressures.
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He noted that more people in the 2010s leaned toward neutral colors.
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His work has always leaned on folklore, superstitions and old wives' tales.
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Democrats leaned heavily into Barr's decision-making process in crafting the summary.
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After he stopped entirely, he leaned on Brigitte when he had cravings.
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He then leaned down and tried to kiss me, more than once.
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A big black car pulled up, and she leaned in the window.
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Forty-seven percent of those who said they leaned liberal strongly supported a national jobs program, as did 2628 percent of moderates, 28503 percent of those who leaned conservative and 22019 percent of those who were strongly conservative.
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As the Philippine president leaned in for the kiss, the crowd enthusiastically cheered.
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And she leaned on family, her faith and songwriting in her darkest moments.
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Muslim Americans, who before 9/11 leaned conservative, are disavowing the Republican Party.
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I smiled, closed my eyes, and leaned in to kiss…a total stranger.
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She said she nearly lost her balance as she leaned away from him.
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Several analysts said the documents released by the staff leaned towards an approval.
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Facebook Watch require the user being in a different, more leaned-back mindset.
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And he suggested a soundscape that leaned heavily on early '90s hip hop.
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Historically, Snapchat has leaned into its role as an app for young people.
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Sanders has leaned into the argument that Buttigieg is compromised by big money.
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Executives at the network leaned on him to stay, but to no avail.
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The men leaned forward in the bench seats as they neared the village.
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Several seconds later Merkel leaned in again and the two sealed the deal.
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She said she leaned backward to avoid him and almost lost her balance.
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Kass leaned back in her chair and scanned the leaves overhead for inspiration.
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The secretary had gripped Rebecca's hand tight and leaned in toward her ear.
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The government has also leaned on producers to invest in local refinery facilities.
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He leaned on his family, and especially Ellie, for support as he recovered.
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She leaned over her meal and peered at the Gear Fit2 with interest.
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When Nathaniel signed off, he leaned back in his seat with a sigh.
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Giuliani leaned into Barr's comments and omitted a key caveat from his testimony.
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Cigarette Racing also leaned on the AMG division's F1 program for engineering trickery.
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Johnson took the photo from above as his daughter leaned back against him.
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She leaned into him and parted from him for a second to speak.
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Although it has traditionally leaned Republican, Trump barely won the district in 2016.
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I leaned down to snort a line, and then looked up at her.
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We just leaned in to the list of it all from the title.
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When I turned to face him, he smiled and leaned toward my ear.
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At the University of Wisconsin-Madison, he leaned hard into attacks on Gov.
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Both men had leaned hard on wavering senators over the past few days.
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A woman leaned into kiss me and almost ripped my lower lip off.
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"Everyone leaned in disbelieving," said Slate's Dahlia Lithwick, who was in the courtroom.
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He leaned over, gave the stroker a few friendly tugs, and ambled away.
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The men guffawed, and Sam leaned over to open the door for her.
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He leaned against the patrol car, still holding his Ted Cruz rally sign.
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Bilibili has also leaned on partnerships to grow its reservoir of gaming titles.
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A second later, he opened them, leaned forward and suggested something wonderfully obscene.
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When they leaned over that couch, we looked, yes, right up everybody's butt.
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Immediately, as one, all the drivers in the tunnel leaned on their horns.
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It was Lonnie who leaned on Ali to become the face of Parkinson's.
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He leaned forward as he fired rights and lefts at Liston's expressionless face.
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I leaned against the jacuzzi tub and downed my sandwich in two bites.
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But, we wager there are a few viral trends you leaned into hard.
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Now they did in 2018 -- they leaned into it -- and look what happened.
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EUGENE, Oregon (Reuters) - Allyson Felix leaned for the finish line; Jenna Prandini lunged.
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As the plates were cleared away he leaned forward, his eyes searching me.
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Kim leaned to his left in a casual manner toward the US President.
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They're to protect American artists from"—he leaned into a microphone—" you guys .
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Close leaned back in his chair and studied the ceiling for a moment.
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For several hundred years, the David leaned at an angle of several degrees.
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While the group targeted both parties, it leaned heavily toward Democrats, including Reps.
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Risher leaned back into his chair and folded his arms, holding the pose.
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If Felix had leaned at the line, it might have made a difference.
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"I leaned out the window and shouted 'we are still here'," he said.
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"The wolf leaned in, jaws open wide, then stopped suddenly," Ms. Hamilton wrote.
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My father leaned in close to Amma and said, ''Do you recognize Aziz?
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There, by an unfinished gate, leaned a wheelbarrow against a pile of bricks.
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His frequent collaborator Drake's More Life playlist leaned heavily on contemporary British artists.
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Clester leaned in to address the driver, but the windows were tinted opaque.
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It flicked a switch—they leaned in, started talking, clapped each other on.
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As dozens of boys filed by, Mr. Audi leaned in, lowering his voice.
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The "Glee" star, 32, certainly leaned into his musical side for the reception.
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She leaned on me, and we left the restaurant almost arm in arm.
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Leaning on debt Netflix has leaned heavily on debt to fund that success.
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"We have leaned over backward to make sure they are represented," he said.
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A loss in that the person Shannon leaned on the most was leaving.
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He leaned his sweaty shoebox jaw over her shoulder and breathed stale coffee.
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Mr. Jimenez leaned forward with his hands clasped, listening carefully to every word.
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Finally, during the fifth set, he leaned over and heaved near the baseline.
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The district has typically leaned Republican, though Barack Obama won it in 2008.
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Warren leaned back and stretched her feet out, comfortable in gray wool socks.
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She leaned in, and the two of us looked at the insole together.
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Including the number of House members leaned in favor of the larger states.
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When I couldn't easily find one, I leaned in and started my own.
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Officials also leaned on her mother to pressure Ms. Yue to back off.
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The report found "substantial evidence" that Trump leaned on McGahn to fire Mueller.
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His eyes narrowed, he leaned in, and we kissed, burger faces and all.
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No chain restaurant has leaned into pleasing customers like myself more than Applebee's.
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For those reasons, Mr. Trump leaned right harder than usual on Friday night.
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Lyse Armand, a rising senior at Westbury High School, leaned over her notebook.
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And like Messi, Dybala has leaned on his family to shape his career.
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" I kind of leaned over to Page and was like, "What about 'Frost'?
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"It almost makes me nervous," Blum said, then leaned back and looked up.
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Amid the chaotic scene, O'Rourke at one point leaned in to his sons.
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Those results include respondents who said they leaned toward Hawley and McCaskill, respectively.
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Michael leaned against a windowsill, the sky and the freeway shining behind him.
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Sherlock wanted to make sure that d'Arnaud leaned back on his right leg.
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" She leaned on a needlepoint pillow that read "It Ain't Easy Being Queen.
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"I've always leaned more into making things artistically valid to me," he said.
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But the league has leaned into its players' politics during the Trump era.
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" Mr. Heidecker leaned in to clarify the point: "We're never trying to alienate.
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Throughout the trial, the Girls Do Porn defense attorney leaned on these contracts.
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Harris in particular has leaned heavily on impeachment in the last two weeks.
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Miss Lewis leaned against the tree and crossed one ankle over the other.
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She leaned over and placed the plate on the edge of the table.
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He wiped his sleeve across his face and leaned forward in his saddle.
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He leaned back in his chair and sank into himself for a minute.
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Mueller's report found "substantial evidence" that Trump leaned on McGahn to fire Mueller.
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Women in head scarves leaned for comfort against the chests of their relatives.
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He leaned toward retirement, he said, but then decided to try to return.
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" Zohar leaned over, Yoel still in his arms, and tickled Yael's feet. "Up!
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My fearful outlook was also influenced by my parents' evangelicalism, which leaned apocalyptic.
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An earnest search for truth would have leaned hard on those two subordinates.
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The Justice smiled and leaned toward Guzman and asked what her job was.
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He leaned forward and tapped the bottom right corner of the top page.
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But they recall that he leaned toward personal conservatism, including avoiding nonhalal meat.
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But Animal Kingdom wisely leaned into what made it different: It's about family.
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But he said he leaned on that moment throughout his high school career.
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Though the share of leaned Republicans choosing Clinton on any of the tested issues tops out at 0013% on health care, Trump is the most trusted for 2001% of leaned Democrats on terrorism, 2920% on the economy and 23% on immigration.
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"For a number of years, we had leaned hard towards stocks, and within stocks and large caps, really, we had leaned hard towards the cyclical sectors" like industrials, the firm's senior global equity strategist told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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The Musketeers leaned heavily on all three in a tough road environment Friday night.
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Asha leaned backward as she came around and slid an arm behind Lynn's back.
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I think I have always leaned into any fluidity in terms of my sexuality.
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A white-haired couple leaned close together, speaking German; I could hear French too.
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They leaned over, cautiously, not exactly desiring of being that close to Noor again.
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The band rattled through a set that leaned heavily on crowd-pleasing past releases.
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Some congressional Republicans have also leaned into skepticism about Comey's possible political intents. Rep.
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People leaned out their windows to try and see the end of the line.
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During a brief break in the online broadcast, Tom Hanks leaned toward Jack Dorsey.
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The white working-class theory assumes there are economic reasons voters leaned toward Trump.
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Shkreli paused while his lawyer leaned over his shoulder and whispered in his ear.
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But they also leaned heedlessly into the cruel sexual violence of Martin's literary world.
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Vice leaned his head on her shoulder and took a drag of her cigarette.
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Sutcliffe smiled and asked him questions, while people nearby leaned closer to listen in.
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Bush, the former governor of Florida, leaned on his well-known family for support.
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After the ceremony, the new governor leaned over the stage to guests gathered below.
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That said, I do wish they leaned into the Batman mythos a little more.
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L.S.U. also leaned on a defense that played its best game of the season.
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Then he leaned in close to Mazer as if to pass on a secret.
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Throughout the Senate trial, Trump's lawyers leaned on several arguments in the president's defense.
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Once they were in the parking lot, a protester leaned into Lakshmi's open window.
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When Mr. Hicks leaned against the granite countertop on the kitchen island, it slid.
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Then, someone leaned out of the passenger seat window and started firing a gun.
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When she was drunk enough to feel everything spinning, she leaned her head back.
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However, searches for "crime" leaned right: Fox News got far more links than expected.
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Another walked, leaned, held, stood, stepped on and across a room's length of people.
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"I don't think you're quick enough," he teased Jasmine as he leaned over her.
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Diplomats say they have long leaned on Iran to curb its ballistic-missile programme.
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Hunter leaned over and saw the glint of a stainless steel 0.44 magnum revolver.
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Agnes leaned into some really challenging stories and made us feel for those characters.
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But it was loud in Oracle and she couldn't hear, so she leaned over.
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Sure enough, the hat surfaced, and a teacher leaned over to fish it out.
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The defence secretary, General Jim Mattis, leaned towards supplying Ukraine with "lethal defensive weapons".
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The voters in the CNN poll leaned Democratic by a margin of approximately 15%.
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And finally, he leaned heavily on the "I'm too old to know better" defense.
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With Antetokounmpo out of the lineup, the Bucks leaned on Middleton from the start.
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Allyson leaned back in a chair at the AAC Needle Exchange in Cambridge, Mass.
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Zwicharowski reportedly leaned down and yelled "Can you hear me?" into the detached ear.
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Two dudes leaned against the other side of that backstop shooting up😞 pic.twitter.
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But others within his administration — including Defense Secretary Ash Carter — leaned toward Apple's side.
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At one point, she even leaned her head against son Jack McCain's shoulder. Sen.
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Chris Coons and Jon Tester, sitting in the back — leaned in for hushed conversations.
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On Thursday, Damond leaned on Castile for support, eyes closed and lips pursed shut.
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Throughout the harrowing health battle, Kevin Sr. leaned on the support of his family.
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She sensed the interview had gone south, and, in today's parlance, she leaned in.
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He believed in what we were doing, and we leaned on him big time.
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He leaned forward to hide his face against the scalding heat of the sun.
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Washington has leaned on Heath and another coach at Clark, Michael Franklin, as mentors.
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He leaned on LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, who both had it, for advice.
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Since welcoming his little boy, Harper tells PEOPLE he's leaned on family and friends.
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Respondents who said they leaned conservatives were even more opposed, 28503 to 22019 percent.
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They talked shop, until he suddenly leaned over and kissed her on the lips.
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The court had leaned right until the death of Justice Antonin Scalia in February.
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Once, Clay leaned the wrong way and Liston tagged him with a long left.
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I leaned against a wall, face to face with his terrible end once again.
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His choreography included a mix of positions — some arched backwards, while others leaned forwards.
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As their conversation ended, he leaned in for a kiss and she ran away.
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Daniels allegedly made her way toward two detectives, leaned over and grabbed their faces.
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Rickey Henderson leaned over the plate; Fred McGriff could hardly stand farther from it.
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I looked at the floor and the swordsman leaned toward me with the handkerchief.
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She leaned over them with scalpels and knives, pushing down with all her weight.
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JPMorgan has leaned heavily into accounting and tax, funding three startups in that area.
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Close leaned back in his chair to let the light pour onto his face.
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The marketing team leaned on clips from "The Hills" that had these emotional pulls.
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He leaned on a former Comcast lobbyist to set up a trip to Morocco.
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My colleague, the photographer Tomás Munita, leaned out of the copter to take pictures.
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The Icelandic authorities have leaned against the upward pressure and built up FX reserves.
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Donald J. Trump's coalition was overwhelmingly white, and leaned toward male and older voters.
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The area has traditionally leaned Republican, but Trump appears to have changed that somewhat.
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Grabbing hold of the railing, Samira leaned over the sea, as if to purge.
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It was a multinational group but leaned heavy on the Americas and far east.
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And the effects team leaned on its uniquely hands-on research to solve them.
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At home, his listening leaned toward Nirvana and Weezer, then Mogwai and Aphex Twin.
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At that point, she said, Franken leaned in and suggested that he accompany her.
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When her feet were firmly on the ground, he leaned over and kissed her.
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The younger Senator leaned in quickly, hoisted the other up & clasped tight their hand.
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Mr. Levine leaned over to his skeptical friend from France and smiled in triumph.
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She smiled at me, leaned forward slightly, and began to puke all over me.
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Before Mr. Comey's new announcement, there were already signs indicating independents leaned towards Trump.
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Prince Andrei leaned over his plans, which he had spread out on the counter.
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All week long, people leaned in to each other, touched each other and talked.
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One woman wearing a green Philadelphia Eagles T-shirt leaned over to thank Mrs.
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Apparently sensing my confusion, he leaned forward and spoke in strained but clear words.
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Alarmed, she said she leaned backwards to avoid him and almost lost her balance.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the White House leaned hard on Flake.
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Mr. Gardner leaned back into the sofa and rested his feet on the table.
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He stood up tall and leaned into the mic ready to face the media.
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So she leaned in and kissed me as I had never been kissed before.
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One passenger leaned out the window and cursed Jews before the car sped off.
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So, I leaned in to all the ways that she was...not so tough?
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" Before he could continue, Fleetwood leaned into his microphone and said: "You're so arrogant.
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The weaker he became, the more he and his wife leaned on each other.
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The Perezes leaned into breakfast and lunch, pushing the homemade breads and baked goods.
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As we shared dessert, the Solicitor leaned in, asked if he could do something.
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Areas where voters already leaned right tended to increase support for right-wing parties.
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I've leaned toward several candidates, including Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg and, especially, Elizabeth Warren.
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Throughout, she leaned on that marathoner she had met her freshman year, Justin Grunewald.
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Then he leaned down and spoke into the interrogator's ear as the body jerked.
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Newly engaged, I leaned over and gave Gail a simple peck on the cheek.
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She leaned forward, putting her hands on her knees, and saw her friend recoil.
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And so what if Trump leaned on Ukraine for dirt on his political rivals?
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After Mr. Trump, during the third debate, leaned into his microphone and called Mrs.
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" She leaned in close to her cat and crooned, "It's up to you-oo!
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"Beto, run for president, buddy," one man leaned in to say as they walked.
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Without Cespedes, the Mets have leaned heavily on Conforto and Walker to produce runs.
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She said she leaned on her Christian faith to endure until she could escape.
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Brian Sandoval, who has more than 28503 percent approval, leaned on a Republican Sen.
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Another agent leaned toward deleting it, taking it as directed at Muslims in general.
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Towers of ice leaned against arches of ice, which pressed into palaces of ice.
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On the contrary, she's leaned in on roasting Trump whenever an opportunity presents itself.
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They leaned in to chat as they watched the Championship match that same day.
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My colleague Tony Romm thought candidates should have leaned into Twitter memes even more.
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But Biden has only leaned harder into the message of unity in recent months.
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Independents leaned toward believing Cohen: 47% of them said he was telling the truth.
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Mr. Torres said Mr. Coll then pulled up Mr. Spear's head and leaned forward.
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" Then she leaned in: "But sometimes you just have to track a little mud.
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The Mueller report found "substantial evidence" that Trump leaned on McGahn to fire Mueller.
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I had the store open already, and I leaned on my team super heavily.
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Business groups have leaned on their executive members to provide dispatches from the ground.
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In the growth-inflation trade-off, the RBI has clearly leaned toward the latter.
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He leaned over to offer a warning: "There are right-wingers here," he said.
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" Tamir leaned over and in a low voice, almost whispering, said, "You are innocent.
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Back then, Clinton leaned on her experience, hoping it would result in a win.
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Skin care and beauty companies have leaned into the rising interest in the regimen.
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Don Rickles leaned over our table at Elaine's and pointed at an attractive blonde.
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Senators leaned on Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd as an expert in the area.
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Parsing the situation with a friend, we leaned toward the wife as an explanation.
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The list leaned east, away from the tech-saturated hubs of the West Coast.
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"As people have appreciated that more, we've leaned into it," he told the hosts.
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The SO323 said he leaned over Portier's shoulder as he typed out the email.
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Johnson leaned against the car, and Vega stood next to him, flashing a peace sign.
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FROM PEN: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce
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"That's epic," Vonn, 34, said as she leaned in and gently touched the animal's nose.
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To keep developer overhead to a minimum, we have leaned heavily on the Immutables library.
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Our favorite trends unquestionably leaned toward the colorful side of beauty these past 12 months.
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A lot of the Twitter ire leaned in the direction of Mr. Nick Viall himself.
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" Per Sherman, in recent days Lachlan Murdoch has "leaned more in his brother James's direction.
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He sweetly held the back of her head as she leaned up for their kiss.
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Quickly, Urban abandoned his mic for hers and leaned in so their voices would blend.
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Taylor then leaned over the counter, grabbed the employee's shirt, and jerked her toward him.
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She leaned into the dog's spine, lifted a hind leg, working an inner thigh muscle.
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What happens when what you've always leaned on to resolve conflict doesn't really work anymore?
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And we leaned on the two-shot more when you and Joe are in sync.
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People 70 and older leaned toward liquor during unpleasant times and wine for jubilant occasions.
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The Tigers, known for Lock&aposs prolific passing, leaned heavily on the running game early.
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For years, Bieber has attended Hillsong services and leaned on pastor Carl Lentz for support.
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The government has leaned on the press, for example by withdrawing advertising from critical newspapers.
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And Dan Henderson leaned well forwards at the waist and never recovered from his swings.
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So far, speculative positioning on the Cboe bitcoin contracts has leaned to the short side.
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Her Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has traditionally leaned in favor of formal independence from China.
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Samsung's leaned in further on the curves, leaving little to no bezel on the thing.
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Her "Suits" wedding style leaned more extravagant with an A-line skirt and lace detail.
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Mr. Wheelwright leaned toward her with a tsk-tsk noise: Rose's cue to kiss him.
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Facebook has leaned on artificial intelligence as a kind of panacea for its moderation woes.
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That was all before she leaned into stemwinder about how he's not taking corporate money.
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"I leaned out the window and waved a white shirt out the window," Moore says.
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In 1992, 48% of white men considered themselves Republicans or leaned toward the Republican Party.
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I leaned back, put my whole body into it, and hauled the strap towards me.
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Instead, it leaned on its talented cast to become a solid ensemble half-hour comedy.
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The first Death Eater confidently leaned forward to plant a kiss on his cheek. 'Oh!
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But these were tiny victories; later, Stevens leaned against the ropes, getting his liver hammered.
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He leaned back and kept his eyes on his open computer screen as he talked.
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Asian central banks have leaned towards an easing bias this year faced with slowing growth.
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Fischer leaned into the photo wearing a hunter green hood and a dark baseball hat.
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But, then Cruz asked about a specific employee getting fired -- presumably because he leaned right.
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In the shot, Nick held a cigar as Chopra Jonas leaned back against his chest.
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He then leaned in, catching me off guard, and kissed me almost on the lips.
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As I took my first sip, the guy to my left leaned in really close.
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Despite the conflicting accounts, FBI investigators have leaned against seeking charges over the Kislyak discussions.
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No female senators were initially included, and the group leaned toward conservatives and McConnell allies.
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Facing stubborn resistance in Congress, he leaned on his executive powers to improve working conditions.
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It leaned against the closed subway doors and rotated — almost getting off at Atlantic Avenue.
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Jamie leaned in and measuredly thwacked the carton down the table toward his little brother.
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"Yes, there's a sequence," Raza said, as we leaned toward a screen to examine it.
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In the shot, he held a cigar as Chopra Jonas leaned back against his chest.
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And Biles jokingly fainted when the actor leaned in for a kiss on the cheek.
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" -- but Menendez was standing next to him, leaned over and told him to say, "Aye.
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Esvelt has leaned in to it, making a name for himself as the morality guy.
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He leaned across the dinner table, sort of half comically, and asked about her name.
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Frankie has leaned into every part of this journey and has lifted me up daily.
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I almost fell out of my seat when one female performer leaned in too close.
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I felt a gas pain, so I leaned forward slightly to quietly relieve the pressure.
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Jenner, in a chunky white sweater and black pants, leaned her head on Disick's shoulder.
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Once the job was done, Queen Elizabeth nonchalantly leaned on the shovel with a smile.
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He was assertive about kissing her; he got in her space, and then leaned in.
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Politico, citing three sources, reported that Trump "leaned in close" to Coons during the exchange.
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The loser of that fight, Gian Villante, leaned over the octagon fence, toward Mr. White.
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He leaned toward "strong characters" who, like Liam Howlett, both courted and mocked the mainstream.
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Either way, it's not therapy, but I have definitely leaned on it for therapeutic benefits.
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MORE, then leaned over to Michelle Obama and appeared to slip something into her hand.
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Tommy leaned more towards encouraging me more than giving me specific advice for the role.
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I leaned against the wall by the entrance, alone, waiting for it to be unlocked.
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A couple students leaned some tables against the door to cover up the narrow window.
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It was too dirty to sit on the floor, so I leaned against the door.
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After Stefani, 46, performed "Hella Good," she leaned over and planted a kiss on Shelton.
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Some department stores have leaned on their own off-price concepts to boost sales growth.
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His espionage years leaned into his status as one of the sexiest DC Comics heroes.
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Ondra leaned back and stared up the 15-meter wall that rose to the rafters.
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"That's the reality that we have," Ms. Kazakova said, though she leaned, insistently, into optimism.
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They shook hands, tapped each other's shoulder and leaned in for a couple of words.
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But his candidacy has empowered anti-Semites, and he has frequently leaned into their tropes.
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After the 3,000 meters ended on Saturday, Pechstein leaned over a partition to kiss Grosse.
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And indeed, season two of Barry has leaned into this reality through the character's backstory.
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It was a complicated feat that leaned heavily on her support among the Native corporations.
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As I leaned forward to grab them, I hit my head on the open door.
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Perhaps even more unsurprisingly, Trump has leaned into his most xenophobic inclinations throughout the epidemic.
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He leaned over, Ms. Rza Betts said, and planted a sloppy kiss on her mouth.
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For the second consecutive game against the Giants, the Dodgers leaned heavily on their bullpen.
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He leaned forward on his right foot, drawing Llorente in, a dancer beginning a tango.
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He also insists Trump leaned on him to drop the investigation into General Mike Flynn.
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Some leaned on canes or walkers; all said they missed heroin and its relative predictability.
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Think of the way your mother smelled as she leaned close to untangle the snarls.
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He leaned forward in his office chair and pressed his bare feet into the carpet.
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The man sitting next to him, Richard Hall, leaned over and asked what it was.
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I hovered near the bar hatch and leaned over the counter, anything for a glance.
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" At one point a searcher leaned close to the rubble and yelled: "Is anyone alive?
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He leaned close to give her a kiss and straighten her up in the bed.
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But so far, both sides say they did not know which way the jury leaned.
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But at the end, she leaned forward and spoke with pride about her husband's determination.
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They leaned on participation from the public, and most took the form of short parades.
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Men crouched on the floor, leaned against one another, hung from the rafters in hammocks.
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As I began to leave, I uncharacteristically leaned over and kissed him on the forehead.
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The polls also indicated erosion within the groups that Trump has leaned on most heavily.
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He then leaned in ... catching me off guard and kissed me almost on the lips.
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O'Rourke leaned into his proposal for a "mandatory buyback," which has split the Democratic field.
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He also knew that most reporters leaned left, and their beliefs sometimes seeped into coverage.
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Yang, like many insurgent candidates before him, leaned on non-traditional media to get attention.
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President Richard Nixon infamously leaned on federal law enforcement, leading to his resignation in 1974.
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But I know I leaned on that excuse to avoid my own guilt and grief.
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He shuffled in my direction, put his hands down on the table, and leaned over.
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A few leaned to the right, while several said they thought Manafort was likely guilty.
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Buttigieg's campaign has leaned into the Obama comparisons, and his supporters often draw those parallels.
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I mumbled something noncommittal, and she leaned back and punched me accusingly on the shoulder.
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In a recent interview in New York, she leaned in to mimic her mother's voice.
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Sean Casten is one of the rare vulnerable freshmen who has leaned hard into impeachment.
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And while Lady Gaga leaned heavily on her older hits at the game on Feb.
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Then he leaned in to kiss her on the lips, which caught her off guard.
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We didn't hide Christine's progressive views but rather leaned into them to frame the choice.
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The US has leaned on Mexico to stop them before they reach the US border.
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Despite its political influence, Mosaik leaned toward caricature in its depictions of race and class.
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After the story went viral, Mr. Paul on Wednesday leaned into the criticism on Twitter.
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As he ticked off soaring premiums in different states, the president leaned over to her.
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In the back seat, eight-foot-long two-by-fours leaned up toward the heavens.
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The franchise has historically mostly leaned toward the belief in established science over the supernatural.
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I leaned down and put my arms around her, watching the world from her perspective.
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She leaned over to the end table and poured herself another tumblerful of Kenny May.
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Then, once it spread and #WeezerCoverAfrica became something of a meme, Weezer fully leaned in.
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He leaned into different dimensions of the game that he previously thought he already knew.
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It just sort of made me mad, so I just sort of leaned into it.
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But Barca also made it through because it leaned heavily on its fabled youth academy.
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He leaned into a hesitation move before a burst toward the baseline, his sweet spot.
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Finally there are a few other swing states that have leaned pro-Trump so far.
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"I leaned over him in a puddle of blood and urine," an emotional Ms. Butler said.
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The two were seen huddled under an umbrella as they leaned in for a romantic kiss.
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But To All the Boys leaned into its fake dating premise with utter and relentless sincerity.
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"[Baby Lane] leaned over and rolled down the window and popped them," Davis told the filmmaker.
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Johnson leaned back on the wall but didn't go all the way down to the ground.
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Ted Cruz speaks with operatic pauses and has leaned heavily on religious imagery for his credibility.
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In the shot, Nick was seen holding a cigar as Chopra leaned back against his chest.
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They both went to each other's appointments and leaned on one another while comparing their symptoms.
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His other fingers leaned the opposite direction, like lanes curving around the bend of a racetrack.
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Small, overwhelming white, and politically independent New Hampshire leaned heavily into Sanders's populist fervor in 22020.
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Once on top, Kentucky leaned over and bit off the nose of the man from Virginia.
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Black voters have leaned Democratic ever since the party began advocating for greater civil rights protections.
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The "General Discussion" section leaned heavily towards posts about Marsters's namesake, the blonde vampire anti-hero.
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They showed their affection for one another as well, holding hands while she leaned on him.
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At Buvette, as we stood up to leave, two women at the next table leaned over.
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Over the past few months, the Saudis have leaned on all parties to reach a deal.
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"I really leaned into Twitch hard when I wasn't producing YouTube videos," Neistat told The Verge.
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" She had leaned in with a smile and said, knowingly, "Honestly, it's just egg fried rice.
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During her treatment, the former Desperate Housewives star leaned on her family and friends for support.
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Soundings by Mr Noto found less than one in six of those leaned to the right.
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Since stepping down as Nasty Gal's CEO in 2015, Amoruso has leaned into her #Girlboss brand.
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From Mother To Son Jackson Moss leaned back on his couch and raised his right leg.
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My seat, detecting I wanted to chill out, automatically leaned back and kicked my feet up.
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Hollywood and the music industry have historically leaned left and previous gatherings have emphasized this trend.
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But HBO and Campfire leaned away from from that trend, focusing instead on real, human interactions.
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Then, one at a time, Aidan, Livia, Sarah and I leaned over and gently hugged him.
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"I think the short term version is being strongly leaned to by the caucus," Rogers said.
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But the judges weren't bribed or leaned on by sinister hatchet men from the local mob.
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The secret of Sunny's continued success is how skillfully it's leaned into both of those qualities.
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This is the record where it felt like we leaned the hardest into using those things.
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Whilst one elbow leaned on the glove box, the other sat in my lap—my lap?!
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The "Hands to Myself" singer leaned her head on Swift's shoulder while talking with the star.
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For working out those costs, Hurd has reportedly leaned on Luckey's new defense company, Anduril Industries.
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Instead, Apple leaned into the touchscreen that takes up almost the entire face of the phone.
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Cornett has leaned into his government experience, while Stitt is running as more of an outsider.
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Jolene slid down to the ground, leaned against the window and knocked her head against it.
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Fifteen minutes old ... I leaned over and I whispered to him, 'I would never leave you.
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Everything appeared to be going smoothly, until Trump leaned in to kiss his youngest daughter, Tiffany.
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She also leaned hard into a message aimed at blue-collar workers worried about manufacturing jobs.
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We've leaned on the work of one film critic from the New Yorker named Pauline Kael.
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" The man then leaned down, looked at Daniels' child and said, "That's a beautiful little girl.
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But his eyes trapped me, held me in place, as he leaned forward, dipping his head.
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On Stone Woman, she leaned into a collaborative headspace, working with members of BadBadNotGood, for example.
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Clinton has leaned toward classifying workers, most of whom are currently independent contractors, as company employees.
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Then I leaned back and tried to keep in the laughter that bubbled in my stomach.
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The wealthy suburban Chicago district has traditionally leaned red and Roskam handily won reelection in 2016.
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Pollsters found that Clinton leads by 28 points in Philadelphia suburbs that have traditionally leaned Republican.
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Both teams leaned on their benches in the final minutes with the score out of reach.
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Several people leaned over to gawk at Mr. Sanders as he sat in middle orchestra seats.
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On the left, a pack of scowling punks in leathers leaned against a graffitied concrete wall.
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Jeremy Scott, the fashion designer, leaned forward and fixed the contestant, Alyssa Edwards, with a look.
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After hanging up, she leaned down to kiss her daughter's face and share the good news.
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In his bankruptcy negotiations in the 1990s, Trump leaned on that same view of personal ties.
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That's when he leaned in, tried to kiss me, and attempted to do a bit more.
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As he loomed over me, gazing into my eyes, I leaned away and held my breath.
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If the national environment leaned Republican, Democrats would be running for the hills in these states.
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In June, a Monmouth survey showed 48 percent of respondents favoring Democrats, while 41 leaned Republican.
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When he gave speeches, he leaned toward the crowd, and the veins of his temples bulged.
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It appears as though the Boston Celtics leaned into their Irish roots with their latest jerseys.
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Hot tea in hand, ice water leaned up against me, half dressed and completely worn out!
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I leaned my palm on the screen and the iPad Pro recognized only the Pencil tip.
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Trump has also leaned heavily on his loyalists throughout the campaign to build his incoming administration.
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Geno Auriemma leaned back in his chair and considered the new reality in women's college basketball.
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He shifted in his seat and looked around at the crowd, then leaned back and sighed.
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Earlier artwork leaned on mostly black-and-white, sprite-esque art—quite literally, MS Paint adventures.
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Then he leaned in very close to my face, and started wagging his finger at me.
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Eduardo tuned the radio to the cumbia station and David leaned his head on the window.
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He leaned heavily on his fastball, a pitch that didn't even average 239 miles per hour.
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While the city has leaned very heavily into tech, you don't want to be all tech.
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"Promise me," she repeated, her eyes now steely as she leaned forward, waiting for my response.
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Red pine leaned over the shoreline, and long runs of granite split the forest in two.
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"Azadi!" or freedom, the crowd chanted as drivers leaned out of their rickshaws, straining to hear.
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The wall leaned toward him slightly, menacingly, and was freckled with red holds dusty with chalk.
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"This is more secure than the Titanic," said Mr. Garcia as he leaned into his pole.
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I leaned against a chest-high table and reached into the open window for a napkin.
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Scores of campaigns — particularly Republican ones — have leaned in on divisive themes throughout the election cycle.
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This held true even when looking at Americans who leaned Democratic but weren't registered to vote.
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I flipped on my recorder and leaned forward in my seat to catch the crowd's response.
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"It's not that they're being leaned on to provide justifications," Hayden said of U.S. intelligence analysts.
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CARD CRUTCH Citigroup has leaned more on its card business since the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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CARD CRUTCH Citigroup has leaned more on its card business since the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Both leaned toward a new building — not just for the dog policy, but for the infrastructure.
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The ladies leaned in and seemed to conspire like it was an ad hoc war room.
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Satisfied, Tool leaned forward and placed the cup in a row of others awaiting the kiln.
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I rested the phone in my lap, leaned back in the seat and closed my eyes.
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He leaned over, put his hands on his knees and started throwing up on live television.
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She leaned down and tied the laces on the man's brogues, as he looked on, smiling.
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He leaned against the ropes until Foreman went mad, and then Ali turned it on him.
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The actor said he had "leaned in" to play someone who led the campaign to leave.
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"At the time everything we were selling leaned in to that stoner bro stigma," she said.
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He leaned toward me, pressed both palms on the counter and stared directly into my eyes.
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Frazier emerged from the trainer's room and leaned on his right leg while speaking to reporters.
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Halfway through the story, I started sobbing and leaned against a tree planted in the sidewalk.
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So we really kind of leaned into a warm afternoon light anytime we were in Wakanda.
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We leaned in and kissed and his smell surprised me: sweet piney smoke, sun on skin.
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The New York senator had leaned hard into women's rights as a focus of her campaign.
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In recent years, the European Tour has leaned into that reputation in managing and promoting it.
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But most others, including Mr. Fink of BlackRock and Ms. Nooyi of Pepsi, leaned toward disbanding.
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"Get it together, Lizard," she muttered to herself as she leaned over a stainless-steel bowl.
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Mr. Trump defends himself by saying that other presidents have leaned on foreign governments for help.
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San Bernardino County, which the Chabots left behind, leaned Democratic in the last three presidential elections.
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John Kennedy (R-La.) leaned in and whispered a few words, apparently indicating reporters were watching.
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The V.A. has leaned in hard to the Housing First principle and has seen huge reductions.
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And when Biden's campaign was hitting a low point, Biden leaned into his past with Obama.
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Bryant leaned forward and nodded, self-aware enough to concede that opponent love weirded him out.
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Bryant leaned forward and nodded, self-aware enough to concede that opponent love weirded him out.
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Most early attempts have leaned on blockchains, or decentralized lists of transactions that can't be altered.
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And they leaned on him very heavily about removing the US ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch.
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He drew support from the mostly white working class of rural America that once leaned blue.
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He ran on saving workers from automation, but also leaned into issues of race and representation.
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If Onward leaned into this, it might have been the best comedy Pixar has ever made.
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Throughout the campaign Scheer has leaned into his reputation as a minivan-driving father and husband.
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While singing, Cyrus leaned her head on his shoulder as they both smiled at the camera.
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Marius leaned down, took some bread, and stood up, and Bertelsen shot him in the head.
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With center Clint Capela sidelined by a heel contusion, the Rockets leaned fully into playing small.
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"Look," said Dingell, as he leaned to one side and rested his forehead on his hand.
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She also leaned toward injured parties who brought claims of fraud or misconduct against wealthy corporations.
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In the tight confines of a New York cab, Thomas Keller leaned against his interviewer's shoulder.
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The woman leaned over and asked if I would let the girl sit by the window.
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The White House leaned on a memo by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein criticizing Comey's actions.
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The FBI also reportedly leaned on Microsoft to build a backdoor into its Bitlocker encryption software.
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When we met, Torstendahl had leaned into my handshake as if into a rusting door handle.
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Who leaned her over the side of her bed to wash her hair when she couldn't.
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Two-Bit put an elbow on my shoulder and leaned against me, dragging on his cigarette.
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Google took the opposite approach and leaned away from controversy, which opened the door for Palantir.
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At one point, Zara leaned into the car that Mike was driving for a sweet kiss.
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By December, the company, on the brink of bankruptcy, leaned on the government for a lifeline.
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We kind of leaned on each other and talked through it, nobody kept it bottled up.
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The restaurant serves eggs, but its menu has leaned more and more vegan over the years.
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The company has leaned into cryptocurrency, launching a dedicated crypto division of Square earlier this year.
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Kelly said that she leaned on her husband throughout labor — which lasted from Wednesday to Sunday!
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When I got home, my mother leaned back away from me as if to gain perspective.
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A colleague in blue scrubs leaned against a wall and covered her face with a hand.
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Next to him, President Emmanuel Macron of France leaned forward, on the edge of his seat.
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Yet their engagement has leaned heavily on those who don't want significant action on gun control.
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But according to Cvitanovich, one of the officers likely squeezed, grabbed, or leaned on Robinson's neck.
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As Siqueiros was collecting her work, I leaned over to Joyce Sun, who was up next.
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To many Republicans, particularly religious Americans who leaned right, Bork's rulings in cases like Dronenburg v.
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But when one of his old homophobic tweets resurfaced, Hart leaned into not apologizing for them.
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True to that ideal, the Kids See Ghosts show leaned into this desperate need for oblivion.
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Including Mormon voters that said they leaned Republican, that number increased to 69 percent this year, as opposed to the 78 percent of Mormons that said they leaned or affiliated with the Republican Party in 2012 and the 80 percent that supported George W. Bush in 2004.
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McCaffrey leaned over slightly, as if to reach for the ball, but it remained in Hogan's grip.
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She tilted her head, fixed him with a knowing look, and leaned forward on two meaty paws.
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Shirtsleeves rolled up, the former vice president leaned forward and dropped his voice to a conversational octave.
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In the image, Mathews, 43, leaned over to give his sleeping son a kiss on the forehead.
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Then, perhaps Subway Canada just leaned back, folded its arms and waited for hot takes like this.
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At one point, the Fuller House star leaned over to plant a sweet kiss on McHugh's lips.
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As she did many times during her campaign, Clinton leaned on Ralph Lauren for her outfitting needs.
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Today, Sheryl Sandberg leaned into that now rather large group with a post on her Facebook wall.
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As she leaned to China, relations with Japan grew bitter over issues to do with colonial history.
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Nike has in recent years leaned on the NBA's popularity to help drive further growth in China.
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During one sweet moment, Dunst leaned into Plemons as they watched MacLaine accept the Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Trump especially leaned into Kasich, knocking the Ohio governor's eating habits during his first two rallies Monday.
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But he leaned most heavily into his tough-on-immigration message, floating a general-election cornerstone issue.
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At one point, the director, 35, leaned in for a kiss as they walked down the street.
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She leaned against the structure in faux-languid repose, as if the sculpture was a fainting couch.
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So when Solomon leaned down to pull his pants up, they took the ball away from him.
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Also like the Stranger Things piece, he leaned on the wonders of modern technology to create it.
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Harry Potter leaned in on magic and spellbooks, The Lord of the Rings delivered an RPG-lite.
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Most recently, the stars leaned on each other backstage at the iHeartRadio Music Festival this past weekend.
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The commission had proposed a plan that would have leaned on information provided by county probation departments.
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Mohammed leaned against the iron rail, struggling to carry the small plastic bag, holding his meager possessions.
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Louis-Dreyfus has leaned on her husband and children as she's battled breast cancer this past year.
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Back in the day, Scully leaned heavily on her mother; here it's Mulder who is her support.
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The company leaned hard on nostalgia, piling remake upon remaster, but had a few surprises as well.
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The Onion has generally leaned left, but its Israel-based satire hasn't always taken sides so dramatically.
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" Wiesel leaned over towards me, touched my hand, and with a sad smile said: "Don't apologize, Deborah.
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Kulagin sat down heavily on the couch next to the window, leaned back and looked at Rachel.
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Fortunately, he knew that, and leaned toward a comedic repertoire in his efforts to keep me awake.
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I leaned over and I gave him a kiss and said ' Thank you Mr. President for everything.
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Both he and Ivanka appeared displeased as she leaned over to whisper something into her father's ear.
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That&aposs when he leaned in, tried to kiss me, and attempted to do a bit more.
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On his third week of training, Mr Clements leaned against a clothes rail while arresting a shoplifter.
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During the song "What About," Jackson put her hands on her knees and leaned over, seemingly exhausted.
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So I sat down in that and leaned my head back and I must have passed out.
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But in recent elections, those very places -- like Jefferson County, Colorado -- have leaned toward the Democratic Party.
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And this is also Hillary's health as a story Fox has leaned on for a long time.
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She also leaned into on Hamm's chest while he held her head and whispered something to her.
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The first was a direct confrontation that leaned on history to make a point about the present.
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If this room leaned any further to the left we would literally topple into the Pacific Ocean.
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" Then he leaned in for the killing blow: "I want to know whether to believe my eyes.
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Celeste Wright (Nicole Kidman) leaned into her perfect facade to hide the secrets of her abusive marriage.
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And he leaned into it, embracing the "villain" label and offering brash defenses of his play style.
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Michael Scola and Jordan Rodarte leaned in to that fear and designed their entire wedding around it.
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Chao, the band teacher, leaned forward, while my theater professor, Mr. Russell, tried to roll his eyes.
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As her star has risen, her projects have leaned increasingly heavily on her image for their promotion.
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He leaned on the word again to express outrage at Mitt Romney's 2012 loss to Barack Obama.
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They were also seen hugging at one point, and she even leaned her head on his shoulder.
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Master Avery, noticing this, leaned over to say something to the concerned viewer, and they walked away.
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The end came suddenly as Kattar bounced in and landed his right hand as Burgos leaned back.
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According to The WSJ report, Armstrong offered advertising clients a pitch that leaned heavily on location data.
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The French-Canadian model leaned in close to the actor as he wrapped his arm around her.
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The doctor leaned in to examine me and without warning pulled my arm hard to reset it.
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So far, Markle has leaned toward elegant diamond pieces that aren't likely to fall out of fashion.
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The album, Chance's most popular, leaned on religion in an overt way that his previous work hadn't.
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The political appointees who oversaw INDEC leaned on statisticians to manipulate their results, especially the inflation rate.
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When she leaned back in the tub and I saw her eyes, I knew she was dying.
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An officer leaned out the window and asked them to step aside so that they could pass.
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As he leaned in to listen to the proceedings, he bit his lips and shook his head.
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On Thursday, trading in XLF's options leaned toward bullish bets, according to options analytics firm Trade Alert.
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He's already leaned against a wall, a couch arm, and a refrigerator, and he's just getting started.
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The National has always leaned heavily on its rhythm section to give its songs a frantic edge.
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Graphic: Czech crown development, here Most recent comments from central bankers have leaned toward keeping rates steady.
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When their food arrived, the men leaned over the plates and tore into the stacks of chapati.
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And the lady leaned her head forward, and the girl took a bite out of her throat.
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He leaned back from Liston's jabs and hooks, backed into the ropes, then spun out and away.
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Devils defenseman Andy Greene bought the deke and leaned toward Domi as Fleury backhanded the puck home.
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"[Dad] leaned over to and put his hand out and see if Mum was breathing," writes Kelly.
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But Eisenhower leaned on this tactic, too, by financing the interstate highway system mainly with gasoline taxes.
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They described a results-oriented executive who leaned on confidants to guide the direction of the brand.
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John Hickenlooper leaned into his centrist platform at the California Democratic Primary Convention — and got repeatedly booed.
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But as the consumer appetite for new cars has waned, automakers have leaned more heavily on discounts.
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Half way down, a woman in an SUV stopped me, leaned out and asked what was happening?
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As the "Bad Liar" singer embraced Michaels, she leaned down and the two shared a quick kiss.
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But more than most teams in the modern era, the Cowboys have leaned on the running game.
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His wife leaned forward, her face draped in a long white head scarf, close to the screen.
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Eventually, my brother ran out of steam and leaned the bass against the wall in the entryway.
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On the roof he had leaned back on the shingles, considered the drop to the yard below.
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"Up and down the company, these are issues that we&aposve always leaned in on," Lowe said.
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Dr. Smith turned to younger Latino activists who involved community organizations that leaned on lawmakers in Washington.
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When Dreher leaned down to kiss him on the cheek, his father grabbed him by the arm.
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Instead, China has leaned on Brazilian imports to replace the U.S. cargoes, customs data showed on Monday.
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Asked to clarify his comments on Thursday, Mr. Bratton leaned forward on the table and repeated them.
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She leaned in and said quietly, " An n ale, an n ale "—"Let's go"—and sped up.
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After we drank I leaned toward him and cupped his face in my palm and we kissed.
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But then, toward the end of the session, McCurtis leaned in, a bit closer to Morgan's face.
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Judith told me that during my set Edie leaned over and told her I was her type.
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The president stood shoulder to shoulder with Mr. Wajngarten, who leaned toward Mr. Trump for a photo.
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Nadal's play typically leaned on his forehand, which produced 29 winners compared with 9 from his backhand.
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More sparsely populated northern Arizona has increasingly leaned Republican in recent years, except for the Navajo reservation.
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In Game 1 against Boston, Pressly leaned even more heavily on his curveball — especially early in counts.
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It leaned into the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, like a heist scenario.
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Bieber leaned heavily on monochromatic outfits with pops of purple during his "My World Tour" in 2010.
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Catherine Oxenberg, an actress whose daughter India had been in the group, leaned forward and hugged herself.
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I leaned back to get my arms in the water and I started to kick and paddle.
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Instead of giving up, he leaned on the courts, which then threw out the country's term limits.
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A construction worker in a hard hat leaned against the church's gray stone wall, smoking a cigarette.
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But the organization that complained and all the sites whose traffic it cited leaned to the left.
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She then got out of the chair and leaned against a pillar to make herself more comfortable.
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Ms. Whitmer, the former state Democratic Senate leader, leaned on her statehouse connections early in the race.
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And if anyone in a position of influence here leaned on me politically I wouldn't be here.
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The two leaned in for a sweet kiss as they said goodbye before going their separate ways.
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Secondly, the woman leaned on a wall, pressed it with her thighs and tried to kiss her.
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The vice president then leaned in and kissed her on the back of her head, she continued.
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I now have an Instagram because I saw it as a business opportunity and leaned into it.
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Historically, the C22s would have been considered "natural Labour voters," though, in reality, many always leaned Tory.
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Critics at The Guardian and The Intercept have implied that Maddow leaned into Russia for the ratings.
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" The clerk then allegedly leaned forward, glared at Ai, and said, "Don't forget that I'm feeding you!
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Stormi was conceived early in their relationship, and Jenner leaned on Scott during her then-secret pregnancy.
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A moment later, with Mr. Kennedy out of earshot, a reporter from an ABC affiliate leaned in.
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They raised me up and leaned me up against a garage, but I started to slide down.
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But when Gallup asked them which way they leaned, the vast majority of them chose a side.
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"Larry is someone I leaned on extensively over these past two years," Boone said in a release.
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If this room leaned any further to the left, we would literally topple into the Pacific Ocean.
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He then leaned forward in his chair, pinched the bridge of his nose and began to cry.
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Xi Jinping visited the Himalayan nation, which has traditionally leaned on neighboring India for help, on Oct.
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They were tasty but I think they leaned a little more to the bitter side of bittersweet.
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Recently a hunters group leaned on Donald Trump Jr. to secure the interior secretary job for Rep.
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Mr. Buttigieg has leaned into his attacks against Ms. Warren with more enthusiasm than any other rival.
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These candidates downplayed their social conservatism and leaned in to their biographies as glass-breaking female leaders.
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It was at that moment that Molly leaned forward and let loose the Victoria Falls of vomit.
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Then he leaned on that serve: A booming ace; a series of slices wide and forceful fastballs.
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The Titans have leaned on Henry in the playoffs, while Tannehill has only had to be competent.
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Gerald leaned forward to hear what Alonzo was about to say, a sick feeling in his stomach.
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My own instincts have leaned toward a targeted, easily understandable case against President Trump, focused on Ukraine.
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Mr. Bush leaned toward his running mate, Dick Cheney, and nodded to a reporter in the crowd.
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"Glee," though a comedy, was no stranger to tonal shifts and at times leaned into serious arcs.
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At times, he leaned forward in his chair while listening to the lawyers peppering him with questions.
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Staring in puzzlement at tables holding blighted stalks of wheat, she leaned down to swat a bug.
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Adult Western animation has traditionally leaned on the absurdist comedy popularized in Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block.
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" Although her road to happiness has been painful at times — "I leaned on my friends, my family.
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It's an accusation that's not new to Yang, who has leaned into the model minority Asian stereotype.
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Booker leaned into questions about Biden's competency after the debate, although he hasn't kept that drumbeat up.
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Last week Pompeo leaned into the debunked theory promoted by Trump that Ukraine interfered in the election.
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Those who were familiar with the provision had mixed opinions, but many lawmakers leaned toward supporting it.
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While he also mentioned inflation and financial market development, the statement leaned heavily on risks to growth.
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After Woods greeted Olson, he leaned down to scratch Quebec's ears and neck, inviting the face lapping.
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"The buses are packed," he said, as he leaned on his cane and winced from knee pain.
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" And then he leaned around and looked at my daughter and said, "That's a beautiful little girl.
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She leaned on dozens of lawmakers whose votes were needed to get the bill through the House.
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It's not that someone fell asleep and leaned on a button or sneezed or something like that.
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He leaned over and scooped a pile of excrement into his arms, cradling it like a baby.
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You can't be too serious about it, but I probably leaned toward being too serious about it.
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It was expected to be a close race — early voting in the state leaned in Trump's favor.
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Including Mormon voters who said they leaned Republican, that number increased to 69 percent this year, as opposed to the 78 percent of Mormons who said they leaned toward or affiliated with the Republican Party in 2012 and the 80 percent who supported George W. Bush in 2004.
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After Trump's improbable election win, the rest of the Berkeley College Republicans leaned into their conservative beliefs, too.
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My mother leaned over to my wife to ask how much, and she signaled "five" with spread fingers.
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Caught up in the heat of the moment, I simply leaned over and began making out with her.
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Paltrow, 45, was seen lounging in an orange bikini as her fiancé leaned in for a sweet kiss.
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Tommy Robinson was there, muscling through the crowd with an entourage while fans leaned in to get selfies.
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They leaned close, Noor's red eyes looking up, through them, devoid of light now in the dim cab.
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I think that she has leaned so far to the left that she has fallen off a cliff.
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Out came the bowl containing the revered dish, and I leaned forward to see this remarkable regional treat.
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Obama leaned on the OSTP while dealing with the 2014 Ebola outbreak and the 2010 BP Oil spill.
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I slumped at the top of the staircase, leaned my head against the balusters and closed my eyes.
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""Yes, yes, but uh—" Jeremiah slapped him on the back hard and leaned in again, "So solve it.
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Perry leaned heavily on his time as governor of Texas, the largest energy producing state in the country.
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I leaned back close to my chair to snap a picture without being seen in between the seats.
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The kindest and most beloved stepmother in the world leaned down and told Noble that she sang beautifully.
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The Massachusetts Democrat leaned heavily into the idea that the party should nominate a woman to defeat Trump.
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But, Victor has leaned so far into his horndog routine, everyone has now realized it's a complete act.
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Lorraine leaned more toward social theorist, and Jimmy was to his core a critic, truth teller, and doer.
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"We have leaned forward in preparing an evacuation plan if necessary," Ige said at a press conference Tuesday.
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Victoria smelled like amaretto, I noticed, as she leaned across the table to take one of my olives.
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When the first nurse leaned over her in the emergency room, she thought she smelled her grandmother's perfume.
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A few seconds passed, and Trump leaned into the microphone to help another name rise above the fray.
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One of the car's tinted windows rolled down, and Quinn James, then in his late thirties, leaned out.
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Sitting across from me, Tom might have leaned back and clasped his hands, letting me have it out.
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The company has leaned heavily on social media marketing to target its 'digital contraception' app at young women.
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This is by no means the first time Trump has leaned on his family to bolster his brand.
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The company has leaned into that mission, of "advocating for a sustainable planet," which resonates with younger audiences.
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Piles of donated clothes and bedding leaned against the floor-to-ceiling windows facing onto Great Portland Street.
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The two men addressed her as "senator" and leaned down to give me a peck on the cheek.
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Former contestant Olivia Caridi cited Selden as a resource she leaned on heavily both during and after production.
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While her father John McCain was battling brain cancer, Meghan McCain leaned heavily on her husband Ben Domenech.
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Larry Sanders leaned on the kitchen island in his house in Sherman Oaks, California, on a Friday afternoon.
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The mother of four, 38, leaned in and kissed Saint, who wore orange, blue and yellow face paint.
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"I leaned forward and he slipped off the seat and caught the trigger — and it shot," Gilligan said.
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Before the first time my husband leaned in to kiss me, he actually asked if it was okay.
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He identifies himself as "independent from all others," though he notes that he's leaned Republican in the past.
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Gaut said he has leaned heavily on the crew's understanding of the Ford's advanced systems since coming aboard.
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Brafman at times stood, leaned over and whispered into Shkreli's ear as the congressmen tried to question him.
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It's unclear what exactly happened, but one of the church leaders leaned over and began speaking to Savannah.
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I leaned over and said, 'I wish I'd known – I could have gone a lot further than this!
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He leaned against the window, letting the gradual march towards sunset lull him into a half-awake state.
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Its winsome examination of first love leaned heavily on electro-pop synth pulse and New Wave singsong harmonies.
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The Tea Party has leaned heavily on racist messaging, and Trump has repeatedly been criticized for racist statements.
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Oezdemir repeatedly caught Cormier with short left hands as the light heavyweight champ leaned out to his right.
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I looped the ends of the yarn around my toes and leaned back on the plush, suburban carpet.
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I watched the pulse hammer in his throat as he leaned down to tie me to his headboard.
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Not Just the Legs Dr. Smith leaned over to look at her lower legs a little more closely.
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He then leaned toward her and put his open palms on her chest, touching part of her breast.
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The second came from her coach David Leadbetter, who she leaned on for some putting advice last week.
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Indiana, without Myles Turner and Jeremy Lamb, leaned on bench production, with four reserves scoring in double figures.
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But younger generations – Millennials and Generation Z – leaned more towards Sanders, at 19 percent and 20 percent, respectively.
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Hagan leaned on her conservative reputation in her early messaging, touting her support for a fetal heartbeat bill.
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In it, the actress affectionately leaned her head on Jennings' shoulder while the pair smiles alongside Mr. Nibbles.
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Basak found this woman in Kolkata, India, and photographed her as she leaned against a magenta-colored wall.
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The survey focused on the 85033 respondents who said they identified with or leaned toward the Republican Party.
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In 2003, a spectator leaned over a railing at the race while holding a bag with dangling strings.
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By breathing fresh life into this old controversy, Clinton smartly leaned into Trump's vulnerabilities with women and Latinos.
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She leaned at the line in a desperate bid to catch Thompson and tumbled hard to the track.
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Instead I only leaned my bike against the church and looked out across the sea of human hours.
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The Cubs leaned heavily on him in the World Series, using him unlike they had in the past.
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She leaned against a cushioned window seat, the sprawl of the Hudson River and New Jersey behind her.
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To contribute on the field, Rivera has leaned on his best skill: an uncanny knack for making contact.
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While Wall Street leaned right over all, executives at Goldman gave most of their political contributions to Democrats.
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At one point, Nina later told me, he leaned forward in the chair and began shuffling his feet.
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I leaned back and, joined by the men, laughed loudly, freely, as buoyed up as our little vessel.
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As the doctors leaned over and the anesthetic fog carried him away, he assumed that he was dead.
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While Florida's Cuban-American community has long leaned Republican, Venezuelan-Americans have favored Democratic candidates in the past.
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A man leaned from the helicopter and fired a net gun that tangled up one female after another.
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Kanye studied and leaned on the prowess of largely European rock greats throughout the entirety of the album.
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A fan leaned over but did not appear to touch the ball and it deflected off the wall.
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I wanted you to become someone cultured—to read, learn, and pass what you've leaned on to others.
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Jodie leaned forward to address the driver, but then realized that this car's interior was all back seat.
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People leaned on fire escapes, climbed poles, and perched on frighteningly narrow building ledges to watch the vigil.
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"The moms kind of stick together," Leroux said, explaining that she's leaned on Pearce and Rodriguez a lot.
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Gillespie, Northam appealed to base voters Gillespie leaned hard into the cultural battle in the race's final days.
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As a benchmark, more than 22019% of those who leaned politically conservative said they had heard of Trump.
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Mr. Mitnick, the lawyer and accountant, was the person Mr. Trump leaned on most to do the spinning.
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Basically, it felt like Volterra really leaned into its newfound vampy fame, which comforted me as a fan.
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Giuliani, clearly being leaned on to fix the mess he made, tweeted out a clarification on Monday morning.
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Yet Maddon leaned on setup man Carl Edwards Jr. and Davis, both of whom had sputtered these playoffs.
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Ali Wong's "Baby Cobra" and Hannah Gadsby's "Nanette" leaned on narratives with twists and a thematic through-line.
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Of all the lemony desserts one could make, I've always leaned hard on the classic, lemon curd tart.
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As it takes on the juggernaut of Uber, Lyft has leaned more on this strategy of plying drivers.
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Some customers leaned against the back wall and nursed beers, as others shouted above the blaring dance music.
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Instead, she leaned extensively on internal company documents, documents from customers and competitors, and testimony from those companies.
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One day, when I didn't understand the complex ideas of genetics, he smiled, leaned back, and started again.
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