The former vice president leaned on his experience, while Glenn leaned on his compelling biography.
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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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Some brands leaned on nostalgia for their Super Bowl ads.
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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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Ideally, he wouldn't be leaned on as much as this.
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McCullers leaned on it especially when he was in trouble.
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Sanders, meanwhile, leaned on his signature issue: Medicare for All.
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Patrons mingled around the door and leaned on parked cars.
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I leaned on my siblings and girlfriends for emotional support.
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He staggered to his corner and leaned on the ropes.
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Since the iPhone's inception, Apple has leaned on a predictable lifecycle.
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More stretches: Dr. Dole leaned on a table, extending a treat.
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But the judge allowed it and the defense leaned on it.
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Other justices in their early days have leaned on their colleagues.
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Rather than invoking Hollywood clichés, I leaned on soldiers' letters home.
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The Democrats have especially leaned on Hispanic women for their campaign.
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Fitzpatrick, tellingly, has leaned on the national economy -- as has Trump.
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Still, Trump leaned on several dubious arguments to support his position.
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I leaned on my Guantánamo experience to appeal to Lt. Gen.
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Looking dazed, they leaned on luggage in the hectic loading zone.
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While Kentucky (232-210) leaned on Fox and Monk, others contributed.
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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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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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Cops leaned on physical, electronic, and video surveillance to build their case.
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He leaned on the product team to solve the wait-time problem.
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But she also leaned on her children, particularly her oldest daughter Gabriela.
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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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Family and friends leaned on each other during and after the Mass.
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He leaned on an outsized, nearly feral charisma more than his words.
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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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The Supreme Court leaned on these doll tests in its Brown v.
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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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His work has always leaned on folklore, superstitions and old wives' tales.
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After he stopped entirely, he leaned on Brigitte when he had cravings.
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And she leaned on family, her faith and songwriting in her darkest moments.
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Executives at the network leaned on him to stay, but to no avail.
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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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Cigarette Racing also leaned on the AMG division's F1 program for engineering trickery.
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Bilibili has also leaned on partnerships to grow its reservoir of gaming titles.
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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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She leaned on me, and we left the restaurant almost arm in arm.
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A loss in that the person Shannon leaned on the most was leaving.
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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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And like Messi, Dybala has leaned on his family to shape his career.
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" She leaned on a needlepoint pillow that read "It Ain't Easy Being Queen.
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Throughout the trial, the Girls Do Porn defense attorney leaned on these contracts.
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Mueller's report found "substantial evidence" that Trump leaned on McGahn to fire Mueller.
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But he said he leaned on that moment throughout his high school career.
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Bush, the former governor of Florida, leaned on his well-known family for support.
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L.S.U. also leaned on a defense that played its best game of the season.
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Throughout the Senate trial, Trump's lawyers leaned on several arguments in the president's defense.
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Diplomats say they have long leaned on Iran to curb its ballistic-missile programme.
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With Antetokounmpo out of the lineup, the Bucks leaned on Middleton from the start.
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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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He believed in what we were doing, and we leaned on him big time.
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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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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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And the effects team leaned on its uniquely hands-on research to solve them.
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The weaker he became, the more he and his wife leaned on each other.
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Throughout, she leaned on that marathoner she had met her freshman year, Justin Grunewald.
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And so what if Trump leaned on Ukraine for dirt on his political rivals?
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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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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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Back then, Clinton leaned on her experience, hoping it would result in a win.
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Senators leaned on Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd as an expert in the area.
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FROM PEN: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce
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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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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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Facebook has leaned on artificial intelligence as a kind of panacea for its moderation woes.
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Instead, it leaned on its talented cast to become a solid ensemble half-hour comedy.
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Facing stubborn resistance in Congress, he leaned on his executive powers to improve working conditions.
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Once the job was done, Queen Elizabeth nonchalantly leaned on the shovel with a smile.
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Either way, it's not therapy, but I have definitely leaned on it for therapeutic benefits.
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Some department stores have leaned on their own off-price concepts to boost sales growth.
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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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They leaned on participation from the public, and most took the form of short parades.
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The polls also indicated erosion within the groups that Trump has leaned on most heavily.
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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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The US has leaned on Mexico to stop them before they reach the US border.
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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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They showed their affection for one another as well, holding hands while she leaned on him.
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Over the past few months, the Saudis have leaned on all parties to reach a deal.
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During her treatment, the former Desperate Housewives star leaned on her family and friends for support.
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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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Whilst one elbow leaned on the glove box, the other sat in my lap—my lap?!
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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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We've leaned on the work of one film critic from the New Yorker named Pauline Kael.
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Both teams leaned on their benches in the final minutes with the score out of reach.
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In his bankruptcy negotiations in the 1990s, Trump leaned on that same view of personal ties.
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Earlier artwork leaned on mostly black-and-white, sprite-esque art—quite literally, MS Paint adventures.
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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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Frazier emerged from the trainer's room and leaned on his right leg while speaking to reporters.
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Mr. Trump defends himself by saying that other presidents have leaned on foreign governments for help.
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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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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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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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Kelly said that she leaned on her husband throughout labor — which lasted from Wednesday to Sunday!
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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 she did many times during her campaign, Clinton leaned on Ralph Lauren for her outfitting needs.
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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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Also like the Stranger Things piece, he leaned on the wonders of modern technology to create it.
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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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Louis-Dreyfus has leaned on her husband and children as she's battled breast cancer this past year.
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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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The first was a direct confrontation that leaned on history to make a point about the present.
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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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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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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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But more than most teams in the modern era, the Cowboys have leaned on the running game.
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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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Instead, China has leaned on Brazilian imports to replace the U.S. cargoes, customs data showed on Monday.
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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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Instead of giving up, he leaned on the courts, which then threw out the country's term limits.
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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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Secondly, the woman leaned on a wall, pressed it with her thighs and tried to kiss her.
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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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"Larry is someone I leaned on extensively over these past two years," Boone said in a release.
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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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Recently a hunters group leaned on Donald Trump Jr. to secure the interior secretary job for Rep.
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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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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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"The buses are packed," he said, as he leaned on his cane and winced from knee pain.
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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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Obama leaned on the OSTP while dealing with the 2014 Ebola outbreak and the 2010 BP Oil spill.
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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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Former contestant Olivia Caridi cited Selden as a resource she leaned on heavily both during and after production.
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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 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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Hagan leaned on her conservative reputation in her early messaging, touting her support for a fetal heartbeat bill.
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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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Kanye studied and leaned on the prowess of largely European rock greats throughout the entirety of the album.
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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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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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Mr. Mitnick, the lawyer and accountant, was the person Mr. Trump leaned on most to do the spinning.
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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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"You end up talking to yourself," he said, as he leaned on the white gate bordering the bullpen.
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Kagan leaned on precedent to push back against an assertion that admitting privileges served an important credentialing function.
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Democrats also leaned on some self-deprecating humor during the dozens of hours of dense arguments, like Rep.
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In lieu of a host, the 2019 ceremony leaned on a larger and more varied lineup of presenters.
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Some wore heavy-heeled work boots and worn jeans; some leaned on canes and walkers; some bounced babies.
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He clearly made the case that this President tampered and leaned on him to not do his job.
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Even as Trump has fumed over Sessions, he has leaned on him to do more for the administration.
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"This trade war thing, it has to be done," Reeg said as he leaned on his silver pickup truck.
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Ura: This gets a little technical, but the errors are rooted in the faulty data the state leaned on.
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Abrams also leaned on a diverse Georgia coalition and on a focused network of national progressives and establishment groups.
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When Harvey caused widespread devastation in and around Houston, volunteers leaned on Zello to coordinate search and rescue efforts.
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Seattle leaned on Thomas Rawls to fill in with Lynch out, but Rawls broke an ankle in Week 14.
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"We leaned on him a little bit harder, which we probably will with some of our starters," Melvin said.
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The combat boxing sport is what she's leaned on to teach her about how to stay healthy and active.
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Any services that leaned on Google's cloud lost functionality, including Shopify, Snapchat, Discord, and even Rocket League game servers.
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Trump has also leaned on China, both in public and private, to take a larger role in the situation.
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I leaned on my girlfriends for support and they suggested that I applied for the show, so I did.
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But thinking is dangerous precisely because it undercuts any solid, holy crutch that can be leaned on for support.
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They snap on breakaways or one-timers or because somebody leaned on them a bit during the national anthem.
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Several Democratic senators looked at Kavanaugh skeptically, and some leaned on their hands as they listened to his statement.
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It has successfully leaned on several lower-tier Democratic candidates to drop out, hoping to consolidate the Democratic vote.
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Political analysts have leaned on the generic ballot while forecasting big gains for House Democrats in the midterm elections.
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College teams and major league soccer teams have also leaned on tax exemptions, just with much lower price tags.
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The documents also reveal how Mr. Trump leaned on his family's fortune to help lift him out of debt.
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She turned to me with a high whining, "Mmm!" frowning in sympathy, and leaned on the horn by accident.
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It'd gone so unnoticed for the past 80 years that its accompanying pedestal was often leaned on during meetings.
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To create the show, Cromwell and Karp leaned on their large network of artists to create new, original works.
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Rather better was a 21 effort on the PlayStation 2, Transformers, which leaned on the Armada line for inspiration.
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Presidents in the past leaned on the Fed to rev up growth ahead of elections, sometimes causing havoc later.
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For decades he has leaned on familiar Beatles anecdotes, presuming that decades-old chestnuts may still pass for warm.
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When I was done, I leaned on the sink and offered a few words of thanks for the session.
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Some riders, like the Peloton leaderboard "winner" Patrick Cairns leaned on his own personal "superfans" for a secret advantage.
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In recent weeks, the US Treasury had privately leaned on Visa and Mastercard to detail their money-laundering programs.
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Val Demings, who leaned on her own law enforcement background during the hearings as a former Orlando police chief.
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Yet from a thousand miles away, they have leaned on VA officials and steered policies affecting millions of Americans.
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Its arc may ultimately bend toward justice, but even Dr. King leaned on it a little to help it along.
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In teaching inmates, he leaned on his own experiences and presented them alongside the virtues of Jesus, Gandhi, the Rev.
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This isn't the first time Facebook has leaned on policy to defend the presence of inappropriate content on the platform.
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As her husband seeks the Oval Office, Biden said she and her husband have leaned on the Obama's for advice.
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Take a look, though, at the people Pelosi HAS clearly leaned on to keep them away from calling for impeachment.
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Reporters and anchors took the story seriously but largely leaned on "critics," primarily Democrats, and cited their accusations of racism.
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And where Social Capital leaned on data to inform its investment thesis, Tribe is putting its full weight into it.
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Flair never had flashy moves, was never a chiseled bodybuilder type, and mostly leaned on mat wrestling and basic suplexes.
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But many of those balance sheets have leaned on the money mint that is its low-cost cloud computing arm.
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For larger foes that couldn't be juggled, I leaned on the timed dodge counters to do most of the damage.
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While at the memorial, the two reportedly leaned on statues, took pictures and laughed, Pierson told the local news outlet.
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The St. Louis Blues, who had the second-best record in the West, leaned on Brian Elliott and Jake Allen.
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The car behind me leaned on the horn — angry, presumably, that this meant he couldn't pass me on the left.
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The two vulnerable Republicans had come under considerable pressure from their own party and successfully leaned on Trump for help.
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For millennia, storytellers have leaned on the same material, like myths and archetypes, to find new ways to tell stories.
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In 2014, Putin leaned on the country's oligarchs, including Deripaska, to finance the bulk of the Sochi Winter Olympics construction.
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North Carolina State leaned on its defense, and one of the best rebounding margins in the nation, to claw back.
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Stamkos said the Lightning often leaned on Hedman, a finalist for the Norris Trophy, given to the league's best defenseman.
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Lopez leaned on the dance-club part of her catalog of hits — a reminder that disco, too, has Latin roots.
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The fourth-largest U.S. bank by assets has leaned on cost cuts to stabilize its bottomline amid sluggish revenue trends.
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Mr. Trump has similarly leaned on car companies like Ford and General Motors to keep manufacturing in the United States.
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They leaned on Warren's aunt, "Aunt Bee," to help raise Warren's two children from her first marriage, Amelia and Alex.
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The FBI also previously leaned on Microsoft to create a backdoor in its BitLocker encryption software, Mashable reported in 2013.
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In his address to Congress Tuesday evening, President Trump leaned on some of his standard crowd pleasers: immigration, jobs, terrorism.
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The South Bend mayor has often leaned on his experience in Afghanistan in discussing foreign policy along the campaign trail.
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As he worked through the throng, Dr. Muderis, 211, never sat or even so much as leaned on a desk.
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Kelly, in jeans and a glittery T-shirt, leaned on her mother's shoulders, peering at the papers she was signing.
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Following a 20-month survey, Kanter finds that the United States has leaned on past successes while ignoring mounting problems.
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That if I leaned on a wall, I might discover it is only cardboard and my hand might crash through it.
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Across the street, Gloria Viera leaned on the rake she had been using to scrape her belongings out of her house.
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Along the way, Panera has leaned on the coffee expertise of its owner, JAB Holding, which bought Panera two years ago.
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Painter maintained that this was a proactive move, made not because SoftBank or another investor leaned on it to do so.
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After losing him, Frankel is "devastated," friend told PEOPLE, explaining that she leaned on him throughout her seemingly never-ending divorce.
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The royal sisters have always leaned on each other, and Beatrice served as Eugenie's maid of honor at her October wedding.
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Another key part to the Spyra One's development is an active community that Spyra has leaned on throughout the gun's development.
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If there was a DJ at the party, he was well hidden; either way, the mix leaned on recent, corny classics.
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Some reports have suggested that the 109 figure that the president has leaned on is outdated and may be much higher.
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And Tuesday was not the first time a first lady has leaned on her husband over a staffer she finds irksome.
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"It's been bad since then, it's been really bad," Mr. Qu said as he leaned on the counter at his stall.
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But in his darkest moment, Mr. Trump again leaned on his family's wealth, this time to ride out a financial tsunami.
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The US has recently leaned on China -- North Korea's main ally -- to apply pressure to Pyongyang to curtail its nuclear ambitions.
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Luke Messer is publicly considering a bid too and has leaned on a strong fundraising team as part of his pitch.
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As the initial applause and cheers died down, Mr. Richie leaned on the wooden railing and shook his head, almost laughing.
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"I wouldn't say anything specifically that I leaned on — 'Oh, this is why I'm doing this,'" Boone said before the game.
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Curlers from countries as far afield as China, Denmark and Switzerland have leaned on it in their preparation for the Olympics.
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Mr. Paulson recalled a time when he leaned on Mr. Murphy's public speaking ability and it did not go as planned.
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He, too, has leaned on Mr. Netanyahu to curb settlement construction to make it easier to pursue talks with the Palestinians.
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George said he leaned on Josh in those trying times, but the pair struggled, as they were uncomfortable expressing their feelings.
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A collapse in support from African American voters — support the campaign leaned on heavily to make the case for Biden's electability.
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Comey testified that Trump leaned on him to "let go" of the bureau's probe into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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On offense, they leaned on Derrick Henry to continue running over defenses; he racked up 195 rushing yards on 30 carries.
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But Democrats — including Pelosi — have repeatedly leaned on the foundation Mueller built to help justify calls to remove Trump from office.
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The couple, both restaurant managers, leaned on a police barricade on Fifth Avenue for two hours trying to spot Mr. Trump.
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We cuddled, we held hands, we leaned on each other, we hugged each other, stroked each other's backs—things like that.
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Then with his team trailing by a run, Boone leaned on Paxton to avoid putting more strain on a taxed bullpen.
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This certainly isn't the first time a company has leaned on digital tools to recreate icons that are no longer with us.
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Maybe I would have trusted myself more, leaned on my mom and sisters more, or sought validation in a more proactive way.
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These technologies come as the industry has leaned on other often less-than-satisfactory input methods such as voice command for years.
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A source tells Us Magazine that the two exes "leaned on each other" after their respective splits despite not being close beforehand.
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Other steaming services, especially Apple Music, have leaned on promotional opportunities for artists to recruit them, and exclusive content to lure subscribers.
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In rooms well-smoked from his Lucky Strikes, he steadily leaned on City Hall to do what was good for Hell's Kitchen.
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Turkey has repeatedly leaned on Greece to extradite eight Turkish soldiers who fled across the Aegean after a botched coup in 2016.
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This was often leaned on as an obvious storytelling tool for Cody Rhodes, but he brought more than nepotism to the table.
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Even the songs that weren't strictly hip-hop still leaned on rhythm and lyrics more than an outright pop pop song would.
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The Spurs have never really leaned on any one player as much as they are leaning on the 25-year-old Leonard.
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In this case, the text approximates a default mechanism to be leaned on when trying to make sense of the surreal illustrations.
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After losing him, Frankel is "devastated," a friend told PEOPLE, explaining that she leaned on him throughout her seemingly never-ending divorce.
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She leaned on me a little bit more to express her emotions, use me as an outlet for what was going on.
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Ring reportedly leaned on its team in Ukraine, known as Ring Labs, to fill in the gaps for its troubled AI efforts.
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No matter: the government has leaned on Coal India and a power utility, of all companies, to try their hand at it.
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Elliott has also leaned on U.S. marketplace eBay to sell off its classifieds assets, which include Germany's leading used-car marketplace mobile.de.
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He hung his head and leaned on a wrought-iron handrail as another friend tried, in halting English, to describe the attacker.
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Plank's comments came after The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday that Under Armour in 2016 leaned on retailers to take goods early.
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The Wizards have one of the top starting lineups in the NBA, and have leaned on it more than any other team.
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What would happen if we leaned on each other and acknowledged that we're all falling apart, all the time, in all ways?
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A man leaned on the railing of the church steps and cried as he remembered how Father Crowley had baptized his children.
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Once again, Hyde-Smith's campaign leaned on the explanation that the senator had been having a laugh, as Vox's Emily Stewart reported.
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In her speech on Thursday Ms. Warren leaned on history again, citing the black women-led strike of Atlanta washerwomen in 1881.
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But instead of humor, I leaned on mystery: a secret letter, a mysterious benefactor, a fortune promised to whoever solved the puzzle.
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Citigroup leaned on an external provider, a digital advisory company owned by Invesco called Jemstep, for the software powering its robo-advisor.
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TD Ameritrade and E-Trade have similarly leaned on interest income, which represented more than half of each firm's revenue last year.
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Luxury brands have long leaned on brand history, and the storytelling that surrounds it, to sell the image and associated pricey merchandise.
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Interrogation playlists also leaned on heavy-metal and rap numbers, which, as in the Noriega case, delivered messages of intimidation and destruction.
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Ms. Morgan-Thomas, who had planned to handle only the managerial and marketing aspects, leaned on her employees to learn the basics.
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One of them, an elderly woman, leaned on her walker as she held a 10,000-yen (about $92) note in her hand.
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As a leader who didn't have the benefits of a formal education, Walker leaned on employees who could help her develop her skills.
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Later, on February 14, Trump allegedly leaned on Comey privately in an Oval Office meeting to shut down the FBI's investigation of Flynn.
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The theory, which Itzhaki has leaned on as well, suggests that beta-amyloid is used by our brain to defend itself against infection.
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But while Toys 'R' Us leaned on Amazon for its online sales, other companies were speeding ahead in building their own digital properties.
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Cooking at home, she leaned on Martha Stewart's Hors d'Oeuvres Handbook and Deborah Madison's cookbooks, making meals of baked polenta and asparagus risotto.
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When Mr Erdogan and Mr Albayrak leaned on him to cut rates or resign, Mr Cetinkaya declined, according to sources quoted by Reuters.
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FROM PEN: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce Fierce at Four Foot Two is now up!
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But the presence of this abuse is hardly a surprise, given how heavily Trump's campaign leaned on anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Tech companies haven't leaned on Britannica in the same way partially because it's a for-profit company; the nonprofit Wikimedia Foundation runs Wikipedia.
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Instead of trying to time him with uppercuts, Mayweather just leaned on the back of Alvarez's neck, and made him carry his weight.
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The family leaned on one another once again as they grieved the loss of their unofficial "custodian of laughter," as Charlotte was nicknamed.
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Trump has discussed North Korea with U.N. ambassadors, increased the U.S. military presence in the region, and leaned on China to pressure Pyongyang.
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The Golden Knights selected Fleury from the Pittsburgh Penguins in the expansion draft and leaned on the veteran goalie in their inaugural season.
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Kavanaugh leaned on the argument several times on Thursday, prompting many — including Senator Richard Blumenthal — to note that the claim was completely inaccurate.
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The government had been pushing to prosecute 16 suspected gang members, but are said to have leaned on Facebook to obtain further evidence.
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That both girls were three years older than her and leaned on her to translate when they didn't understand made her immensely proud.
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For nearly three decades, his ambitious comedy has leaned on articulate and slyly constructed set pieces filled with flamboyant metaphors and ornate flourishes.
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While Scalise continued to work on whipping members, Ryan walked to the back of the floor, leaned on a railing and looked on.
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In fact, Buffett leaned on his old adage and said that in economic downturns, Berkshire Hathaway is likely to come out on top.
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She also leaned on a visual bible created by Hannah Beachler, the production designer, which laid out the districts and culture of Wakanda.
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President Trump has leaned on Obrador to stem immigration at all costs, pushing the nascent force to undertake duties well beyond its remit.
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The statistical feature the algorithm leaned on most heavily for its predictions was unrelated to the precursor events just before a laboratory quake.
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Had the White House genuinely leaned on Ukraine to take concrete steps towards curtailing the country's oligarchs, it would have been perfectly defensible.
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When the show resumed, Mr. Karl leaned on the stick and on a castmate to stand, and added a joke about his injury.
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Each title run featured a different closer — Brian Wilson, Romo and Casilla — as Manager Bruce Bochy leaned on the hot hand each time.
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It also held meetings with California's congressional delegation and leaned on those lawmakers to help prevent the primary fields from growing larger still.
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Like every McFlurry ever consumed, it turned into ice cream soup pretty quickly and the minty chocolate sauce leaned on the sickly side.
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Given how far forward she has leaned on the health care proposal, however, it's hard to see how she could pull that off.
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Taylor leaned on now-wife Brittany Cartwright during the grieving process, citing her support as a driving factor in his decision to propose.
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The Rams have since leaned on Gurley and C.J. Anderson, released three times since April, to bully teams with a dynamic running attack.
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The Clippers leaned on their long-range attack in the second quarter, making five 213-pointers and grabbed a 153-215 lead at halftime.
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FROM PEN: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce In May, Kardashian wrote a sweet tribute to Chyna.
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The Trump administration has, at least in part, leaned on Israeli contacts to setup these meetings, according to multiple sources familiar with the planning.
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Greeted by roaring crowd, Manning led a drive that leaned on the running of Anderson with a couple of key completions along the way.
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We got on food stamps, started gardening, and fishing, and really worked as hard as we could and leaned on each other for support.
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Other candidates have struggled to make inroads, and have leaned on a policy-first message to prove their bona fides to the black community.
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Most of the rest made claims about a general technology, or leaned on user testimonials and in-house research that wasn't reviewed by outsiders.
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Apple leaned on that audience for the launch of Apple TV Plus, offering it free for a year to people who bought new devices.
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The case, codenamed Operation Pacifier, was an investigation into one of the largest ever dark websites and may have leaned on an illegal warrant.
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Upstart publishers that have leaned on Facebook for audience in the past few years might be uniquely affected by the change, according to Parse.
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Specifically, the startup seems to be trying to capture the automotive market, where VR is actually being leaned on heavily in design and manufacturing.
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Trump late last week leaned on GOP members, and legislative modifications were made to appeal to members of the conservative Republican Study Committee (RSC).
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Polly Rodriguez, a cofounder at the sexual-wellness startup Unbound Babes, has leaned on advisers to make hiring and firing decisions in the past.
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She had been an on-and-off smoker, but when she got sober, "not having a vice, I leaned on cigarettes again," she said.
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After several years of watching its mortgage-origination volumes decline, the Charlotte-based megabank has turned around and leaned on the throttle in 2019.
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Where hardcore album covers had long leaned on cartoon-like illustrations or simple, evocative photographs, Until Your Heart Stops was cleaner and more ambiguous.
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A big reason Boston struggled on the boards last year was because they leaned on Marcus Smart as a wing in three-guard lineups.
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In his last term, President Obama leaned on post-9/11-era policy to justify striking Shabaab, with a focus on high-value targets.
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In this region the company had previously been forced to pull the plug on facial recognition after being leaned on by privacy conscious regulators.
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Ocasio-Cortez won despite being wildly outspent by Crowley, who leaned on his Democratic contacts to raise $3.3 million compared to her roughly $300,000.
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A captain was so badly wounded he leaned on rifles as crutches as he continued to give orders to the single surviving machine-gunner.
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Ms. Gabbard has leaned on her own military credentials so strongly that foreign policy and her antiwar stance have become central to her campaign.
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The battle between the two companies began in January 2017 when the F.T.C. filed a case against Qualcomm that partly leaned on Apple's contentions.
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When he reached his teenage years, I leaned on him to watch his three younger siblings, so I could leave the house for errands.
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Showing the emotional impact of assault is important, but "Outlander" has leaned on rape so many times that this feels like trauma-as-usual.
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Mark Bailey leaned on his shovel and guarded against embers leaping to the unburned side of the road above this small Northern California town.
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The Broncos will host the decimated Giants, and should be leading early in this one, meaning the run game should be leaned on throughout.
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To the north, a community of mobile homes was in ruins, and trees leaned on the power lines that electrify this chain of islands.
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Prince, in effulgent gold and purple stripes, announced his memoir as he leaned on a Plexiglas barrier on a stairway high above the crowd.
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But there were some signs of discord, as Ms. Haley leaned on Europe to do more to rein in Iran's nuclear and regional ambitions.
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While better battery life is a nice perk, Apple has increasingly leaned on its camera tech to market its newest and most expensive iPhones.
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Jones benefited greatly from Shurmur's scheming, including rub routes against man coverage and shrewd designs against Cover-4, which the Bucs leaned on late.
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More recently, buoyed by Hillary Clinton's active role in her husband's campaigns, many elected officials have leaned on their partners as high-profile surrogates.
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I think he really leaned on me and my brother a lot to just be around with him, but then now, he's a married man.
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But in Vice, Bale's uncanny apery is leaned on too heavily, as if half the film's work is done because it nails the Cheney impression.
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Because the White House leaned on House Speaker Paul Ryan hard to show some progress, not just let everyone leave for two weeks, per Politico.
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Over the past year, Bieber has sought therapy, treatment, and religion to help him cope with addiction and depression; he's also leaned on his wife.
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When Mr Erdogan and Mr Albayrak leaned on him to cut rates or resign, Mr Cetinkaya declined to do either—and was shown the door.
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I think subconsciously I just kind of leaned on them and said, 'Hey, I don't know what in the hell I'm going to do next.
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They'd both been through tough times recently, she explained, and wanted to write a song about how they'd leaned on each other during those months.
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What's more, there's a judicial precedent that has leaned on Title IX, the federal law that prohibits sex discrimination in schools, to protect transgender students.
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I accidentally leaned on a table displaying the new $230,999 desktop machine, and an Apple employee scolded me before wiping the countertop with a cloth.
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In a statement, AT&T leaned on antitrust history to suggest that the Justice Department was taking action that was unprecedented in the modern era.
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Harington was distraught about GoT's ending and has leaned on his wife and former costar Rose Leslie during this time for support, the outlet adds.
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It started when Kennedy leaned on the steelworkers unions to accept a smaller pay raise so the White House could help keep steel prices down.
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At almost the same time, Coats said he would be willing to discuss later whether Trump leaned on him to push back against Russia reports.
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Administration officials are expected to detail how Mr. Trump and his allies leaned on Ukraine to announce it was investigating former Vice President Joe Biden.
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And in the last snapshot, Kim and Kanye posed without their kids as they leaned on large, plush, faux snowballs while pretending to be sleeping.
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EXTRA POINTS Brandon Marshall, a Broncos linebacker who was a college teammate of Colin Kaepernick's at Nevada, leaned on one knee throughout the national anthem.
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Stink Studios has leaned on project-based work, which lets it hedge its bets by working with a variety of clients, CEO Mark Pytlik said.
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A subway rider leaned on a metal pole a couple of feet away, looking around and pressing a black scarf against her nose and mouth.
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A friend told me recently that she still talks every day to the mothers she leaned on when their now-10-year-olds were newborns.
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" Prime Minister Scott Morrison of Australia has called Mr. Abe "the senior figure" in the region and said he "leaned on" Mr. Abe's "real wisdom.
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His girlfriend, Saranya Meesuk, leaned on his tattooed chest after his long day of training in Muay Thai, or Thai boxing, and Chalermpol turned reflective.
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In that small sample, however, video played a large part: In ten out of the 18 cases, prosecutors leaned on footage to make their case.
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President Donald Trump leaned on the Federal Reserve for help to deal with ramifications from the coronavirus impact on the stock market and the economy.
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In the wake of that eerie interlude, Venables's cello score, which has leaned on nervously skittering textures, takes a wrenching turn into neo-Baroque lament.
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Expertly marketed by Universal Pictures, which leaned on lower-cost digital promotions, "Split" sold an estimated $40.2 million in tickets, far surpassing prerelease analyst expectations.
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Norman endorses Cobra clubs, and Philion, Cobra's president, said he leaned on Norman for counsel before signing off on the company's single-length iron bet.
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Mueller's report found "substantial evidence" that Trump leaned on McGahn to fire the special counsel amid his investigation into foreign interference in the presidential election.
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Leading up to the Iraq war, Vice President Dick Cheney leaned on the C.I.A. to conclude there were ties between Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein.
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To date, Apple Music has leaned on its pre-installations on the company's phones, tablets and computers, plus its free trial system, to drive growth.
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" Trump has leaned on that message in the run-up to the election, tweeting in August that McCready "likes the 'Squad' more than North Carolina.
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But it's not the end of the world, either—Judge William Alsup has repeatedly leaned on Uber and Waymo to narrow their case before the trial.
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While she kept her bloodied hands on Tandy's shoulders, she no longer leaned on them for support, but rather squeezed slowly, tightening an already uncomfortable grip.
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The depleted 76ers leaned on veteran Carl Landry off the bench in their absence, and he responded with 16 points on 763-of-9 shooting. 1.
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Every other week, my chiropractor leaned on me as if I were a parked car, grabbing and yanking and giving my hips a front-end alignment.
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Part of the legal argument Reed leaned on was that there is no standing law that prohibits discrimination against trans people on the basis of sex.
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She told Glamour last year that she leaned on Valderrama as she addressed her struggles with disordered eating, mental illness and substance abuse throughout their relationship.
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In 2011, Knowles-Lawson went through a divorce from Mathew and leaned on their children – Beyoncé, 34, and Solange, 29 – to get through the tough time.
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As a first-time director, she leaned on what she'd observed as an actor and in other roles on film sets over the past ten years.
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The actress wore a colorful gown with a flowing cape that she threw in the air for pictures as she leaned on a cane to walk.
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Apple has long leaned on outsiders for help running its stores since former CEO Steve Jobs tapped Ron Johnson in 2000 to build Apple's retail operations.
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They both leaned on gymnast Jordyn Wieber, who read a victim impact statement to the Lansing, Michigan, court, before deciding to speak publicly about the abuse.
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Sherman hugged, swayed, and leaned on another dancer, whose movements were not being tracked, making it appear that Sherman's avatar was interacting with an invisible partner.
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Democratic politicians — and particularly White House hopefuls — have long leaned on the entertainment industry's home of California to serve as an ATM for their political ambitions.
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However, he leaned on longtime love and fiancée Brittany Cartwright during the grieving process, citing her support as a driving factor in his decision to propose.
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Spotify has leaned on discounted offerings to drive subscriptions to its paid tier, but that's likely dampened monetization — a problem that higher prices could potentially alleviate.
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While companies like Apple may now be defending their manufacturing strategy — or changing it — they may leaned on to support initiatives the Trump-Pence administration won't.
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Oz already had to testify about this product for a Senate panel in 2014, and during the grilling he leaned on evidence from a scientific study.
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As two female photographers trying to work in patriarchal societies, they became close friends and often leaned on each other for emotional support in their careers.
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Those officials in turn leaned on Google and the city's Planning Department, and in 2014, a new neighborhood — at least on documents and online — was born.
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Clinton leaned on Ms. Dunham's support so heavily that the actress and writer was awarded a prime speaking slot at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
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In the White House, Mr. Trump has increasingly leaned on his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, for guidance on dealing with Congress amid the current stalemate.
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In the case of Mr. Gigante, Mr. Weissmann and his colleagues leaned on Mr. Gravano's testimony, in large part, to dismantle a long-held insanity defense.
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" And yes, she leaned on conservatives; in a contemporaneous interview with Sam Donaldson, she explained, "Those are the only people that are coming to my defense.
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And when she spoke, she sometimes leaned on her training as a scientist, often resorting to the technical language and concepts of brain function and memory.
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But it was a tight loss — a silver lining the Ducks leaned on to demonstrate that they could reshuffle and still compete in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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A small but vocal minority had leaned on House leaders to bottle up the anti-BDS resolution, hinting that a vote would split the majority caucus.
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The plan leaned on state and local governments to match federal funding by at least a four-to-one ratio, as CNN noted at the time.
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So many times on the path toward manifesting my own musical dream, I have leaned on the work foundation he and my mother laid for us.
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He could have leaned on his eight years as governor as proof positive that he was a far cry from the more liberal national Democratic Party.
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Veterans like Diaw, Johnson, and Shelvin Mack provide more experience, and coach Quin Snyder has leaned on his vets quite a bit when games get tight.
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Sandoval strolled inside and, seeing that no one was behind the front desk, leaned on the counter and playfully smacked the bell several times, announcing his arrival.
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WATCH THIS: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce The El Moussas have continued to work together despite their recent separation.
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Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE, Kotb and Guthrie revealed how they leaned on each other in the wake of Lauer's shocking dismissal — which they broke together on air.
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" The most viral reply leaned on a popular Twitter trope to poke fun at the platform's inability to ban bad actors: "everyone: get rid of the Nazis.
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The actor, who has been open about his struggle with alcohol abuse, leaned on others, including Garner, after suffering a relapse in September, sources previously told PEOPLE.
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Closer to the bar, Luther Boggs leaned on Jeanne Gosnell, his best friend and occasional beard — a female companion used as a ruse to conceal one's homosexuality.
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On Monday, a vice president of the European Commission, Frans Timmermans, leaned on Turkey to do more to stem the flow of people across the Aegean Sea.
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She says she has leaned on her faith that one day she will be reunited with her daughter, who she says is watching over her and Ava.
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FROM PEN: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce The reality star also enjoyed the company of another woman in Monaco.
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I saw first hand how women talked and leaned on one another, plus got advice from panelists who stuck around to do just that: Share their knowledge.
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The tech industry finally rolled over a big rock it had ignored and/or leaned on for years, and exposed the squirming morass of sexual harassment beneath.
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The fourth largest U.S. bank by assets, has leaned on cost cuts to stabilize its bottom line amid sluggish revenue trends in the wake of its scandals.
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The prime minister has leaned on his close relationship with Trump during his re-election campaign, using a picture of the two shaking hands in campaign posters.
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In the interim, Comey leaked a memo claiming Trump had leaned on the bureau to drop any investigation of Michael Flynn, the president's fired national security adviser.
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And even during his final days, Jobs leaned on his old friend for support during his illness, as Grove had also fought and, eventually, overcome prostate cancer.
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As they waited for the service to start, Seth leaned on the boy's shoulder and watched the other kids while chewing on the collar of his shirt.
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While Nunes has leaned on Gowdy to dig through the intelligence to give him ammunition against the probe, Gowdy has appeared uncomfortable at times by that role.
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The government leaned on Dr. Hart's theory, arguing that companies retained control of decision-making, and therefore they could not simultaneously lay claim to the cost savings.
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"I did flash back today," her mother and longtime co-coach, Oracene Price, said as she leaned on a railing in the Wimbledon players area on Thursday.
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So I leaned on Uwe to lead me through; he was the person I went to and asked whether what I was about to write was stupid.
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While Kashkari leaned on the possibility that pay rises could generate an unexpected and welcome surge in inflation, Brainard pointed to the possibility of higher import costs.
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Here are 11 times Trump's speech about American unity leaned on the party politics that have come to define his administration rather than bridging the partisan divide.
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Here are 53 times Trump's speech about American unity leaned on the party politics that have come to define his administration rather than bridging the partisan divide.
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Throughout America's war on drugs, the DEA has leaned on the aggressive — usually moving quite quickly to ban drugs when it perceives any chance of public risk.
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" Foreman hit 32-year-old Muhammad Ali for eight rounds, and then Ali leaned on Foreman and whispered in Foreman's ear, "George, is that all you got?
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Optics had always been essential to his prestige brand, so it made some sense that he leaned on an industry selling illusions to help maintain his myth.
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The man stood outside an Armani store looking weary as he leaned on a hard-shell suitcase, the likes of which are a fixture at this mall.
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Facing trouble breaking in with black voters, who comprise 60 percent of the South Carolina Democratic electorate, Buttigieg has leaned on intimate events to make some inroads.
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Strength in grocery In recent years, Walmart has leaned on its network of more than 4,700 stores across the country to draw middle-and lower-income shoppers.
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Demand Justice also has leaned on moderate Republican senators like Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska with ads urging them to protect abortion rights.
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His departure comes as Rupert Murdoch&aposs publishing empire, like other newspaper publishers, has leaned on digital advertising and subscriptions to cover losses in its print business.
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Joe Biden, who had already hosted Abruzzo and his client for a meeting at the Naval Observatory, leaned on Mitch McConnell to overcome the minority leader's objections.
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Azar has frequently leaned on Robert Kadlec, his assistant secretary for emergency and preparedness, whose team played a key role in evacuating the Diamond Princess last week.
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Bannon leaned on his populist and nationalist perspective, framing a Moore election as a victory for working class Americans who have been kept down by the elites.
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House Democrats have increasingly leaned on him to help distill complex questions surrounding the Constitution amid allegations that the president is violating the laws of the land.
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But where "The Force Awakens" leaned on a family-friendly appeal with its innocent do-gooder leads and tantrum-throwing baddie, "Rogue One" satisfies a darker itch.
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Tom Daschle, said in an email that he too leaned on his party's top lawyer, Bob Bauer, for help interpreting the requirements to hold an impeachment trial.
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Since September, the family has leaned on the assistance of the Oakland office of the International Rescue Committee, a global humanitarian aid, relief and development nongovernmental organization.
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Instead, the show seems like it will function in conjunction to Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., which leaned on the Inhumans plot heavily in its third and fourth seasons.
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Economists say Chinese policymakers have leaned on property investment and infrastructure spending, including their plan to build a modern "Silk Road" trading route, to help support the economy.
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Grado claims it put "all the best stuff" in its new flagship, and leaned on "three generations of Grado family" to make its best pair of headphones yet.
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The book's subtitle is a quotation attributed to the Methodist founder John Wesley: "Do all the good you can," an idea Hillary says she has always leaned on.
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This was well before John O'Hurley had occasion to talk about the XOLO on nationally televised dog shows, so I leaned on the Down crossings for that answer.
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While large U.S. wireless companies have severed ties with Huawei, small rural carriers have leaned on Huawei and ZTE switches and equipment because they are often less expensive.
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Wizards coach Scott Brooks leaned on his bench even in the final minutes as Oubre, Ian Mahinmi and Mike Scott were on the floor with Porter and Beal.
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In the waning months of the election, Trump has leaned on his election-is-rigged message and warning his supporters that Clinton is attempting to "steal" the election.
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MLB Team Report - New York Mets - INSIDE PITCH NEW YORK — The New York Mets leaned on Logan Verrett when they needed rotation insurance down the stretch last August.
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In recent years, IBM has increasingly leaned on Watson as one of its core growth units — a unit that sits as a proxy for projecting IBM's future value.
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By the way, supposedly the Russians had leaned on the Syrians and Bashar al-Assad to give up all those nerve agents, and suddenly they're out there again.
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It's behavior well in line with an agency that made up a DDOS attack and repeatedly leaned on completely bogus data and false claims to justify the repeal.
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He was green, mostly, and like many other guys with the physical gift of immense swoleness—whether natural or otherwise—he leaned on the physique to carry him.
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It's complicated and complex, and it's something that I really leaned on George and Oprah for so I could try to understand, to navigate — to put it delicately.
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Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE, Kotb and Guthrie previously revealed how they leaned on each other in the wake of Lauer's shocking dismissal — which they broke together on air.
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But in rallying to his aid, they dismissed it as a blip in a life of selfless "public service," to cite a phrase that his lawyer leaned on.
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I've leaned on her steady and strategic counsel throughout the entire history of our company, from our founding all the way through to our recent deal with Comcast.
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Giuliani leaned on two of his Ukrainian associates, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, to try to get dirt on Yovanovitch from Ukraine in order to get her removed.
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She leaned on Picard and the trust the two of them had developed over the years to hear her perspective and use his considerable power to take action.
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But to succeed, the Sooners leaned on Hield, who averaged 25 points per game — and 29.3 in the N.C.A.A. tournament before his disappointing 9-point outing against Villanova.
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President Trump also threw his weight behind the Saudis in recent days, suggesting on Twitter that he had personally leaned on Riyadh to sever diplomatic ties with Qatar.
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The Justice Department's motion asking the court to reconsider the temporary injunction on Monday leaned on Mr. Sessions' memo to stress the limited number of grants at stake.
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Earnhardt autographed about a half-dozen other items deep inside the speedway's infield before the man behind the wheel of the golf cart slowly leaned on the accelerator.
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In his years as a real estate developer and socialite, Mr. Trump leaned on gossip outlets to burnish his image — and place news items to harm his enemies.
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Iraq considers the militias part of its "popular mobilization forces" and leaned on them heavily during the early years of the Iraqi military's campaign against the Islamic State.
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He leaned on a weaker country that desperately needed American money to fend off a stronger rival that had already invaded and claimed a significant chunk of territory.
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While large U.S. wireless companies have severed ties with Huawei, small rural carriers have leaned on Huawei and ZTE switches and equipment because they are often less expensive.
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Researchers surveyed 308 veterans with diabetes who all had a person in their life - often a spouse or adult child - they leaned on for support managing their condition.
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Restoring that to historical levels is crucial, as about a third of patented American inventions in the last decade have leaned on federally funded research, the report notes.
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That prompted criticism that the British government had leaned on regulators to try to secure the Saudi energy company's planned IPO, which could be the largest even seen.
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Trudeau has been dogged by allegations that he and his officials improperly leaned on Wilson-Raybould to help construction firm SNC-Lavalin Group Inc avoid a criminal trial.
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She had been critical of Lewandowski for months and this was not the first time that she had leaned on her father to part ways with his top aide.
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It's a growing, and competitive, category, and the company has generally leaned on its Venturing & Emerging Brands unit to acquire companies that can reach the ever-important millennial demographic.
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Brandon Salinas had his phone filming when his cat suddenly walked onto his laptop, leaned on the screen, and toppled the whole thing over in just a few seconds.
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The pair were given prime time speaking slots at the convention as Trump leaned on his family to share a softer, more personal side of him with the public.
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Verizon has increasingly leaned on boutique PJT Partners, and it hasn't even been a year since the boutique was spun off from Blackstone in an IPO of its own.
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"He was the person we leaned on for that," Porter said, adding that Henderson would sometimes stay behind to counsel the family, even if he'd never met them before.
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How could Quentin have any other kind of dream, considering that he's a super fanboy and has emotionally leaned on a lot of those stories for his entire life?
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"I immediately jumped in and took off, and started blowing the horn right there; and I just leaned on the horn all the way," he told CNN on Tuesday.
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Pence, a former member of House Republican leadership and Indiana governor, has leaned on his conservative bona fides and Washington experience to translate Trump and to translate for Trump.
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I leaned on my trusty assault rifle and shotgun the most, only throwing in heavy hitters like the rocket launcher once I hit the later stages of the game.
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Which means Skype communications are not protected by a zero access architecture — and the company could be leaned on to provide authorities with your decrypted content data, for example.
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In 2015, at the end of his rope, Hayes decided to quit drinking (a habit "I leaned on for many, many years") and started to write just for himself.
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One of the boys leaned on his mom's lap, another looked at the ground with his arms crossed, and one rested her chin in the palm of her hand.
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Mr. Juárez told the prosecutor what he thought she wanted to hear after detectives leaned on him through the night to say he had killed Anjélica, Mr. Croce said.
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Collings leaned on the Canadian government to help expedite a resolution and convince the banks that SecDev was a legitimate non-profit, but the delays came at a cost.
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In her Medium post, Warren went after the President's handling of trade, saying he has taken a "corporate-friendly approach" and leaned on tariffs as a long-term solution.
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Part of the film's marketing strategy leaned on the provocative move of casting a porn star as an escort, who makes her living fulfilling fantasies in the film too.
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Clinton's address was her most exhaustive yet focused on job creation, and leaned on an economic philosophy called inclusive capitalism that many of the Clintons's closest advisers adhere to.
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So Mr. Khosrowshahi, who was appointed Uber C.E.O. late last year, leaned on his history with Google from his previous job as chief executive of the travel site Expedia.
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Trump, who is expected to meet with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un in late May or early June, has leaned on Beijing amid tensions between Pyongyang and Washington.
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Mr. Trump has routinely repeated stories seen on the "Fox & Friends" morning program and leaned on conservative cable hosts like Sean Hannity and Lou Dobbs for advice as well.
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Whatever the rationale, Tanaka rewarded Girardi's faith with a brilliant performance, using his fastball and slider to set up a devastating split-fingered fastball, which he leaned on heavily.
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Eleanor also leaned on her new working knowledge of "moral particularism" as a means of convincing Chidi to disguise his identity and avoid being caught in the Bad Place.
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Background reading: Judge Kavanaugh's combative performance at the hearing stood in stark contrast to Dr. Blasey, who delivered cautious testimony that sometimes leaned on her training as a scientist.
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The tone, for the most part, was exultant, almost crowing, as Mr. Putin explained how Russia's oligarchs and corporations would be leaned on to finance the billion-dollar jamboree.
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Tall, lean and boisterous, Amerkhanian often used an air horn to get his rowers' attention and leaned on Springsteen lyrics and historical references for inspiration, like commemorating the Rev.
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Scafaria leaned on Lopez, who personally contacted Cardi B to get her in the movie and her hot track "Money" as a prominent marketing piece to soundtrack the trailer.
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As journalist Bethany McLean detailed in her 20183 book Saudi America, lobbyists leaned on Democrats from resource-rich states, such as Heidi Heitkamp, and several former Obama administration officials.
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Since then, the team has leaned on Nick Folk, who nailed his first five field-goal attempts with the team but has missed three of his past six attempts.
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Benjamin had 34 carries as the Sun Devils leaned on their running game in the second half, when ASU ran the ball 13 times and attempted only two passes.
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Two years ago, at the end of his rope, Hayes decided to quit drinking (a habit "I leaned on for many, many years") and started to write just for himself.
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They simply feature a groundedness that's such an underrated onscreen quality that it tends to turn up in advisers, authority figures, or friends to be leaned on rather than protagonists.
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Trump leaned on Scott Morrison at the suggestion of Attorney General William Barr, who is being drawn further into Democratic sights as they probe the administration's alleged abuse of power.
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WATCH THIS: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce Things have been heating up since the TV stars first hit it off in January.
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The show is mostly worth watching to see just how hard Jim Crockett Promotions leaned on the idea of the multi-month feud through its top-quality promos and vignettes.
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Skinner, who played eight seasons with Carolina, leaned on Faulk in a one-on-one battle and backhanded in his 32nd tally to tie it at 3 at 5:48.
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His disastrous last few weeks culminated with former FBI Director James Comey delivering stinging testimony about how the President leaned on him to stop a major investigation into the administration.
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At almost the same time, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats said he would be willing to discuss later whether Trump leaned on him to push back against Russia reports.
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Rather than turning to Holst or Beethoven or Debussy for a melodic base, they leaned on "Battle Hymn of the Republic," a backup National Anthem, doing away with subtlety completely.
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In order to get to his unprecedented time, Draqu leaned on his own skills as a speedrunner (his Dishonored runs are a thing of fractured beauty) and a dedicated community.
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Administration officials are expected to detail in testimony how President Trump and his allies leaned on Ukraine to announce an investigation of former Vice President Joe Biden and other Democrats.
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I quickly leaned on Bruce as a friend (less cautiously than usual) because he seemed like a genuine person who was interested in helping me adjust to the new area.
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The beat drops and it almost sounds like someone's leaned on the rewind button for a second, emptying into a sort of weightless beauty with silky keyboards orbiting Planet Frank.
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Police leaned on the tech particularly during the aftermath of the Freddie Gray trials, which resulted in no criminal convictions for any of the cops involved and no major unrest.
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But if Mr. Presson means to use the material of a revenge tragedy to suggest the outsize emotions of teenagers, he has leaned on it too heavily and too carelessly.
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Mr. de Blasio has begun calling many of the same New York donors he has leaned on to fund his past municipal campaigns, according to people familiar with his activity.
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Judge Hurwitz leaned on the government's claim that even if the executive branch of the government is doing harm through inaction on climate change, a lawsuit can't correct the problem.
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This is not the first time that Trump has leaned on financial leaders during rocky times: He called the heads of the biggest U.S. lenders last year as markets tumbled.
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The Obama team openly worried that Israel's actions were making a future Palestinian state impossible, and leaned on Netanyahu to freeze settlement growth to entice the Palestinian side to negotiate.
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Historically, top Justice officials have leaned on their deputies in different ways, but physical proximity is telling: there is a connecting door between the deputy attorney general and Padag's offices.
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Much of the newfound traction that the antitrust argument is getting is due to a long game from Yelp, which has leaned on regulators across the world for years now.
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Roger Federer will reportedly become the first billionaire in tennis in 2020Novak Djokovic got choked up at the Australian Open while discussing how he leaned on Kobe Bryant for advice
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Mr. Watters, a protégé of Mr. O'Reilly, has ascended at Fox News despite occasionally attracting his own firestorms, including a heavily criticized segment in which he leaned on Asian stereotypes.
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When the newly retired Carlos Beltran interviewed for the Yankees' manager job on Wednesday, he leaned on his experience with the Mets, with whom he played for nearly seven seasons.
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They leaned on longstanding relationships with lawmakers and staff, dashed off letters to congressional leaders and wrote checks to secure a few minutes of precious face time at fund-raisers.
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He now finds himself accused of trying to help arrange an old-style backroom deal with a major company as his officials leaned on a high-profile woman Cabinet minister.
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These are the first estimates of his plan's impact from a group other than the Tax Foundation, the right-leaning think tank he leaned on for his campaign's own analysis.
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Once my daughter was born, I leaned on my support system—my husband and family members—to provide me with as much assistance as I needed to rest and recuperate.
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Houston leaned on All-Star point guard James Harden for 42 points, 12 rebounds and nine assists on Friday and pulled out a 121-117 overtime victory over the Chicago Bulls.
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And with President Trump running around calling everyone and everything "fake news," it's pretty rich that he leaned on the NPS so heavily for photos that would soothe his ego.[Guardian]
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More and more of the government's recent security efforts have leaned on the assistance of tech companies, including tens of thousands of requests from law enforcement for user data each year.
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Bieber has long been a member of the Hillsong church, and leaned on its most famous pastor, Carl Lentz, for support after he canceled the remainder of his 2017 Purpose tour.
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Amid the upheavals on the domestic front after parliament three times rejected the Brexit deal negotiated by Prime Minister Theresa May and other EU leaders, Britain has increasingly leaned on China.
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Kidman and her country-superstar husband, Keith Urban, are one of Hollywood's most beloved couples, and the duo, who met in 2005, have leaned on each other through thick and thin.
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By contrast, if Mueller's firing is already fait accompli by the time Trump-skeptical Republicans try to mobilize against it, they're the ones who'll be leaned on to not make trouble.
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Major platforms like Twitter have leaned on nonprofits to advise and even handle some moderation, as well as to mitigate the social and emotional costs of the harms some users encounter.
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News of the watchdog's decision leaked out last month, raising concerns among members of parliament that the FCA was being leaned on by a government wanting softer treatment of British lenders.
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Trudeau denies that he or his officials interfered in the judicial system amid allegations officials leaned on his former justice minister to help ensure a construction company avoided a corruption trial.
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The Nuggets leaned on D.J. Augustin for 24 points in the win and have been impressed with the combo guard since picking him up from Oklahoma City at the trade deadline.
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The Athletics snapped a three-game slide with Tuesday's triumph and leaned on starter Rich Hill to pick up a staff that had surrendered 22 runs in the previous three contests.
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Instead, Iran has leaned on its ability to raise global oil prices and make the West feel the strain that many Iranians have come to know under harsh US-imposed sanctions.
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The CEO also leaned on his board of investors to help with more senior leadership hires, with Plaid boasting that the storied investor Mary Meeker was a member of the board.
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Walker says he's now the sole remaining of a group of three officers including Alvarez who often chatted, shared experiences, and leaned on each other for support after they developed cancer.
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Doughty still carried the play in terms of possession and was a slight positive in on-ice scoring chances, and the Kings leaned on him to play a ton of minutes.
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Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, then went on TV and said it was related to the Russia investigation; Comey subsequently claimed that Trump leaned on him to stop investigating Flynn.
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Hard Rock Park's marketing campaign leaned on extravagant gimmicks, like hiring the Beatles' last remaining Magical Mystery Tour Bus and towing it around the country on a promotional tour in 2007.
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In December, the governor of the Reserve Bank of India abruptly quit after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government leaned on him to do more to boost the economy ahead of elections.
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Goldman last month won the lucrative role as the lead investment bank on Switch's I.P.O. Mr. Solomon also leaned on executives in Goldman's human resources office to hire far more women.
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At one point, while working on international productions of "Rock of Ages," Ms. Devine put her worldly goods in storage and leaned on friends with a guest room or foldout sofa.
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President Trump tweeted on Saturday that he had once again leaned on Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, to increase production by as much as 2 million barrels a day.
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The impeachment drama embroiled the former vice president since Trump leaned on Ukraine to dig up dirt on a rival who has long been seen as the national Democratic front-runner.
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Ms. Turner, who has leaned on donations to support her grandchildren since the shooting, planned a funeral for her daughter at the church where Ms. Land was baptized as a child.
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The Celtics leaned on Jae Crowder for extra offense with Thomas out on Friday and were rewarded with 22 points on 213.3-of-215 shooting and 226 rebounds in the win.
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Patrick has been compared to Obama throughout his career, in part because both have leaned on their personal stories and ties to Chicago to rise to political power throughout their career.
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MS: There was a meeting they had with Pete Sessions, the former Congressman from Texas, and they leaned on him very heavily about removing the US ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch.
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Hannity leaned on the Politico story for months and months — in fact, he's still talking about it, as of Sunday -- so it's no wonder why Trump harbored a grudge against Ukraine.
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The President argues the whole thing is a "hoax" and dismisses criticism of his July 25 call in which he leaned on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, saying his conduct was perfect.
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In a six-week investigation, Democrats unearthed evidence and testimony that showed Trump, in concert with his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, leaned on Ukraine's leaders to investigate Biden and other Democrats.
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Songs like "Key Lime OG" feature her high energy raps of which she delivers with much more finesse than the sing-songy flow she leaned on in the tape's 2016 prequel.
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Sacramento is trying to turn the roster over to younger players following the trade of former franchise centerpiece DeMarcus Cousins but leaned on the veterans to pull out the last two victories.
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We leaned on HUE's #choosecolor campaign to lead our chromatic search and mixed in a gold mine of other saturated pieces, as well, like vinyl jackets, fuzzy handbags, classic berets, and more.
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RCMP officers watching from the other side helped them up, lifting the younger children and asking a woman, who leaned on her fellow passenger as she walked, if she needed medical care.
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"Players build up their own Twitch channels, especially with Fortnite, which leaned on personalities, and now there's something to sell to advertisers in a space they want to get into," he said.
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The company added a net 275,286 phone subscribers, beating analysts' forecast of a loss of 44,000 subscribers as it leaned on the smartphone promotions to combat competition in a saturated U.S. market.
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The company added a net 21.43,22019 phone subscribers, beating analysts' forecast of a loss of 24.1,4.663 subscribers, as it leaned on the smartphone promotions to combat competition in a saturated U.S. market.
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Berninger has increasingly leaned on his wife, Carin, as a songwriting partner, a collaboration that lends his songs a nuance and honesty that might otherwise be absent from a one-sided perspective.
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According to their calculations, which leaned on Federal Reserve data, the median family in the United States owned $523,704 in wealth in 2016—about 3 percent less than they did in 21983.
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To get FilmLinkUp running, Collazo leaned on a program developed to help veterans who specifically want to start their own business, offered through the New York City law firm Cahill, Gordon & Reindel.
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On Twitter, Trump went so far as to declare "total and complete vindication" even though Comey explicitly stated the president leaned on him to end the investigation into his pal Michael Flynn.
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They leaned on each other after women were let go from their jobs and participated in political marches as women's rights -- like the ability to control their own money -- were stripped away.
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When the Eagles leaned on 12 personnel (one back, two tight ends) in Week 4, Pettine stayed in nickel and dime all game, and Philadelphia racked up 176 yards on 33 carries.
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In Facebook's early years, Zuckerberg leaned on Thiel's advice for when to raise funding and whether to sell the company, according to The Facebook Effect, a tell-all book on Facebook's rise.
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Knowing GitHub's position with developers, Microsoft has also leaned on the service quite a bit itself, too and some in the company already claim it is the biggest contributor to GitHub today.
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But "Men Against Fire," having already leaned on familiar zombie tropes — the fear of outsiders, the question of who counts as human — gives you tools to guess what's going to happen next.
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Trump's social media account boasts more than 13 million followers, and the unconventional politician has regularly leaned on it to tar political rivals and give voters an unfiltered look at his thoughts.
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Behind the scenes, the Kremlin leaned on Gazprom, the state-controlled gas giant, to cut the price of energy to the Pikalevo plants and on state-owned banks to provide cheap credit.
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As we leaned on the railing looking at the experiment, I noticed that there was a gap in the equipment between the pipe that brings antiprotons to their apparatus and their detector.
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With NBC, ESPN and Lifetime lined up as television partners, with many sponsors leaned on by Stern aboard, with logos created and a two-tone ball selected, the league was taking shape.
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Trump's social media account boasts more than 13 million followers and the unconventional politician has regularly leaned on it to tar political rivals and give voters an unfiltered look at his thoughts.
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Why it matters: Just as the booms of recent decades leaned on bubbles in real estate, Silicon Valley startups, and exotic Wall Street financial instruments, this time it's historically low interest rates.
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It's why he leaned on celebrities to hedge his gamble on the first Wrestlemania when Hulk Hogan, one of the biggest stars in the world, was fully capable of managing the burden.
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When the Seattle City Council passed a tax on companies located there in order to fund solutions to a burgeoning homeless problem, Amazon successfully leaned on the council to reverse the law.
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The tour, which leaned on the 4.803th century as a crucial period in Irish history, began at Trinity College before slowly moving to the old House of Lords and Temple Bar areas.
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Episode 203 and 8 leaned on the past in some critical ways, but this trilogy's story has ultimately been Rey versus Kylo, and the past didn't matter much except as narrative framework.
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But he was a devoted family member; a reliable friend (the prickly Emerson leaned on him in times of personal crisis); and a favorite of children, with whom he spent much time.
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When Trump recently re- tweeted a fake image of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senator Chuck Schumer in Muslim garb he leaned on bigoted tropes to provoke hatred against them and Muslims.
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Throw in the Affordable Care Act, which literally and foolishly leaned on younger and healthier Americans to foot the bill for covering older and sicker people, and you see a pattern here.
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The scheme that Christopher Parris has been accused of running leaned on more traditional Ponzi pitch tactics; the investments were said to be in businesses including financial services, insurance and real estate.
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The Journal also reports that the US Treasury Department had privately leaned on association members to detail their existing money-laundering controls, a key concern for regulators grappling with Libra's global reach.
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Hill's account illustrates that US officials were aware Ukrainians felt they were being leaned on to investigate Trump's political rivals long before the July 25 phone call between the two countries' presidents.
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They would probably rely heavily on the Constitution's civil rights protections in the way that Republicans leaned on constitutional limits on federal economic power, said Chris Jankowski, a Republican strategist and lawyer.
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Down by eight at halftime, and by 11 with 193 minutes remaining, the Ducks leaned on sophomore Tyler Dorsey (27 points) and junior Dillon Brooks (19 points) to climb back in it.
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They challenged the government's witnesses, getting an FBI agent who obtained Stone's communications to admit she didn't know the content of Stone's phone conversations even though they leaned on his phone records.
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For years, the lone substantial English-language Palestinian cookbook was "Classic Palestinian Cookery," by Christiane Dabdoub Nasser, which was published in 2000, and which Ms. Khan leaned on heavily for her research.
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He repeatedly leaned on administration officials on behalf of the lawmakers — urging Mr. Rosenstein and other law enforcement leaders to flout procedure and share sensitive materials about the open case with Congress.
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Previous seasons have leaned on shared cultural knowledge like gory urban legends or well-known historical events, and a few have taken place in the present day, but none have ever done both.
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One source at the company told me in 2014 that Trending Topics leaned on "human editors" to pick headlines and news topics, but that was clearly not the external perception until this month.
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Mulvaney White House press secretary Sean Spicer, responding to questions about not having enough votes ahead of Thursday's vote on the bill, leaned on the Capitol Hill experience shared by Mulvaney and Price.
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Over the past few years Mode had been trying to evolve from its original model, which was dependent primarily on traditional display advertising, to one that leaned on video ads and native ads.
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The 23-year-old supermodel has battled acne since she was a teen, and though she leaned on her family on her most difficult days, having gorgeous sisters made her struggle even tougher.
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Bryan: This episode did a lot to make R+L=J theorists happy, but one of the most subtle ways it leaned on that theory was also one of the most magical moments.
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Indeed, the singer opened up over the years about how she leaned on Valderrama, 36, as she addressed her struggles with disordered eating, mental illness and substance abuse throughout their six-year relationship.
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In asset management, Deutsche Bank's DWS arm is seen as another of its strong points, and one the bank leaned on to extract value last year when it listed 22.5% of the business.
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While his performances have included several of these new songs, they've largely leaned on old boogie-woogie numbers, with Hosono leading a primarily acoustic band complete with sighing accordion and heavenly slide guitar.
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Kennedy and Me and Five Days in November recalls In the months that followed, Jackie leaned on Lee, taking a trip together to Florida, along with Stas and their two children that Christmas.
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Indiana, without Myles Turner and Jeremy Lamb, leaned on bench production with four reserves scoring in double figures: Doug McDermott (18 points), T.J. McConnell and T.J. Leaf (12 apiece) and Justin Holiday (10).
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The idea of "evidence-based policy," popular among liberal politicians in the late 1990s and early 2000s, saw economics being heavily leaned on to justify government programs, in an allegedly post-ideological age.
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Maintaining his image, according to Chappaquiddick, was a task that mostly leaned on making the public think of Kopechne's death as part of the Kennedys' long and tragic history, rather than a crime.
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Hoping to return home, he and his housemates leaned on the city's Loft Law, which is meant to work with landlords to eliminate residential safety and fire hazards while protecting tenants from eviction.
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I leaned on the cheers of 26.2 miles of connected strangers rooting for me and her, and the prayers of those pushing through the pain when things got rough all those years ago.
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The agency leaned on this type of research in proposing to ban an insecticide called chlorpyrifos in late 22016, and has been repeatedly prodded to take action on the chemical by federal courts.
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Adam Rippon, a runaway star for the men's team this year, was also left off the team in 2014, and they leaned on each other for support, he told Team U.S.A.'s website.
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On a night when Popovich leaned on his supporting cast, the Spurs romped to a 114-75 victory on Thursday at Toyota Center to eliminate the Houston Rockets in the Western Conference semifinals.
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But Democrats have also long worried about turnout among African-Americans and young voters, particularly in states like Ohio and North Carolina, and have leaned on President Obama to try to energize them.
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While waiting for their luggage at the baggage claim area of Charlotte Douglas International Airport (the family had just returned from a trip to Florida), Jaiden leaned on the glass of an escalator.
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" She added: "I trusted and leaned on this statement that you made: 'You need to draw a line in the sand and say none of it is O.K. None of it is acceptable.
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Clinton framed her challenge as a compromise, as Trump has leaned on the federal audit to defend his decision to not release his taxes, a first in the history of modern presidential elections.
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For a long time, I've leaned on this particular experience to justify the general — whatever bad apples might be found in other troops, mine was proof that the organization was good at heart.
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For a long time, I've leaned on this particular experience to justify the general — whatever bad apples might be found in other troops, mine was proof that the organization was good at heart.
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He leaned on his third pitch, a changeup, in his last outing but found his primary weapon against Cleveland, wielding his knuckle curveball to positive results while recording six strikeouts through three innings.
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Wilson-Raybould testified on Wednesday that when she was justice minister last year, officials in the Liberal government leaned on her to help construction firm SNC-Lavalin Group Inc avoid a corruption trial.
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Some of those who were injured attended the ceremony, where they leaned on canes, were pushed in wheelchairs or walked on their own but were still coping with the aftereffects of internal injuries.
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"I leaned on those guys to not only try and find what places are organically part of the world of our characters, but also are New York, in all caps," Mr. Jenkins said.
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Nasukawa, giving up some height and range, could not place that flicking upjab that he leaned on against Visanlek and often found himself struggling to control the "crossed swords" of the southpaw vs.
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We leaned on Dagger's Lazy instantiation, which allowed us to inject a lazy network client and not instantiate it until we actually do a network operation — important when offline or after the first load.
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But this time, just to spice things up a bit more than usual, the president leaned on his shift key: Unsettling as it might be, Trump's broadside actually didn't come completely out of nowhere.
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In any case, it's become clear that Facebook has increasingly leaned on Instagram as its main product, while Facebook has come under fire for everything from abetting election interference to fueling genocide in Myanmar.
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To reach this level the company has leaned on what Raibert calls "low-level AI." That means artificial intelligence control systems that are responsible for keeping the machines upright and balanced in all situations.
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Before the event started, Apple set the tone with the Beatle's "Love is all you need," but in several of the promotional videos used on stage, Apple leaned on tunes from lesser-known artists.
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She often leaned on a preference for local decision-making—on a $15 minimum wage and a ban on fracking—to avoid embracing rigid federal standards that might not fly in certain swing states.
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However, recent reports have indicated Trump leaned on former National Economic Council director Gary Cohn to pressure that division into rejecting an AT&T-Time Warner merger, presumably to crush Time Warner subsidiary CNN.
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WHAT ARE THE ALLEGATIONS AGAINST TRUDEAU Trudeau has been dogged by allegations that he and his officials improperly leaned on Wilson-Raybould to help construction firm SNC-Lavalin Group Inc avoid a criminal trial.
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The legislative body often feels the need to push back when it's been leaned on too hard, demonstrating its ability to govern and its independence from the president in the service of the people.
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Cruz, a seasoned debater going back to his days at Princeton University, leaned on his experience during the competitive 85033 GOP presidential primary, when he appeared in more than a dozen high-profile debates.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took power in 2014, he leaned on three Indian academics who had predominantly worked in the United States to drive a liberal, globalized economic policy.
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Republicans sought to challenge his interpretation, particularly after Vindman said he leaned on his understanding of "military culture" that when a higher-up makes an ask, however politely, it is not a mere suggestion.
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What I didn't know was that once the hospital staff learned of Bridgett and Bill's plans to place the baby for adoption, the couple said staff leaned on them — hard — to change their minds.
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ST. LOUIS - In their surprising run to their first Stanley Cup Final in 22 years, the St. Louis Blues often have leaned on the fourth line of Oskar Sundqvist, Alexander Steen and Ivan Barbashev.
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Latin American military officials received training on harsh counterinsurgency techniques at the United States Army School of the Americas as Washington leaned on allied governments to stem the appeal of communism in the region.
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Maybe because he's keenly aware of that fact, he leaned on a tried-and-true sports cliché — but one that might show he has enough locked-in maturity to do real damage right now.
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A chunk of promotional efforts for "Witness" leaned on the headline-generating magic of a feud: On "Carpool Karaoke," she confirmed that "Swish Swish" is about her three-year-old rift with Taylor Swift.
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It was not artistic — the Nets led by 16 at halftime — but the result felt familiar: another win for the Warriors, who leaned on defense in the second half and improved to 26-903.
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"I trusted and leaned on this statement that you made: 'You need to draw a line in the sand and say none of it is O.K. None of it is acceptable,'" the accuser wrote.
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It had been a frustrating night for Hicks, who struck out four times and had been hitless, but he leaned on a skill that he had spent time in the off-season honing: bunting.
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Now 50, and less spry than she was as a child in Haiti, Ms. Laporte has leaned on her fighting spirit to persevere through debilitating arthritis, her other health challenges and bouts of depression.
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At the very same time, Trump was sitting on nearly $400 million in aid to Ukraine, which he has argued was on hold while he leaned on European countries to give more to Ukraine.
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Miss Baxter came clean to Cora Crawley about her past life as a gem thief and leaned on Mr. Mosely for moral support when the time came to indict her former partner in crime.
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Strange and his allies have leaned on the endorsement to turn out voters in one of the few states where Trump still has a favorable rating at or above 55 percent, according to Gallup.
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MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. — The former governor of New Jersey leaned on the table as she addressed a room of volunteers wearing headsets, who enjoyed the brief break from making endless campaign phone calls here.
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Trump's claims of friendship with Kanye, it seemed clear, were the same kind of baseless name-dropping Trump had leaned on all through election season; there was no evidence they were based in fact.
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Freshman forward Kevin Puryear (10.9 points) leads the team in scoring but has not been as productive in SEC play, so the club has leaned on junior guard Wes Clark (10.6) more in league contests.
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Heat says she often leaned on manipulation, emotionally abusing her children—and, in one case, influencing them to testify against their father so she could retain custody of them while divorcing him for another man.
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At many Theranos centers at Arizona Walgreens, phlebotomists ended up drawing more blood than advertised with a needle and back at the Theranos lab, technicians leaned on commercially-available blood testing equipment — just like competitors.
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I'd met him on the field before the game and assumed, from the way he leaned on the dugout railing and joked with the players in fluent English and Spanish, that he was a coach.
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When Nicks opened for Petty's 2017 40th-anniversary tour with the Heartbreakers, they leaned on this duet as recently as July to convey their deep, shared history as both towering musicians and fiercely committed friends.
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But the ACLU had long disagreed, pointing out that earlier precedent leaned on by the state applied largely to physical items found in vehicles, and not the myriad of data now collected by modern vehicles.
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In the end, he said he's "glad" they leaned on their academic impulse to urge caution, since Rthm is hopefully better poised to withstand scrutiny and live up to user expectations in the long run.
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MANAGING MONEY In asset management, Deutsche Bank's DWS arm is seen as another of its strong points, and one the bank leaned on to extract value last year when it listed 22.5% of the business.
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He leaned on counseling and his Catholic faith, but he was living alone in a nearly vacant house, with only a few pictures and a single bed left after most everything else was sold off.
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While she filmed Salt in New York and D.C. and the upcoming thriller The Tourist in Italy earlier this year, Jolie leaned on Brad Pitt, her partner of five years, to tackle daily parenting duty.
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He's fabricated random numbers about how great his foreign dealings will be for jobs, and leaned on bogus estimates and mangled translations of facts to claim his environmental policies have yielded or saved jobs already.
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Gillibrand leaned on her experience as a mother of 11- and 15-year-old sons to explain racial disparities in marijuana sentencing and "white privilege" to a mother who said white voters are also suffering.
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Trudeau has denied that he or his officials interfered in the judicial system amid allegations that top officials leaned on his former justice minister to help ensure a major construction company avoided a corruption trial.
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After losing quarterback Cody Kessler to injury early, the visiting Philadelphia Eagles leaned on rookie Clayton Thorson in a 24-10 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in the second week of the preseason Thursday night.
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He cradled his forehead in his hands, had a sweaty brow, leaned on his wife while walking and left the proceedings at midday, telling the U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson he had food poisoning.
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Trump critics pounced, arguing that if he knew that Flynn had lied, and subsequently leaned on Comey to go easy on Flynn as the former FBI director reported under oath, he may have obstructed justice.
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According to Stehlik, their body language is less confrontational than it had been at last year's G7 summit, when Merkel famously leaned on a desk and stood over Trump, who sat with his arms crossed.
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So when the man in the car behind him leaned on his horn for a full 10 seconds, presumably because we were in his way, I finally flipped him off before slipping into the backseat.
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But Monfils ran out of tricks and it was Berrettini who leaned on his powerful serve to prevail and become the fourth Italian man to reach a Grand Slam semi-final in the Open Era.
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Baltimore leaned on its bullpen all night due to a shortage of arms, and opener Jimmy Yacabonis (1-2) took the loss after giving up five runs on five hits in 2 2/3 innings.
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In that moment, and then at a couple cross country races where we leaned on a fence and watched the competition, we were right back on those couches — thankfully, without very much to complain about.
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To spread a message that it is more election-ready, the social network earlier on Wednesday leaned on its experience in Germany, which re-elected Angela Merkel to a fourth term as chancellor on Sunday.
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)For decades, many of the biggest names in tech have leaned on a little-known law to avoid being held responsible for some of the most controversial content on their platforms.
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"The Israelis leaned on the Egyptians this morning to postpone the vote, and the Egyptians basically caved," said a Western official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the diplomatic sensitivity of the matter.
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Sérgio Moro, the lead prosecutor in Brazil's biggest corruption cases, has leaned on two other new tools, plea bargains and whistle-blower protections, to persuade underlings to testify against top bosses and leaders, including Lula.
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His employers leaned on him not only for his lush and muscular playing — often rendered in two-handed block chords so that harmony, melody and rhythm came all at once — but also for his compositions.
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These actions come on top of a New York Times report that the President leaned on Whitaker to have US Attorney Geoffrey Berman, a Trump ally, un-recuse himself so he could oversee Mueller's investigation.
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Ms. Matthias's parenting is a tribute to her own mother, whom Ms. Matthias leaned on heavily for wisdom and support all her life, especially when she learned she was going to be a mother herself.
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The same holds true for Rainbow in general: Each time I returned to it, always more exhausted and furious than the time before, I leaned on it even harder as a release of my own.
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The Trump team has known this all along, and won the election with a more persuasive and emotional campaign than Hillary Clinton's message that leaned on the "fact" that she was more "qualified" for the job.
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Regardless, there are numerous workers with legitimate workplace grievances against Bezos who are being leaned on pretty hard on a continual basis, and might want to pursue the option on terms not dictated by the president.
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That same day, Nielsen leaned on Taylor and Wolf after reading a morning news briefing, which included a sampling of President Trump's tweets and summaries of articles about DHS, that had been prepared for her office.
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The Justice League star, who has been open about his struggle with alcohol abuse, leaned on others, including his ex Jennifer Garner, after suffering a relapse in September, sources tell PEOPLE in the magazine's new issue.
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I mean, we all know what, like, microaggressions are but there are things like micro-traumas too, and sometimes just leaning on someone who's so happy to be leaned on for you, it just alleviates something.
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President Donald Trump rage-tweeted his way through the holiday weekend, and lashed out at his detractors by returning to a claim that he's leaned on before: He's tougher on Russia than his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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But it may come as a surprise to some that the Cavs, seen by many as using brawn versus the Warriors' cerebral style of play, leaned on the words of one of tech's most iconic visionaries.
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But while certain known commodities (like Al Horford and Marcus Smart) are set to provide the cultural bedrock Boston leaned on last year, the most compelling and convenient chess piece at Stevens's disposal remains Gordon Hayward.
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After being leaned on by the authorities during the aftermath of the raid, she testified against her alleged co-conspirators, which helped secure their imprisonment, and is now in the witness protection program as a result.
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New York's Hudson Valley Mall leaned on JC Penney, Macy's and Sears as their top-roster tenants in late 2010 when Cantor Commercial Real Estate lent US$52.5m against the property, according to bond deal documents.
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Only special counsel Robert Mueller can decide whether the stunning accounts of conversations in which the President got the then-FBI director alone in the White House and leaned on him amount to obstruction of justice.
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But he still leaned on Mr. Gates to use his influence to help him win favor with the chairman of a bank that eventually granted him $16 million in loans, partly based on falsified financial documents.
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"It didn't let me go out and buy a new house," Mr. Benson said as he leaned on the bar at the Outhouse, a watering hole on Main Street in this village of about 1,20163 people.
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But it certainly looked like Djokovic and Gaël Monfils were playing an extreme version of the game in Rod Laver Arena as Monfils staggered about and leaned on his racket as if it were a cane.
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But on Wednesday, with closer Aroldis Chapman sent to the disabled list and another reliable reliever, David Robertson, nursing a tender shoulder, Manager Aaron Boone leaned on Lynn a little longer than he might have preferred.
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Renata Leite Pitman, a Brazilian wildlife veterinarian who's studied Central and South American fauna for 25 years, has leaned on local expertise to learn the calls, scats, and tracks of the elusive forest animals she studies.
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But even as Mr. Disney leaned on Mr. Sklar's writing, he assigned him to work on the Ford Pavilion at the 1964 World's Fair in New York, where the Disney company was designing exhibits and attractions.
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Instead the Niners leaned on a top-ranked defense and the running of Raheem Mostert, who rumbled for 220 yards - second most in NFL playoff history - and four touchdowns, to brush aside the Packers 37-6083.
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The United States, which has requested Chapo Junior's extradition on drug-trafficking charges and is keen to learn more about the whereabouts of Chapo Senior's $13bn loot, may have leaned on Mexico to make the arrest.
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McClintock then leaned on one of conservatives' favorite talking points when it comes to legislation that would dare increase the ability of tribes to institutionally combat violence against women: that of the mistakenly charged sex offender.
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Still, the concept of perpetual redemption was something he has leaned on recently, as his imprint has been largely absent from the current do-no-wrong Yankees, with his season average sinking below the Mendoza line.
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Ahead of the Nevada caucuses last February, Hillary Clinton's campaign operatives leaned on Bill Clinton to appeal to casino mogul Steve Wynn and James Murren, chairman and CEO of MGM Resorts International, with a personal request.
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A frail-looking Harvey Weinstein leaned on a walker yesterday as he passed a long stretch of cameras and sign-toting protesters, then hobbled into a courtroom in Manhattan for Day 26 of his rape trial.
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It outlines how, during a July 25 phone call, the president leaned on a foreign nation to dig up dirt on Hunter Biden, the son of Democratic presidential candidate and former US vice president Joe Biden.
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Esrick's narrative takes shape as a detailed rewriting of Hammond's life in the public eye that exposes the struggles and pain he faced (and the coping mechanisms he leaned on) whilst playing everyone's favorite SNL characters.
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In edging out Chevron, Hollub leaned on global relationships and knowledge forged from 22 years in the oil industry, according to about a dozen people familiar with the talks leading up to the company's latest offer.
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China can hardly be leaned on — although it is unlikely to be comfortable with a Kremlin that is willing to start such a pyrrhic and dangerous war — and none of this will be easy or cheap.
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Washington (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump leaned on a collection of Republican foreign policy veterans for guidance in selecting ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson as his nominee for secretary of state, according to sources familiar with the process.
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The book largely focuses on grisly anecdotes of violent crimes committed under the influence of marijuana, the kind of "reefer madness" stories authorities and the media leaned on when they first prohibited cannabis in the 20th century.
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On the wide sidewalk in front of PRI headquarters, Ernesto Garcia Elizalde leaned on his cane considering that question and where the path forward might lie for the party he joined and has ardently supported since 1964.
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And as she dug deeper into the money laundering and drug trafficking investigation, the family also leaned on the support of the task force and Klapper's partner, Romedio Viola — her work husband, as she jokingly calls him.
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Trump has leaned on the Fed and its chairman, Jerome Powell, to boost the economy through near-zero rates and massive purchases of Treasury bonds, even as the U.S enjoys unemployment near record lows and stable growth.
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While opening up exclusively in this week's PEOPLE about his escalating legal woes and recent relapse with painkillers, Sorrentino revealed how he's leaned on Pesce in the last several years — and what he hopes for their future.
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O/U: 214 ABOUT THE FALCONS (227-21): Atlanta leaned on its rushing attack in a 33-23 win over the Buccaneers on Monday as Devonta Freeman ran for a season-high 228 yards and a touchdown.
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The president's top legislative objective — Obamacare repeal — was defeated, but not before Trump leaned on Republican representatives to support a bill that he later repudiated as "mean," leaving those who voted for it hanging out to dry.
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The Navy has been working to address its backlog of submarines, with some forced to wait years for maintenance, and has leaned on using private shipyards, in addition to public ones, to help speed up the process.
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Trudeau has been under pressure over allegations that officials inappropriately leaned on then-Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould last year to try to ensure SNC-Lavalin Group Inc avoid a corruption trial by paying a fine instead.
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Housley, a first-round draft pick of the Sabres in 1982 as a defenseman, talked with each player this past summer and then leaned on a few alumni for help in changing the culture of the team.
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" Pelosi leaned on the same logic in her comments to the Democratic caucus on Thursday: "To those who think that they have to go down a certain path, understand the pressure you are putting on your colleagues.
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But as the furor about Andrew grew and more organizations distanced themselves from him, it also emerged that she leaned on her son and heir Prince Charles, 71, and grandson Prince William, 37, for advice and counsel.
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Dominion Energy and its fellow ACP backers have leaned on the popular line that the pipeline will create an estimated 885 jobs in North Carolina and 2,873 in total in the three states it would run through.
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He leaned on a cane and wore a beige-and-green checked suit, with a flower made of pink tissue pinned to his lapel and a blue silk kerchief with a red-stitched border in his pocket.
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There, Democrats called witnesses who testified that Trump leaned on Ukraine's President to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden, a 2020 rival, using military aid as well as the prospect of a White House visit as leverage.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) also said recently he'd leaned on the Defense secretary and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to deliver the aid and "was not given an explanation" for why it didn't move.
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The Red Raiders leaned on their defense, a deep reservoir of resolve and the cocksure shooting of guard Matt Mooney to hold off Michigan State, 61-51, and advance to the N.C.A.A. championship game on Monday night.
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Since then, Meghan has leaned on Mulroney for all things fashion as Mulroney is the brains behind a lot of her outfits including the white wrap coat Meghan wore her engagement photocall at Kensington Palace in December 2017.
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Miami leaned on its own pitching staff to avoid a three-game sweep on Sunday and watched Jose Urena combine with three relievers on a one-hit shutout in the 7-133 triumph over the New York Mets.
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I felt as if I'd touched something rare, and very special, even though my hands were simply grasping controllers, and my fellow climbers, whose shoulders I leaned on and hands I shook, were merely ghosts in the machine.
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Though he was too "neck deep in grief" and dealing with the realities of suddenly becoming a single father to be actively involved, Oswalt says he leaned on her publisher and other collaborators to get the book done.
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The two-month old scandal centers on Jody Wilson-Raybould, who in February said officials had leaned on her while she was justice minister last year to ensure construction company SNC-Lavalin Group Inc escaped a corruption trial.
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"I'm gutted about Brexit," said Stephen Page, 65, a retired London taxi driver and print worker as he leaned on a railing outside a polling station in Barking, a suburban town about 603 minutes east of central London.
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Google leaned on HTC to manufacture its first Pixel smartphone, which was released last year, and is working with the company to produce the next version of the phone, which is expected to be announced on Oct. 4.
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Mr. Buttigieg, hoping to supplant his rivals as the most viable center-left choice, has often leaned on tone as much as substance — Democratic elevator music, some critics suggest — presenting himself as broadly palatable to less ideological voters.
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But he also repeatedly leaned on the idea that immigrant workers were taking American jobs, and played into a narrative — disputed by immigrant rights groups and most economists — that immigrant workers reduce wages for everyone across the board.
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Buttigieg, a fundraising juggernaut in 2019, has leaned on high-dollar donors to help fuel his campaign, bringing in more than $19 million during the third quarter — though he has also raised significant money in smaller amounts online.
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Instead of landing haymakers and replicas of the kick that put a dent in Cormier's nose in the first round, Johnson leaned on an inexplicable clinch-and-grind wrestling game plan which, apparently, his coaches didn't co-sign.
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But instead of the fantasy role-playing tropes of its predecessor, which leaned on The Lord of the Rings and its ilk for inspiration, Fractured but Whole has the kids playing a new game of make-believe: superheroes.
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Burrow has shown a handful of hopeful flashes in the first two games, and senior running back Nick Brossette seems ready to fill the shoes of the who's who of bell cows the Tigers have leaned on for years.
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Trump has leaned on tariffs as a favorite bargaining mechanism, including in his ongoing dispute with China, with mixed results, and his Mexico threats drew open opposition from top Republican senators as well as blowback from the business community.
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" Fischel says she and her husband "have also become closer than we ever thought possible and the love between us has grown exponentially as we have leaned on each other during both our highest highs and our lowest lows.
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In the process, they have leaned on Chadian forces to help battle extremists; the Chadian military is widely seen as the most effective military partner in the region after their success fighting Islamist rebels in northern Mali in 2013.
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She impatiently leaned on the counter, but either no one was at the register, or no one wanted to be at the register at that moment, so she ultimately left her stuff behind and walked out to her car.
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In a lookalike dress — which Alisha Welsh of Magnolia Lake Children's Clothing custom-made for Parker — the stylish trick-or-treater rested her chin on her hand and leaned on her knee, just like Obama did in the painting.
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With Osweiler continuing to struggle, Houston leaned on its running game to carry the offense as Lamar Miller, the team's other marquee free-agent signing, rushed for 187.33 yards to spark an attack that produced a season-high 2187.3.
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As I suspect I will increasingly need to do in the coming weeks and months, and perhaps years I leaned on colleagues and friends to tell me what they were planning to do, and took guidance from their telling.
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Though Samsung will not disclose detailed earnings until late January, analysts and investors say its profits were likely undercut by weaker sales of the chips and displays the firm leaned on in 2015 to overcome the softening smartphone market.
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These intelligence, homeland security and law enforcement professionals worked with counterparts to identify foreign fighters and build the type of screening and analytic capabilities the US has leaned on so heavily since 9/11 to uncover and thwart plots.
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And as the wealth gap in this country continues to widen, music similar to this—that reveals how trying day-to-day life can be when resources are disproportionately slim—will likely be leaned on more often than not.
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Leica once again leaned on Audi's design house to come up with the look, which is is dominated by a bulky grip on the right side of the camera and a flash ring on the end of the lens.
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The company has acquired Nextbit, the startup behind the Robin smartphone, founded by Android veterans who had set out with high hopes (and some decent funding) to rethink how to build a mobile phone that leaned on cloud storage.
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As soon as the Holden video went viral, internet trolls, of course, began to criticize what she was wearing -- the typical blame-the-woman-for-the-violence-she-suffers type of explanation that patriarchal society has always leaned on.
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Though the duo approached Impossible Balance with a specific idea and mood they wanted to achieve, they leaned on the balletic skill of the dancers, experimenting with flexibility and body control to contort the human form into various shapes.
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"In this year I've leaned on you, laughed with you and fallen in love with you for the incredible man that you are," Zima wrote on Instagram, alongside a black and white photo of the couple sharing a kiss.
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In unveiling his proposal, Mr. O'Rourke, a former Texas congressman who is seeking the Democratic nomination, leaned on his ties to El Paso, interspersing a nine-page policy paper with testimonials from immigrants who hail from that diverse community.
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The two-month-old scandal centers on Jody Wilson-Raybould, who said in February that officials had leaned on her while she was justice minister last year to ensure construction company SNC-Lavalin Group Inc escaped a corruption trial.
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Wells Fargo, the fourth-largest U.S. lender by assets, has leaned on cost cuts to stabilize its bottom line amid sluggish revenue growth and a raft of fines and costs relating to illegal sales practices first uncovered in 2016.
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In the wake of the 2007-2009 financial crisis and recession, the Fed leaned on powerful but unconventional tools such as the purchase of trillions of dollars of bonds and promises of near-zero interest rates over extended periods.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo leaned on a top North Korean official Wednesday for Pyongyang to show plans for nuclear disarmament so that the hyped summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un may go ahead, according to reports.
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Bannon has often leaned on history to argue for more extreme measures to counter "radical Islamic terrorism," arguing the "Judeo-Christian West" is once again facing a "crisis" akin to the battles Europeans waged to fend off assaults by Muslim armies.
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WATCH: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce Since the split, Christina, who continues to star on the hit HGTV series with Tarek as the divorce proceeds, has found romance with businessman Doug Spedding.
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FROM PEN: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce The former couple continue to star on their hit HGTV series as the divorce proceeds and Christina continues in a new relationship with businessman Doug Spedding.
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And while he did not shy away from the disagreements he has had with Ryan, McCain and Ayotte -- all of whom have not hesitated to criticize Trump at times -- the Republican nominee leaned on a GOP icon to massage his endorsement.
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Amanda Seyfried says she used to experience debilitating panic attacks onstage while performing in the 2015 off-Broadway show The Way We Get By – and that she leaned on her costar (and now husband) Thomas Sadoski to get through them.
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But all of the explanations and equations to date have leaned on gravity as the major force , said lead author Rajesh K. Bhagat, a doctoral candidate in the department of chemical engineering and biotechnology at the University of Cambridge in England.
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LINE: Clemson -3 ABOUT CLEMSON (211-225, 22-23 ACC): The Tigers have leaned on a dominant defense in their first two games, as they have yet to allow a touchdown and have given up only 240 yards of total offense.
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He has adopted a more optimistic message that he hopes will stand out from the doom-and-gloom campaign rhetoric offered by other candidates and has leaned on his experience in Congress while his rivals try to shed any establishment connection.
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In edging out Chevron in the bidding war, Hollub leaned on global relationships and knowledge forged from 35 years in the oil industry, according to about a dozen people familiar with the talks leading up to the company's latest offer.
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ABOUT THE PATRIOTS (14-2): With the untested Jacoby Brissett under center in the early-season matchup, New England leaned on the running game as LeGarrette Blount produced 105 yards and two scores, part of his NFL-leading 18 rushing touchdowns.
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W. VIRGINIA 53, T.C.U. 10 Skyler Howard threw four touchdown passes, and No. 12 West Virginia (6-0, 3-0 Big 12) leaned on its improving defense to hold visiting Texas Christian (4-3, 13-2) scoreless in the second half.
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Martinez has leaned on some of the younger members of the team, like Kevin De Bruyne, Eden Hazard and Romelu Lukaku, in hopes that young legs can propel the Belgian team farther than its 2014 iteration, which ran out of steam.
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Rodina, who will make at least $216,318 for advancing to the fourth round, which is more than triple her year-to-date earnings, has leaned on her national federation for financial assistance because sponsorships have, for the most part, proved elusive.
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However, the report also doubled as a way for Google to publicly needle Apple's security and privacy policies, which the iPhone maker has increasingly leaned on as a major marketing tool and a way to differentiate its products from Android.
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The Duke Blue Devils, the No. 2 seed in the A.C.C., simply leaned on the former Duke star Trajan Langdon, now assistant general manager for the Brooklyn Nets, to let them use the Nets' practice facility, according to a Duke spokesman.
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Cohen's testimony confirmed yet again how much pure bluster fueled Trump's quest, and how heavily Trump's entire career leaned on shady arithmetic, personal myth making and intimidation: all arrows abundant in the quivers of Holmes and her Silicon Valley kin.
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Mr. Kelly, who spends much of his time managing the president and working to defuse brewing confrontations between Mr. Trump and senior advisers, has leaned on Ms. Nielsen to manage and impose discipline on the rest of the White House staff.
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In March 212, Jefferson was a second-year player with the Nets, and Byron Scott, then the team's coach, leaned on him to supply big minutes in a game against the Rockets in the absence of the injured Kenyon Martin.
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State Representative Ramon Romero Jr., a Fort Worth Democrat, leaned on a table and put his signature to House Bill 53, a bill he wrote to repeal the ban on sanctuary cities, which many Hispanic Democrats say is anti-immigrant.
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Though prosecutors objected to the defense applying castle doctrine or stand your ground laws in the case because Guyger was in Jean's home, not the other way around, the judge allowed it, and the defense leaned on it in closing arguments.
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Since he was impeached last month, the president has leaned on his party's unified opposition to dismiss the whole effort as a partisan "hoax," and he has made it clear he looks forward to an exoneration by the Republican-led chamber.
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The inquiry addresses concerns Trump had leaned on Ukraine's president in a July 25 phone call and other times to investigate Biden, the former vice president, and his son Hunter, in order to harm Biden's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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And it stands in sharp contrast to the Obama administration's approach: Two years ago, President Barack Obama leaned on other countries to deploy their troops for peacekeeping, and in turn promised more American logistical support, including air and sea lift capacity.
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Those filings have increasingly leaned on the possibility of impeachment as a legal justification for obtaining the information — an argument Democrats hope will boost their chances of winning grand jury material and testimony from former White House counsel Don McGahn.
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He leaned on his machine and thought, Lord, I love her, and the press came down and Tiny, locked in his lifetime's work, watched his hands and where they were and rehearsed the name of that afternoon's bottle in his mind.
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Federal prosecutors leaned on Gates to explain to the jury that the WikiLeaks plotting inside the Trump campaign occured far earlier than had previously been understood, and that the president was also involved in those conversations despite his previous denials.
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Teen tobacco use had steadily fallen for two decades before e-cigarettes swung the trend around in 2018, earning promises of a federal crackdown on the sector the companies have increasingly leaned on while traditional smoking has continued to decline.
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A small, self-funded, entirely separate organization did much of the work creating free events to bring the community together, while the annual block party attracted tourists, leaned on corporate sponsors, and grew into a professionally produced nightmare for many artists.
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Trudeau has been trying to put the so-called Lavalin scandal behind him since February, when Wilson-Raybould said officials leaned on her while she was justice minister last year to ensure construction company SNC-Lavalin Group Inc avoided a corruption trial.
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But slower growth in China and the persistent weakness of emerging market currencies are eroding demand for consumer electronics, undercutting prices of the memory chips and displays that Samsung leaned on to cope with its mobile profit decline, and clouding its earnings prospects.
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Then, of course, the president allegedly leaned on Comey to stop the investigation into Flynn, fired Comey, issued contradictory explanations for the firing, implied he taped his conversations with the FBI director, and is now in an energy-sapping public feud with him.
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Yet experts I spoke to agree Trump has leaned on this common tactic especially hard—either because he's gearing up for some major initiatives, or because he's an ineffective showman more interested in pretending to do things than actually achieving his goals.
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Friends often played up Phoebe Buffay's goofy side with airhead lines to make her the butt of jokes, and leaned on her "weirdness" for comedic relief, like the running gag of signature song "Smelly Cat," performed regularly during her gigs at Central Perk.
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Let's start with the phone call part: After reports that a whistleblower's complaint alleged Trump leaned on Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden during a July 25 phone call, questions began to swirl about who else listened in on the conversation.
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WATCH: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce "Christina respects that he is a great father; he's always present when it comes to his children and isn't distracted by his phone and social media," adds the source.
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He said the central bank's rate rise talk could restart the negative feedback loop that took place this year, when a strong dollar leaned on emerging markets currencies, including the Chinese yuan, and commodities prices, creating tight financial conditions and economic weakness.
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Three months ago, after Mr Imamoglu prevailed by a fraction of a percentage point, Mr Erdogan and the ruling Justice and Development (AK) party accused the opposition of stealing the vote and leaned on the country's election board to order a re-run.
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Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce "Christina respects that he is a great father; he's always present when it comes to his children and isn't distracted by his phone and social media," the source added.
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The two leaned on the fact that the budget deal will deliver a multi-billion dollar boost to the Pentagon and border security, which they said would be used to rebuild existing fencing into a steel wall on parts of the border.
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Sullivan leaned on veterans like Crosby, Matt Cullen and Eric Fehr to help reinforce his message, and he had the benefit of having forged relationships at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton with several young players who came to emerge as important contributors in Pittsburgh.
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Flames 21, Kings 241 Derek Ryan scored twice while Mark Jankowski netted one goal and two assists as visiting Calgary leaned on some of its more unusual suspects one night after securing top spot in the Western Conference and still throttled Los Angeles.
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But after their last album of the 2000s, 2008's Brian Eno-assisted Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends, Coldplay's output this decade has leaned on their most roastable tendencies over what made them so charming in the first place.
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More than a half dozen administration officials and outside advisers told the outlet that Trump has leaned on Pompeo for information during his daily national security briefings and that Pompeo has told associates that he expects Trump nominate him to replace Tillerson.
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Joan Didion leaned on the story for one of her most famous essays, "The White Album," which starts with her famous line, "We tell ourselves stories in order to live" and takes its title from the Beatles album that Manson obsessed over.
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" There were moments of tenderness: Mr. Lemon crawling as Ms. Miller leaned on him, releasing her weight into his back; Ms. Miller and Mr. Houston-Jones strolling side by side, as he bit into an apple and wryly observed, "This is biblical.
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At a January 31 session, the council leaned on an array of charts and infographics to argue the Amazon plan had not fully accounted for jobs that might be lost—rather than gained—thanks to the new development, much less other social impact.
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Just last week officials from the US, UK and Australian governments leaned on Facebook publicly, calling on the company not to expand its use of end-to-end encryption — unless or until it can ensure access to decrypted comms on warranted demand.
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To do so, they have sometimes leaned on an even more unexpected source: Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the landmark federal law that prohibits discrimination based on race, religion or sex — but also excludes certain workers from its protections.
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Eager to show progress on a central legislative goal, Mr. Trump had leaned on House Republicans to push their bill through the chamber, despite reservations from many members and intense pressure from constituents who wanted the health law to remain in place.
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USC leaned on its veterans in its Pac-12 Conference opener Thursday as junior forward Nick Rakocevic scored a career-high 38.23 points and senior forward Bennie Boatwright added 19 as the Trojans held on for an 82-73 victory over visiting Cal.
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In Texas, a transphobic bathroom bill mirroring North Carolina's seemed destined to pass in the legislature before corporate interests worshipping the almighty dollar saw the mess it had made in the Tar Heel state and leaned on Texas conservatives to drop it.
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He was a crucial point of contact for Rudy Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, as Giuliani leaned on Ukrainians to launch investigations of former vice president Joe Biden and of debunked allegations that Ukraine — not Russia — hacked a Democratic Party server in 2016.
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Senate Republicans on Tuesday night leaned on a tie-breaking vote from Vice President Mike Pence to kill a landmark financial regulation that restricts banks and credit card companies from imposing mandatory arbitration on their customers as a means to resolve disputes.
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But given how heavily Trump's campaign leaned on anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant rhetoric, it doesn't feel like much of a stretch to trace a line between Trump's win and some individuals being more brazen about acting out on these campaign cornerstones.
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Last year it seemed novel, and the self-contained nature of it felt akin to those old Marvel vs DC comic books which leaned on dream matchups—Superman vs Spiderman, Wolverine vs Batman—to sell copies, generate interest, and then disappear with no lasting impact.
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A member of a hardline Hindu group has been arrested for the murder of Lankesh, who was gunned down outside her home.. Journalists say that media proprietors, who often have multiple kinds of businesses, are risk averse and can be leaned on by the government.
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"I trusted and leaned on this statement that you made: 'You need to draw a line in the sand and say none of it is O.K. None of it is acceptable,'" the woman wrote to Gillibrand and two other senior staffers on her final day.
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The 83-year-old politician, who left Congo in August 2014 for unspecified medical treatment in Brussels, has been visibly frail in public appearances over the last two years and leaned on his son as he slowly descended the stairs of a private plane.
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The move adds to strains between the two countries over trade, as Trump has enacted tariffs and called for China to reduce its huge trade imbalance with the United States, even while Washington has leaned on Beijing to help resolve tensions with North Korea.
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Yahoo hasn't exactly been known for taking the traditional route toward M&A in the past, and Verizon has previously leaned on Guggenheim bankers on large transactions, so the outcome Monday morning may not be viewed as a surprise in some corners of Wall Street.
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New Orleans, which does not expect Davis to be sidelined long and lists him as day-to-day, leaned on Tyreke Evans in the absence of their superstar, and Evans delivered with 29 points on 10-of-15 shooting in 28 minutes off the bench.
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FROM PEN: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce Dressed in a white T-shirt and jeans, Disick hung out in the area for a moment before taking his party to a more private cabana that overlooked the festivities.
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If we leave those more personal incidents aside and employ the bodycount threshold leaned on in years past by magazines like Mother Jones (four or more people killed), the number of American mass shootings in any given year is often in the single digits.
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Some investors and analysts believe Samsung will see its profit fall for the second time in three years in 2016, as slack demand for gadgets undercuts prices of memory chips and displays that Samsung leaned on to cope with its mobile profit decline last year.
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" FROM PEN: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce The reality star, 34, says her children also keep in her shape as they "always keep me moving, so just keeping up with them is a workout in itself!
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Based on the revelations this Friday, and a story in the New York Times pointing to further evidence of how President Trump leaned on Republicans to stop the investigation over the summer, it is likely that this scandal will only intensify in the coming months.
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However, Rick Sternbach and Michael Okuda — two technical advisers to "The Next Generation" series — published a technical manual in 1991 that includes some solid figures, and it's those numbers (vis-a-vis a Wikipedia page) that O'Donoghue said he leaned on for his animation.
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The 39-year-old Manning, back in the starting lineup for the first time since a disastrous outing in mid-November, was shaky at times but leaned on his team's defense and running game to put Denver one win away from a Super Bowl berth.
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Derek Ryan scored twice while Mark Jankowski netted one goal and two assists as the visiting Calgary Flames leaned on their lesser lights one night after securing top spot in the Western Conference and still throttled the Los Angeles Kings 7-2 on Monday night.
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Johnson recovered the knee shield for a while in the second round of the first Cormier bout but Cormier simply leaned on it, continued slapping in punches, and then slid right back in to trap the bottom leg and flatten the half guard once again.
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Mr. Friess had leaned on political connections and vowed to spend "whatever it takes" from his personal fortune, but he was bested by Mark Gordon, the state treasurer who ran on his local roots, financial acumen and government experience, according to The Associated Press.
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At the Frank LaMere Presidential Candidate Forum here, she leaned on both, again showing off her fluency on the core issue at stake for this audience -- federal policy concerning Native Americans, and the many ways in which the government has let down or betrayed tribes.
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Trump used his remarks on Friday to remind the crowd of his administration's actions on abortion, an issue his reelection campaign has leaned on heavily as it looks to shore up evangelical support for the president and target other religious voters in key battleground states.
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Because of injuries, Girardi has leaned on the backup catcher Austin Romine — who broke up Taillon's no-hitter with a sharp single — and the reserve infielder Ronald Torreyes, who had four hits and is tied for the team lead in R.B.I. with Castro and Judge.
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Carlin, who made a career out of taking provocative positions meant to offend and did material about abortion on television specials but never included that particular line, leaned on a specific, strident voice making a taboo claim that almost invited some people to leave.
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The open warfare follows an abrupt shift in the relationship between Flynn and prosecutors, who had leaned on his cooperation in Mueller's probe and in an effort to prosecute a longtime Flynn association Bijan Kian for unauthorized lobbying on behalf of the Turkish government.
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Bumble leaned on support from actress Priyanka Chopra, who was named an adviser and investor in the startup last October, and Chopra's manager, Anjula Acharia, also a Bumble investor and adviser, who has a history of helping artists like Lady Gaga launch in the country.
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The other three witnesses -- all called by the committee's Democrats -- spoke out in favor of Trump's impeachment while Turley, who was also an expert witness during Bill Clinton's impeachment proceedings, leaned on his previous testimony in the 1990s to explain his opposition to it.
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After facing my own demons about my worthiness as a middle-aged woman, I leaned on the courage of these pioneering leaders and ran for the positive changes that still needed to be made for equality and opportunity on behalf of my own community.
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In the past few years, as China stepped up its crackdown on Muslim minorities in the western Xinjiang region, it leaned on officers from those same targeted ethnic groups, putting them in the uncomfortable position of monitoring and arresting members of their own communities.
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Australia, Britain, and Italy are being sucked into the conspiracy-filled quagmire of impeachment-era Washington, after Trump and his Attorney General William Barr reportedly leaned on friendly governments to assist a probe widely seen as intended to discredit the FBI's investigation into the 2016 elections.
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I'm not sure why ditching these stereotypes is so tricky for family sitcoms, which have leaned on them for years, from The Brady Bunch in the '70s to Who's the Boss in the '80s to The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air in the '90s to today.
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RELATED: Dems can't get enough of FLOTUS — and Clinton knows it The first lady's takedowns of Trump have gone viral on social media and the Clinton campaign, which recognized Obama's star power on the trail, has leaned on her to campaign in battleground states like North Carolina.
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Nearby, Bella Hadid leaned on a marble pillar in a dusky-pink paillettes-encrusted cocktail slip by Givenchy; and the actress Zoë Kravitz, in a razor-sharp YSL tuxedo combo (with barely a whisper of a sheer top beneath) chatted with the brand's chief executive, Francesca Bellettini.
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Adams also had been one of several officials who had fallen out of favor with HHS Secretary Alex Azar, who instead leaned on Brett Giroir, the assistant secretary for health and Adams' boss, to carry out some responsibilities that might have otherwise gone to the surgeon general.
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It was possible, even likely, that Jones could have built a formidable coalition of owners against Goodell before the season — several of them had grown frustrated with aspects of his leadership — and could have leaned on him harder to be more combative with players over their protests.
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Over the last decade, the technology elder has struggled to move into areas like cloud and AI. IBM has leaned on a combination of its own R&D abilities and deep pockets to push into modern markets, but has struggled to turn them into revenue growth.
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It was despicable when Trump leaned on a foreign leader to push for a trumped-up corruption investigation, against the information and advice of his advisors, to the detriment of foreign service officers on the ground, and against the interests of the United States of America.
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" White House deputy press secretary Raj Shah on Monday declined to characterize Trump's "feeling" toward the Democratic memo, but leaned on the interagency process, which involves a review by the FBI and intelligence agencies: "We will be considering it just as we did the Nunes memo.
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Through our early years, I had leaned on my husband as a man far more experienced in the world than I. And despite some challenges, I had matured, become a mother, an entrepreneur, a writer, all within the companionship of our relationship and with this man's support.
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As iPhone sales have fallen year-over-year and the industry has grappled with slowing smartphone sales across the board in recent years, Apple has leaned on services like AppleCare, the App Store, and ancillary products like AirPods and the Apple Store to juice its revenue.
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This short, sly man leaned on the Coca-Cola hoarding that marked the entrance to the village and raised a hand in friendly greeting, while his companion took the small stick that he had, up to that point, been chewing, threw it on the ground, and smiled.
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Buttigieg, who's 37, leaned on the fact that he is a young mayor who served in the military to set himself apart from others in the field on Wednesday, too, warning that if Democrats nominate a traditional candidate in 2020, the party could lose again to President Donald Trump.
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FROM PEN: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce In April Christina, who who quietly separated from her husband Tarek last May, spent Easter in Maui with her two children, where they met the Easter bunny and got in some beach time.
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After all, Trump's attempted quid pro quo centered around his obsession with launching an investigation into whether Joe Biden, his ostensible rival in the 2020 election, illegally leaned on the Ukrainian government to protect his son's board seat — a storyline Trump adamantly clung on to during his impeachment trial.
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On Thursday night, minutes after National Review published a call-to-arms cover story blasting Mr. Trump as a wrecking ball to the conservative movement, his campaign manager leaned on the Republican National Committee, which promptly dropped the magazine as a co-host of a presidential debate in February.
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As the investigation into Trump-campaign ties to Russia in the 2016 election unfolded, and the press reported on Trump's efforts at obstruction, the president not only lied himself but also leaned on underlings and high-level government officials to make false public statements, the Mueller report details.
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WATCH THIS: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce The ground floor's purpose is to serve as a "maze" for his young kids while upstairs each member of the family has their own room, with daughter Taylor clearly calling the decorating shots.
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Others who have recently met with Obama include former US Attorney General Eric Holder, who has leaned on Obama as a fundraiser for his redistricting group, as well as former New Orleans mayor Mitch Landrieu, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Kander and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti.
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BIG 12 Fifth-seeded Iowa State (23-11) raced to a big early lead against No. 62 Kansas (25-9), then leaned on some balanced scoring and enough stops down the stretch to beat the Jayhawks, 78-66, in Kansas City, Mo., remaining unbeaten in five championship game appearances.
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The senator leaned on Glenwood Management, a New York City real estate developer, to funnel a $20,000 payment to Adam Skelos and to arrange for him to get a lucrative consulting contract from AbTech, an Arizona storm-water treatment company in which Glenwood had a stake, he said.
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The Associated Press reported that Warner leaned on his arm and covered his eyes at one point Wednesday while other senators laughed in response to House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffSenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session How low will the president go?
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Daly said that selecting 20 players was "going to be tricky from the start" and that the N.H.L. leaned on recommendations from the Olympians Angela Ruggiero, Hayley Wickenheiser, Cammi Granato and Cassie Campbell-Pascall, supporters of the Professional Women's Hockey Players Association, a nonprofit advocacy group created last spring.
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In return, Washington has given New Delhi access to high-end military technology, such as a new system to launch planes off aircraft carriers, and leaned on other countries to give India membership in the Missile Technology Control Regime, which cleared the way for the sale of the unarmed Predator.
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But while Trump on Wednesday leaned on factual statistics to make his case that the US needs tougher crime policies, his statistics omitted important context and ignored statistics that paint a different picture than the one of doom and gloom that helped his successful campaign's "law and order" message gain traction.
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Rather than intervening itself -- a move that would draw swift rebuke from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which in 225 provided the country a $22010 billion loan package -- the central bank has leaned on state-owned banks to sell its foreign currency assets to offset that pressure, bankers and economists say.
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After an initially ambiguous statement, the secretary of state finally admitted that he'd listened in real time to the now infamous July 25 telephone call between Trump and Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, where the US president leaned on Zelensky to help Giuliani and Attorney General Bill Barr smear Hunter Biden.
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Houston leaned on Harden and a pair of reserves, forward Sam Dekker (2160 points) and center Clint Capela (2141 points, 1193 rebounds) to keep the deficit manageable, and when Golden State darted to a 2119-point lead midway through the second quarter, Harden returned to action and keyed another rally.
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A Blankenship win after a race-baiting, conspiracy laden campaign would have been a massive blow to President Donald Trump, who publicly came out against the ex-con coal baron the day before Tuesday's primary, and Republicans in Washington, DC, some of whom leaned on Trump to weigh into the race.
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Trump's legal team and allies in Congress spent months honing carefully crafted attacks on Biden and his family, relying on the dubious claims of two Ukrainian prosecutors, ousted for their own corrupt behavior, to allege Biden leaned on the Ukrainian government to protect his son from a corruption investigation into Burisma.
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Trump's legal team and allies in Congress spent months launching attacks on Biden and his family — based on the disputed testimony of two former Ukrainian prosecutors removed for their own alleged corruption — to allege Biden leaned on the Ukrainian government to protect his son from a corruption investigation into Burisma.
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Time has run out for low-polling candidates Democratic long-shots in a field that once topped 20 candidates for months have leaned on the late-breaking history of presidential nominating battles as a rhetorical crutch: 2004 Democratic nominee John Kerry trailed Howard Dean into late 2007, they point out.
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In his Wall Street Journal op-ed, Mr. Puzder leaned on a recent survey by the market research group Civic Science, which found that of those consumers spending more per month on health care than they were a year ago, 47 percent were spending less money patronizing fast food restaurants.
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She also leaned on her co-host Abby HuntsmanAbigail (Abby) Haight HuntsmanChelsea Clinton says she's not considering a bid for New York House seat Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Huntsman of 'The View' declares Castro campaign dead after Biden moment MORE, who was expecting twins at the time.
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The director Noah Baumbach told The New York Times's Reggie Ugwu that during the process of writing his latest film about a crumbling marriage, he leaned on his friends and his actors for their perspectives on relationships to get inside the minds of the uncoupling couple Charlie (Adam Driver) and Nicole (Scarlett Johansson).
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For however narrowly its purpose can be defined—the Fox-damaged and proudly un-churched Trump has mostly leaned on Christmas as a culture-war totem gleefully invoked as a lib-triggering synonym for "holidays"—the decorative ritual is mostly a way to celebrate a season of giving and sharing with other people.
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"She said, 'No' — once, twice, three times, four times — and they just kept at it," Ms. Chow said, referring to Ms. Wilson-Raybould's complaint that the prime minister's office relentlessly leaned on her to consider the civil sanction for the company, SNC-Lavalin, accused of bribing Libyan officials to win contracts there.
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And it's not the first time a ridesharing company leaned on pricey ads to lure over users—last year, The Information reported that Lyft spent "tens of millions of dollars" on its own brand campaign, hoping to distinguish itself as the angel on your shoulder opposite Uber's devil when it came to choosing your ride.
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But while Kim has leaned on decades of brainwashing tactics to elevate himself as a "god," a growing curiosity about foreign culture and the increasing penetration of free-market capitalism have begun to pose an internal threat to his domestic system of control in recent years, Thae told lawmakers on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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But it seems just as likely that these three characters — who respect each other, who enjoy each other's company, who have leaned on each other to balance their child-care needs, and who have never cared what society thinks of their sex habits, could have finally found a long-term relationship that suits them perfectly.
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A longtime enforcer on a Knicks team that leaned on his ferocious rebounding and lunch-pail attitude through much of the 1990s, Oakley is also a proud son of Cleveland, which honored him recently by feting him with the street sign — Charles Oakley Way — in front of John Hay High School, his alma mater.
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The congresswoman -- seemingly in a nod to those voters -- often tells a story about how, when she first arrived in Congress in 20043, she leaned on her mother to make macadamia nut brittle for every other member of Congress and their staffs as a way to make connections with people from the opposing party.
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Cut off from some of his familiar sources by federal and state inquiries into his fund-raising practices, Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, and his campaign have been pounding the pavement for such contributions, and have leaned on some of the mayor's celebrity backers like the actors Cynthia Nixon, Mark Ruffalo and Steve Buscemi.
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The growing popularity of the "see now, wear now" model could also shift some production back to the U.S. Designer Rebecca Minkoff previously told CNBC that her brand has leaned on local production in New York City and Los Angeles to speed up the process of getting designs from the sketching room to the selling floor.
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FROM PEN: Christina El Moussa: I Leaned on My Kids and Friends Through the Divorce "Each parent shall be designated as a person that the children's school or activity will contact in the event of an emergency" and "the parents shall have equal access to the children's school, medical, dental and activities records," the order reads.
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A rough transcript of the call later released by the White House showed Trump repeatedly leaned on Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE, a chief political rival, on ungrounded corruption allegations.
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During other recent outbreaks--the MERS infection that began spreading in 193, SARS in the early 2000s, and the AIDS epidemic in the 70s and 80s--London recalled, case officers generally leaned on both existing sources who normally reported on other topics, or non-registered sources who weren't necessarily properly vetted but had greater access to relevant information.
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When it launched a high-yield savings account last year (it&aposs first financial product), it leaned on celebrity partners and influencers to get the word out to millennials and Gen Z.We talked to Credit Karma&aposs CEO and CMO to learn more about the high stakes when it comes to marketing financial brands to young people.
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Traveling across the Great Lakes states, where Mr. Pence spent much of the campaign's final days, he leaned on his experience as a governor of a Midwestern industrial state, castigating Democratic policies on regulation, health care and energy while testifying to the soul-shaking experience of being out of work and unable to find a job.
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"The Chinese people look at the sport and see Mikaela, and they quickly figure out that her path came through Burke, and they see that as an opportunity," said Booker as he leaned on his poles between runs last Wednesday and observed his student body in action on the same steep slope where Shiffrin polished her talent.
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So when Jackson, in the last major move of his rocky three-year tenure as the Knicks' president, leaned on his long-held fondness for big guards and took Ntilikina with the eighth pick, Cuban and his staff celebrated in the Dallas draft room at a pitch unrivaled since the Mavericks' championship season of 2010-11.
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There were also times when people "crossed the line," and we had to redirect, coach, discipline, mediate, and protect: when employees disrespected a woman in command, when they fought, when a joke leaned on prejudiced humor, when a guest told a server he owned her body, when someone hired from an outside cleaning service stalked that same server all the way home.
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But — and this would be the first of many buts — the prosecution also pointed out that there were some serious wobbles in his alibi, which leaned on his daughter and a good friend (not exactly impartial observers, they note), and a common-sense, if knotty, question at the heart of the case: If Nick Hillary didn't do it, then whodunit?
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"The first three or four holes I'll be a nervous wreck, for sure," she said, adding, "I think if I can take a few slow breaths and not pass out on the first hole, I'll be O.K." For advice about this week, Lincicome has leaned on her financial planner, Aaron Barber, a retired touring pro who played alongside Sorenstam at the Colonial.
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Disenchanted that a Republican-controlled federal government wouldn't repeal every word of the law, Texas and a coalition of states tried a sleight of hand: They leaned on President Trump's 2017 tax bill, known officially as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act — which zeroed out the tax penalty of the health care law's individual mandate — and argued that the mandate itself was unconstitutional.
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And while some payers have leaned on digital offerings to better attract tech-savvy seniors and add value to their MA benefits packages — like MA startup Devoted Health, which is offering the Apple Watch (which is infused with a suite of senior-focused features) at a discount for members — this may not be the most effective approach to capture MA business from competitors.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE leaned on his signature freewheeling and unscripted style Friday during his announcement of a national emergency at the border.
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A: I — at some point his conversation — I don't what he said that made me come into the room more but I came into the room and when I got to across the room which was where — past the bed, he had taken me by my arms and turned me around and put me on the bed and leaned on top of me.
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The acting secretary traced a similar journey Miller&aposs legacy took in the mid-20th century, from his day of courage in Pearl Harbor to a budding civil rights movement that leaned on him as an example to force a wartime nation to open up its defense plants to African Americans and the ratings of the Navy to all Americans, regardless of color.
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Early on in his improbable run for the Republican nomination, Trump leaned on his penchant for hyperbole -- from his wealth to the size of his crowds -- and unapologetically misled voters about his own past positions on certain issues as well as his opponents', all while painting a gloomy picture of a country headed for doom unless voters elected him to set the country on the right track.
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Curry went down with a sprained ankle late in a 125-115 win at New Orleans on Monday and is likely to miss a couple of weeks, so Golden State turned up the defense and leaned on its other MVP as Kevin Durant recorded a triple-double with 35 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists in a 101-87 win at Charlotte on Wednesday.
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But Grimm leaned on his polarizing tenure in Congress to frame himself as the true defender of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's agenda, hitting Donovan for a litany of votes where he claims Donovan failed the president.
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National security adviser John Bolton leaned on a former lobbyist who was fired from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's transition team to build the National Security Council (NSC), according to a report from Politico.
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It is almost obligatory to point out that Smith has never been known as one of the most dependable players in the N.B.A. But such are the dire circumstances facing the Cavaliers against an awesome opponent: As much as they have leaned on LeBron James and Kyrie Irving to deliver their usual brilliance, the Cavaliers cannot compete without contributions from role players like Smith.
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President Trump has also leaned on Europe, including Germany, to import more natural gas from shale deposits in the United States, which have produced a bounty of fuel that is now flowing into exports in the form of L.N.G. The administration has criticized a new pipeline, Nord Stream 2, being built from Russia to Germany, while promoting fuel from new export facilities in Louisiana and Texas.
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In some instances, Huawei leaned on academics to steal trade secrets or provided financial rewards to employees who did its bidding, according to the indictment, which names Huawei and its Chinese subsidiaries, as well as two subsidiaries based in the U.S. Executives then downplayed the extent of the theft or their role in authorizing it when confronted by business partners and law enforcement, the government asserts.
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"Vinny came out with a big splash to everyone on Facebook, posting all of these pictures of himself and Dan kissing and hugging, and I thought it was so brave that he did that," said Captain Franchino's uncle, Charlie Franchino, of Brooklyn, who is also in a same-sex marriage and was often the shoulder that his nephew leaned on when struggling to keep his sexuality a secret.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 10 points 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE (I-Vt.) have shunned traditional high-dollar fundraisers in their presidential bids, Biden has leaned on a network of wealthy donors and bundlers to power his campaign.
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Hours later and some 6,800 miles away in Pyongyang, Russia's Minister for Foreign Affairs Sergei Lavrov met with Kim Jong Un, before holding talks with his counterpart Ri Yong Ho. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo leaned on a top North Korean official Wednesday for Pyongyang to show plans for nuclear disarmament so that the hyped summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un may go ahead, according to reports.
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Broadly, the agency and the White House have leaned on characterizations of Haspel from former senior intelligence officials — including critics of the Trump administration such as former CIA Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE — to respond to allegations that she was an inappropriate champion of techniques now widely considered torture.
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Last night gave us numerous lasting images to remember: Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper intimately crooned "Shallow;" Awkwafina and John Mulaney leaned on their self-effacing senses of humor, giving us a glimpse into what they'd look like in a buddy comedy; Spike Lee koala-hugged Samuel L. Jackson when accepting his Best Adapted Screenplay award for BlacKkKlansman—a moment so pure because of its completely unrestrained joy between two close friends.
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Read more:Kobe Bryant once told ESPN&aposs Elle Duncan that he loved being a &aposgirl dad,&apos and now fathers are sharing photos with their daughters in solidarityLeBron James posts an emotional tribute to Kobe Bryant after his untimely deathZion Williamson shined in his NBA debut, but incessant comments about his weight distracted from the sensational performanceNovak Djokovic got choked up at the Australian Open while discussing how he leaned on Kobe Bryant for advice
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Kamar Baldwin scored the last two of his game-high 22 points on a stepback jumper with 0.8 seconds left Tuesday night, lifting Butler to a 68-67 win over Stanford in the championship game of the Hall of Fame Classic in Kansas City, Mo. The Cardinal (7-1) took a one-point lead on Bryce Wills' dunk with 13 seconds remaining, but the Bulldogs (7-0) simply leaned on Baldwin to bring them home.
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Facebook is being leaned on by US, UK, Australia to ditch its end-to-end encryption expansion plan U.S. Attorney General William Barr, acting U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan, U.K. Home Secretary Priti Patel and Australia's minister for home affairs, Peter Dutton, have co-signed an open letter to Facebook calling on the company to halt its plan to roll out end-to-end encryption across its suite of messaging products.
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During the prosectutors' opening presentations Wednesday, lead impeachment manager Adam Schiff started with a Hamilton quote raising concerns in a letter to Washington about a future chief executive "unprincipled in private life, desperate in his fortune, bold in his temper, possessed of considerable talents, having the advantage of military habits … " Democrats leaned on Hamilton to argue that the Founding Fathers gave future lawmakers wide discretion when deciding whether a president's conduct merited the landmark punishment of removal from office.
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Read more:Kobe Bryant fans looking to pay their respects to the NBA legend are visiting the wrong graveCarli Lloyd says Kobe Bryant helped put her at ease about eventual retirement because he looked 'so happy' after he quit playingKobe Bryant once told ESPN's Elle Duncan that he loved being a 'girl dad,' and now fathers are sharing photos with their daughters in solidarityNovak Djokovic got choked up at the Australian Open while discussing how he leaned on Kobe Bryant for advice
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Each company kept trying to one-up the other, first with the WCW turning Hulk Hogan heel as part of the nWo's formation, then with WWE launching the Attitude Era, a raunchy reboot of pro wrestling cribbed largely from ECW, a small promotion out of Philadelphia which leaned on sex and violence (and an awful lot of really, really good wrestling) as a means to differentiate itself from the scattered remains of the defunct pro wrestling territories of the old days.
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Schiff went on in the interview to stress that it was important to determine whether President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE had leaned on CIA sources this week when he refused to implicate the crown prince in the crime, or whether the president was ignoring the assessment of intelligence sources.
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I spent several days engrossed in ancient news clippings at the Hall of Fame library in Cooperstown, N.Y. I leaned on players I covered in my dozen years as a beat writer (at The Times and on the West Coast), reconnecting with pitchers I covered: Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Roger Clemens, Mike Myers, Al Leiter, Jamie Moyer, Chuck Finley — and especially Mike Mussina, the new Hall of Famer, who invited me to lunch in his hometown, Montoursville, Pa. We talked about pitching for hours.
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In what was likely an effort to assuage some Republicans troubled by the Bolton allegations, Sekulow leaned on an argument first levied late Monday by Harvard Law School Professor Emeritus Alan DershowitzAlan Morton DershowitzBolton, GOP senators see their close ties challenged Dershowitz: If President does something to win election, it's OK unless it's illegal Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE: Even if Trump had acted as his former national security adviser claimed, it would not rise to the level of an impeachable offense.
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