Now, I'll be leaning on a wall and they're like, "QUEEN OF LEANING ON A WALL" and I'm like [exasperated tone] 'Okay, okay.
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It is, also, quite unpopular: One study found just 3.8 percent of American voters could fairly be described as right-leaning on economic issues and left-leaning on social ones.
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Why didn't they just have them leaning on the car?
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Max was to his right, leaning on the window ledge.
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The lord is our strength and we're leaning on him.
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We spent years navigating puberty and leaning on each other.
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"Audrina is leaning on her family," the insider told PEOPLE.
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He also makes a public show of leaning on OPEC.
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We're leaning on each other when we do this show.
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But firms are now leaning on other sources of revenue.
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Foreign governments have been leaning on Lebanon to enact reform.
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Many are leaning on influencers to strike the right tone.
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One of them appears to be leaning on the other.
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Others are leaning on networks, online and offline, for support.
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Our guess is she's leaning on Ayesha for emotional support.
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The new guidelines recommend patients try ibuprofen before leaning on opioids.
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And for this one, I was leaning on him so much.
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The group does not mention a partisan leaning on its website.
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They had been leaning on Congress all year and getting nowhere.
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Those organizations would be really comfortable leaning on their editorial judgment.
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Maybe I'm leaning on the words grim and skeptical too much.
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The candidate stumbled out of the crowd, leaning on a supporter.
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"It shows where Congress is leaning on these things," said Steffen.
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That sponge leaning on the edge of the sink looks filthy.
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He's leaning on 13 sticks to represent the 13 original colonies.
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Gulen-connected organizations are also leaning on K Street for help.
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Many couples are leaning on friends and family more than ever.
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"We're leaning on each other," Mr. Diaz said in an interview.
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Mr. Kitkel, leaning on his walking stick, stared at the motorcade.
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Gabbard is leaning on her sister, Vrindavan, to fill the void.
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But Truvalue is leaning on a network effect for customer adoption.
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Most recently, Moretz posted a photo of herself leaning on Beckham's shoulder.
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The millennial daughters are leaning on them to copy-edit each issue.
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They all note how she is leaning on support from her husband.
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They are said to have been leaning on companies not to donate.
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This was shown by his blatant leaning on partisanship during the hearings.
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"We're leaning on each other when we do this show," Goodman says.
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To the contrary, they are leaning on him in wildly unethical ways.
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They stationed themselves in front of ballot boxes, occasionally leaning on them.
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Those closest to Trump are leaning on him to do the same.
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Papa John's is leaning on new products to drive sales in 2019.
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The word "mentor" is banned because everybody is leaning on everybody else.
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He walked down the steps anyway, occasionally leaning on his walking stick.
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He's relaxed, one hand on hip, the other leaning on a cannon.
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"They all shut down," she said leaning on the plush sofa arm.
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The military is likely leaning on these trainings for a similar reason.
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Khloé Kardashian is leaning on big sister Kim Kardashian West for mommy advice.
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Back in the house, Dee Dee is ill and leaning on her daughter.
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In private, Trump is increasingly leaning on the Republican leader in the Senate.
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The bank has been aggressively leaning on share buybacks to pad its results.
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But we shouldn't be leaning on social media companies to protect our elections.
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Sorry, but hot chicks leaning on a Nissan Leaf just ain't the same.
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Pitt's character spends a lot of time leaning on a desk, seemingly frustrated.
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But market participants are largely leaning on the latter as the main comparable.
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I stood—unsexy—leaning on the kitchen counter and pinching my belly fat.
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To be clear, it's hard to blame the Spurs for leaning on Leonard.
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Olivia trembles in ecstasy, leaning on the walls to barely keep her balance.
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Now Sandy hobbles in on her own, sometimes leaning on walls for support.
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Lourd, 24, has also been leaning on her Scream Queens costar Taylor Lautner.
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One hobbles, leaning on the very men he was fighting just hours earlier.
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China has a tricky dilemma when it comes to leaning on North Korea.
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Or is Carol just leaning on her old friend more after losing Henry?
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The truth is that politicians were leaning on lampposts long before Donald Trump.
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He would have had the luxury of leaning on Betances, Miller and Chapman.
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Leaning on debt Netflix has leaned heavily on debt to fund that success.
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To help encourage the new habit, podcasters are leaning on some light shaming.
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The New York Times picked up on the tempest, leaning on her reporting.
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Likewise, other parts of the tech economy are leaning on abilities over degrees.
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Evidence that Trump was really leaning on Zelensky could be scant or unconvincing.
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It was Floyd, in a black fedora, leaning on his tightly rolled umbrella.
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The administration is also leaning on Obamacare to try to lower drug prices.
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Leaning on one another and swaying, they show the crossing of a ferry.
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He is leaning on Ryan to promise them votes on their pet measures.
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So again the company is leaning on users to get the outcomes it wants.
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Is it different coming up with jokes with so much leaning on this special?
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To pitch its cloud storage business, Google is leaning on its artificial intelligence features.
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They were merely tech- and social media-savvy individuals leaning on grassroots engagement strategies.
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I'd buy some here and buy some if the shorts keep leaning on it.
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"She's channeling her emotions into her work and leaning on her family and friends."
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Leaning on channels that have reputations for being responsible is brand safety, Stephen said.
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"New space" advocates prefer a more hands-off approach, leaning on public-private partnerships.
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It's leaning on a recent analysis by California's Legislative Counsel to make its argument.
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To stand out from the crowd, Hive is leaning on its aesthetics and design.
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Walking on busy sidewalks, I sounded like any other twentysomething leaning on her mom.
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Iggy Azalea is leaning on her supportive fans after splitting from fiancé Nick Young.
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Shannon Beador is leaning on her costars during her divorce from husband David Beador.
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Jennifer Aniston is leaning on her closest friends after her split from Justin Theroux.
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Since the split, Aniston, 49, has been leaning on her closest friends for support.
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To assuage those kinds of fears, Facebook is leaning on its anti-anonymity stance.
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Leaning on his staff, Kalisa would survey the stagnant ponds for a long time.
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"He was leaning on the bars and had a hard time standing," she said.
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Walgreens is leaning on partnerships and building out its health services in some locations.
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It's a little bigger but it's still leaning on the reggae hip-hop side.
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These people leaning on me for support, as if I'm a person of substance.
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Leaning on that consensus, the U.S. built a coalition to impose strangulating economic sanctions.
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For Kamali, leaning on a virtual religious option wasn't an easy choice to make.
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As he was led away, he walked slowly, leaning on a cane for support.
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He felt better by Friday, but regressed again on Sunday despite leaning on painkillers.
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Think about it, these kids are sweating, breathing, leaning on each other ... that's crazy!
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So setting boundaries, knowing your warning signs, and leaning on allies are incredibly important.
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And now researchers are leaning on that leaf-based process to recycle fossil fuels.
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The first part involved leaning on China to use its vast leverage over Pyongyang.
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For now, Ms. Coulter survives by leaning on a community of other homeless people.
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And the White House agrees with them leaning on senators to stretch things out.
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"The entire operation is leaning on one guy's understanding," one moderator told BuzzFeed News.
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But Mr. Trump is leaning on Republican veterans in the Oval Office's top slots.
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Two construction workers, leaning on a plastic barrier, ogled her blatantly as she passed.
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He sits back across a bed, leaning on a stack of tightly folded blankets.
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Far more voters are fairly described as populist — right-leaning on social issues, left-leaning on economic ones — yet such a view has comparatively weak representation in American politics (Trump may talk like an economic populist, but he sure hasn't governed like one).
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Cruz is not the only Republican candidate leaning on Gaffney and his views of Islam.
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Part of that will involve leaning on Sumitomo, which has a history with battery recycling.
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Right now, though, it's leaning on the wall beside the couch in the living room.
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Now Bezos was leaning on his deputies to transform the company into an AI powerhouse.
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The agency has refused to hand over the documents, leaning on a Justice Department opinion.
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Walk in the middle of trails and avoid sitting on logs or leaning on trees.
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Grimaldi took to Instagram to share a photo of her leaning on a friend's shoulder.
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The two female senators, leaning on their desks, nodded emphatically as they spoke to him.
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Authorities are leaning on banks to restructure defaulting firms' debt, or push them into insolvency.
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I still see it to this day, and there he is leaning on my car.
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She's leaning on her family as she attempts to move past the most recent scandal.
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The two photos posted show Hadid lounging in the sun and leaning on a wall.
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Republicans are leaning on President Trump's popularity in the state to win votes for Gianforte.
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One place you may see interesting competition is from someone leaning on the privacy angle.
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"I'm supporting two families on my pension," he said, leaning on a white walking stick.
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Leaning on the bar, Rachid Dendoume, a 48-year-old foreman living nearby, strongly disagreed.
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Gigi Hadid is leaning on Tyler Cameron as she grieves the loss of her grandmother.
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"I saw the door wasn't shut and your son was leaning on it," he said.
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Buildings seem to be leaning on or over one another, slicing off at odd angles.
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He moved slowly, gingerly, through the Capitol, leaning on a pair of crutches for support.
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Ms. Pittman offered "Leaning On," an introspective solo exquisite in its focus and unhurried pace.
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Democrats said leaning on a foreign power for dirt on an opponent crossed the line.
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"I have so much responsibility leaning on my shoulders," said Mr. Punyet, who is 48.
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Place a mirror face-up, leaning on a desk or table with the candle nearby.
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Amid the drama, Union is leaning on her husband Dwyane Wade and family for support.
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She is leaning on this experience prosecuting polluters in her plan to fight climate change.
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That is another key to successful reinvention, Ms. Setzfand said: leaning on hard-won skills.
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Shane looks so cool, leaning on the countertop with a relaxed posture and disheveled hair.
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I ran to a dictionary for the intellectual comfort of leaning on an authoritative text.
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Right, so for a while then, HuffPo moved to really heavily leaning on unpaid contributors.
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"I'm leaning on the experience I had in the past, and this year just feels right."
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Top Chef's season 15 contestants are leaning on each other to get through a difficult time.
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It all seems kind of wholesome—leaning on your community as a cure-all of sorts.
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Leaning on the elbows and making a "moo" (or other) sound reduces the urge to strain.
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Another photo show her in a red and black stripy top, leaning on a wooden fence.
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Though Strickland says she's staying strong and leaning on family while coping with her heartbreaking loss.
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It snags these one-offs by leaning on its scale and partnerships with vendors, Lundgren said.
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SARA EISEN: Mondelez reporting a stronger quarterly profit, leaning on its overseas market and international sales.
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Meanwhile, de Lesseps is looking forward to returning to filming and will be leaning on Frankel.
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"I've never done any ballroom dancing in my life, so I'm leaning on her," he admits.
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As the pair watched the game at Madison Square Garden, Kohl was photographed leaning on Antonoff.
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What about leaning on France to scrap the European Parliament's much-hated second seat in Strasbourg?
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The referee then restarted the fight due to inactivity with Aliakbari just leaning on his foe.
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Big capital leaning on government to get its way: this became the model of the period.
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Instead, Nintendo is leaning on a piece of tech that most gamers have access to: smartphones.
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At first, Chris couldn't walk 100 feet down the apartment hallway without leaning on his brother.
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Sometimes, I was too woozy to walk through a Trader Joe's without leaning on a cart.
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Right now, RightHand is leaning on systems that scan the bar code attached to each item.
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Working parents are also leaning on tips from colleagues to make homeschooling and child care work.
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Cisco is more diversified, leaning on sales of data center equipment for most of its revenue.
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"On a technical basis I'm leaning on Microsoft as well," Baruch said during the same segment.
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In leaning on data to improve its fortunes, Publicis is part of a larger industry trend.
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She has been leaning on hormone creams and supplements made from yam extracts for 25 years.
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Leaning on both streaming and theatrical releases makes perfect business sense for a company like Disney.
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Companies like Square, Stripe and PayPal are leaning on similar tactics to underwrite small business loans.
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"The Late Show" has been leaning on political humor more, a topic Mr. Colbert knows well.
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Karen left the stroller leaning on its empty titanium hub outside a drugstore and limped inside.
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Founders who eschew venture capital often wind up leaning on their life savings or credit cards.
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Grizzlies coach David Fizdale probably hadn't planned on leaning on Selden in the postseason, to be fair.
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Amber Heard is leaning on friends like Amanda De Cadenet as her divorce from Johnny Depp intensifies.
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They have a big problem, and they are leaning on other organizations to clean up after them.
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Trump's "leaning on" Saudi Arabia, the most influential OPEC nation, "has had a great effect," Pruett said.
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Don't get me wrong, I was grieving heavily back then, but I was leaning on my girlfriend.
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Google, which runs Chrome, isn't the only company leaning on websites to make their connections more secure.
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Michigan State hasn&apost disclosed how it will pay for the settlement besides leaning on insurance companies.
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In the days since Brittany Burns' death, her family members are leaning on one other for support.
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She's also spending a ton of time with girlfriends and has been leaning on them for support.
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Trending Storylines makes the case for its own existence by leaning on the infamous "filter bubble" argument.
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The former Desperate Housewives star recently told Access that she was "leaning" on Washington for pregnancy advice.
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"He's leaning on his family right now, seeing his doctors, getting help, treatment, and therapy," Mosley says.
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For those leaning on the healthier side, they also offer a greek yogurt parfait and multigrain bagels.
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Leaning on algorithms to do this vital work appears to be a large part of this failure.
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As print advertising revenues decline, mainstream newspapers are also leaning on their readership to fund newsroom operations.
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In the wake of their newborn son's death, Marquise and Morgan Goodwin are leaning on each other.
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At the airport, his portrait hangs behind the immigration desk, Mr Bongo leaning on an expensive chair.
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He was leaning on the counter casually but I heard something in his voice I didn't like.
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While leaning on Long, Johnson has also exchanged text messages with Murphy, the model behind the changes.
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Others are getting creative to keep fans engaged, looking to topics like politics or leaning on personalities.
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Many researchers believe building healthy habits is the best way to succeed, rather than leaning on willpower.
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"This idea is a bunch of malarkey," he said of the criticisms, leaning on a trademark Bidenism.
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He's also leaning on his everyman experience as a selling point as he begins a listening tour.
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They reached a compromise, leaning on Sonos' ability to tune the sound and Ikea's mastery of textiles.
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Recently, Canada has been leaning on the United States to do more to help settle the dispute.
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Hinojosa told the paper he did not know which way Castro was leaning on a gubernatorial bid.
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For now, many senators are positioning themselves as impartial by leaning on their future roles as jurors.
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"This idea is a bunch of malarkey," he said of the criticisms, leaning on a trademark Bidenism.
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The people who are smart are leaning on the guidance of the people who came before. Right.
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So these sanctions are a message for Beijing to get serious about leaning on North Korea — and soon.
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If I have a choice between leaning on technology and being a total recluse, I'll trust the machine.
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Jane: OK, so Facebook is leaning on its anti-spam policy as the justification for removing these pages.
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Georgia: A Republican governor cites faith, vetoes bill For all the businesses now leaning on McCrory, Georgia Gov.
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Jenna Dewan is leaning on her family for support in the wake of her split from Channing Tatum.
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They were not leaning on what they had done in the past or what had happened years ago.
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To describe the music he creates is to risk leaning on the drudgery of buzzwords: nocturnal, dreamy, brooding.
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Shopify is leaning on phone-based AR to make online purchases look a little more lifelike for users.
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Leaning on the central bank, some companies are reducing efforts to boost productivity and improve governance, she says.
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It will do its own manufacturing rather than license out production, leaning on suppliers in France and Italy.
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There is a long, colorful history of presidents leaning on the "bully pulpit," as Teddy Roosevelt called it.
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"Kerry has actually been one of my main friends that I've been leaning on during pregnancy," Longoria said.
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Prosecutors have been leaning on him to give up his computer, possibly in return for a lighter sentence.
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Tina Knowles posted this pic of Bey leaning on Mathew Knowles' shoulder at her May 7th Houston concert.
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The shoes are going to be one of the biggest things I'm leaning on to soften my impact.
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Since welcoming her daughter into the world, Jenner has been leaning on the support of her famous family.
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Instead of leaning on easy kaleidoscope imagery, Derrickson uses the Inception approach and turns the universe inside out.
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With few real accomplishments to run on, Trump is leaning on what he knows best: his greatest hits.
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His campaign is leaning on the Republican National Committee to open state offices to help with early voting.
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Vanguard expects nearly 75 percent of investors will be leaning on professional advice within the next three years.
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The moniker itself was a partial newspaper invention, leaning on the details of the third and final murder.
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He could just be using the threat of leaning on the opposition to whip Republicans into obedient shape.
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Celeste's developers didn't consult mental health professionals when building in these tools, leaning on Thorson's lived experiences instead.
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Those who've collaborated with Mr. Abloh are aware that he's sometimes leaning on them but they hardly mind.
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Orbex is leaning on 3D printing to expedite its launch vehicle production process, while also keeping costs low.
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But the gun lobby's campaign is relentless in leaning on gullible politicians who parrot fantasies about campus dangers.
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"[He] was standing up, asleep, leaning on his mom, moaning as the judge addressed the group," Koop said.
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Against this backdrop, energy giants are leaning on tech companies to help them make operations cleaner and safer.
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It would begin because the present approach of leaning on China to pressure North Korea will likely fail.
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And he's leaning on that experience as a reason not to play his hand too early this year.
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That's the friendship Issa will be leaning on as she tries to piece together a future without Lawrence.
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Haley sought to address the issue in her opening remarks, leaning on her experience in the governor's mansion.
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A few people were leaning on canes; others, dressed in workout gear, were stretching and talking on cellphones.
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This was the direction President Trump appeared to be leaning on Thursday, as he flew to McAllen, Tex.
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The incubator holds artist talks and poetry readings, with the audience on the stairs and leaning on railings.
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To keep the border open, Mexican business leaders say they are leaning on U.S. partners to pressure Congress.
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He pulled out all the stops in New York, leaning on former NAACP head Ben Jealous, releasing an ad by Spike Lee that featured Harry Belafonte, Rosario Dawson and Danny Glover, and leaning on alliances with the Working Families Party and the Transit Workers Union, both with strong black ties.
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Teens can be easily overwhelmed by their own feelings, and they're often ambivalent about leaning on parents for support.
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In the meantime, Olivia Jade has been laying low and leaning on her closest friends, a source tells PEOPLE.
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You may think you're pretty smart leaning on that debit card to avoid getting into massive credit card debt.
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Harmon directly rejected that line of thinking, even as he owned up to leaning on it as a defense.
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You want to know that whoever you're leaning on is trustworthy, and for the most part, I trust Midland.
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That means the company is leaning on its user base to create positive content to fight against extremist material.
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It beats doing that leaning on the Tower of Pisa or Eiffel Tower thing that everyone does, at least.
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But the strategy of leaning on costly plug-ins for CO2 compliance has limits, as well as profitability perils.
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The Twins began their road trip by taking two of three at Detroit while leaning on the pitching staff.
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The Saudis and the other countries leaning on Qatar claim that the whole Islamist spectrum is beyond the pale.
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When I came to, I was leaning on my car wearing only a leather jacket and a bathing suit.
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The stuffed, life-size dolls were seen on the sides of roads, behind dumpsters and leaning on streetlight poles.
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Rime, by virtue of leaning on its influences with such visible prominence, ultimately has little to say for itself.
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Among those he's leaning on this week are his own assistants, including Sean Sutton, and his Big 12 peers.
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They're defensive, leaning on the back foot, and I think it's just because they all spar with each other.
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Women who are approaching retirement or who are already retired are increasingly leaning on Social Security for their income.
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They'll think about wise old Ben Franklin leaning on his cane in exasperation while John Adams pompously droned on.
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The edges are round instead of sharp so that you'll feel comfortable leaning on the edge of the tub.
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This rewards Russia's skillset, often leaning on deception that, over time, makes people doubt what they see and hear.
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Since then he's become comfortable leaning on the dreamy melodies of his friends or wedging extra words into bars.
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Leaning on literature as a marketing tool shows that companies are eager to attract "the influentials," Mr. O'Neill said.
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McFEELY I think we're leaning on, when you just take a baseball mitt, you didn't ruin that kid's life.
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Leaning on those work-centric communication tools like Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Hangouts can help you feel less isolated.
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For some people, leaning on others for financial help can be the only way they can cover their costs.
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Maybe he wasn't so much a philosopher anymore, but just another abuser of power, leaning on bygone glory days.
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As the game progressed, Boone's strategy of leaning on his bullpen appeared to be working until Adam Ottavino entered.
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P&G also criticized Peltz for leaning on Daley, who was CFO of the company nearly a decade ago.
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The simplest way forward can often mean leaning on others ideas or rules and adapting them as your own.
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One of those countries is Sri Lanka, where the 787-foot Altair building appears to be leaning on itself.
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Zimmerman was acquitted in Martin's death after claiming self-defense, rather than leaning on the "stand your ground" law.
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Leaning on solar and wind means a greater dependence on weather, just as weather patterns have become less predictable.
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"I feel like over the last two years, I have been leaning on alcohol," Lewis, 49, admitted on air.
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Taylor started leaning on Benioff for advice about how to build an organization that's geared towards selling to businesses.
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But how you do haptics to something like leaning on a wall in virtual reality, we have no idea.
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A picture of an adorable little kitten casually leaning on a car tire is a mood lifter on its own.
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Big tech lobbies are leaning on their senators to get it done and foreign allies are lobbying through back channels.
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To do that, the company is leaning on the next and final version of the Falcon 9, the Block 5.
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And as the former couple adjusts to their new normal, both Tatum and Dewan are leaning on friends for support.
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Schools are increasingly leaning on technology to address schools shootings, but it's easy to see where things could go wrong.
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Lawmakers can "guess which way we're leaning" on how he and Rettig will respond to the Democrats' requests, Mnuchin testified.
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In one photo, a woman is sitting on rocks, leaning on the side of the building, and clutching a baby.
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I remember leaning on a ledge on campus, absorbed in that Beacon Press edition with Baldwin's face on the cover.
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For months, Greenpeace has been leaning on Samsung to publicly address how it would deal with Note 7 clean-up.
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And, as noted before, the company is also leaning on VR, and all the powerful machines that can tackle it.
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Photo: Getty Steve Jobs was legendary for knowing what he wanted and leaning on his designers until he got it.
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A source close to the situation tells PEOPLE Toby's wife and 12 children are leaning on each other for support.
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Given that there is basically zero content available to watch in 8K, Samsung is leaning on upscaling technology for now.
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Now that it's nationwide, Waze Carpool will be leaning on partnerships with other tech companies in order to scale rapidly.
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The fashion maven also had built a handpicked retail network at Juicy Couture, which she ended up leaning on later.
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"If we are serious about leaning on the North, we have to go after the economy generally," the official said.
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Most of MissDirection, leaning on Lyric's Chicago-meets-Houston accent and fiery delivery, is about the pursuit of personal freedom.
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Leaning on the cloud more will probably require new service plans, and Lau warned that might take a little while.
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But despite the grave news, Angie is leaning on her faith in God to see her through this trying time.
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She wouldn't say how she was leaning on the witness question and submitted questions that could be interpreted either way.
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Lori Loughlin and J. Mossimo Giannulli are leaning on their faith in the wake of the college admissions cheating scandal.
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Drew Barrymore was apparently leaning on her friends for advice and support before announcing her split from husband Will Kopelman.
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They place their hopes on Vizl's images leaning on the power of photographs to inspire and rouse people to action.
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"It's always the human's job to interpret," he told me, leaning on his piano and riffling through the sheet music.
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Leaning on our decrepit tour van, we chugged beer and got to know one another talking about music, fashion, whatever.
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Other options include leaning on family members or spending down (or shielding) assets to qualify for Medicaid-sponsored nursing-home.
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But Alphabet CEO Larry Page seems to be leaning on his exec's expertise in navigating city halls more than engineering.
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He was leaning on his elbows, like a little boy waiting for a treat from his mother in the kitchen.
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But analysts say China may be in no mood to cooperate if Washington is leaning on it on other issues.
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Leon the Vietnam vet, leaning on his crutch at the bottom of the subway stairs, "Spare change?" echoing in baritone.
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Facebook is leaning on third parties including Integral Ad Science, OpenSlate, DoubleVerify and Zefr to vet videos and publisher content.
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He was leaning on the wall behind the bar; he was so drunk that he couldn't stand on his own.
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The duo are rumored to share owners, and have been accused of leaning on each other to manipulate the market.
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DS: Beyond the broader social forces at work, was there any specific feminist campaign leaning on Hollywood at this time?
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The idea is to help promote new talent, while leaning on the group's media to give M17 streamers further exposure.
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Leaning on a bannister in front of me, he confidently introduces himself as Carlos, Elias' grandson and my tour guide.
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And to do their jobs from home, they're leaning on software like Slack or Google Docs to get stuff done.
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Inspectors said they found boxes of raw chicken "leaning" on other packaged foods, creating a contamination risk, in two restaurants.
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In two of the restaurants, inspectors found boxes of raw chicken "leaning" on other packaged foods, according to health records.
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Leaning on my own research and some work by G2, this should be an entertaining way to spend our morning.
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Western powers are leaning on Kabila to honour the constitution, which limits a president to two terms, and step down.
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He's got holistic approaches to issues, and Warren and Bernie are just way too left-leaning on so many issues.
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Indian media reported that the government was leaning on Patel to do more to boost the economy before the election.
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Instead, Facebook is leaning on the evolution of the smart screen market in general to help its camera blend in.
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"You were probably told to avoid talking to me," I said to the soldier leaning on the tower's machine gun.
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I gave someone my ticket to collect it for me, leaning on my friend's shoulder, which I then threw up on.
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But rather than leaning on US producers, they're avoiding President Donald Trump's tariffs by turning to suppliers in other Asian countries.
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Warren has long been accused by conservatives of leaning on her assertion of Native American heritage for political or professional gain.
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Jordyn Woods is leaning on her loved ones amid allegations she cheated with Tristan Thompson, multiple sources confirm to PEOPLE exclusively.
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I'm leaning on Him in faith to walk beside me through this darkness and staying strong for all of those people.
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" Peckham-Cooper said they talked about how it was a "tough situation to go through and how leaning on siblings helped.
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That's basically leaning on a key focus Google has, which is using machine learning for natural language recognition and image recognition.
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Leaning on the dugout railing or standing still out in right between pitches, he looks calm and sure of his ability.
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As Comey tells it, the president solicited his allegiance over dinner shortly before leaning on him to give Flynn a pass.
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But the game will more deeply explore the way they see the world and spend less time leaning on broad tropes.
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Falcons hand Broncos their first loss DENVER — The Atlanta Falcons extended their run of success by leaning on their running backs.
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She eventually starts a friendship with Zendaya's Rue, as the two grow closer and closer together, now leaning on each other.
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It all looked flawless, but there's also some downside, of course, to leaning on this type of lineup for too long.
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He noticeably limped while walking to and from where he was seated, at times leaning on chairs or tables for support.
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Minnesota has the benefit of leaning on one of the league's best defenses, which has been especially tough against the run.
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Clinton is leaning on the phrase particularly hard as she fends off a stronger-than-expected Democratic primary challenge from Sanders.
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Later, we also get a glimpse of what looks like Tomb Raider's Lara Croft leaning on a car before a race.
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Insiders say the star is leaning on family to help heal, and is focusing her attention on her and Thompson's daughter.
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And yet by leaning on racism so entirely and comically, it robs itself of any long-lasting meaning it could have.
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Chiericozzi says that with the obvious exception of "Killed Someone," he tried to stay away from leaning on electric guitar leads.
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So it makes a certain amount of sense that these young people aren't leaning on apps to build their romantic lives.
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All these features are nice, I suppose, and the emoji suggestions are an example of Google leaning on its AI strengths.
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"It's ok," Philipps wrote along with the picture that showed Williams with her eyes closed and leaning on her longtime confidant.
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Neither does giving Ukraine the means of self-defense prevent us and our allies from leaning on Kyiv to continue reforms.
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Leaning on Pluto TVPluto TV has been a bargaining chip for Viacom, and it could also be an asset for CBS.
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With Disney leaning on family-friendly franchises, AT&T's WarnerMedia appears to be going all-in on its adult network HBO.
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"I knew I needed a break, but I don't think I realized how much I'd been leaning on running," she says.
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By the end, there's a bond between Heather and himself that suggests they'll be leaning on each other in the future.
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They're also leaning on lawmakers and regulators to ease rules that they say could limit relief to consumers and small businesses.
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You can spot them pretty much everywhere: lying in someone's yard, leaning on trees, even being used to build a fence.
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If you need to coordinate logistics with somebody, try to move to text messaging to keep yourself from leaning on email.
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For Gucci Mane, it's an elevated version of the plain-spoken raps he's been leaning on since his release from prison.
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So in California, home to a massive three-tiered public university system, professional reporters are leaning on student journalists for help.
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This one was the midriff-bearing one from the 2005 cover, leaning on a larger Oprah in a purple jogging suit.
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For scholars of presidential history, Trump's playbook and argument about leaning on "national security" concerns may also seem all too familiar.
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"That's basically what's leaning on the market today," said Peter Cardillo, Chief Market Economist at First Standard Financial in New York.
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The bartender stood leaning on a sign post across from the bar Sunday morning, wrapped in a gray blanket and weeping.
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I then booked a handful of driving lessons with a professional instructor, occasionally leaning on my husband, Tony, for pep talks.
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Sanders, Warren, Harris, O'Rourke, Castro, Buttigieg and Booker have been leaning on progressive issues with appeal to millennials and African Americans.
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Once home, I felt ready for the luxury of leaning on a wall and shoved my bed back up against it. . .
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So, rather than leaning on psychiatry, I think we ought to dig deeper for a more meaningful, powerful, and accurate nomenclature.
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Sentry, a business-focused mutual insurance company, for years dealt directly with customers instead of leaning on a national advertising campaign.
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Rating agencies tried to counter the data flaws by leaning on hard data and applying stress tests to assess the risk.
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" Leaning on her friends and family for support was what led Grande to write her newest girl-power anthem "Thank U, Next.
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As the search enters its sixth day, Runions's family tells PEOPLE they're staying positive by leaning on each other and their faith.
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Khloé Kardashian is leaning on Tristan Thompson to take care of their 12-week-old daughter True as she returns to work.
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In its early years, leaning on paltry funds from investors and winnings from entrepreneurship competitions, TerraCycle teetered on the edge of collapse.
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Justin Bieber is leaning on his friends literally and figuratively as his ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez seeks treatment following an emotional breakdown.
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A source close to the situation told PEOPLE in September that Willis' wife and kids were leaning on each other for support.
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" Lindsie has been leaning on her family for support and says they have "all come together in different ways with this situation.
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That's doubly important, because the movie will reportedly be light on dialogue, leaning on the action and visuals to convey the story.
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VW Group and Hyundai are not the first to go the route of leaning on another company to develop self-driving technology.
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The carnage ended, more or less, in 2003, when all sides were exhausted and donors were leaning on them to make peace.
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The VR headset is used to look around while leaning on the harness will move the character (in this case, Soldier: 76).
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Then on Monday, the mother of three shared a photo of herself in a red bikini leaning on a gorgeous Mexican villa.
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Her Instagram features photos of her leaning on a sports car, taking mirror selfies with friends, hanging out in photo booths, etc.
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Leaning on an armrest, she swings her left leg around, followed by a step with the right, about a step per second.
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Mupfumira is also accused of leaning on the pension fund to enter into property deals with the same bank worth $15.7 million.
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"They have a big problem, and they are leaning on other organizations to clean up after them," one participant told The Guardian.
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Justin's opponent is sitting there alone, leaning on a loudspeaker, dressed in a hooded robe with his ice-bucket next to him.
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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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It shows a very young and wide-eyed West rapping in a purple-grey suit, leaning on a scooter, and wearing braces.
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"Of course she's sad about the breakup, but she's leaning on her family and friends and looking forward," says a Swift source.
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The elderly King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, leaning on a cane, made the trip from central Riyadh to greet the plane.
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But instead of leaning on Northern European myths, The Last Airbender took its cues from a variety of Asian cultures, primarily China's.
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"They have a big problem, and they are leaning on other organizations to clean up after them," one journalist told The Guardian.
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While LaFontaine-Greywind's family awaits answers, Greywind says they are leaning on one another for strength, and the newborn gives them hope.
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This hour, it seems, was meant to ease us back into these characters, leaning on their humanity, their parenthood, and their motivations.
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It's a decision no teen should have to make but Starr does so anyway, leaning on her family and community for support.
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"Of course she's sad about the breakup, but she's leaning on her family and friends and looking forward," said a Swift source.
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"Of course she's sad about the breakup, but she's leaning on her family and friends and looking forward," a source told PEOPLE.
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Now, in his seventh season, Antetokounmpo is leaning on his teammates more than ever, by passing the ball and sharing the load.
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As Arnold, Cusick and their family continue to grieve during this tragic time, she is finding comfort by leaning on her religion.
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"We also forgive you," the father, also Walter Sumter, said, leaning on a cane, in a packed courtroom in State Supreme Court.
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Trump is sitting with his arms crossed in the photo, while Merkel, standing and leaning on a table, looks down at him.
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Now Republicans are once again leaning on the Laffer Curve to argue that cutting tax rates would not increase the federal debt.
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Other times, we rely on, or "exploit," what we already know, leaning on our expectations, trusting the comfort of a predictable environment.
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The seat goes in a backward motion when someone is sitting in it with the pressure of their back leaning on it.
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Having the benefit of leaning on the leadership of Paul, he continues to see improvement from a roster that is finally healthy.
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For the others, it's trusting directors and producers to fill the void, and (potentially) leaning on dialogue Bourdain recorded onsite during taping.
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Cruz was leaning on a strategy to do well in the South, but Trump beat him handily in many of those states.
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Now Republicans are once again leaning on the Laffer Curve to argue that cutting tax rates would not increase the federal debt.
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When she went out Monday morning, the tree had snapped, half wedged in her poinciana tree, the rest leaning on her roof.
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Transfers of power from one party to the other often compel lawmakers to shift their perspectives, leaning on arguments they once rejected.
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One issue, though, may rest in leaning on a single organization to channel the energy of a nation-wide campaign at all.
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" Leaning on one of the gun lobby's favorite talking points, he said that this is "a very, very big mental health problem.
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Trump mistrusts the advice of intelligence agencies and national security experts, instead leaning on the counsel of allies like media firebrand Carlson.
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Citing anonymous sources, French newspaper Le Monde said his wife helped arranged the escape, leaning on her brothers&apos contacts in Turkey.
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Casey has been leaning on Lowry more than ever because of the extended absence of DeMar DeRozan, who has an injured ankle.
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But he also just lost his lawyer, Jon Sale, who he'd been leaning on to deal with congressional subpoenas and documents requests.
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" Leaning on one of the gun lobby's favorite talking points, he said that this is "a very, very big mental health problem.
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But the Lakers will be leaning on free agency to round out their roster well into the next decade, a perilous strategy.
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Leaning on our pantry and a few things they brought with them, a few of the chefs work on a grain salad.
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Unless you're pulling off a made-from-scratch potluck feat, leaning on the aid of takeout delivery services is essential for group feasting.
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Going to Rigondeaux with feints and double jabs, encouraging the slip and then leaning on him might be a smart move for Lomachenko.
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"Leaning on us is not the term," he added in response to our questions of whether SoftBank pressured it to make these changes.
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I remember leaning on a PBX (a type of telephone system) and asking the technician: 'So you want to show me the switch?
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However, it seems as though Cyrus has had a bit more difficulty with her breakup and has been leaning on Carter for support.
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Outside of that, leaning on family members or spending down (or shielding) assets to qualify for Medicaid-sponsored nursing-home care are options.
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In fact we often didn't see gestures or full gestures – and Trump leaning on his lectern – until the two-camera format was abandoned.
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"Future generations can begin their lives leaning on a curriculum based on values and showing European, Hungarian values," Miklos Kasler told state television.
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After returning to Los Angeles from Paris on Friday, the 21-year-old model is taking it easy and leaning on her family.
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Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle are poised to become sisters-in-law in May — but they have already begun leaning on each other.
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We've spent the last few years leaning on metal jewelry trends - rose golds, painted brass, stacking rings made from any metal combination possible.
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Lori Loughlin's daughter Olivia Jade Giannulli is leaning on her inner social circle in the wake of the high-profile college admissions scandal.
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But with TSA staff shortages and absurdly long lines at American airports, why is the Secret Service leaning on the TSA for help?
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It is a vicious punch and Molitor was slammed into the table she was leaning on and appears to have been knocked unconscious.
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By leaning on the expertise of the world's best dreamers — children — this one-day event sought to inspire women to pursue their passions.
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"We're leaning on the science of trauma and resilience," she said, "because kids across this country are waking up to the same nightmare."
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The company is leaning on its agency to get it to profitability, so the timing seems less than ideal, to say the least.
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A Harvard student is leaning on the conspiracy theory surrounding Jeffrey Epstein&aposs death to troll Yale ahead of Saturday&aposs rivalry game.
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While leaning on China to adopt market-based principles, Trump is enacting protectionist policies and increasingly scrutinizing Chinese investments in the United States.
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Lately, though, manufacturers are leaning on highly specialized niche brands to distinguish themselves in an ever more crowded and competitive luxury vehicle market.
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It trundled over to a piece called "One Leaning on Another," which depicted a seated adult, with a child crawling up its back.
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But once upon a time, they were just little girls, leaning on the back of what appears to be a black Mercedes convertible.
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It's brutally effective and miserably dull, siphoning off stylistic diversity—Dallas is now considered iconoclastic simply by leaning on a power run game.
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His influence list was unconventional for R&B too, leaning on 80s alternative and punk like The Smiths, Bad Brains, and Talking Heads.
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When this was the case he still lingered in the kitchen, leaning on the wall so as not to be in the way.
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Last week, the Dollface actress revealed that she has been leaning on her good friend and fellow mom, Troian Bellisario, for motherhood advice.
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The company is leaning on a technology called deep learning, a machine-learning technique that has gained wide popularity among Silicon Valley firms.
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Google and its parent company, Alphabet, are leaning on A.I. technology in all manner of products, from new smartphones to self-driving cars.
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Wilson's efforts included leaning on emergency powers and executive orders to control the distribution of food and fuel as well as the railroad.
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Goldman is leaning on many of the lessons it learned in its partnership with Apple, known as an incredibly demanding partner, Crone said.
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As its title suggests, the work experiments with the physical act of leaning: on a door frame, against a wall, into empty space.
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Sanders is leaning on long-standing relationships to shore up his support, continuing to make calls to union activists to make his case.
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Mr. Trump speaks with Mr. Roth frequently, and is leaning on him to help develop a trillion-dollar infrastructure package expected this year.
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Leaning on YouTubers to use their platform, and millions of subscribers, to generate hype for a fight is key to the event's success.
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Apple has also added support for LTE bands that Verizon will be leaning on in congested metro areas to keep data flowing better.
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That can mean leaning on ambiguity and trope, using the established vernacular of your genre as a shorthand without giving too much away.
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According to the numbers, the 2016 electorate's sweet spot was populist, conservative leaning on cultural issues and less so on economics and jobs.
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The joke was criticized by some on social media and Asian American commentators accused Yang of leaning on the "model minority" Asian stereotype.
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What's next: Mid-size, post-industrial cities are increasingly leaning on universities and medical centers —"eds and meds" — to replace dwindling manufacturing jobs.
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For example, Pompeo is leaning on European allies to compel Iran to "de-escalate" the tensions, the New York Times reported in May.
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"Kerry has actually been one of my main friends that I've been leaning on during pregnancy," Longoria told Access in an interview last month.
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The sketch drew criticism for leaning on Irish stereotypes and jokes that felt to many like the show was grasping for low-hanging fruit.
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After the 2016 election, Nader entered Trump's orbit and became an informal adviser on Middle East issues, leaning on his connections in the region.
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Iowa State is also leaning on running back David Montgomery, who rushed for three TDs in a 45-0 win over Kansas on Oct.
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Leaning on a car near a corner of the boulevard on a recent night, Aaron Dominguez, 33, described Nikki Ortiz as outgoing and funny.
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"Leaning on us is not the term," he added in response to my multiple questions of whether SoftBank pressured it to make these changes.
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"Kerry has actually been one of my main friends that I've been leaning on during pregnancy," Longoria told Access in an interview on Wednesday.
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Jo (Camilla Luddington) will be seeking a new friend after her best friend has left, even leaning on Ben (Jason George) a bit more.
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I was leaning on a support system to believe for me when I was finding it difficult to still believe the dream for myself.
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To make its case, the Sanders campaign is leaning on years-old criticism from Ms. Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat and liberal icon, over Mrs.
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Apple keeps photos end-to-end encrypted, and it's very clear that its AI works on-device instead of leaning on a cloud infrastructure.
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Knowing that I have a greater purpose and being there for my children, I'm leaning on my music and making art out of pain.
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So while this new car is all about what's next for Ford, the company is also leaning on a product with a proven heritage.
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"I was leaning on these guys in an unhealthy way because I didn't feel that I was good enough on my own," he says.
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Once we decide that we can heal ourselves, not leaning on anybody else, and focus our attention on that, we will come out healed.
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At an event on the holiday in Columbia, S.C., the Democratic presidential hopefuls Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton campaigned by leaning on the Rev.
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In the aftermath of a climate-changing global event, humanity has managed to eke out a continued existence by leaning on steam-powered technology.
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Facebook is leaning on fears of China exporting its authoritarian social values to counter arguments that it should be broken up or slowed down.
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Because Trump can't repeal the law without congressional approval, he's leaning on the IRS to turn a blind eye to organizations that violate it.
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He has also been spending as much time as he can with his 8-month-old daughter and leaning on his family for support.
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With the invite system and over-the-top marketing claims a thing of the past, OnePlus is leaning on the strength of its product.
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"Investors are not leaning on their 'buy all' button just yet," said Stephen Innes, head of trading and market strategy at SPI Asset Management.
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After healing for a few months in his cabin, he returned to work as a third mate, hobbling on crutches and leaning on oars.
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TV. He's campaigning in Las Vegas later today, leaning on a reelection rally there to get out the vote for GOP candidates come November.
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Apple followed this year, leaning on the A12 Bionic's Neural Engine in the iPhone XR to achieve the same (albeit only for people shots).
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Castro, who served in the Obama administration, went after Biden for leaning on former President Barack Obama's popularity while rejecting criticism of his record.
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He looked repeatedly out of fuel, leaning on his racket or even the net after long rallies in an attempt to catch his breath.
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Leaning on Twitter — and relinquishing a bit of its traditional exclusivity — should serve it well to ensure it brings in audiences far and wide.
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The easy early leader for round of the year came to an end with both men leaning on the fence to catch their breath.
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Leaning on Grab's presence is certainly the appeal for HOOQ, which was started in 2015 by Singapore telco Singtel, Sony Pictures and Warner Brothers.
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A young man, leaning on a walker and wearing a white hospital gown, wanted to know why we weren't having akvavit with the herring.
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Given he's already successfully convicted two Trump associates and is leaning on others, it's not hard to envision Mueller going for the jugular here.
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"I found an old vintage newsreel of Walt Disney on opening day of this attraction and there he was leaning on it," he said.
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During these uncertain times, you may find that by leaning on your kids for energy, you're able to bring more energy to your work.
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Zurbarán's "Penitent Magdalene," from the mid-17th century, shows its subject leaning on a table that is draped with a richly patterned red brocade.
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He said he's leaning on the federal government, particularly the stimulus checks that will provide a one-time payment of $1,200 to many Americans.
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Illuzzi spoke directly to the jurors, walking back and forth, at times speaking softly, leaning on the jury box and looking at them individually.
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As David O'Hara began reading the third chapter, a man leaning on a blackthorn stick pulled out his copy of Ulysses to read along.
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He said Nissan had bolstered sales in recent years, pursuing what he termed unrealistic goals, by leaning on profit-sapping incentives and fleet sales.
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Others drove cars through the night from places like Indianapolis and Fredericksburg, Texas, logging hundreds of miles and leaning on coffee and Red Bull.
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Hilaria Baldwin and Kimberly Van Der Beek, who both suffered miscarriages this month, are leaning on each other to get through this tough time.
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It felt amazing to be instantly supported by this community based on mutual love of artists whose message is about leaning on one another.
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But designers continued the now well-worn trend of leaning on the socially famous and digitally omnipresent to add some juice to their presentations.
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Warren maintained her position on stage, but both candidates appeared to try and de-escalate the fight, leaning on their history and shared beliefs.
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Some lawmakers are already leaning on the Treasury Department to investigate allegations that Mossack Fonseca operations may have facilitated money laundering or terrorist financing.
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In addition to leaning on the legal system, the White House is taking a broad approach to presidential power in its fight with Democrats.
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Yes, she spent some time licking her wounds and leaning on family for support, including her younger sister, Jenny Pascal, a Los Angeles psychotherapist.
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One of Biancoshock's interventions is "Refugee Trap," which features a European passport leaning on a mousetrap in front of one of the camp's entrances.
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"The reality is, we read about Chris's story from Jon Krakauer because Chris is dead," Halfacre stressed, leaning on the last word with seriousness.
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Leaning on his ties to El Paso, former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas has made immigration reform a central pillar of his presidential campaign.
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Actual pressure — White House visits, policy outlines, the sort of things presidents do when they are leaning on Congress to pass their agendas — might.
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"It's been wonderful leaning on one another and comparing stories and getting and sharing advice," Carlton, an assistant nurse manager at the cancer center, said.
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While Nvidia is leaning on the eye candy of ray tracing, AMD is banking on the hype of a GPU with a smaller die process.
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In the wake of the college admissions scandal, Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli's daughter Olivia Jade is lying low and leaning on her closest friends.
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But other "walking" fish hop forward by leaning on their pectoral fins like a pair of crutches, or flex and shimmy to wriggle over surfaces.
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And Dee Dee is about to start leaning on Gypsy even more, because at the doctor, it turns out she's legitimately dealing with health problems.
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Right now, reports suggest that Trump is leaning on his son-in-law Jared Kushner and former Breitbart CEO Steve Bannon for foreign policy advice.
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China is leaning on services, particularly high value-added services in finance and technology, to reduce the economy's traditional reliance on heavy industry and investment.
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Nothing is set in stone and no decisions have been made, but Trump is reportedly leaning on Defense Secretary James Mattis regarding any potential action.
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While leaning on algorithms for help with issues at such a large scale isn't inherently a bad thing, it's also far from a sweeping solution.
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One man walked unsteadily, leaning on a helper, while another wearing shorts and a white polo shirt was barefoot and wrapped in a red blanket.
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In a year when the winds are already at their backs, Democrats in tough races are leaning on health care to carry them to victory.
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The tone of Trump's speech is the same as it always it is, except this time, he's leaning on the Second Amendment like an armrest.
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In an Instagram post, Collins wrote "Always got your back…" in the caption for a photo of herself with her head leaning on McDowell's back.
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The mom and son Although there are plenty of empty cots available, Medley and Javares sit on one together, leaning on each other for support.
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For now, the main takeaway is that Tencent Music is China's top streaming dog and it is leaning on WeChat, the country's dominant messaging platform.
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The source suggested they could try blocking access to such services by leaning on other UK-based companies — such as ISPs and multinational app stores.
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Why it matters: This marks the first time that a bill leaning on the War Powers Resolution of 1973 will go to the president's desk.
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Behind every scooter parked on a sidewalk, leaning on a kickstand, is a vast, invisible infrastructure network that keeps the scooters maintained, charged, and accessible.
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It makes sense that the company is leaning on its strengths as a home for content discovery and community with its move into this space.
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With varying degrees of success, American officials are leaning on allies in Europe and elsewhere to shun such Chinese firms as Huawei, a telecommunications giant.
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A third candidate, Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, is leaning on former Chairman Howard Dean, popular among party liberals and state party leaders.
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As CEO, Fernandez is now charting a new course for the company, leaning on a recently hired chief technical officer as well as his investors.
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But the hardcore supporters feel that the clubs are attempting to sanitize the fan experience, leaning on them to clean up their language and actions.
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With three episodes left and Lady Tyrell seemingly entering early retirement, I'm leaning on Euron and nü-Daario to get a few good shots in.
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And there you are, once again stuck on a plane with no Netflix, a dead phone, and a snoring old man leaning on your shoulder.
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Frequently, he said, Republicans are leaning on personal attacks against their Democratic opponents in lieu of a focus on the tax law and other issues.
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Modi had reportedly been leaning on the RBI to relax lending criteria and use excess funds to boost economic growth before national elections next year.
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DJ Khaled began playing the album again for Mr. Scott, who was overcome with excitement, leaning on the shoulders of others as if physically depleted.
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The Hill recently reported that Democratic senators are leaning on Warren, but she has give no indication she will back either candidate in the primary.
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It captures the director, wide-eyed and handsome, looking straight at the camera while leaning on one arm in repose, dressed fashionably all in black.
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House GOP leaders seem to be leaning on that decision as a reason not to stage any DACA votes, at least for the time being.
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At my first stop, a pair of men were leaning on a gatepost, wearing khaki clothes, about to go fishing — archetypal Trump voters, I thought.
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Leaning on a block actually made me do the pose better, and it allowed me to breathe the entire time, which certainly made things easier.
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She could still see the space between the man and the woman: they were sitting at opposite ends of the sofa, leaning on the armrests.
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Surely it could be argued that leaning on a towel could take a small amount of weight (say, 1.2 pounds?) off a fighter's bulk, no?
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In the first instance eyeo says it's leaning on four third party fact-checking organizations to generate its classifications: PolitiFact, Snopes, Wikipedia and Zimdars' List.
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That's why this new wave of bands leaning on this style is so moving, because it does offer some surface level comforts, it complicates it.
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Back on that slope in 2014, the questions came fast and furious from the young North Koreans who hovered above me, leaning on their poles.
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Activision-Blizzard is leaning on its legacy video games following a brutal few months and a round of layoffs, and Wall Street is buying in.
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They're at their most comfortable when leaning on quarterback Deshaun Watson to mitigate any failures to win up front by scrambling for time and yardage.
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"When I was doing heroin I never shook like that," he said, leaning on a cane, his paper bag of supplies tucked under his arm.
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Antetokounmpo admits, furthermore, that the unexpected death of his father just over a month ago has him leaning on his adopted hometown more than ever.
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" Cindy McCain sat bereft but remarkably composed throughout before finally weeping and leaning on her son Jack's shoulder during Renée Fleming's rendition of "Danny Boy.
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Late in the round, Mayweather came storming back with a series of right hands, that had McGregor leaning on the ropes with his mouth open.
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The senator talks more about bringing together Democrats, Republicans and independents behind her proposals, often leaning on anecdotes about her conservative brothers to do so.
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On one cover, she is dressed in a crimson gown, leaning on the rail of a ferry with the Statue of Liberty glowing behind her.
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"More and more, institutions are leaning on ways of self-income generation," said Niamh Conneely, head of development and communications at Studio Voltaire in London.
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And he's now leaning on Durham's investigation to produce a more fulsome picture of the intelligence community's actions in 2016, he told Fox last week.
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I ran back to the ticket counter, where I had left my bag; an old woman was leaning on it, yelling at a T.S.A. agent.
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As the automaker works to reassure analysts about its future, the company is leaning on its pickup and SUV lineup for strong and profitable sales.
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The Bearcats (6-3) have been leaning on three upperclassmen, Jarron Cumberland, Tre Scott and Keith Williams, who played in back-to-back N.C.A.A. tournaments.
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However, the best way to get the car to work is to get temperature in the tires by leaning on it a bit right away.
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Though speaking out about his injuries was difficult, according to ESPN, Thomas said he has been leaning on his wife, kids and brother for support.
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The joke landed like a thud with some on social media, with Asian American commentators accusing Yang of leaning on the "model minority" Asian stereotype.
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Fowler on the sixth came close to sinking a chip for eagle and left McIlroy leaning on Olesen to make birdie and halve the hole.
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The distasteful spectacle of a President of a democratic superpower leaning on the rookie leader of a vulnerable post-Soviet state leaped off the page.
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It's a pleasure, then, to see Reid tweaking her own formula in "Daisy Jones & The Six" while also leaning on her strength, the love story.
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The 2017 edition can still have Will, Grace, Jack, and Karen leaning on each other and cracking the jokes that made the original show successful.
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Consequently much time is spent with the wrestlers leaning on each other in collar ties, slipping free any time the other man attempts something clever.
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Leaning on her unapologetically out best friend, Cam, after her breakup with Jamie, Isobel is overwhelmed by the possibilities opened by her newfound desire for women.
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Two weeks out, I was able to walk from my bedroom to the bathroom and sometimes pick up my son without physically leaning on my husband.
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After receiving backlash for her protest-themed Pepsi commercial, which has since been retracted by the brand, Kendall Jenner is leaning on her family for support.
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I didn't want her leaning on the window because she could've broken the glass, so I told her she had to get out of the car.
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Medvedev, clutching his back and leaning on his racket at times, looked a spent force and a double-fault cost him his serve at 3-4.
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" He also described the fact that his ex-girlfriend was literally "the shoulder I was leaning on" when he was upset about the rejection as "disturbing.
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"We are not asking you that you rebel, brother, let alone a call to rebellion," Guaidó said, leaning on the constitutionality of the National Assembly's actions.
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Many of those movies have badass female characters doing badass fight scenes, but it seems like the filmmakers are all leaning on the same unimaginative crutch.
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The opposition says Maduro, 53, has effectively carried out a "coup" by sidelining the legislature, arresting opponents and leaning on compliant institutions to squash the referendum.
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Uber, for example, pays drivers who wait on riders, but I can be leaning on a buzzer for 20 minutes before someone will let me in.
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Yet as labor costs rise around the globe, many companies are leaning on cheap, lightweight fabrics as a means to cut costs and protect their margins.
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While an intensely personal and sensitive argument for both issues, leaning on personal responsibility and social justice as paramount conservative qualities are far too often overlooked.
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But Kinch, who worked on the agency's coal ash issues during his 41-year career at the EPA, noted that leaning on states also requires trust.
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Technologists, civil liberties groups and digital rights advocates have been leaning on the administration to forcefully reject any legislation that may restrict the use of encryption.
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He hoisted himself up and made his way into the crowd, leaning on the cane he has used since suffering a severe stroke four years ago.
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Trump gave no indication of which way he was leaning on Monday, saying only in a Twitter post he would announce his decision at 2 p.m.
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"We haven't made a decision, but I think you can guess which way we're leaning on our subpoena," Mnuchin said at a Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing.
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"To have my own time when the phone is not ringing," he said, leaning on a stack of boxes in the tunnel to the visitors' dugout.
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It would certainly be corrupt if Trump was leaning on Comey to stop the investigation because he knew he could end up being a potential target.
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At the height of his power, photographs in the North Korean media showed Mr. Jang leaning on an armrest, looking almost bored, while his nephew spoke.
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Past adaptations have ranged from animated to comic to irreverent, but this one looks like it's leaning on some realism to tell the well-trod story.
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We leaning on the stage, we fucking five feet from her while she performing, watching the best show I ever seen in my life, my nigga.
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Showing one's hand like that doesn't help a thriller, nor does leaning on "Where is this all going?" for as long as "Find Me Gone" does.
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And while the band was clearly leaning on the confessional lyrical apathy of Seo Taiji and his early successors, it all seemed contrived rather than real.
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In Act II, trying to persuade a seated Tosca to reveal a convict's whereabouts, he is creepily intimate, leaning on an armrest and looming over her.
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Take a moment to wonder, leaning on your rake, how many forests the squirrels' thumbless hands have planted in all the busy autumns of their kind.
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"The Three Stooges, all badly failed candidates, will give it a go!" the president said, leaning on his penchant for bestowing derisive nicknames on his opponents.
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By pushing the child Susan away and at the same time leaning on her for emotional support, Mildred sealed off the possibility of any future lightheartedness.
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In other words, rather than using the classic definition of a pandemic, the WHO found itself leaning on its a definition that mixed severity and spread.
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By being a part of a community you'll quickly learn the power of leaning on others and just how important getting comfortable asking for help is.
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The Packers, however, went 13-3, leaning on a defense and run game and for the first time less reliant on Rodgers to win them games.
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Calling himself "the greatest job-producer that God ever created," Mr. Trump pledged to continue leaning on American companies to keep jobs in the United States.
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He entered and left the Manhattan court each day leaning on a walker, a remnant, according to his lawyers, of back surgery he had in December.
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With Democrats trying to bolster their messaging by elevating ex-military members like Slotkin, Republicans, too, are leaning on their veterans to help make their case.
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The move raised immediate doubts about Durham's independence and suggested that Barr is leaning on his investigation to produce a finding more palatable to the President.
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Mr. Weaver, who was Mr. Sanders's campaign manager in 2016, said the team learned many lessons that year that it is leaning on in this race.
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However, the best way to get the car to work is to get the temperature in the tires by leaning on it a bit right away.
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Among his legacies is an official portrait in Washington that pictures him leaning on a fence wearing boots and bluejeans as cattle graze in the background.
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Castro, the only Latino candidate in the 2020 presidential race, has made immigration central to his presidential argument, leaning on his personal story to do so.
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"Traders are ... leaning on the pillars of support from monetary policymakers," wrote Stephen Innes, a market strategist for Asia Pacific at AxiTrader, in a report Monday.
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But the Mets are leaning on the expertise of each and ultimately Jeff Wilpon, the chief operating officer, will have the final say on any action.
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Mr. Moore told me stories for an hour, him leaning on his walker, me insisting (to no avail) that maybe we find somewhere to sit down.
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There's beauty and material innovation, yes, and here's the insight: he makes his figures, who are all figures of color mythic without leaning on typical mythology.
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"When I watched the footage back for the first time, I was like, 'Fuck that actually looks really scary," he tells me, leaning on the helicopter.
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Leaning on a cane but walking on his own, Scalise, 51, entered a packed House chamber to applause and loud cheers from his fellow members of Congress.
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Trump gave no indication of which way he was leaning on Monday, saying only in a Twitter post that he would announce his decision at 2 p.m.
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With his take on the dish, Kanayama largely recreates what he ate growing up, leaning on the typical mix of curry spice blend, soy sauce, and honey.
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When you're choosing a pillow at the store, Dr. Dasgupta recommends leaning on a pillow against a wall and making sure your eyes still face straight forward.
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SoundHound has the benefit of leaning on years of data it's pulled in from its core application, which detects music and shows users what song is playing.
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LG is addressing this by leaning on its second-generation Alpha 9 8K processor that uses deep learning algorithms to help upscale images to a higher resolution.
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NABU has accused Nazar Kholodnitsky, the chief anti-corruption prosecutor, of subverting its investigations by leaning on his own prosecutors to drop cases, and tipping off suspects.
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Now the plan is to beef up solar supplies to help meet electricity demand in the summer months, while leaning on wind and hydro through the winter.
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And like other moderation efforts leaning on AI, it's going to miss actual toxic content and remove content that is harmless or, more insidiously, educational and empowering.
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When I play, for instance, I'm either propping my feet up onto a table from my chair, or lounging on the couch and leaning on the arm.
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Leaning on his Christian faith, Kent begged authorities to spare his son's life ever since Bart was convicted of the murders and sentenced to death in 2007.
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The album's second half is brighter and more placid, leaning on soft synths and murmuring, indistinct vocal samples that brush by like a breeze on your skin.
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When stocks have fallen "far enough" for the time being and quit going down, the stocks that bearish traders have been leaning on most aggressively move fast.
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I think the Hitler comparisons are the same way—those people are the horn honkers who find something satisfying about leaning on the horn all the time.
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Leaning on these themes seems like a way to cut corners by adopting a prebuilt aesthetic, just as Edge of Nowhere relied on paint-by-numbers Lovecraft.
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A man on the shuffleboard court high-fives another—or maybe he is leaning on him, for support—and I think, We millennials may have messed up.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Africa, famously short of new roads, ports and power stations, is increasingly leaning on its own sovereign investment funds to help fix its infrastructure gap.
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Leaning on this history at a time when Tesla continues to stumble could be enough to shut the US automaker out of capturing any significant market share.
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More than 75 percent of people over age 55 in the gig economy are leaning on their side jobs to save for old age, the findings reveal.
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Although the plan was more left leaning on labor issues and education issues, it would not have satisfied the most ardent proponents of the Green New Deal.
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The company says that because this is largely leaning on their tech stack, they don't foresee any need to add more people to their content review team.
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Instead of leaning on tired plotlines from the show, Fusions creates all-new experiences that never could have happened if it wasn't for the protagonist's incredible wish.
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But by leaning on a developer ecosystem fueled by its hype, reach, and its Slack Fund for investing in integrated apps, Slack is building a deep moat.
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Both companies have been leaning on their daily-fantasy businesses to weather the rough economic climate, and launching betting pools around topics like politics or TV shows.
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The healthcare fight is a good example: Trump isn't just tearing up the Affordable Care Act or leaning on sympathetic judges to impose a replacement for him.
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If anything, it serves to highlight and polarize the discourse by leaning on All The President's Men-inspired aphorisms that further insulate the varying factions of citizens.
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You can see it in the way Japan blurs the lines between real and false by leaning on MMA language and styles to obfuscate what's actually happening.
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Leaning on a mentorship model borrowed from her time in the corporate world, Ms. Murrell said she wants to create an incubator for minorities with new ideas.
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Leaning on Tiuri for moral support, she literally started glowing with light as she defeated the spooky dark clouds Viridian had conjured, eventually vanquishing him for good.
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It was warm out, so my 4-year-old was standing up in front of me, leaning on the cab door and looking out the open window.
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Leaning on the family loom while his father worked, he listened to stories about what life had been like in the village and how it had changed.
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What took me a couple of hours to get through, leaning on the crutch of continues, the very best can now speed-run in under 20 minutes.
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Mr. Cox, a Republican, is leaning on that experience as he makes his argument for his candidacy: that he is best positioned to solve California's housing crisis.
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His campaign is leaning on that win in the "popular vote" to build momentum heading into New Hampshire, where Sanders has been consistently leading in the polls.
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Last year, the Minneapolis-based utility announced an ambitious plan to deliver zero-carbon electricity by 2050 by shutting down coal and leaning on wind and nuclear.
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NP: I mean, I think that he has definitely, especially in the past sort of month or two, been leaning on his foreign policy kind of experience.
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Kyle Shanahan should be leaning on his running backs again and looking to control the clock and possession — you don't beat the Chiefs by extending the game.
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They suggested testing the waters before jumping in, such as freelancing on the side, and finding clients by poaching full-time opportunities and leaning on your network.
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President Milos Zeman gave Babis until the end of June to create a viable government, most probably leaning on the Communist party for a majority in parliament.
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And a story is guaranteed even more clicks when the headline is accompanied by a picture of a man in ducky-pajamas leaning on a cocktail waitress.
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And we're hearing that's because the president himself wants McCarthy to lead the conference, and he's leaning on these conservatives and saying, give him a chance. 2.
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More iPhone 11 sales would likely mean more subscribers to Apple digital services, an area the company is increasingly leaning on to drive profits and future growth.
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"It saddens me to think we may be among the last of the positivists," she said, leaning on scaffolding that was part of an abandoned restoration effort.
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"Not even enough to pay her," Mr. Seyoum said, motioning to the cashier, a young woman leaning on the counter and playing gin rummy on her phone.
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So, in an effort to create some indoor fun more social than a Netflix marathon this season, we're leaning on the OG of fun-making: the board game.
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LinkedIn also has collected a treasure trove of data from its hundreds of millions of users that it could begin leaning on for a similar type of product.
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Public investment institutions say the prime minister is also leaning on them to pledge tens of billions of dollars to U.S. infrastructure projects such as high-speed rail.
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The United States has a long history of leaning on China to rein in North Korea, but that strategy has never worked at slowing North Korea's weapons development.
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To counter naysayers on Lil Boat 2, Yachty spends most of his time leaning on his finances and success as the reasons why people resort to criticizing him.
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"I learned how to bottle it all up inside until I could no longer do so," Prince said, leaning on a table and reading from a prepared statement.
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She then handed off the camera to a friend to take a quick pic of her leaning on the balcony and waving to her legion of fans. 2.
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Baltimore is leaning on the veterans and got a strong debut from Mark Trumbo, who went 4-for-5 while batting in the cleanup spot in the opener.
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By leaning on digital channels, the biggest U.S. bank can profitably manage portfolios for people with as little as $2,500, which is the minimum for its new product.
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Still, the department store chain has struggled to bring shoppers into its stores, and is leaning on its most loyal customers to boost sales in the fourth quarter.
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In addition to its moves to trim its inventory levels, Kohl's is leaning on its loyalty program and a more localized product assortment to power its holiday sales.
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To counter naysayers on Lil Boat 2, Yachty spends most of his time leaning on his finances and success as the reasons why people resort to criticizing him.
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Much was also made of a photo showing Merkel leaning on a table while speaking with Trump, who was sitting on the other side with his arms crossed.
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I think I have a couple little cards up my sleeve—the 2:04 marathon, and the shoe component is also a massive thing I'll be leaning on.
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The productions are leaning on an app from startup ProductionPro, which is already used at companies such as Walt Disney Studios to help produce film and TV shows.
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It's unclear how the slab fell off the bar and onto Michaud's foot -- but he claims he wasn't leaning on it or messing with it in any way.
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So instead of depending on aging stars with bloated contracts, the Nets are leaning on General Manager Sean Marks and Coach Kenny Atkinson to build something that lasts.
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And now, more than three months after Epstein&aposs death, a Harvard student is leaning on the conspiracy theory to troll Yale ahead of Saturday&aposs rivalry game.
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In Honey Boy, LaBeouf takes his healing a step further, with Har'el leaning on her background as a documentary filmmaker to share the intimate details of his life.
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Until then, investigators are probing what kinds of drugs may have been in Prince's home, recording studio, and plane, leaning on the search warrant issued after his death.
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Leaning on his fastball in a typical Lynn performance, the big righthander allowed five hits and two runs over 5 1/3 innings, walking one and fanning four.
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For others, though, it is a vocation with purpose, a union of two outsider groups leaning on each other in a nation uncertain about how to accept them.
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She spends much of her free time at the gym, leaning on Pilates to ease the muscle strain of her 15-pound costumes, and shooting hoops to relax.
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DAVID VELEZ, New York I saw the original production of "A Chorus Line" three times, leaning on the Shubert Theater red velvet back railing opening week in 1975.
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The new A.I.-related earthquake research is leaning on neural networks, the same technology that has accelerated the progress of everything from talking digital assistants to driverless cars.
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Mr. Cuomo is said to have begun leaning on wary lawmakers, and he has taken a few preliminary steps in his executive budget to get the ball rolling.
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Trump and his son-in-law, White House official Jared Kushner, had been leaning on Republican leaders for weeks to bring the prison and sentencing reform bill up.
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Leaning on outside-the-mainstream constitutional theories, the Trump team has argued that the House's impeachment is "defective" because it didn't charge him with violating a criminal statute.
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During the flight, Jackson said she put in her AirPods and went to sleep, leaning on her friend with her back to the man in the aisle seat.
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Pataky said Liam has been leaning on his family — specifically her husband and his older brother Chris Hemsworth — as he gets back on his feet after the split.
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In his place, Trump installed former U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell as the acting director, leaning on a Trump family loyalist who has no experience in intelligence.
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Facebook has also been leaning on outside firms under its employ on other issues to help sway policymakers scrutinizing the currency, including BakerHostetler and the OB-C Group.
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The Saudis and the closely aligned Emirates, have every incentive to demonstrate their value to the U.S.by leaning on the Palestinians, especially the more hardline factions, to compromise.
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Something about the carvings was familiar — there was a drunken Dionysus leaning on a satyr, carved lion heads and depictions of Hercules and Ariadne merrymaking at a party.
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Giuliani had previously been leaning on Jon Sale, a former Watergate prosecutor and law school classmate, to handle a congressional subpoena for documents tied to his work Ukraine.
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Women who are approaching retirement or who are already retired are increasingly leaning on Social Security for their income, according to a recent survey from Nationwide Retirement Institute.
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A witness told the BBC that Skripal was looking up at the sky making strange hand movements, while the woman appeared to be unconscious and leaning on him.
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He is expected to be re-elected easily against Representative Jim Renacci, the Republican nominee, leaning on a down-home reputation as the state's unpretentious emissary to Washington.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reportedly been leaning on the RBI to relax lending criteria and use excess funds to boost economic growth before national elections next year.
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As a result, Apple is increasingly leaning on its services segment, which includes businesses such as iCloud storage in addition to its music, television and movie content businesses.
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"It's ok," Philipps wrote along with an Instagram picture that showed the All the Money in the World star with her eyes closed and leaning on her longtime confidant.
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Yet Mitch McConnell is still trying to pass something, leaning on two arguments: Obamacare is failing, and Republicans promised for seven years that they would repeal and replace it.
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Of course, this marks just the beginning of a painful process, especially for someone like Jack, who is used to lending his strength to others, not leaning on others.
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Spicer, for his part, is leaning on another agent who has represented Trump world talent like Ivanka Trump, Corey Lewandowski, and David Bossie — Mel Berger from agency giant WME.
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All four packed a full-length concert's worth of energy into seven- or eight-song sets, leaning on their most crowd-pleasing hits but also mixing in new material.
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Roche has been touting prospective drugs from its long-underperforming Swiss-led research unit after years of leaning on its California-based Genentech arm for all of its blockbusters.
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Given that Dropbox's strength has generally been its core technology, and its quick synchronization tools, the company is clearly leaning on that in order to build a differentiated product.
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"Investors are in a slight risk-on mode right now and it's leaning on gold a bit," said James Steel, chief metals analyst for HSBC Securities in New York.
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The company is also increasing its protections against manual creation of large numbers of false accounts and leaning on machine learning techniques to spot other abusive and telling behavior.
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HNA also has been leaning on the more than 100 strategic relationships it has with provincial, municipal and local governments across the country, while pursuing fresh regional cooperation deals.
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If your difficulties seem to stem mainly from a desire for progress and longevity, that could be thanks to Saturn leaning on your psyche for the last nine months.
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Over the weekend, Selena Gomez was photographed at Disneyland with a group of her pals, and in one snap the singer, 26, is seen leaning on a male friend.
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In Midsommar, I'm leaning on them, because I recognize that [because of that familiar trajectory,] the audience is coming in basically knowing where this story is going to go.
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Although Kickstarter has rules banning product simulations and renderings, it is effectively also leaning on backers to make their own assessment of whether a project is infringing these rules.
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Leaning on the country's collective memory of the dictatorship that followed, organizers rallied protesters against what they believe to be a desperate attempt to unseat a democratically elected president.
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A lot of tech companies, including Google, are already leaning on algorithms as a tool for detection on its platforms in a way that's large-scale, mostly for moderation.
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Recorded in LA, Whatever Makes U Happy evokes the aspired range of an early Brian Wilson composition, leaning on sporadic strings and brass to expand JMSN's established nostalgic sound.
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Carillion misrepresented its accounts, for example, by leaning on small suppliers to delay receiving payment in an attempt to conceal the true scale of its debts, the report said.
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Contrast the political dynamite available to the Clinton campaign — in the form of the Obamas — with the sorry roster of C-list surrogates the Trump campaign is leaning on.
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"They have a big problem, and they are leaning on other organizations to clean up after them," a journalist told The Guardian in a 2017 piece about the program.
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And Germany is the political pragmatist, leaning on Greece to stick with its austerity commitments lest it set a bad precedent for future bailouts and provoke unrest at home.
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" The Indiana mayor, leaning on his time serving in the military, responded, "That is my experience, and it may not be the same as yours, but it counts, senator.
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Rosenstein is said to have been rattled by the events and Trump leaning on his memo to fire Comey, fearing he had been taken advantage of in the process.
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" Leaning on his own business record, Mr. Bloomberg, a billionaire, said he understood "the appeal of a businessman president" but that Mr. Trump was "a risky, reckless, radical choice.
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His colorful rendering features a top-hatted figure of Church himself below, alongside a ghostly image of a modern female visitor casually leaning on one wall, blending two eras.
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" Limbaugh later asked the president if he has taken to leaning on advice from his close advisers in the White House, or if Trump is "still following your gut?
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Now Chief Executive James Gorman is focusing on ways to cut even more deeply, leaning on technology and increased outsourcing to cut another $24.3 billion in costs this year.
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"It's ok," Philipps wrote along with the picture that showed the All the Money in the World star, 37, with her eyes closed and leaning on her longtime confidant.
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Now here comes a decorated American athlete drunkenly destroying property then leaning on easy stereotypes to make it look as if he was the victim, not the belligerent perpetrator.
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To secure more user traffic, JD has been leaning on its ties with Tencent, a major shareholder in its business and the builder behind the massively popular WeChat messenger.
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The world slows down as Keith Richards's guitar slices in, Scorsese's shark-like camera zooming towards Keitel's Charlie, leaning on the bar, hand on hip, waiting for the fireworks.
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Ford says that it's also going to be building face shields, leaning on its 3D printing capabilities, with an anticipated production rate of more than 100,000 units per week.
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And most importantly, you get the closeness and connection of Rory and Lorelai, literally leaning on each other for support as they try to make it through the day.
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He is sufficiently infirm that he's uncomfortable sitting or standing, so most of the time he can be found propped up on a stool or leaning on a cane.
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Thomas was the driver, leaning on his BMW in his Ray-Bans when we arrived, ready to beat the Friday rush hour traffic with an early start from Munich.
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President Donald Trump is personally leaning on GOP lawmakers to fall into line, especially hard-line conservatives who are opposed to virtually anything Ryan and his leadership team propose.
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Days after Weinstein, 67, was pictured leaning on two men when appearing at a bail meeting, his lawyer Donna Rotunno has released a statement addressing the former producer's health.
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Particularly with Trump declining to send lawyers to the hearing, he's leaning on this cast of colorful characters to serve as his last line of defense in the House.
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Leaning on built-in fan bases for a hefty portion of opening-weekend revenues and continued success has proven to be a strong model for Hollywood films for years.
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Except when it comes to addressing systemic sexual abuse of children in the Church he leads, Francis is leaning on a tactic—punting—that the Vatican perfected over decades.
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The bassist Verdine White, Mr. White's younger brother, starts out by sitting on the melodic root of the tune but then starts anticipating the changes, leaning on the passing tones.
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Theoretically, this will let Google plug some of the gaps in its Street View coverage around the world by leaning on citizen mappers (or organizations) with some cash to burn.
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Trump has a number of levers at his disposal should he try to weaken the dollar, from leaning on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates to outright unilateral intervention.
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I don't know I've reached Snap's global headquarters until I am standing in front of them, leaning on the handle of my rolling suitcase and puzzling over a map app.
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Alex uncovers a secret fact about the growing autonomous vehicle sector: Almost every tech developer is leaning on remote drivers, who can guide cars through problem spots from miles away.
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While the criminal investigation has made slow progress, Bangladesh Bank has focused on getting back the money, leaning on the New York Fed and the Philippines central bank for help.
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Mr Kennedy, meanwhile, is leaning on a more traditional campaign blueprint for a Louisiana Republican facing off against a Democrat, by repeatedly reminding voters of the two candidates' political affiliations.
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The finale goes for broke in leaning on those additional two themes — especially in its affectionate portrayal of Judaism, which figures heavily in musical numbers that drip with occasional Yiddish.
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The devoted mom, who says she's always been a "very type A" and "fiercely independent woman," had to learn to be vulnerable and comfortable leaning on those closest to her.
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For positions that have one partner standing, or involve sitting or leaning on the edge of the bed—those can get pretty dicey if you don't have good edge support.
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While the squad, led by Leighton Meester's Angie D'Amato, hates the phrase "It takes a village," the group does end up leaning on each other for support, babysitting, and commiserating.
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Our stash was unprotected so I put my elbow on the glove box as if by casually leaning on it there couldn't possibly be $1,000 worth of contraband inside. Leaning.
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Instead, they are often calling the shots, leaning on the desperation of companies to cut their debt, loaded up when oil was at $22010 a barrel, as recently as 22014.
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In addition to taking bribes, Choi was found guilty of leaning on businesses to give money to her foundations, a major part of the scandal that led to Park's impeachment.
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I would also be hugging NASA were I in SpaceX management—leaning on the agency for its expertise in human spaceflight systems as well as seeking cover from political fire.
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Last week, my friend and colleague Ben Kuchera posted a video on Polygon about the hidden danger of virtual reality: leaning on a fake desk and falling on your tuchus.
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Fitbit says its leaning on the conservative side as it spends on manufacturing and marketing for its recently-announced Blaze and Alta wearables, which are expected to ship next month.
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Some outlets have quickly run with that angle, leaning on a tweet Bharara fired off a few hours after his removal that suggests he was prevented from finishing his job.
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City officials have been leaning on Hornblower Cruises and Events, the San Francisco-based company they chose in March to operate the service, to order the boats it will need.
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In a photo, the actor can be seen leaning on a cane, wearing a suit and a red polka-dotted tie and holding a pair of glasses in one hand.
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Trump effectively dispatched a crowded field of Republican primary contenders in 2016, leaning on nicknames and insults like "Low Energy Jeb [Bush]" and "Lyin' Ted [Cruz]" to belittle his opponents.
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But Trump invites the comparison to his career in business, making clear he will be leaning on decades of dealmaking when he faces Kim for the first time this week.
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Trump is leaning on the strong economy to clinch another presidential term, but that could change if Trump's new tariffs end up having dire implications for the economy, experts warn.
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The two boys, with matching white-blond hair and blue polo shirts, were clambering up a low stone wall and leaning on a painstakingly restored early-1900s ornate iron fence.
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Ashton has his playful side and his absent-minded side, but in conversation he pauses frequently and weighs each word, projecting calm and leaning on analogies to illustrate his thoughts.
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If you're continually trying to move forward, leaning on your strengths, have a vision of where you want to be, and can adapt en route, you're in a strong place.
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"I'm a full professor at Stanford, and I don't know these answers," said Dr. Lawrence Chu, who found himself leaning on Lindsay when a rare disease patient came to him.
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The latest software effort could work, however, as Samsung is leaning on someone else's hype: the Note 9 is expected to have a limited-time exclusive on Fortnite for Android.
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China had refrained from leaning on Hong Kong's government to follow up its tear-gas assaults on the Umbrella protesters with even tougher measures and the tactic was quickly abandoned.
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TrustArc's SVP of marketing, Dave Deasy, said the company's work with legal departments and marketers alike shows how marketers are leaning on their legal departments to keep up with regulations.
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Pacing in the airport waiting area, I passed a sailor's transistor radio leaning on an open window sill and heard the announcement that Senator Robert F. Kennedy had been shot.
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In nursing homes that have stopped visitors from coming in to limit the spread of the virus, workers are leaning on tech to help residents stay connected with their families.
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Leaning on her military background, Ms. Gabbard — who had been the only woman remaining in the primary — railed for months against "regime-change wars" and advocated a noninterventionist foreign policy.
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Part of Brett's vision included lowering prices and making clothes with a casual-feminine touch, similar to J.Crew's popular sister brand, Madewell, instead of leaning on J.Crew's typically preppy roots.
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That will change in mid-September, when Senate Leadership Fund starts an $215 million media buy against her, likely leaning on some controversial positions Ross defended while at the ACLU.
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The investment fits neatly into Microsoft&aposs larger healthcare play, in which it&aposs leaning on its AI brawn to ignite innovation and improve health outcomes across the healthcare ecosystem.
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The opposition has accused Maduro of veering into dictatorship by sidelining the legislature, detaining opponents and leaning on compliant judicial and electoral authorities to block a plebiscite on his rule.
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The goal, for some protesters, is to make banks run out of money and pressure the Hong Kong dollar's fixed exchange rate as a way of leaning on the government.
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His comments raise doubts about his and Durham's independence and could open him to claims he is leaning on the investigation to provide a finding more palatable to the President.
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And that I'll know quid pro quo, if you will, where Yovanovitch goes away and the official keeps leaning on the Bidens makes that subplot of impeachment a lot clearer.
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Leaning on extensive interviews as well as news reports and audio of the assassination, which took place inside Saudi Arabia's embassy in Istanbul, The Dissident is a damning journalistic case.
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They recognized a need for a top-flight starting pitcher — illustrated by the Nationals' winning a World Series title by leaning on the aces Max Scherzer, Patrick Corbin and Strasburg.
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Odds are high on it being a coincidence, but now I'm afraid that Will and Eleven will end up leaning on opposite sides of a wall between two realms. Great!
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Mr. Guterres is hosting world leaders at a climate summit at United Nations headquarters in September and leaning on many of them to announce more ambitious targets at his meeting.
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The government may survive losing the Social Democrats by leaning on the support of the Communists as well as the far-right, anti-European Freedom and Direct Democracy (SPD) party.
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They were defending (just enough) and running their offense (effectively) and leaning on their first-year sensation (Porzingis) to build an advantage, appearing well on their way to a boring win.
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However, it has also made the mountain accessible to far more climbers, many of whom lack serious mountaineering experience and try to make up for this deficit by leaning on technology.
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By delegating the subjective work to non-Facebook employees and leaning on machine learning technology, Facebook still gets to wield its influence as an editorial outlet without being labeled as one.
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By leaning on this more natural method of selection, the Brookfield Zoo hopes to have better success mating its tanagers, and the opportunity to expand similar mating methods to other animals.
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Last weekend's Rings, the third installment in the American Ring franchise, aims for a mood of surreal dread, but ends up leaning on lazy jump scares for most of its jolts.
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Republicans in the Senate responded with an aggressive effort to save Puzder's embattled nomination, leaning on well-funded business groups, the White House and Mitch McConnell, the powerful Senate majority leader.
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Cognitiv+ is using what he describes as "a number of AI technologies" to perform the contract analysis at near real-time speeds, leaning on open source algorithms for the core tech.
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Yet because the physical world is so big, blanketing it in AR experiences may necessitate leaning on an army of outside developers — whom Facebook has historically embraced, but Snapchat has shunned.
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"Pensioners are impoverished, and not only can they not afford to buy medicines, some are looking for food in the trash," he said, leaning on a tree to catch his breath.
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Her voice was back in my ears saying what I needed to hear during a time in pop culture that echoes why I started leaning on her in the first place.
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That wasn't all though — Macron tweeted about his new friend again, this time posting a pic of them looking into each others' eyes while leaning on a balcony overlooking the ocean.
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Leaning on this data will lead to creative that can motivate voters by acknowledging that their personal beliefs and opinions are being heard and that candidates have empathy for these issues.
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"We will support our Reglab participants to focus on sharpening their solutions, while leaning on ADGM and its partners to take them through the develop-test-and-implement journey," he said.
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Jack clearly puts more pressure on himself than Rebecca realizes, but he also seems to internalize those worries rather than leaning on her and letting her be a partner with him.
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Those same characters may yell at you outside for leaning on their car, but maybe buy a huge bag of peanuts they sell inside for a dollar as a peace offering.
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To the detriment of the entire city, Cuomo and MTA leaders have decided that criminalizing poverty and leaning on fines are the best approach to dealing with the MTA's financial insecurities.
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In both cases, I'm impressed with what Apple is able to do without leaning on a server farm, but not so much that I'd say it's on par with Google Photos.
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In this beautifully timed shot Trudeau can be seen leaning on cozy furniture of some sort with his leg crossed while engaging Macron, drink-in-hand, in some more private chatter.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Roche is touting prospective new drugs from its long-underperforming Swiss-led research unit after years of leaning on its California-based Genentech arm to restock its medicine cabinet.
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Foes say Maduro, 53, has veered openly into dictatorship by sidelining the opposition-led congress, jailing opponents and then leaning on compliant judicial and electoral authorities to stop a recall referendum.
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The Dallas Mavericks have vaulted themselves over the Houston Rockets and back into the top eight in the Western Conference while leaning on the defense during a three-game winning streak.
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When Hannah leans out the window to see what's happening, she notices Jessa — who she hasn't patched things up with, by the way — leaning on the fire escape across the courtyard.
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Altogether, he looks like he could knock out a load-bearing wall just by leaning on it and then, when the ceiling plunks down on his head, happily assume its duties.
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The National Institute on Drug Abuse, leaning on the DSM-5 definition, defines it as "compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences"—withdrawal symptoms aren't even required for the diagnosis.
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In "Blue Moon," leaning on Mr. La Cour, she stretches forth her long limbs in a few slow phrases so colossally ample that they open up stage space like search beams.
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Still, for months, Mr. Tester had seemed uniquely positioned to hang on, leaning on the centrist reputation and lunch-pail political brand that first carried him to the Senate in 2006.
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Yet he has been leaning on Mr. Cobb, constantly summoning him to the residence and dialing another lawyer on his team, Jay Sekulow, for consultations, people briefed on the discussions said.
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Generally, only the Nordic/Scandinavian countries (none present in this claim) are considered "Social Democratic" (not "socialist"), and are the most left-leaning on this scale (read more here and here).
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He is leaning on a roster of high-profile endorsers in the state, and he is campaigning here day after day, putting a particular focus on outreach to voters of color.
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Little more than a week after being shot, Yousafzai got back on her feet again, able to stand when leaning on a nurse's arm at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, England.
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An updated National Defense Strategy released last year says AI is needed to stay ahead of rivals leaning on new technologies to compete with US power, such as China and Russia.
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Leaning on the Talanoa Dialogue at the upcoming COP24 meeting in Poland -- "based on the concept of an open, honest and respectful process of dialogue used in the Pacific" -- could help.
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If it detects a "minimal" threat, such as someone leaning on the car, it goes into Alert state and displays a message on the car's screen, warning that cameras are recording.
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"If you could go ahead and just get it as far back into that corner as possible, that'd be terrific," he says, leaning on the door frame, coffee mug in hand.
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She's placed a heavy emphasis on the state, leaning on her credentials as a fellow Midwesterner with a strong track record of winning votes in the rural parts of her state.
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This tradition, of leaning on Shakespeare to speak to every age and not just his own, has resulted in or inspired some of the most enduring artistic works of all time.
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In addition to leaning on the software to generate minor league and college game stories, The A.P., like Bloomberg, has used it to beef up its coverage of company earnings reports.
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Anti-Trump campaigns leaning on sentiments like "women can stop Trump" revved into high gear, pleading with women to reject his sexism once and for all, no matter their party affiliation.
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Until basically I have my shoulder repaired, I was at Michigan State, you know, thousands of miles away from home from Texas and it was going through a lot with football once again and just being in school and college and everything that goes along with it and I would say that through that the trials, through the ups and downs, just leaning on Christ, leaning on God&aposs word through prayer, you know, never for prosperity.
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But as climate change plunges us into increasingly brutal summers, products like the Reon Pocket could be exactly the thing heat-sensitive folks like me end up leaning on to get by.
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Leaning on a silver-topped cane, the leader of the Senate's Democratic minority murmured that Dr Heck is "a Trumpite who has been voting with Tea Party folks to close the government".
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After receiving backlash for her protest-themed Pepsi commercial, which was retracted by the brand, Jenner's been leaning on her family for support, a Keeping Up with the Kardashians source told PEOPLE.
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And she became a vocal critic of former President George W. Bush's wars in the Middle East, leaning on her personal experience with wartime anguish to lend credence to her policy points.
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By leaning on its branded shop-in-shops and holding 300,000 virtual reality demonstrations since the technology's launch, it's positioned its store base as a place where shoppers can test and learn.
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Leaning on monetary policy in coming months to stimulate the economy may become a struggle as the main opposition party secured more seats than expected during the parliamentary elections earlier this month.
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In other words, even the most potentially damning insinuation in the memo—that the feds were leaning on a news story they knew was derived from a partisan source—doesn't hold up.
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Watch the video ... you can hear the pissed off drivers leaning on the horn while the two try to look comfy in their urban camping setting ... complete with firewood on the asphalt.
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As a result, more and more private banks are also leaning on boutique managers to boost their assets in a region which is seeing the fastest billionaire population growth in the world.
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The opposition has accused Maduro of veering into dictatorship by sidelining the legislature, detaining opponents and leaning on compliant judicial and electoral authorities to block the plebiscite they had been campaigning for.
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Gwen Stefani's opened up before about leaning on Blake Shelton after her split from Gavin Rossdale, and now Blake Shelton is revealing the impact his girlfriend has had on him as well.
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The move comes as Washington's efforts to oust President Nicolas Maduro in favour of opposition leader Juan Guaido have stalled, and is further evidence of how it is leaning on non-U.
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The move comes as Washington's efforts to oust President Nicolas Maduro in favor of opposition leader Juan Guaido have stalled, and is further evidence of how it is leaning on non-U.
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The bigger picture: We expect health systems to continue leaning on tech companies' experience moving and analyzing huge amounts of data — which they need to break through the interoperability barrier in healthcare.
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When you employ Brock Lesnar and John Cena, that's the easy way out, but leaning on heroic beefcake that much has led to an oversimplification that has sometimes made WWE look archaic.
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But the equity market bent without breaking, leaning on defensive and dividend stocks to preserve a long-term uptrend until the data firmed up and the Fed signaled its adjustment was over.
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"It's really just not safe any more and I don't see it getting any better," said one twentysomething student leaning on a suitcase outside a restaurant in Shenzhen, which abuts Hong Kong.
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Leaning on its consumer-focused brand, Credit Karma could be well positioned to build out its banking consumer base using the high-yield savings, before venturing into other offerings like retirement products.
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Democratic senators are using their time to personally question Blasey about her experience, leaning on her experience as a clinical psychologist at one point to describe how memories are formed and stored.
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Since then, Trump has said that leaning on China to counter North Korea "has not worked out," and this week his government took aim with a slate of measures that frustrated Beijing.
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Regardless, Mr. Cruz is positioned to build at least a modest delegate lead over his non-Trump rivals, leaning on a formidable war chest and sprawling field operations across the electoral map.
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Rather than leaning on strip club aesthetics or scripted reality shows, it's the rhythm of the city on an average day, tackling subjects of poverty and classism imbued in a whimsical world.
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For General Mills and its venture arm, the deal furthers its presence in the probiotic space while leaning on its experience managing brands such as Nature Valley Bars and Annie's Homegrown snacks.
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Musically, she specializes in what she called "roughing up pop music a bit," leaning on organic rock instrumentation in a digitized world and hoping to keep the radio as idiosyncratic as possible.
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She cast herself as the product of working-class parents and pledged to take on issues like money in politics, climate change and election reform, all while leaning on her Minnesota roots.
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But Wayne is just as effective when her allusions are to the quotidian, like a cardboard portfolio cushioned by doggy pee pads leaning on a painted ultramarine quilted seat in "Contra" (2017).
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After one rally ended, late in the final set, they were both leaning on their rackets for support, chests heaving as they tried to recover in time for the next grueling exchange.
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GPUs can carry out more simultaneous operations than a CPU can, so leaning on these workhorses has let Intel and IBM design machines that would have otherwise required untold megawatts of energy.
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Earlier this month, Victoria's Secret also made the decision to temporarily close its online store, an area of business that many retailers are leaning on as brick and mortar locations stay closed.
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"What we're doing differently this year, which we haven't really done before, is to start leaning on technology to figure out if we can predict these incidents ahead of time," Goddard said.
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Since she became a mother to son Gene Attell five months ago, Amy Schumer has been leaning on other mothers to help her acclimate to her new life as a working parent.
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So to keep the house in order, the company is assigning content quotas for its creators and leaning on the experience of co-CEOs Fishman and Wilhelm and creative director Nick Bean.
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And Trump is leaning on the nine Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee to serve as his first line of defense and act as a counterweight to Chairman Adam Schiff of California.
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In the fall, the American public learned that Trump had enlisted his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani to gin up dirt on Biden's son Hunter Biden by leaning on the government of Ukraine.
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His advisers are leaning on polls they say show shifting fortunes in politically crucial swing states, and they are closely watching the behavior of House Democrats they believe are in vulnerable districts.
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But it hasn't been commercialized yet, so leaning on it to expand nuclear prospects in the US is bound to be expensive, especially compared to the shrinking price tag for solar panels.
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The subpoenas seek records related to Trump's July 25 call with Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, and whether Trump associates inside and outside the administration played a role in leaning on American officials.
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No one can decide who should run it, or how it should be structured, and the president continues to prefer to fight by leaning on his own public comments and Twitter feed.
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Justin Bieber's blood father is back on the scene ... just days after some huge events in his son's life, and word he had been leaning on Pastor Carl Lentz for fatherly guidance.
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Added to reports that Pompeo, a noted Iran hawk, is leaning on European allies to compel Tehran to "de-escalate" the situation, it's beginning to look like the worst may be over.
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Second, he is investigating whether Mr Trump has sought to obstruct the Justice Department's investigations into the election-hacking, including by first leaning on and then sacking James Comey, his first FBI director.
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Stretcher bearers made their way over but Redmond wanted to finish the race and eventually did so, leaning on his father Jim's shoulder for support as he made his way across the line.
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Perhaps that's why last night, Sophie Turner was photographed tongue-polishing her Ring Pop wedding ring while leaning on a pink car after marrying Joe Jonas at the famed Little White Wedding Chapel.
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Though many parties are leaning on WhatsApp to get their message out, the BJP has far and away the most sophisticated operation in place, allowing it to reach even the most remote voters.
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Instead of leaning on small units, constantly switching and playing up-tempo, Kerr has instead deployed traditional groups that allow the team's small units to thrive in spurts as change-of-pace options.
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The pastor of the Texas church that lost 13 members in a horrific bus crash on the way back from a retreat says the survivors are leaning on each other as they mourn.
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This is an obvious choice because we watch Clarke kick Westerosi butt on a weekly basis, but she also proved she can handle action scenes without leaning on CGI dragons in Terminator: Genisys.
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To do so, Microsoft had to redesign the hinge, not only to support the freedom of movement, but to ensure that someone leaning on the screen while writing or drawing wouldn't break it.
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FSN Southeast (Charlotte, Memphis) ABOUT THE GRIZZLIES (20153-22015): David Fizdale was brought in as head coach to spark the offense but is guiding Memphis to wins by leaning on the defensive end.
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Meanwhile, Canada is leaning on the United States to help settle a dispute with China, which has started to block imports of vital Canadian commodities amid a dispute over a detained Huawei executive.
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Beyond traditional celebrities, YouTube is leaning on its existing online talent with two shows, one from internet comedy dup Rhett & Link and another from high-speed camera effects specialists The Slow Mo Guys.
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Television networks and movie studios have been regularly leaning on virtual reality as a marketing tool, and today AMC announced that it has launched its own app dedicated to VR tie-in material.
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So it's clearly trying to figure out how to create the best full suite of products for enterprise apps for larger companies, even if it means it's leaning on developers to do that.
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The President is now facing questions about two potential incidents of obstruction of justice: applying pressure on and eventually firing FBI Director James Comey, and separately leaning on National Security Agency Director Adm.
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And whether you're currently pretty happy with your financial situation, or you're leaning on your parents for some help with the rent (no judgment), it's always nice to have a little extra cash.
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Patel's sudden resignation followed a rift between the central bank and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government, which was reportedly leaning on him to do more to boost the economy months before an election.
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Fact-checking services have becoming increasingly vital for verification in the age of misinformation during elections, with the UK public in particular leaning on platforms from the BBC and independent website Full Fact.
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Plucking the leaves off freshly picked herb stalks, the employee, who would not identify herself for fear of getting in trouble, complained that her handsome, philandering husband kept leaning on her for money.
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Someone took a picture of him, puckish grin on grizzled face, leaning on the railing, with Streep tilting her head toward him, sorority-girl-like, the blue fibreglass whale hovering in the background.
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If a minimal threat is detected, such as someone leaning on a car, Sentry Mode switches to an "Alert" state and displays a message on the touchscreen warning that its cameras are recording.
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Later in the week, after the president declared a national emergency over the pandemic, her confidence that Mr. Trump was leaning on experts to do what was best for Americans had only soared.
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Leaning on testimonies from visual artists Molly Crabapple and Martin Brief, writers James McAnally and Jessica Olien, she crafts the claim that when artists make an experimental misstep they risk plunging into poverty.
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Mr. Pattis showed the jury security camera footage of the two walking back to her dorm, in which the complainant appeared to be leaning on Mr. Khan, her leg dragging slightly behind her.
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But rather than propose new stand-alone identities, these songs end up reinforcing — leaning on, really — the component parts that when combined, have made Rae Sremmurd one of hip-hop's most innovative acts.
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Without the ability to pick from a generation of young American stars, USA Hockey is leaning on a longtime N.H.L. winger as captain and hopes a diverse roster can capture an Olympic medal.
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Enjoy the financial and emotional rewards of being thrifty: Instead of leaning on others to help subsidize your costs, you'll be able to contribute your fair share and be more generous with others.
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This month, Ms. Gillibrand began to bring that digital work and ad buying "in-house," said Ms. Kelly, leaning on two respected Democratic digital strategists, Gavrie Kullman and Emmy Bengtson, already on staff.
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The lights went out briefly in the British suite as news photographers crowded in for a brief photo call, with someone unknowingly leaning on the light switch and plunging the trio into darkness.
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As part of its response to the public health emergency triggered by the COVID-2464 pandemic, the European Commission has been leaning on Europe's telcos to share aggregate location data on their users.
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"They could have done something cool," said Gigi Johnson, Mr. Taylor's colleague, and the head of the UCLA Center for Music Innovation, and not just by leaning on research into music and genre.
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In 2005, the cover of O, which usually features just one Oprah, featured two: a thin one with an exposed midriff leaning on the shoulder of another thin one in a fancy dress.
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At a seminal moment of American history, 100 senators are serving as jurors and must decide whether to remove Trump from office for abusing power by leaning on Ukraine for personal political favors.
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A whistleblower accused Trump of leaning on Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelensky in an attempt to get him to investigate Joe Biden's son, who had been on the board of a Ukranian energy company.
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When you're in your room, the credits for last episode of your favorite Netflix drama start to roll, and homesickness starts to strike, take turns leaning on your old a new support system.
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His range of subject matter — farmers leaning on fence posts, workmen and women, the rural American scene — recalled some of the homespun quality of Thomas Hart Benton, but without the stylization or melodrama.
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But by leaning on members to vote for a bill that many fear will leave millions of people unable to afford health care, Mr. Ryan has exposed moderate Republicans to withering political attacks.
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A few minutes later a tanned couple, the husband leaning on a cane as a result of a riding accident, dropped by — Ralf and Yvonne, the Germans who run the Yucatán Polo Club.
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Health experts are increasingly leaning on the side of prevention, but the lack of a substantial body of proof has prompted some authors to wonder whether limiting screen time is the right approach.
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Known for her demonic geisha-like wall murals, bay area street artist Lauren YS imagines a badass, almost steampunk-esque Princess Mononoke leaning on her mother dire wolf, covered in Miyazaki-themed tattoos.
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The Japanese word amae, as Smith defines it, means "leaning on another person's goodwill," a feeling of deep trust that allows a relationship — with your partner, with your parent, even with yourself — to flourish.
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Mark Bauerlein: Leaning on themes that got him elected Trump supporters might have found the pageantry of the lead-up to Donald Trump's speech a bit much, impatient as they are of DC puffery.
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Even when Rousey did get the clinch, Holm had trained incredibly opponent specific, keeping Rousey's preferred arm jammed to her body, curling up like a prawn and leaning on the fence to deny throws.
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That's never more obvious than an end-of-summer piece of cinematic gold where he's sitting poolside and leaning on a beach ball as if ready to star in a Kidz Bop music video.
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With Google lagging further and further behind in the Stories war, and Snap not keen on an alliance, leaning on its strength in search and surfacing journalism could get it back in the fight.
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Hulu cut the price of its most popular plan to $5.99 per month in January, while Netflix — leaning on its own media — raised the price on both its cheapest plan and its HD service.
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"People are leaning on people everywhere," to convince Ohio Governor John Kasich to exit the race so the party can unify around a single Trump alternative, either Senator Marco Rubio or Senator Ted Cruz.
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In an exclusive set photo, a balding Crowe, 54, can be seen leaning on a cane, wearing a suit and a red polka-dotted tie and holding a pair of glasses in one hand.
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On the title track, he offers an exhaustive account of leaning on Skrillex's tour bus and staring at the stars, considering the "feral eruptions of sobbing" that arrive less frequently as the days pass.
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"When I first started out I used to sit at home and try to figure out guitar solos," recalled Frehley, leaning on the arm of the sofa in his hotel suite high above Midtown.
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And the collapsed New York deal gave birth to proposed legislation that would stop state and local governments from fast-tracking expansion with little or no debate, even leaning on NDAs along the way.
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Leaning on private financing of infrastructure – such as through imposing tolls to pay for highways – can cause problems, said Paul Van de Water, a senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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But some critics believe that Trump's repeated pattern of leaning on the Justice Department and the FBI over the Russia investigation could come close to showing intent that could amount to obstruction of justice.
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But the President's push for a face-to-face meeting with Kim is raising concerns that he may disregard the vast intelligence resources provided on Kim in favor of leaning on his own instincts.
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The Clinton campaign is leaning on the media for its coverage of the emails, saying their focus needs to be redirected from the political impact and the insider gossip to the "geo-strategic" implications.
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Robbins, who grew up around firearms and keeps a loaded shotgun leaning on the wall next to his bed, said that, before Sunday, he had a lot more to worry about than crazed gunmen.
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A 2012 feature in New York waxed rhapsodic about Xanax, glossing over its numerous risks and instead leaning on the argument that it was a cheap, easy solution for the pressures of late capitalism.
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Instead of primarily leaning on his native DC's famed go-go sound, he caught the essence of the city by recalling childhood memories and recruiting hometown peers to shine in their most comfortable spaces.
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They also don't like having to take a fighter down while he is leaning on the fence, and then struggling to hold him down along the fence once they get him to the mat.
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After years of low economic growth, Lebanon has one of the highest debt-to-GDP ratios in the world at around 150% and foreign governments have been leaning on the country to enact reform.
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After his appointment in late April, Roseberry had just two months to put together what he called a "shotgun" collection, leaning on the expertise of the atelier to bring his wildest visions to life.
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Ms. Warren's political strategists believe that after years of Mr. Trump's leaning on catchphrases and easy-to-digest proposals like "build the wall," Democrats want a nominee who articulates a detailed vision for America.
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In other words, the United States is roiling the market — whether through booming domestic production or by curbing other countries' exports through sanctions or by leaning on the Saudis to influence their oil decisions.
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A cynic might think that it was a reaction to your report of his apparent leaning on a podiatrist to manufacture a physical defect intended to get him out of military service in Vietnam.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada is leaning on the United States to help settle a dispute with China, which has started to block imports of vital Canadian commodities amid a dispute over a detained Huawei executive.
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The Pentagon has been forward leaning on the issue, holding daily press briefings—with chairs for reporters spread far apart—on the steps being taken to mitigate the spread and implementing "social distancing" measures.
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"I was juggling school and work, and I wasn't excelling in both, and I realized that I had to focus on one," said Lim, even if that meant leaning on her mom for support.
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Trump administration officials have made clear, though, that they are leaning on increasingly close relations between Israel and Sunni Arab countries in the Middle East, a rapprochement largely borne out of tensions with Iran.
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No. 214 goalie Matt Murray has won two Stanley Cups with Pittsburgh, but lately the Penguins have been leaning on Jarry, who has four starts and five appearances over the team's past six games.
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Even though our workplaces are much more casual than they used to be, leaning on a wall or furniture can also be interpreted to mean you're too comfortable and don't take the job seriously.
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We'll be leaning on this stylish duffel-suitcase baby to get us through the hectic holiday-travel circus ahead — and waiting with bated breath for new color drops (ahem, pale pink or vibrant orange).
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No. 1 goalie Matt Murray has won two Stanley Cups with Pittsburgh, but lately the Penguins have been leaning on Jarry, who has four starts and five appearances over the team's past six games.
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Perhaps recognizing this, some candidates trailing Biden with black voters have fought to make inroads with specific groups separate from the often older and typically more moderate black voters Biden is currently leaning on.
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When the process is extremely stressful — if the house isn't selling, or offers are coming in well below what the sellers feel the house is worth — leaning on a broker can help, said Mrs.
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Like many other officials, Birx was leaning on the hope that Americans would do the right thing: wash their hands, avoid touching their face, stay inside, and otherwise distance themselves from those they love.
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There's another statue of a woman, by the sculptor Veryl Goodnight, leaning on a wagon wheel outside the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum; it's titled "No Turning Back" and honors the earliest homesteaders.
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To prevent the clog, those researchers are leaning on artificial intelligence and the ability to teach driving systems, through modeling and repetitive observation, what behaviors mean what, and how the system should react to them.
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"It's a somber day today, but you have a lot of kids and a lot of staff members that are leaning on each other," Dustin Horstkoetter, the safety director for Moore Public Schools, told reporters.
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The latest debate looks set to reopen friction between environmental campaigners and Airbus, whom they accuse of leaning on the Commission to weaken its policy with the backing of France, where the planemaker is based.
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The official investigations concluded that the king either fell after leaning on a boulder that suddenly dislodged, or he fell 60 feet after the rocky pinnacle to which his climbing rope was attached broke away.
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I think that that is a really cool thing to do and something that I've only sort of arrived at in my 30s, of really leaning on your friends and formalizing it a little bit.
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The bank has been leaning on cost controls to cope with sluggish revenue trends in the wake of the sales scandals that spread to each of its primary business segments and claimed two chief executives.
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Instead of leaning on cosmopolitan '80s pop and turn-of-the-millennium British dance music, Greenspan and bandmate Matt Didemus are tapping into the disco and icy Detroit techno that shaped their earliest musical experiments.
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Companies have spent the last two decades testing the boundaries of online contract formation, and courts—again leaning on a sweeping interpretation of the Federal Arbitration Act—have done little to get in their way.
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You're supposedly smart and our future leaders and all that shit, so come up with something else that doesn't involve leaning on a drive-through menu, with the blurred bokeh of taillights in the background.
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McClain has been leaning on his second-year players too, as they comprised four-fifths of his starting lineup against Wisconsin-Parkside and all six of the sophomores are averaging over 20 minutes per contest.
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The trick will be to continue expanding into its existing new markets and getting ahead of that competition by both selling it as part of the DoorDash experience and leaning on its existing delivery infrastructure.
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He and other groomsmen were dressed in white Igbo garb, called a senator, and leaning on canes beneath a fading sun, while the bridesmaids wore gold dresses and geles (headpieces), another Nigerian cultural wedding tradition.
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Facebook friends may have photos of themselves jumping, doing handstands, dramatically leaning on the ramparts or contemplatively gazing from the watchtowers, but few will have memories of the Great Wall snapped from the heavens above.
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Xcel hopes to achieve what it calls the most aggressive carbon-reducing goals in the industry by doubling its wind generation, continuing to operate carbon-free nuclear plants and leaning on natural gas as backup.
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But because I haven't been getting too many of those fun driving conversations I keep hearing about, I've been leaning on it to get the most out of FFXV during my limited time with it.
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In the case of the "Mad Bomber," however, Dr. Brussel was basically leaning on Sherlock Holmes–style hunches about an immigrant who fell hard for the American dream and yet never quite assimilated into society.
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In parallel to the work being done by these biotech firms, traditional pharma giants like GlaxoSmithKline and Sanofi are leaning on their experience dealing with seasonal flu to try to come up with an immunization.
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Mr. Alam, 63, who is also a social activist and entrepreneur, was later taken to a court hearing barefoot, leaning on two officers for support and loudly proclaiming that he had been tortured in custody.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is leaning on his family tragedy to connect with voters as he once again declares his intention to protect the Affordable Care Act should he be elected president in 2020.
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Apple finds itself in the middle of controversy as China and the Communist Party are increasingly leaning on international companies to quell discussion or distribution of content that supports pro-Democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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Elliott's twist on the hero's-journey narrative reminded me that the best way to survive hardship is often by leaning on others and having faith in yourself — no matter your presumed intellectual or physical shortcomings.
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The President's effort seems designed not only to give him a motive for leaning on Ukraine for an investigation but also to indulge his anger at any suggestion his win in 2016 was not legitimate.
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His successor Xi made the elimination of poverty his signature issue, leaning on officials and companies to pull 2121 million people per year above the annual income threshold of 20193,22019 yuan ($22012), in 230 prices.
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What Young-White has done is update Benny for millennial comedy, leaning on a classic joke form to serve the perspective of a young person who lives much of his life staring at a screen.
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No one would connect the boys to the older, white men - and a pair of Chinese 2425-somethings - seated under a tree, or to the young man with the mobile phone leaning on a parked motorbike.
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Our main character, Ann, is trying to figure out why love is so hard, and in the process she's leaning on her friends, co-workers, and her active imagination to help her navigate through her heartbreak.
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OTTAWA, May 5 (Reuters) - Canada is leaning on the United States to help settle a dispute with China, which has started to block imports of vital Canadian commodities amid a dispute over a detained Huawei executive.
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The bottom line: Scientists have yet to create an artificial intelligence system to help with such forecasting, leaving today's futurists leaning on time-honored traditional methods — deeply studying history for clues of what may come next.
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Which brings us to: With an insecure Sansa leaning on Littlefinger for support and counsel, Brienne gets sent off to King's Landing to attend to some not-at-all-suspicious summons for a confab with Cersei.
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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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It was the clearest and most detailed account to date—from a public servant whose career spans five decades and nine administrations—of Mr Trump leaning on a foreign leader to help his re-election effort.
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And he capped those moves by leaning on the sanctity of the rule of law to explain why he had to rescind an Obama-era program for young immigrants, throwing nearly 800,000 people's lives into chaos.
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Simply by shutting off its funding auctions for a while and maybe a bit of behind-the-scenes leaning on the local lenders, the central bank could spike the swap rates and briefly seize the market.
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And then there's Martin and Short leaning on the same sort of joke referencing the president's son-in-law Jared Kushner, in their Netflix special An Evening You Will Forget for the Rest of Your Life.
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Canelo was never in danger of being overwhelmed, but his counters were largely absent and he spent long periods of the fight leaning on the ropes, hoping to find big counter punches that seldom turned up.
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The vast majority of Central American migrants heading for the United States enter Mexico by crossing the border from Guatemala, and the U.S. government has been leaning on Mexico to do more to make people stay.
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To set up the private flight, Cheng was leaning on deep Clinton family connections: Politico reported in 2015 that Michel Pratte is married to Clinton Foundation partner and fashion designer Tanya Taylor, a Hillary Clinton supporter.
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That includes leveraging its massive footprint to deliver services that can't be replicated online (think health care); leaning on its "excellence" in food supply chain and compliance; and reaffirming its reputation as the low-price leader.
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He may follow in the current mold of producers leaning on singers and rappers to bring star power and melodies to their tracks, but if you take Crossan for the next Chainsmokers, you're very, very wrong.
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Wells Fargo has been leaning on cost cuts to stabilize its bottomline amid sluggish revenue in the wake of sales-practice scandals that spread to each of its primary business segments and claimed two chief executives.
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Starting a conversation in an open and honest way and leaning on a trusted advisor for validation can help minimize the stress and emotion around these decisions, while helping all family members prepare for the future.
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He is low on money and approaching desperation, seemingly leaning on Van, his daughter's mother played by the wonderful Zazie Beetz, for financial and emotional support (it is Van who eventually bails Earn out of lockup).
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I curl around the far end of Brooklyn on the Belt, with the lower bay on my right, past the joggers on the pathway through Owl's Head Park and the fishermen leaning on the metal railing.
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Beijing is ramping up spending on infrastructure projects to spur domestic demand and the central bank is tamping down borrowing costs and leaning on commercial banks to continue lending to struggling firms hit by trade troubles.
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"Because of my past and my physical condition, I need more and more help," she said, leaning on her walker, decorated with a Mercedes-Benz star recovered from the archives of the Genshagen forced labor camp.
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WhistleTV will be leaning on its library of existing originals and influencer-led content, which will be recut and refreshed to work for linear, as well as programming from some niche sports leagues, movies, and documentaries.
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The move has raised concerns in Congress and beyond that it paves the way for ISIS to make a comeback, but Trump appears to be leaning on Baghdadi's death in an effort to dispel these anxieties.
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It's leaning on second and third-party partners to prop up the 3DS for the time being while it reallocates most of its internal resources to work on maintaining Switch's one-big-game-per-month schedule.
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