Luckily, her ideas lean towards the beautiful, and the excessive.
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In many countries declared vegans lean towards the political left.
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That would prompt a debate in Mrs Merkel's inner circle, which encompasses both foreign-policy idealists (who would lean towards isolating a President Le Pen) and foreign-policy realists (who might lean towards wooing her).
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On Monday, however, many appeared to lean towards less political uncertainty.
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Belgium, Finland and Luxembourg, also net contributors, lean towards that view.
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And Trump continues to lean towards ending the subsidies, officials said.
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Europe's markets lean towards banks and carmakers, which suffer in downturns.
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It's easy to lean towards cynicism and neglect inspiration as needless optimism.
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I really dig art styles that lean towards the abstract in games.
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I tend to lean towards more lower end sounds lately I've noticed.
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The RMPS/Public Opinion Strategies poll found that not only is Trump's approval rating underwater among those voters, but 51% already lean towards the generic Democratic candidate in their district compared to 33% who lean towards the generic Republican.
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The Socialists, who lean towards Russia, came second with 27% of the vote.
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"We lean towards sustainability because there's harmony between those three elements," said Clifton.
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Most Kanaks are thought to lean towards independence; most Europeans, towards the status quo.
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If you lean towards rapacious noise, inscrutable drones, and band shirts with illegible names.
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"Right now, I would lean towards Europe, particularly the financials and banks," he said.
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That, she said, causes more people to lean towards remodeling instead of moving homes.
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Her enunciation is clean and clipped, her lean towards 60s psych ("Fatal Flaw"), surprising.
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It is possible that, in office, Mr Navarro will lean towards these kinds of ideas.
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"I always lean towards trying to engage and be proactive if I can," he says.
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The older I get, the more I lean towards the classic era of rock guitar playing.
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And finally, they must decide whether social programs should target narrow populations or lean towards universalism.
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But the SoftBank boss may also lean towards vision and instinct over discipline and hard cash.
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Better-off young people, who might otherwise lean towards the Tories, are most aggrieved about housing.
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Saying that, it could also deter elderly voters too that might lean towards the Conservative Party.
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While most independent voters lean towards a party, swing voters are real - and can be decisive.
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While many more researchers used to favor the dark matter interpretation originally, most now lean towards pulsars.
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FABER: AND WHAT DO YOU HEAR FROM OTHER CEOs CONCEIVABLY WHO ALSO LEAN TOWARDS THE REPUBLICAN PARTY?
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Just as different leaders are inspired by different ideologies, so they lean towards different types of comedy.
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So once again it's trying to lean towards only having to be answerable to the Irish DPA.
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People tend to lean towards packaged fruits and vegetables because it saves a lot of cooking time.
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Bendz's angel investments lean towards consumer startups, unsurprising given her self-professed "love" for building consumer brands.
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More than half identify with or lean towards the Democratic Party, compared to 30 percent with Republicans.
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Remarks from some of the liberal justices seemed to lean towards the latter—and thus towards Aurelius.
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The UK vote to leave the EU and Trump's election were unexpected...Investors will lean towards safe assets.
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After years of wearing sparkly numbers to watch the ball drop, we tend to lean towards the latter.
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" Male baby boomers aged 55 to 64 like "Solitaire" and "Scrabble", while women lean towards "Mahjong" and "Monopoly.
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Given his positions on other matters, however, we must assume that Trump will lean towards a deregulatory approach.
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The European Central Bank is also expected to lean towards monetary policy easing at a meeting on Thursday.
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It&aposs undeniable that Facebook has algorithms that lean towards and incentivize those that have more liberal tendencies.
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Brazil, Indonesia and Malaysia lean towards 220, and India has lobbied for a later date, closer to 2100.
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Especially in recent years, the big movies of the hotter months lean towards the lady-as-subject filmmaking.
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After his win Mr Tajani suggested he would lean towards the former, vowing not to "push a political agenda".
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Those who lean towards Remain refused to vote for a hard Brexit that they thought would impoverish their constituents.
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Though most recipes contain roughly the same ingredients, these treats might lean towards being cakey, gooey, crispy, or crumbly.
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But we do know he can deadlift two Nashville Predators at once, so I'm going to lean towards yes.
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According to the betting site Bovada, the current GoT odds lean towards Jon Snow eventually taking the Iron Throne.
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Bordeaux's winemakers, who typically lean towards Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, are testing out varietals from Portugal's torrid Douro valley.
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Is Katniss going to be violently rebellious, like Gale, or is she going to lean towards peace, like Peeta?
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But I'm still not sure, and I lean towards it ultimately being careless and maybe even reckless, but not dirty.
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At the United Nations, Russia and China lean towards easing sanctions while Britain, France and the United States do not.
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That tended, in my opinion, to lean towards the 18 to 35 age group and those with more interesting backgrounds.
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In fact, a new survey from Charles Schwab finds that Americans lean towards definitions of wealth that money can't buy.
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I tried to lean towards Fugazi and the Cure and Nirvana when I was allowed to listen to secular music.
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Look at what the research tells us: the male palate tends to lean towards sweet, more so than the female.
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The conservative justices, who are in a majority, seemed to lean towards seeing the board members as Puerto Rican officers.
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"President Trump already believes Iran hid certain activities and nevertheless seems to lean towards engaging with President Rouhani," he said.
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But I'm starting to see more and more people lean towards that Blink-182-type pop-rock, which is interesting.
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" Gen Xers, who are 40 to 54 years old, lean towards "Tetris", "Pac-Man", "Call of Duty", "Forza" and "NBA 2K.
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Sure, they may lean towards everyday comfort, but they've mastered making comfort look cool, a skill we're all striving to achieve.
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No. Although I lean towards wanting a firmer consistency with my nut butters, Justin's was dry and, overall, just too expensive.
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It is likely that many Yes voters opted for Labour this time around but would still lean towards independence in any plebiscite.
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"People always want the most range they can get, so you're going to want to lean towards a newer purchase," Montoya said.
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And while most blondes would do pretty much anything to banish those brassy hues, the lean towards yellow is slightly more forgiving.
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Since Mr Trump's inauguration last year, Pew has found that three-quarters of white evangelicals say they lean towards the Republican Party.
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I could lean towards the birthday cake and, up to a point, actually feel like I was getting closer to the goods.
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And they get caught in an echo chamber — they lean towards and absorb news that agrees with and confirms their own sensibilities.
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Though their creative studio portraits are often conflated, the two have distinct styles — Keïta's career began much earlier and lean towards editorial.
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The Pew Research Center found that 44% of Democratic voters (including those independents who lean towards the Democratic Party) called themselves liberal.
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If the courts find that a vulnerable category of students was discriminated against, then they lean towards the side of the plaintiff.
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Hop said Trong would maintain relations with China and the United States, Vietnam's two top trading partners, but would not lean towards either.
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Trump would seem, by design or by repeated whim, to lean towards his own version of civilizationalism – with Islam as the central target.
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"The fluidity of the forms tends to lean towards the idea that nothing in nature has a harsh straight edge," Mertz tells Creators.
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The only solo acts, besides Jack White, who is a legacy artist, lean towards hip-hop, so the organizers might have clustered them together.
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"Our impression is that she will lean towards a pragmatic dovish stance," Frederik Ducrozet, strategist at Pictet Wealth Management, wrote in a note Wednesday.
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Get these if you're a dedicated rock and roll fan, or generally just lean towards music that's striking more of the mids and highs.
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It's a surprising addition; so many new phones lean towards more streamlined appearances (and some even brag about not having any ports at all).
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But in a country that values individual freedom as much as the US does, Young says naming laws should always lean towards parental agency.
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Authorities in Malaysia, where ethnic Malay Muslims make up 60% of a population of 32 million, tend to lean towards religious and cultural conservatism.
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But his work for high-dollar corporate clients can lean towards concepts that seem to only be there because he can get away with it.
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The person seated in the aisle seat can lean towards the aisle and the person seated in the window seat can lean on the window.
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The AT&T and KDDI deal will lean towards Toyota's Global Communications Platform initiative the auto maker and Japanese communication giant KDDI formed in 2016.
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The Leon Brothers and Reynolds are the most decked out in bright colors and lively prints, and their sets lean towards house and brighter sounds.
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The English regions lean towards leaving the EU, so devolving power to them may win back votes—and satisfy one of Mr Osborne's enduring aims.
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Not just in the Trump administration, because while I lean towards sort of liberal Democrat, I can point it out about the liberals as well.
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Likely caucusgoers who identify as very liberal are more likely to prefer implementing Medicare for All (71%) while moderates lean towards the public option (47%).
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Fifty-one percent said they would vote or lean towards voting Democratic, while just 36 percent said the same about Republicans, according to Monmouth University.
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I really love the ideas of innovation and problem solving, so a lot of the narratives in the paintings tend to lean towards those areas.
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Markets are likely to lean towards the latter, and the weak reading will do little to inspire confidence that China's economic transition is gaining traction.
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We also talk about love languages, and realize that we both have similar ones — we're more action-oriented and lean towards gifts and acts of service.
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With exceptions, the less-populated parts of California lean towards conservatism, whereas the urban ones, which enjoy much of the employment and the wealth, lean Democratic.
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When developments in the Middle East directly threaten the United States, American citizens and related interests, then opinions tend to lean towards supporting action against adversaries.
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The poll found that 54% of college grads see themselves in some shade of blue, compared to 39% who identify with or lean towards the GOP.
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Some trend-followers lean towards equities — which have enjoyed strong, positive momentum this year — while others tilt towards fixed income or commodities, which have been jittery.
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Republican elites have an emotional advantage here that is hard for Democrats to match, since they more often lean towards the view that politics is about policies.
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It might not even be clear by then whether any changes Britain could seek from the EU would lean towards closer ties after Brexit, or the opposite.
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Better-off young people, who might otherwise lean towards the Tories, are most aggrieved about housing, according to Torsten Bell from the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank.
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And since unicorn foods generally lean towards sweet desserts, it's nice to see a savory take on what's become the food trend that just keeps on giving.
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Back at the main fair, works by Agnes Martin and her contemporary Cy Twombly in the Pace and Galerie Karsten Grieve booths, respectively, lean towards the phenomenological.
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Elizabethan England saw a similar lean towards eyebrow removal, which was in part involuntary: many skincare products at the time contained toxic substances that led to hair loss.
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It comes in both black and white (though you know we lean towards the former), and the straps can also be adjusted to be worn as a crossbody.
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Although they both lean towards a certain type of minimalism, it's true that Jacquemus' love of conceptual clothes would be a radical change of direction at the house.
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This means that if on June 23 voters in Lancaster lean towards either Leave or Remain, then this voting trend is expected to be replicated across the country.
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The stern message comes a week before an ECB policy meeting at which decision makers are expected to lean towards a stimulus package that includes a rate cut.
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And while I typically lean towards thongs when I wear fitted looks, much to my surprise, panty lines were nowhere in sight while I was wearing Kim's briefs.
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"Changes in fiscal policy are welcome for the economy but I lean towards monetary policy in being more impactful on markets in the shorter term time horizon," he said.
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As the originated in the UK, most of the tracks asked about lean towards those played in house and techno DJ sets around London and neighboring cities in Europe.
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They over-indulge in conspiracy theories about everything from aliens to the illuminati and tend to lean towards faux-African motifs and accoutrements in their day-to-day lives.
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Part of the problem now is that while a majority of voters lean towards one party or another, our politicians are chosen by a unrepresentative minority of extreme partisans.
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Now I lean towards the center console and position my face in front of the phone for FaceID and when that doesn't work, I have to punch in a passcode.
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There's lots of evidence that suggests that the majority of Johnson/Stein voters lean towards Clinton; there's also lots of evidence that suggests that Trump has a pretty low ceiling.
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Small firms, many of which lean towards the Leave side, will benefit from a measure that will lift many out of paying business rates and reduce the bill for others.
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His comments doused expectations that the central bank would cut rates again soon and also hurt expectations that the European Central Bank would lean towards more aggressive easing, analysts said.
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Among the roughly one-quarter of Latino voters who identify with or lean towards the GOP, there are no doubt those who simply cannot bring themselves to vote for a Democrat.
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The group calling itself Individualistas Tendiendo a lo Salvaje — translated as Individualists Who Lean Towards the Wild — have claimed responsibility for a murder in the chemistry faculty of Mexico's biggest university.
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"Until we see clear imbalances building, and policy approaching a point where it really constrains economic activity, we lean towards a view that the cycle will continue to expand," he said.
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In his view, venture capital often lean towards the therapeutics companies that fit into the low social complexity/high medical complexity quadrant, such as costly novel drugs for cancer or diabetes.
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Among likely Independent voters who do not lean towards either party, 68 percent said it was an important issue to discuss while 31 percent said it was a distraction to the campaign.
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Those concerned about plastics leaching chemicals into the ground at landfills and ending up in our bodies by way of the marine life that ate it first may lean towards the former.
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Bitcoin's volatility has been a boon to larger investors such as hedge funds, and other investors searching for returns as central banks across the world lean towards lower interest rates, said Puech.
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However, in what looked to be somewhat contradictory findings, Americans also lean towards more free market and less government when it comes to issues like reducing income inequality and increasing worker pay.
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There's an "evil glamor" in so-called taboo animals that makes artists in genres like punk and metal, which revel in the aesthetic of dirt, lean towards creatures like rats and pigs.
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If smaller states fiercely guard their sovereignty and freedom of action, why would governing elites in these countries remain neutral, or even worse, lean towards China and endorse Sino-centric economic initiatives?
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The study, which is based on interviews with 10,000 registered American voters in 2017, shows voters with bachelors degrees are much more likely to identify with or lean towards the Democratic party.
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Since most of the events lean towards the niche side of the electronic spectrum, tickets may be available at the door (but be sure to arrive early if you don't have a badge).
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Microfinance has grown quickly in China, driven by demand from cash-starved small- and medium-sized enterprises who are turned away by traditional lending institutions that lean towards risk-free state-owned enterprises.
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That tends to lean towards art, where somebody gets a cassette, records something on it, and then smashes it to pieces with a hammer and puts it in a bag and sells it.
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Back in August when I checked in with the finance community, industry professionals were starting to lean towards casting a Clinton vote in November (60 percent of the people in my highly unscientific poll).
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While some dad-approved hobbies lean towards embarrassing rather than enthralling (looking at you, medieval reenactment dads), officially cool dad Bill Young is getting attention on Instagram for something very, very unexpected: hotel carpeting.
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In practice, most U.S. oil and gas is produced in states like Texas, North Dakota, Oklahoma and Alaska that increasingly lean towards the Republican Party, though others like Pennsylvania and Ohio are swing states.
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According to a 0003 survey from the Pew Research Center, 57 percent of Orthodox Jews in the US identify with or lean towards the Republican Party, compared to 36 percent who side with Democrats.
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While some of the looks lean towards accuracy (nude skin and serviceable updos in the early 20th century), others appear to glamorize a violent and still-painful period in the divided nation's recent history.
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Further protests could erupt if the government attempts to bar candidates who are deemed to lean towards Hong Kong's independence from China, as it did during elections to the legislature in 2016 and 2018.
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In a black and white snapshot on Instagram, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jesy Nelson, Perrie Edwards and Jade Thirlwall gaze unflinchingly at the cameras as they lean towards one another with only insults covering their bodies.
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Some of the factors that may lean towards abusive behavior include if the primary purpose of the account is to send abusive messages to others, or if the behavior is one-sided or includes threats.
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"China data weakness will likely be more visible in August and September, and policymakers will likely lean towards more intensive easing," said analysts at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch in a note on Monday.
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We're inclined to lean towards the jumpsuit/pants and camisole route, since Turner's not one to be restricted by a skirt (especially when she's looking to lounge atop a Barbie-pink convertible in a Vegas chapel).
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However, given the relatively infrequent occurrence of backfire effects — they occur less frequently than initially thought — I would lean towards being more explicit as this might maximize the overall impact even if the occasional person backfires.
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The PRRI survey also found that 69% of white evangelical Protestants who identify with or lean towards the Republican Party would prefer Donald Trump over any other candidate to be the party's presidential nominee in 2020.
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"I would argue it to be wise to remain wary of EM currencies into those trade discussions a few weeks hence, and lean towards the U.S. dollar instead," said Michael Every, senior APAC strategist at Rabobank.
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I've had time to taste fame but I definitely lean towards being the kind of actor where I'm happy to be able to walk down the street and go to the corner store and not get hassled.
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"It Takes a Woman's Love" is just a straightforward rock 'n' roll song, whereas we were starting to lean towards a very much more progressive style of music, getting away from basic predictable lyrics about predictable things.
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"If he said, 'Hey, I'm going to do a run this time,' I probably would lean towards supporting him again, but it's a little premature," said Lisa Heddens, an Iowa state representative who supported him in 2008.
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"I believe he is rational and seems to lean towards respecting and grandfathering current agreements," said Isikeli Taureka, chairman of Kinabank and a former oil and gas executive at Chevron and InterOil, said in a text message.
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"There are certain aspects of our sound that we'll never be able to change completely, for instance Adam's voice, [but] we always lean towards a funk-influenced type of sound that's definitely there on all of our records."
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The pound hovered at a two-month high against the euro, having firmed against both euro and dollar this week as traders anticipated she would lean towards a softer tone on negotiations for Britain's exit from the bloc.
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So when they formed Chunk ("Super" was added before the end of their first year) with original guitarist Jack McCook and drummer Chuck Garrison, there was an undeniable lean towards their heroes like Hüsker Dü, Minutemen, and Buzzcocks.
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Before you write him and New Orleans off for all the rational reasons one might lean towards doing just that, please look at these averages: 221 points, 214 rebounds, 23.59 assists, 23.71 steals, and 228 blocks per game.
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"There is still a big question mark over whether this is sustainable or is simply another temporary cycle; we would lean towards the latter ... as estimated maintenance numbers have declined," consulting firm JBC said in a note last week.
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I am no specialist on criminal justice, and my own instincts, based partly on close personal connections to several murder victims over the course of my lifetime, lean towards the hard line on matters of violent crime in particular.
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India's IT sector is facing new challenges in its biggest market, the United States, as President Donald Trump and his administration lean towards changing visa rules and hiking minimum wages tied to those visas that could hit outsourcing firms.
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So today we can still push for diversity by having the HR person lean towards minorities, but the problem is, if your data says we want to hire white people, it's illegal to put your thumb on the scale.
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"If the nominee is Sanders, Democrats in districts that lean towards Trump are going to have to focus on their own brand and disassociate with a narrative that they're running on a socialist platform," said former New York Rep.
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" Ruslan Leviev, an activist with the Conflict Intelligence Team in Moscow, a group that monitors Russian involvement in Syria, told CNN that while estimates of the number of varies, "we lean towards 20 to 30 of dead Russian citizens.
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More surprisingly, it would also benefit the young, who lean towards the Democrats, at the expense of the middle-aged, who tend to support Republicans—and might aid voters who backed Hillary Clinton while harming those who made Donald Trump president.
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"We know that the Fed is going to be on pause for a while, but the market was pricing in a more dovish lean towards the end of 13," said Stephen Innes, head of trading and market strategy, SPI Asset Management.
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" He added that, "on net," the company's approach "is that we want to lean towards more access to GitHub for every developer, even in countries that aren't democratic, even in teams that are doing things that we might disagree with.
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While the cost of hedging foreign equity exposure can be substantial even for relatively low-cost ETFs, amounting to anything between 1 to 2 percent, investors say these products can offer valuable savings especially when markets lean towards consensus views.
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It'd be easy to lean towards things like filling a foam tube with urine called 'the piss wand' and spraying it over a crowd, or moving their home base to Athens, Georgia to stalk R.E.M.—but those are pretty juvenile.
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While both The BPM Festival and Comunité are beachside bacchanals that lean towards the house and techno spectrum, they're worlds apart in terms of their scope, the types of people they attract, and the general mood vibrating in the air.
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But Young writes that even if the good-faith exception could apply to a warrant issued without jurisdiction (he notes that whether the exception can apply where a warrant is void is "an unresolved question"), he wouldn't lean towards it.
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Some policymakers favor a resumption of the ECB's 2.6 trillion euro bond purchase program, others prefer a simple reinforcement to the ECB's pledge not to raise rates for a long time and some lean towards rate cuts, the sources said.
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Instead of focusing on high-end, over-the-top, or fancy hors d'oeuvres and bites for wedding receptions and cocktail hours, next year's trends will instead lean towards comfort foods that appeal to a large number of people and palates.
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However, I have a slight lean towards trying to help fund the next great thousand AI companies with the premise that there are some breakthrough technologies now that are going to make that possible today where it wasn't possible, say, five, 10 years ago.
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Lady suits are always tragically scarce on the red carpet, and when they do show up, they tend to lean towards the slinky side of things, as if the wearer has to assure the world that even if she's in men's clothes, she's still sexy.
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The status quo or inertia vote will lean towards staying in, though on this Vote Leave is trying to argue that, since the EU is changing so fast and moving inexorably towards closer political union, the real status quo vote should be one to leave.
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In fact, they've put out so much great material under their own name that you'd be forgiven for forgetting about their online record store and distribution services, which are absolutely essential for those of use who lean towards, house, techno, disco, and everything in between.
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Whether the film is good or bad (most reviews lean towards "decent"), Carol Danvers is still a character we don't see a ton of onscreen: The point isn't to watch a hot actress punch a bunch of guys — even though that essentially is what we're seeing.
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"I don't think the Fed is going to raise rates today but they are starting to lean towards the possibility of a hike and are going to buy themselves some insurance by saying that June is more possible than a lot of people ... think," McMillan said.
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While Jewish voters overall are consistently one of the most liberal groups in the country, nearly two-thirds of ultra-Orthodox Jews say they are politically conservative, while 57 percent of Orthodox Jews identify with or lean towards the Republican party, according to a Pew survey of Jewish Americans.
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"What is likely to be more concerning domestically is that inflation is once again outpacing wage growth, which will lead to the question over whether the Bank of England (BoE) might be tempted to lean towards another increase in UK interest rates," FXTM market analyst Jameel Ahmad said.
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"Please, look into the resources of Yamal (Peninsula) as well, in order to gather the necessary resources for the supplies via the western route to China via Mongolia," Putin told Gazprom head Alexei Miller at a meeting, adding that the partners in China also "lean towards" this route.
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"The independents who don't know what to do and who should they pick, I say if you tend to lean towards progressivism and liberalism and you know you are interested in expressing yourself, you can vote for the Green Party," he told host Thomas Roberts on MSNBC Monday.
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Following two rises already this year, a close eye will be kept on Fed Chair Janet Yellen's successor, Jerome Powell, to see if he agrees with this course of action in 2018, or whether her recent lean towards a loose monetary policy still has time to play out.
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But the Bosnian Serbs lean towards closer ties with Russia, aligning their policy with that of wartime patron and ally Serbia where NATO is hugely unpopular after its 1999 bombing campaign to drive Serbian forces out of Kosovo and after 1995 NATO air strikes against rebel Serbs in Bosnia.
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While some such as Kuwait and Qatar appeared to lean towards the Saudi Arabian way of thinking - agreeing on the need for an output ceiling - others such as Venezuela and Algeria seemed to agree with Iran, which said an output ceiling must be accompanied by a country-specific quota system.
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Yang said it was "exciting and invigorating that our legislators realized that putting cash into people's hands was the only way to get us through this crisis," adding that he was heartened by the fact that Romney, the former Republican presidential nominee, was the one to lean towards direct payments.
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Assuming Trump can win all the states that are either solid or lean towards Republicans (and this includes states like Texas, North Carolina and Georgia that Democrats hope might be in play), he can win the presidency no matter how many people show up to oppose him in Democratic strongholds like New York and California.
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" RANDY FREDERICK, VICE PRESIDENT OF TRADING AND DERIVATIVES FOR CHARLES SCHWAB IN AUSTIN, TEXAS: "There was a quick deceleration there for about 30 minutes, but we're also getting a bit of a bounce back, and that makes me lean towards some sort of a program trade or algo because of how quickly it's bouncing back.
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"I don't think the Fed is going to raise rates today but they are starting to lean towards the possibility of a hike and are going to buy themselves some insurance by saying that June is more possible than a lot of people ... think," said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer for Commonwealth Financial in Waltham, Massachusetts.
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We all have our own little rituals to keep us grounded, we all have music we lean towards when we want to sink into someone else's misery, happiness or lust—like a big bean bag because the feeling there resembles our own—but there are also the albums you put on to be somewhere completely different for a while.
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Working in Android on a laptop-like setup is as infuriating as it was last year with the mostly excellent Pixel C.Android now allows you to have multiple apps open and running on the display at the same time, but it shrinks the apps into their smartphone versions, which means you often have to lean towards the screen and squint to read content.
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While many games in the mech space—not only Armored Core, but also franchises like MechWarrior and Titanfall—lean towards stylized, milspec "realism," DXM wears its anime influence on its sleeve (and not only because Macross co-creator Shoji Kawamori helped design DXM's mechs, nor because of the inclusion of Gundam voice actors Toru Furuya (Amuro) and Shuichi Ikeda (Char) in the game's Japanese voice cast, though those help).
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Well, first and foremost, at least I personally have not tended to have conversations with many people in a more conservative end of the spectrum or right end of the spectrum, so goal number one was to say that we're here, be present, and see the folks who I personally haven't talked to, and as an organization, we tend not to naturally lean towards, and I don't know if there are any fundamentally different learnings that are different from the conversations that we have with folks who are more on the left end of the spectrum, more of the liberal end of the spectrum or libertarian end of the spectrum, wherever that lies.
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