The jury foreperson, a white woman, said an initial blind vote had seven jurors leaning toward guilty, two leaning toward not guilty and another three undecided.
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Of those who are undecided, 28503 percent say they are leaning toward supporting Moore, 22019 percent say they are leaning toward Jones and nearly 50 percent are uncertain.
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If it were hawkish, the Fed would be leaning toward raising interest rates, and if it were dovish, it would be leaning toward easing policy and cutting interest rates.
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Just 37% of people identify as Republicans or leaning toward the Republican Party, compared with 44% who identify as either leaning toward the Democratic Party or as solid Democrats.
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It seems the Fed overall is leaning toward further tightening.
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Leaning toward me, David sloppily spilled wine on my dress.
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But then, I'm kind of always leaning toward Pop Rocks.
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That might simply be the direction things are leaning toward.
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The problem is that Ohio has been leaning toward Trump.
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Recent polls show Democratic voters leaning toward a moderate nominee.
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"At this point I'm leaning toward no action," Buterin said.
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Another HNC member told Reuters it was leaning toward going.
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Ms. Donahue started out leaning toward not having a baby.
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Millennials, in particular, are leaning toward ordering their groceries online.
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They had coffee cups and were leaning toward each other.
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"What we do know is that (the jurors) were leaning toward acquittal on murder, and they were leaning toward conviction on the voluntary manslaughter, but they just couldn't come to an agreement," Deters said.
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Cook shows 17 districts of those potential flips leaning toward Democrats.
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It's clear that central banks are leaning toward looser monetary policy.
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How many more seats are leaning toward Democrats at this point?
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A third alternate is unpledged, but leaning toward the Texas senator.
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I was strongly leaning toward Sanders for much of the primary.
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I am leaning toward the former for a couple of reasons.
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Crunch those numbers even if you were leaning toward another lease.
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Trump said Wednesday that he's leaning toward picking an elected official.
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The foundation may be leaning toward cooperation with Agility, he added.
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Analysts still rate the district as leaning toward electing another Republican.
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But Mr. Mercereau's father was leaning toward Mr. Grimm, he said.
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Mr. Zinke was believed to be leaning toward such a step.
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NBC reported Wednesday that Trump is leaning toward decertifying the agreement.
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Showalter is leaning toward Saturday, but it still could be Friday.
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I would argue that universities are leaning toward that same direction.
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Early on he seemed to be leaning toward Kentucky senator Rand Paul.
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"Um, yes," the young woman replied, saying she's leaning toward the Democrat.
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He added that he was leaning toward a 25 basis point cut.
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But Quintana caught Santana leaning toward second base and picked him off.
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And with 31 days this month, we're leaning toward the latter option.
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Trump appears to be leaning toward seasoned Republicans for many economic positions.
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The race is being handicapped by election watchers as leaning toward Republicans.
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" Asked if he's leaning toward supporting her, Lynch said, "Yeah, I am.
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The justices also appeared to be leaning toward Texas-based railroad BNSF.
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Egypt believes Sudan is leaning toward the Ethiopian position in the dispute.
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"Both my wife and I were leaning toward Ted," he told me.
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Another panelist, Jennifer Winston of Charleston, said she's leaning toward Vermont Sen.
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As recently as three weeks ago, Bloomberg was leaning toward a run.
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But after the caucuses, he's leaning toward Mr. Buttigieg — despite, well, Iowa.
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You can see them through the glazed window, leaning toward the target.
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But Ms. Bowens did not seem to be leaning toward Mr. Biden.
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But betting agencies have begun leaning toward Zeman in the past days.
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Turner is now heavily leaning toward backing Booker for president, he says.
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Mother and daughter were smiling at the camera and leaning toward each other.
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But we have to say that after reading this, we're leaning toward malicious.
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Johnson said that while she's seriously considering the option, she's leaning toward no.
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But undecided voters are still leaning toward Moore, about 57 to 44 percent.
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We're leaning toward not [doing an interview]," Giuliani said on ABC's "This Week.
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For the moment, at least, Jerusalem is leaning toward the latter — albeit cautiously.
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He added that appropriators are leaning toward extending government funding until Feb. 16.
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Darty did not indicate on Thursday whether it was leaning toward either suitor.
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Wade as settled law, and she appeared to be leaning toward supporting him.
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She was leaning toward Joe Biden, even though she worried about his age.
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Too many are leaning toward their safest candidates rather than their favorite ones.
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Right now, President Trump is leaning toward ending the program, according to Axios.
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But the president has given no indication that he was leaning toward one.
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So far no Republican has signaled they are leaning toward convicting the president.
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They are leaning toward one week, pushing the battle off until mid-December.
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Washington appears to be leaning toward starting RHP Stephen Strasburg, out since Aug.
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At the very beginning of this election, I was leaning toward Bernie Sanders.
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White House officials are leaning toward the scenario where wages rise without inflation.
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Amash said he's leaning toward endorsing Cruz but hasn't made a final decision.
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But a separate poll by the same groups found that only 51 percent of voters were certain of or leaning toward support for Oregon's specific tax plan, with 32 percent certain of or leaning toward opposition, and 18 percent undecided.
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" Now, she said, she was "really leaning toward Rubio," who she thought was "smart.
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The company is leaning toward simplicity rather than making any "cutting edge" artificial gestures.
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She was leaning toward voting in the Democratic primary, but was deciding between Mrs.
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Only 22019 percent have definitely decided, and 21 percent are leaning toward one candidate.
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Shanahan is leaning toward agreeing to the additional help, a Defense official told Axios.
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Castillo said he's glad his congressman is leaning toward voting against the GOP bill.
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I'm leaning toward no, but apparently Sheryl Crow and Stephen Fry think I'm wrong.
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The BOJ is leaning toward upgrading its economic outlook at a meeting ending Dec.
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Three other states are listed as "leaning" toward either the Democratic or Republican nominee.
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N) is leaning toward abandoning its $160 billion agreement to buy Allergan Plc (AGN.
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WeWork is leaning toward delaying its initial public offering, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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The NYT reported in May that the company was leaning toward such a listing.
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Leaders are leaning toward passing a one-week extension of funding at current levels.
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Susan Collins, R-Maine, said she is leaning toward voting no on Graham-Cassidy.
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President Trump, for the moment, appears to be leaning toward that course of action.
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For now, governments around the world are still leaning toward supporting electric vehicle adoption.
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BRAZIL'S BOLSONARO SAYS HE IS LEANING TOWARD VETOING CAMPAIGN FINANCE FUNDING APPROVED BY CONGRESS
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This person is leaning toward helping Biden but has not yet reached a decision.
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Despite the president's popularity in her district, she seemed to be leaning toward impeachment.
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"I'm leaning toward a politician, someone with experience, someone who compliments me," Trump said.
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The elder Murdoch and Lachlan are leaning toward making the move after the Republican convention.
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However, other models have been increasingly leaning toward both El Niño and its earlier onset.
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"I am tired of old, white men," Monica, an undecided Nashua voter, leaning toward Sen.
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Ahead of the vote, several polls and bookmakers showed support leaning toward the remain camp.
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One prominent Republican who is leaning toward Clinton is Jeb Bush's top adviser, Sally Bradshaw.
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For now, however, it's already leaning toward a White House win for Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Both Ohio and Nevada were leaning toward Clinton last week but are now toss-ups.
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"You could tell what side he was leaning toward," said one Phoenix focus-group participant.
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While both calls and puts were busy traders appeared to be leaning toward bearish bets.
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A European Commission source told Reuters it was leaning toward allowing their extension until November.
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At its last policy meeting, BI officials said the bank's stance is leaning toward neutral.
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We're leaning toward not [doing an interview]," Giuliani said last month on ABC's "This Week.
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A source told CNBC on Friday that Trump remains undecided but is leaning toward Powell.
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Perhaps military leaders think that further leaning toward neighboring China for support will deliver them.
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He said he was leaning toward one of the candidates he was interviewing on Sunday.
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Josh Hawley of Missouri was "leaning toward" supporting Hyten, but continuing to evaluate the situation.
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It doesn't look like he's leaning toward her, which would break three decades of tradition.
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But I'm leaning toward the Silicon Valley exec's view that the incessant tweeting undermines trust.
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JOE GIRARDI said, though, that he believed Pinder was "leaning toward" having Tommy John surgery.
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An independent in suburban Valley Cottage, N.Y., she was leaning toward voting for Mr. Trump.
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Indications from NFL Network's were the Raiders were leaning toward letting up after Brown's apology.
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Mr. Heisler, 46, votes for both parties but said he was leaning toward Mr. Kemp.
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Early in the fall, rumors began to percolate that Ocasio-Cortez was leaning toward Warren.
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So, we're told he's leaning toward surgery ... if it's the quickest path back to ballin'.
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The list is notable for leaning toward New York executives and industries — finance in particular.
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Elizabeth Warren, but today she's leaning toward Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana.
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Seven percent of New Hampshire voters are undecided and are not leaning toward any candidate.
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Analysts saw the move as a signal the company was leaning toward collapsing its structure.
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Korbin is in America legally, studying hard and leaning toward a major in electrical engineering.
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But I do think we have to ask ourselves as a society, what are leaning toward?
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Even in several battlegrounds leaning toward Republicans, the late flow of campaign cash has favored Democrats.
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So, in terms of the picks and who you think the president might be leaning toward.
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Her husband was leaning toward not voting at all, but she didn't believe in doing that.
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Leaning toward the dark side unlocks powers unavailable to players who walk the straight and narrow.
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He signaled to donors he is leaning toward running but had not made a final decision.
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Trump's supporters, or those who were leaning toward him, said the incident didn't sway their support.
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Her Icon Award acceptance speech was peppered with hints that the actress is leaning toward retirement.
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There's wiggle room there, and Gorsuch has a history of leaning toward the Free Exercise side.
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Chesky later hinted that Airbnb is leaning toward pursuing a direct stock listing over an IPO.
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The plow will likely pay for itself in three years, so we're leaning toward that option.
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The stocks have been rising this week on expectations the administration was leaning toward a tariff.
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Giuliani on Sunday said the president's legal team is "leaning toward" not agreeing to the interview.
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Aron said that the challenger banks are one group that is leaning toward the open model.
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But all three incumbents retired, and their seats are now tossups or leaning toward the Democrats.
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ECB POLICYMAKERS LEANING TOWARD RATE CUT, TIERING, REINFORCED GUIDANCE IN SEPT 12 STIMULUS PACKAGE - FIVE SOURCES
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With many routes already flooded, they were leaning toward taking back roads home to New Bern.
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But he was concerned, he said, about illegal immigration, and leaning toward voting for Mr. Ducey.
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The New York Times reported that Mr. Trump was leaning toward leaving perhaps 220 troops there.
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She left the event still leaning toward Biden, but she'll make up her mind on Feb.
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Airbnb said it plans to debut in 2020 and is reportedly leaning toward a direct listing.
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That was why she was leaning toward Biden, even though she was concerned about his age.
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He was leaning toward Mr. Buttigieg until Mr. Bloomberg came to stump in Riverside in January.
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Giuliani said Sunday that the president's legal team is "leaning toward" not agreeing to the interview.
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James and Lachlan Murdoch are purportedly leaning toward ousting O'Reilly, while their father opposes doing so.
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He said he's hearing from people who are leaning toward Biden, with Sanders as their backup.
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Such a decision would suggest that Mr. O'Rourke was leaning toward a run for the presidency.
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Lightspeed is leaning toward this option for crypto, according to one person close to the firm.
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She said she is leaning toward the Republican candidate because she believes Clinton is too deceptive.
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He thinks the economy will help Meehan next year and is leaning toward voting for him.
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"After hearing criticisms of the Republican plan, voters in these Senate battlegrounds went from leaning toward voting the Democrat in 2018 by a healthy 48-38 margin, to leaning toward the Democrat by an even more robust 56-35 margin — an 11-point jump," the poll stated.
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Given the choice between the AirPods and Powerbeats Pro, I'm leaning toward the latter at the moment.
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But market-based measures of Fed policy expectations are mostly leaning toward one rate increase this year.
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Those numbers suggest a significant chunk of voters either still undecided or leaning toward third-party candidates.
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This statement may be enough of a sign the perennial swing voter is leaning toward the baker.
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On Monday, Cashin said he's leaning toward thinking the Fed will cut rates by 0.5% next month.
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We are in the height of summer, and I think she's leaning toward a softer, cooler palette.
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Biden has not announced his candidacy, but people close to him say he's leaning toward a run.
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The source told Reuters that the European Union Commission was leaning toward blocking the takeover of Niki.
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But if you're leaning toward Trump, by all means make the switch to the affable Gary Johnson.
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Mr. Acconci, around the same time, seemed to be leaning toward it actually happening — legend becoming fact.
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There was no immediate word on which way the jury was leaning — toward conviction or toward acquittal.
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According to Politico, Trump is personally fond of McDaniel and appears to be leaning toward choosing her.
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Despite her outward neutrality, Pelosi has floated a few hints that she's leaning toward a Clinton endorsement.
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Vietnam is now being forced to rethink its stance of leaning toward the United States, he said.
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Ms. Shotter said she still had not made up her mind but was leaning toward Mrs. Clinton.
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It's edgy-leaning-toward-silly, but it's a tone that all the characters can really live in.
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A recent profile in Vanity Fair suggested Thiel is leaning toward more oversight of large technology companies.
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So as to whether or not the latest photo new or old: We're leaning toward the latter.
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The officials didn't explicitly say what privacy actions they were leaning toward on YouTube, the advocates said.
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Langkau voted for Sanders in the 2016 Democratic primary and was leaning toward him again in 2020.
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In each house, he envisioned the wife leaning toward Mr. Jones and the husband toward Mr. Moore.
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He said he was pleased that Ms. Bradley was leaning toward calling for a more thorough review.
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As a generation, you demonstrate a leaning toward feminism, and a desire for equality between the sexes.
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Another 20% say they are leaning toward their candidate but haven't yet definitely made up their minds.
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Like many in her poor and once staunchly "Chavista" neighborhood, Gonzalez is now leaning toward the opposition.
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To get to the public markets, GitLab is leaning toward an equally unusual approach: a direct listing.
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"This isn't a typical campaign," said Mr. Snyder, who said he is leaning toward supporting Ms. Warren.
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Airbnb is reportedly leaning toward going public through a direct listing, rather than an initial public offering.
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She appears to be leaning toward supporting Sanders, having done so as a state lawmaker in 2016.
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Despite his stronghold on older black voters, a generational split shows younger black voters leaning toward Sen.
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"Did you borrow that shirt from someone?" the older woman asked, smiling toothily and leaning toward Karen.
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Republicans have instead been leaning toward modest legislation designed to improve the background system already in place.
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Ken Shamrock: I was leaning toward Nate winning that fight because Conor went up two weight classes.
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The company is leaning toward pulling its IPO filing, although hasn't so far as to maintain optionality.
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But with the union staying neutral, "Maybe because I'm a woman, I'm leaning toward Hillary Clinton," she said.
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In fact, September's supply for the builders came in at 7.1 months, which is leaning toward an oversupply.
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The automaker is leaning toward Turkey for the location of a new production facility, Handelsblatt reported on Sunday.
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War movies were essentially nonexistent, with most offerings at the multiplex leaning toward fantasy and family-friendly fare.
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Alli Placek, a 20-year-old health science major, said she was undecided but was leaning toward Mrs.
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The department's exploration of merger conditions suggests that the agency is leaning toward an approval of the deal.
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After seeing a preview, we're leaning toward the "spectacular" side of the equation — or at least, highly unusual.
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In fact, he has a message to people leaning toward buying the MayMac PPV over the Canelo fight.
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"We're probably leaning toward getting him a few more at-bats in addition to (Tuesday's game)," Molitor said.
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And it is looking as if the Fed is leaning toward easier money in the wake of Brexit.
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As he swayed his body, leaning toward the tracks, his expression changed to a hollow look of anguish.
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"What they're leaning toward is what the Democratic party is only giving lip service to," she told CNN.
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And just a few weeks ago, Laura Bush refused to deny she is leaning toward voting for Hillary.
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But she would not say when he would make a decision or what he is leaning toward doing.
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Portman has come out against the bill, while Toomey is said to be leaning toward a "yes" vote.
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But like many democracies around the world, its citizens are increasingly leaning toward a leader with authoritarian tendencies.
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Sheehan is now leaning toward Clinton, the Democratic nominee, because he worries Trump would damage U.S. relations abroad.
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According to NBC News, at least 26 Republicans are voting against or leaning toward voting against the bill.
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In a shoe store, two saleswomen told me that they remained undecided, but were leaning toward Le Pen.
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" Voters who are leaning toward the Republican nominee, the editorial said, are "fed up with the status quo.
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Instead of the cool, sleek look of minimalist design, experts are now leaning toward the colorful and plentiful.
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While Trump may be leaning toward inviting Russia back into the club, little has changed to warrant this.
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After a little brainstorming, we were leaning toward a theme involving music or something to do with glasses.
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Williams Rush, who's from Williamsburg County, is leaning toward California billionaire Tom Steyer because of his environmental standpoints.
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Trump is reportedly leaning toward Republican National Committee finance chair Lew Eisenberg to head up the Commerce Department.
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At that point, the board was leaning toward Ms. Whitman, said two people with knowledge of the process.
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But volunteers were also equipped with talking points for voters who said they were leaning toward other candidates.
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We discuss potential places we want to go and are leaning toward Costa Rica during his spring break!
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CNN rates 14 seats now held by Republicans as solid, likely or leaning toward the Democrats next week.
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Manager Terry Francona said prior to Friday's postponement that he was leaning toward starting Zimmer the entire series.
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The site offers 18 different styles in 18 colors, all leaning toward more classic silhouettes and traditional styles.
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We're told the family is leaning toward a private, small ceremony and a much larger second memorial service.
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Some New Hampshire residents who voted for Sanders last time told Reuters they now were leaning toward Warren.
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While the case is out of his hands, Mark appears to be leaning toward treatment over jail time.
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Women voters are overwhelmingly leaning toward Clinton, a Democrat, while men much more narrowly prefer GOP nominee Trump.
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Darcy Samek, visiting from Minnesota, said she took issue with Clinton's hawkish foreign policy and was leaning toward Stein.
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" Carson told The Washington Post that he is "leaning" toward working "from the outside and not from the inside.
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New York political observers tend to agree that's probably what the state party and electorate might be leaning toward.
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Sharp indicated this month that it was leaning toward Foxconn, which looked set to complete the deal this week.
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Registered "unaffiliated" voter Amanda Wimmer-Flint said she's leaning toward voting for Clinton but only because she dislikes Trump.
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Boockvar noted that after the June meeting, Powell had said some Fed members were leaning toward a rate cut.
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And $200 is enough of a price difference that you might find yourself leaning toward the new MacBook Air.
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As late as Tuesday, advisers say, Trump had been leaning toward Christie, his longtime friend and now trusted adviser.
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Claudia Tenney is leaning toward running again for the battleground House seat she lost during last year's midterm election.
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Players are leaning toward some sort of time travel theory, however, partially because of a skin introduced this season.
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Another 2873% say they are leaning toward a candidate and 2287% say they have definitely made up their minds.
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Hickenlooper has said he is mulling a presidential bid in 2020, and has indicated he is leaning toward running.
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Flake and Collins first hinted they were leaning toward supporting Kavanaugh after they praised the FBI inquiry as thorough.
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One of his characteristic gestures during speeches is to demonstrate affection by hugging himself and leaning toward the crowd.
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Its permanent collection is built around painting and sculpture by Gulf artists, some of it leaning toward the nostalgic.
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She knows Ms. Mikulski well, likes and respects Mr. Van Hollen, and is "struggling, but leaning" toward Ms. Edwards.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that Pfizer was leaning toward abandoning its $160 billion agreement to buy Botox maker Allergan.
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One was more prevalent than the other in ancient seawater, with the balance leaning toward the heavier Oxygen-18.
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" McKay was leaning toward something like that: "My new thought is maybe we just go bigger with our interruption.
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She was leaning toward Mr. Biden to "get the country back to some kind of calm normalcy," she said.
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He said he had been leaning toward supporting Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, but was impressed by Mr. Biden.
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But this source noted that Harris is leaning toward Biden because of her desire for ideological and temperamental compatibility.
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Trump is leaning toward stopping the program, according to multiple reports, though he has not made a final decision.
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But it sounded to me like you were leaning toward more automation because of what happened in the situation.
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He doesn't quite see her when he walks into the restaurant to find her laughing, leaning toward another man.
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In 29, just 214% of all Americans say they truly have no leaning toward either of the major parties.
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Lawmakers emerged from a conference meeting Tuesday morning indicating that leaders are leaning toward a two-week continuing resolution.
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With 200 million registered voters, that amounts to something like 74 million Republicans or people leaning toward Republican views.
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Palestinians and other Arabs in the region already view the Trump administration as leaning toward Israel's right-wing government.
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"Being younger and more recent to the neighborhood is associated with an election district leaning toward A.O.C.," he said.
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But she was leaning toward doing so, she added, earning a high-five from Ms. Ramos, a fervent supporter.
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In a nutshell: Judge leaning toward order that would keep Trump's tax returns with NY: A federal judge in the District of Columbia said Wednesday that he's leaning toward issuing an order under which New York wouldn't provide President Trump's state tax returns to House Democrats while the state argues certain motions.
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Though we're admittedly leaning toward the latter, we definitely look forward to seeing if this pretty impractical style catches on.
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HGTV has a long history of leaning toward the progressive in the types of people it features on its shows.
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King, 29, said he voted for Trump in the 2016 presidential contest but is leaning toward backing O'Rourke this year.
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Homeowners are clearly leaning toward more leverage, but they are doing so in a far different environment than in 2006.
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A source close to the campaign said Trump appeared to be leaning toward Pence but could easily change his mind.
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Reuters cites a US official who says the administration is leaning toward sanctions; military action is under review as well.
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A source close to the campaign said Trump appeared to be leaning toward Pence but could easily change his mind.
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She leans at a window, holding a cigarette and leaning toward the street, face directly in the light, arms bent.
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Another who is leaning toward Buttigieg is former National Association of Manufacturers president and CEO Jerry Jasinowski, these people added.
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"We may have to ask him the question, put him on the spot," said Morgan, who was leaning toward Byrne.
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is an Islamist strongman who has been pulling away from NATO and leaning toward Russia.
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Schiff's remarks appeared to be tailored to senators like Alexander — willing to admit wrongdoing, but still leaning toward not convicting.
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Uber is leaning toward pricing its IPO at $45 per share, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing sources.
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He said he was impressed with Trump's interest in the issues that were raised and walked away leaning toward Trump.
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Many others have said privately that they are still on the fence or leaning toward his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.
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" Raymond Jame's Brown said the U.S. central bank was leaning toward raising rates, "but policy will still be very accommodative.
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What we're thinking: I understand where both sides are coming from with this deal, but ultimately I'm leaning toward Portland.
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But I recently spoke with a handful of young, disaffected Sanders supporters like Adams who say they're leaning toward Stein.
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Schilling is a staunch republican and says he's seriously leaning toward challenging Elizabeth Warren for her senate seat in 2018.
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For now, the 17-year-old is leaning toward Harvard, which has been a "dream school" for the aspiring neurosurgeon.
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The rest are split roughly evenly with a preference leaning toward Democrats (2202 percent) or toward the Republicans (2628 percent).
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"I want to keep an open mind, and I have to just be honest: We're leaning toward not." https://t.
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Forty-two percent say they are either committed or leaning toward voting for Clinton, while 35 percent are for Trump.
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President Donald Trump is leaning toward naming Jerome "Jay" Powell as Fed chair but remains undecided, a source told CNBC.
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The image is just a sketch of the vehicle's backside, which shows at least a leaning toward the Mustang profile.
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I was somewhat hornswoggled by 227D, "Them," and until NOT US manifested, I was leaning toward something like "sleepiness" here.
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Sometimes the people who call themselves "undecided" are actually leaning toward Mr. Trump, and maybe feeling uneasy about admitting it.
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"We are strongly leaning toward doing everything that's practical to put this in a dedicated right of way," he said.
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With the individual mandate repealed in the tax bill, his aide told CNN, Paul is leaning toward supporting the bill.
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Pundits and pollsters were all in agreement: Virginia's polls were leaning toward Northam, but the race was a toss-up.
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Officials say that Mr. Wray is leaning toward promoting David L. Bowdich, currently the third ranking official in the bureau.
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This is the option Boris Johnson, who is bookies' favorite to be the next leader, seems to be leaning toward.
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The poll found 24 percent of respondents leaning toward or planning to vote for Sanders, with 22 percent for Warren.
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Judge Hellerstein, however, seemed to be leaning toward rejecting the plaintiffs' arguments when he held oral arguments earlier this month.
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"He doesn't act like a politician," said her husband, Phil, a Republican who said he is leaning toward Mr. Sutton.
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I doubt any Iowan leaning toward one of the top four candidates heard anything to make them question that choice.
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Jeff Rose, CEO and founder of Alliance Wealth Management, said even clients approaching retirement are definitely leaning toward being bullish.
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"Officials were leaning toward the idea of leaving the district to the Taliban because of the constant threats," he said.
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Reports emerged this week that 21st Century Fox was leaning toward ousting O'Reilly in the wake of sexual harassment allegations.
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In January, a Post-ABC News poll had Biden leading the pack with 32% of Dem voters leaning toward him.
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The survey includes those who are undecided but leaning toward a candidate as well as those who have already voted.
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She is leaning toward voting for Biden in Georgia's March primary but is also looking closely at Warren and Buttigieg.
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Iraqi Oil Minister Thamer Ghadhban has also publicly suggested OPEC members were leaning toward approving deeper oil cuts this week.
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Apparently, it's the type of military action that the Trump team is leaning toward — and Cha thinks its too dangerous.
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Example: Lightspeed Venture Partners, which we reported last month is leaning toward what would be the first project of its kind.
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He said he was already leaning toward four hikes in December, but since then "quite good" economic data reinforced that view.
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"I didn't agree with that," said Claire Harris, 72, who lives in the Bronx and is leaning toward supporting Hillary Clinton.
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But in the latest sign that Trump is leaning toward picking Cuccinelli or Morgan, administration officials have apparently found a loophole.
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If you're leaning toward the new iPad Pro, the financial challenge is a steeper hill to climb than the other models.
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We may or may not do something dangerous with a drone (though leaning toward "not" now that I'm writing this sentence).
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But after Mr. Sanders's speech, during which he lavished praise on President Obama, Mr. Pawletzki announced himself leaning toward Mr. Sanders.
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While he has also spent on other candidates, McGuire appears to be leaning toward putting his fundraising network behind Harris' campaign.
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So China fears the outcome could be either a North Korea or a unified Korean Peninsula leaning toward the United States.
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According to docs, the judge is leaning toward tossing Chyna's claim Kris Jenner and some of her daughters strong-armed E!
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The result: 18.6% of CEOs consistently donated to Democrats, while 57.7% donated to Republicans, with the rest leaning toward neither party.
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Collins, though a self-proclaimed believer in women's right to choose, has hinted that she's leaning toward voting yes on Kavanaugh.
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Massachusetts citizens seem to be leaning toward legalization, according to a recent poll conducted by Suffolk University and released on Oct.
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NBC is leaning toward offering an advertising-supported version of Peacock for free to everyone, sources told CNBC earlier this month.
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A senior U.S. official said last month that Trump was leaning toward not certifying that Iran is complying with the pact.
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"Voters leaning toward Trump are understandably fed up with the status quo, of which Clinton is a prime example," he writes.
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While his advisers are split over whether to end DACA, reports indicate that the president is leaning toward pulling the plug.
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A Democratic voter's race, sex or education level doesn't predict which candidate he or she is leaning toward, but age does.
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If I closed my eyes, I could see silhouettes of my dad and me, leaning toward each other ever so slightly.
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The members who were leaning toward acquittal thought the police had pressured Mr. Lewis into a false confession, the juror said.
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The president's comments on Tuesday made clear he is attempting to strike that balance, but is leaning toward prioritizing the economy.
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Mr. Caravone said he was leaning toward Mr. Buehler, but in the end might leave that part of his ballot blank.
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And more than 670,000 Republicans voted in a primary that, by then, was clearly leaning toward Senator John McCain of Arizona.
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It started when Politico reported on a script that Sanders volunteers had been given to persuade voters leaning toward other candidates.
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CNN currently rates 214 seats as either toss ups (217), leaning toward Democrats (22) or likely (33) to go for Democrats.
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Citing people who had been briefed on the administration's plans, Politico reported in November that the administration was leaning toward Brunell.
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No wonder I'm leaning toward a profession Where people can earn a living by talking In class about books they love.
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The Cook Political Report categorizes eight GOP held seats as likely or leaning toward Democrats, and 28503 more as toss-ups.
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But Trump is said to be leaning toward a withdrawal from the deal, which was originally adopted under the Obama administration.
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Given the number of GOP seats that are considered leaning toward Democrats or toss-ups, it's possible Democrats will get there.
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The former vice president has told allies in recent weeks that he is leaning toward running against President Trump in 2020.
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At the turn of the 20th century, France was producing hundreds, leaning toward thousands, of tons of black truffles per year.
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It looks as though they're leaning toward the latter, which would result in an omnibus bill that's pretty friendly to Democrats.
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Sources familiar with the transition team's deliberations told The Journal that Trump is leaning toward picking him for secretary of state.
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On social issues, business and advocacy group preference matters, with the GOP once again leaning toward business and away from advocates.
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" When I asked this source how likely it is that Thiel will assume the post, he answered, "He's heavily leaning toward it.
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"This demo, of course, is of beta software," he told the crowd, leaning toward them as if begging its forgiveness and patience.
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CCR members go door-knocking, canvas potential voters, and collect survey data about which side voters are leaning toward before an election.
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Xiang said he chose tame names for his products so as not to attract censure from authorities, leaning toward the self-deprecating.
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Biden has been telling some of the party's top donors that he's leaning toward a run but hasn't made a final decision.
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Ford shared a teaser image last year, depicting a sketch of the vehicle's backside, which shows a leaning toward the Mustang profile.
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A second government source told POLITICO those claims are overstated, and it's not the case that cabinet is leaning toward that plan.
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U.S. Treasury yields briefly renewed their drop late Thursday after Politico reported that Trump was leaning toward nominating Powell for the job.
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Pat Toomey's office Tuesday, lying on the sidewalk holding signs in the shape of tombstones (Toomey is leaning toward supporting the bill).
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Analysts at Jeffries, an investment bank, concluded that Anthem is "leaning toward exiting a high percentage" of the areas it currently covers.
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The president is leaning toward leaving the international accord aimed at mitigating the impacts of climate change, according to White House sources.
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Washington may soon realize that Europe is the swing superpower between the United States and China -- and is leaning toward Eurasian connectivity.
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The Cook Political Report lists three GOP-held districts as likely being won by Democrats, and another seven as leaning toward Democrats.
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Recent opinion polls have shown voters are leaning toward remaining in the European Union, but the outcome remains too close to call.
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And President Trump's approval rating is in the low 40s, a drag on Republicans in districts leaning toward the Democrats, like Comstock's.
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One Iowa voter told a reporter he is leaning toward Warren, but is "intrigued" by Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
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One ally who spoke with Biden in recent weeks said that the former vice president indicated he was leaning toward a run.
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McCain and Murkowski have said they are both still examining the newest proposal, with McCain said he was leaning toward supporting it.
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Solomon has been trimming those ranks and making the partnership more exclusive, including leaning toward people who are in revenue-producing roles.
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White House officials are leaning toward taking the United States out of the Paris climate agreement, people familiar with the deliberations say.
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Earlier this year, OPEC members are reportedly leaning toward extending the deal for a further nine months, till the end of 2018.
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Furthermore, 30 percent of undecided voters said they were "leaning towards" repealing, twice as many as were leaning toward keeping the amendment.
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Walker strongly implied that evening that he is leaning toward Cruz, however, arguing that Kasich "statistically" cannot become the Republican presidential nominee.
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Earlier on Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Germany was leaning toward including Huawei in its 5G network, citing government sources.
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If the first impression rose is a sign of her proclivities, it would seem she may be leaning toward the older guys.
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This indie comic, with its sensible linework and straightforward adventure, is a breath of fresh air in a climate leaning toward abstraction.
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Discounting the United States' warnings, Britain, Germany, India and Italy seem to be leaning toward using Huawei hardware in their communications infrastructure.
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Projections released at a Fed meeting this week suggested that officials were leaning toward a total of three rate increases this year.
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The Fed will on Wednesday release the minutes of that meeting, which may show whether policymakers are leaning toward additional rate cuts.
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Putting Hill's suburban Los Angeles district in the toss-up category, we now rate 211 districts as leaning toward Democrats, or better.
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According to the latest measurements, how much has the building sunk, and how many inches is it leaning toward neighboring high rises?
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He told TechCrunch the fund was somewhat agnostic on startup sectors, but was leaning toward infrastructure logistics ventures versus consumer finance companies.
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He's leaning toward enrolling in traditional Medicare coverage with a supplemental Medigap plan, rather than an all-in-one Medicare Advantage coverage.
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Sanders has previously intimated that he's leaning toward a female nominee, although he's also declined to commit to any particular demographic profile.
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If you were a Trump voter before, or even leaning toward Trump, why would Trump's feigned ignorance about the Klan upset you?
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Ribble told The Hill in a recent interview that he's leaning toward voting for independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin instead of Trump.
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According to The Times's count, there are 22 Republicans who say they won't support the bill, and another 17 leaning toward no.
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In it, Jon and Elsa Sands describe themselves as "affluent Americans with postgraduate degrees" who nonetheless are leaning toward voting Trump. Why?
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The Hill suggests that their questions during the hearing suggest Tatel and Srinivasan may favor the FCC, with Williams leaning toward the carriers.
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For news see UBS is leaning toward Frankfurt as its EU trading hub, Bloomberg reported, citing four people with knowledge of the matter.
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Bend your torso at the waist leaning toward the right knee, and place your right hand on the ground under the right thigh.
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Gallogly, a major bundler for President Barack Obama in 2008 and 22018, had been telling friends he was leaning toward supporting O'Rourke's candidacy.
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And in the process, Mr. Shen said, China could be left permanently on the outside — with North Korea leaning toward the United States.
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Bone said he was leaning toward Trump, but he was impressed with Clinton's composure and looks forward to the third and final debate.
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"There will either be a majority leaning toward one person or a very strong dealmaker who can even sway his opponents," said Ghaemi.
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The White House dropped Powell from its short list after she informed the president that she was leaning toward staying at the bank.
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N.F.L. Roundup Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch may be "leaning toward retirement," General Manager John Schneider said in two radio interviews Friday.
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The strategist said spreads were already tightening based on prior signals from the ECB which began leaning toward easing at its last meeting.
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Ben Mullin, another Sanders supporter in 2016, said he was "leaning toward" caucusing for Sanders again in 2020, but wasn't ready to commit.
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The cutting edge of automotive technology and predictions is leaning toward the shared economy overtaking personal ownership of vehicles in the near future.
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The team was able to predict some six hours before the news broke that the polls leaning toward the "remain" camp were incorrect.
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Washington (CNN)On Thursday morning, reports began to circulate that President Donald Trump was leaning toward voiding the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The fact that they're leaning toward not going is yet another example of the NHL not understanding that they're in the entertainment business.
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The Slovenian-born American first lady and the Russian president were photographed smiling and leaning toward each other with an interpreter between them.
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Arizona voted firmly against the bill, and Maine's decision is still too close to call, though it's leaning toward legalization at press time.
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On Wednesday she shared a touching throwback photograph of herself and her mother —both smiling at the camera and leaning toward each other.
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Administration sources told NBC News that Trump is leaning toward leaving the historic climate accord, but has not yet made a final decision.
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However, the judge hasn't been ruled out entirely — The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Trump was leaning toward Kavanaugh as a nominee.
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The sources told Reuters that the scenarios outlined suggested Sberbank CIB was leaning toward a fundamental value of En+ of around $10 billion.
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Senate Republicans are also leaning toward keeping a requirement that individuals with pre-existing conditions can't be charged more, which conservatives want waived.
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Booker and Gillibrand are only two of nine people who have already said they are running or are leaning toward making a bid.
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Biden has not decided whether he will run for president in 2020, but a report last week said he is leaning toward running.
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Central banks in Japan and Canada are also scheduled for policy meetings this week, with the former leaning toward keeping monetary policy steady.
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At the top of their landing page is a photograph of two young blondes, smiling and leaning toward the camera, revealing dramatic cleavage.
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" Joe Biden: "He's waiting until after the midterms to make a decision on 2020, though many people see him as leaning toward it.
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Trump on Monday said he is leaning toward a running mate with political rather than military experience as he narrows down his choices.
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He was sitting cross-legged on his bed, his computer open in front of him, he kept leaning toward the screen and back.
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"It's intense," Representative Tony Cárdenas, Democrat of California, said as he emerged from the session, saying he was leaning toward supporting the aid.
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Me, I'm leaning toward the crab Newburg they used to serve at Cross Creek in Florida, when Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings ran the show.
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Another veteran, and a Naval Academy graduate, Matt Maxwell, said he was leaning toward Mr. Taylor because he found Ms. Luria too liberal.
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In 2014, he bid for Time Warner Cable but walked away after the Justice Department said it was leaning toward blocking the deal.
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On the other hand, many changes in the state house after the 2020 election will allow for more competitive seats leaning toward Democrats.
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Kemp has been leaning toward appointing Loeffler to the seat and wanted to introduce her to the president before he made any announcement.
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The other seats leaning toward Democrats that currently are held by Republicans are all in districts that are relatively better educated and affluent.
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CNN rates 20 Republican-held seats as leaning toward the GOP, which means they are competitive but Republicans are favored to hold them.
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Suburbanites have been leaning toward the Democrats since Republican President Donald Trump took office and are considered crucial in this year's general election.
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Lynn Boucher, a retiree from Vermont, said she had been leaning toward Mr. Putnam but was now firmly in Mr. DeSantis's camp. Why?
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People close to the White House were hesitant to make predictions about who Trump would pick, despite indications he was leaning toward Kavanaugh.
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With an off-day scheduled for Monday, Collins said Saturday afternoon he was leaning toward resting Cespedes as well for Sunday night's series finale.
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That's because they have dozens more seats that are either toss-ups or just leaning toward the GOP rather than solidly in their camp.
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A shadow of a smile touched his lips as he focused on something to the side, and she found herself leaning toward the photo.
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While it appears that most of the internet is leaning toward Team Kim, there are definitely some big names staying true to Team Taylor.
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But only a few hours later, Bloomberg is reporting that the US Department of Justice is leaning toward blocking the merger over antitrust concerns.
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Before reaching their verdict, the jury asked the judge a series of questions that seemed to indicate that they were leaning toward life imprisonment.
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In recent days, several OPEC members including Iran, along with non-member Russia, have suggested they were leaning toward a deal to limit output.
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Token buyers will be able to invest in business projects with a leaning toward technology, specifically in the blockchain space, according to EQUI's whitepaper.
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She prefaced the question stating she's legitimately shopping for a candidate to support and was leaning toward Kasich provided he could answer her query.
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Some current U.S. intelligence officials worried that Rogers' departure would mean Trump was leaning toward more confrontational hardliners to lead his foreign policy team.
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Saudi Arabia is leaning toward carrying over the production cuts into the second half of 2019, while Russia refuses to commit to an extension.
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Trump told The Washington Post earlier this week that he was leaning toward choosing a "political" pick rather than a "military" one like Flynn.
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"We remain flexible, I am leaning toward the likelihood of an extension in the second half (of 2019), but that's not automatic," he said.
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Furthermore, Weld not only thinks marijuana would fit well into Trump's political agenda, he thinks the president might be leaning toward loosening regulations already.
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The New York Times included people leaning toward a party in the data it released about Democrats' and Republicans' answers to the survey questions.
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Shane Hunter, who won the Cellinis' house through Homesearch, took out a mortgage with Greenlight, even though he had been leaning toward another lender.
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While the vast majority of Republicans have already indicated they plan to support or are leaning toward supporting Haspel, the GOP's majority is narrow.
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"Hello sweetheart, what's your name?" she said, leaning toward a 9-month-old, who, like any native, nonchalantly continued to suck on her bottle.
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But much of England, including the old industrial heartlands of the Midlands and the North and the more rural southwest, are leaning toward Leave.
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The situation was not much beautified by the exhibition, which, leaning toward colorless abstraction and dry conceptualism, refers obliquely to various ideas about language.
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A White House official told CNN on Saturday that Trump was leaning toward declaring a national emergency to use military funding for his wall.
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In the interim, he is leaning toward the likelihood that the global economy will not sink into a recession should the trade war escalate.
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While Boeing was leaning toward building a brand-new airplane as late as Spring 2011, a phone call led to a shift in course.
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If you're leaning toward a traditional spring mattress (also called an innerspring mattress), we have five great recommendations, including our favorite, the Saatva Classic.
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"Yes," he said when he was asked if he is leaning toward supporting the mandate repeal as he came out of the policy lunch.
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Altenburg, who is a student at Fargo North High School, hasn't made his decision yet, but he's leaning toward Princeton, Stanford, Harvard or MIT.
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In early March, Williamson was rumored to be leaning toward signing with Adidas after he appeared in an Instagram Live video wearing Adidas gear.
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While it is not totally inconceivable that the president picks someone else, the administration is said to be leaning toward Powell for its choice.
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After that, Mr. Erdogan held a meeting of his party administration, which was leaning toward applying for cancellation, according to Mr. Selvi, the columnist.
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Several government officials said they were leaning toward requiring all climbers to submit proof of mountaineering experience and a verifiable certificate of good health.
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Reed is leaning toward supporting the measure, but he accuses Democrats of playing politics with it by inserting contentious political issues in the mix.
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At the time of writing, a winner has yet to be declared in Maine, Texas and California, with the latter state leaning toward Sanders.
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The tweets were seen as a signal the president may be leaning toward easing the recommendations in order to help stem the economic damage.
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The RBI's Monetary Policy Committee has been leaning toward easing as soon as inflation comes off the boil, said DBS Bank economist Radhika Rao.
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The RBI's Monetary Policy Committee has been leaning toward easing as soon as inflation comes off the boil, said DBS Bank economist Radhika Rao.
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Before the rally, Al Bragden, 53, a veteran of Desert Storm, said he was deciding between Trump and Hillary Clinton, but leaning toward Trump.
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There were signs that he was leaning toward pulling out of the 2015 deal, in which 195 countries promised to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Another 27% answered that they would probably vote for the candidate, and an additional 27% said they were just leaning toward their first choice.
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"I believe her, just put it that way," said Brian Guillaume, 32, who works for Iowa House Democrats and is leaning toward supporting Warren.
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Trump is reportedly leaning toward decertifying the nuclear accord, instead putting the responsibility on Congress to determine if the U.S. will exit the deal.
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That is six seats shy of a majority, but it's also significantly closer to the majority than the 192 seats leaning toward the GOP.
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The student told her she hadn't realized that and said she was leaning toward supporting Sanders as she signed a rain-soaked pledge card.
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The Washington Post on Wednesday reported that Trump's administration is leaning toward returning a pair of Russian diplomatic compounds in Maryland and New York.
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Already, the court's logic suggests that it is strongly leaning toward striking down much of the ban when it hears oral argument this October.
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Other forecasters in addition to Cohen are leaning toward a colder, snowier winter in the East, including WeatherBell Analytics and the Commodity Weather Group.
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House majority math In CNN's updated race ratings, 14 seats held or vacated by Republicans are leaning toward Democrats (or better) for the party.
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In Ohio, she appeared alongside LeBron James, the Cleveland Cavaliers star and a revered figure in the biggest swing state leaning toward Mr. Trump.
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Only 41 percent say they have definitely settled on a candidate; 59 percent said they're still trying to decide or are leaning toward someone.
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Mosbacher said she was "leaning toward supporting" Cruz's primary opponent, Stefano de Stefano, even though she served as fundraiser for the incumbent's 2012 campaign.
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James had allegedly wanted Ailes to be let go this week, while the other Murdochs were leaning toward ousting the executive after the GOP convention.
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NY Mag had previously reported that the Murdochs, who own the Journal as well as Fox News, were leaning toward taking O'Reilly off the air.
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The will continue to strength due to a strong U.S. economy and the Federal Reserve leaning toward contractionary policy, Dennis Gartman told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The hearing is still in progress, but so far the judge is leaning toward awarding Stephen monitored visits with Madison, the daughter they have together.
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BOJ officials are leaning toward steepening the curve by buying more shorter-dated debt and letting super-long term government bond yields rise, sources say.
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Judy Bradley, of Newton, was turned off by Mr. Trump's decision to bail on the debate and said she was leaning toward supporting Mrs. Fiorina.
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Kalanick had not decided what to do as of this morning, said those sources, although he appeared to be leaning toward some kind of break.
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Doug Schoen, a Democratic pollster, wrote in the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday that California voters appeared to be leaning toward Sanders in recent days.
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Weeks earlier, Trump's children had been leaning toward Newt Gingrich, several sources said, dazzled by the former House speaker's charm and encyclopedic knowledge of politics.
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Eric Wimer, a recent Columbia graduate who was involved in the "Columbia and Barnard for Bernie" student group, says he's leaning toward Stein in November.
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It's unclear if the White House's response satisfied her concerns, but it's the first and clearest indication that Murkowski may be leaning toward seeking testimony.
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The owner, Peter Fang, is always there, and though he may ask what you're leaning toward, he usually makes the final decision for you himself.
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Recent opinion polls have shown voters are leaning toward an "In" decision on June 23, but pollsters say the outcome remains too close to call.
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While it's not clear who will break the millennium mark first, Raymond James' Aaron Kessler — an analyst who covers both — said he's leaning toward Alphabet.
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One woman, Patricia Cooper, who is undecided but leaning toward Trump, said it seemed that the policy platform on Trump's campaign website were lacking details.
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The YouGov/Economist poll, which surveyed 1,300 registered voters, found a significant bloc of voters leaning toward a third-party candidate over Trump and Clinton.
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President Donald Trump is leaning toward Fed Governor Jerome Powell as his choice to lead the U.S. central bank, Politico reports, citing three administration officials.
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Leaving an evangelical church service recently in Ceilandia, a working class suburb of Brasilia, Maria de Conceiçao said she was leaning toward voting for Bolsonaro.
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Sam Hemphill, 234, an engineering student from Swindon in southwest England, said he had not made up his mind but was leaning toward Britain's remaining.
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Recent surveys reflect a divided population with approximately one-third of eligible voters leaning toward supporting the accord, one-third against, and another third undecided.
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Asked if Sessions had indicated if he was leaning toward getting in the race or not, Shelby indicated that a decision had not been made.
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Congress seemed to be leaning toward using repatriation — taxing corporate earnings stored overseas when they return to the U.S. at a one-time lower rate.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report has listed three Republican-held districts as likely being won by Democrats, while it has another seven leaning toward Democrats.
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Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and most other OPEC members are leaning toward this if agreement is reached with other producers, OPEC sources told Reuters last month.
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He said he was leaning toward voting for Mr. Trump until he saw the video and his 26-year-old daughter confronted him about it.
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U.S. rival Boeing is also leaning toward a temporary stoppage at its twin-aisle jet factories, people familiar with the matter told Reuters last week.
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It juxtaposes anti-fascist songs that date back as far as World War II with new ones, leaning toward persuasion and compassion rather than hectoring.
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"Of course, I'm leaning toward us," said Tammie Coleman, a 56-year-old health care worker in Columbia who was shopping for groceries at Walmart.
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Even those who had already been leaning toward Biden seemed to view Clyburn's endorsement of him as validation that they were on the right track.
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Ephron aims for readers who favor milder entertainment, leaning toward novels in which the writing is straightforward and the plot spools out at measured pace.
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The board of directors and executives inside of Uber had instead been leaning toward Meg Whitman, the chief of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, the people said.
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The final stage of Uruguay's marijuana law comes as voters, lawmakers and courts across the Americas are increasingly leaning toward regulation and away from prohibition.
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Garret Graves, said he had been leaning toward placing a significant part of the blame for the crashes on inadequate training regimens in other countries.
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Republican and Democratic independent leaners will tell you that the harm of the opposing party's policies is the major reason they're leaning toward one party.
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"This is home, this is what I know," said Ms. Cobb, who was leaning toward staying but worried about taking out a loan to rebuild.
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But more than a third of voters — 2628 percent — are still undecided, and another 28503 percent are leaning toward a candidate but not locked down.
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The comments could suggest regulators are leaning toward releasing the information they have collected from broker-dealers since the summer on trading, patterns and flows.
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The data is likely to offer encouragement to the Bank of Japan, which is leaning toward upgrading its economic outlook at a meeting ending Dec.
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They're leaning toward caviar on a buckwheat blini that bears no resemblance to a blini; it's a squat little tower made of reconfigured blini ingredients.
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On Thursday, Sharp said it was leaning toward a takeover offer from Foxconn, the giant Taiwanese contract manufacturer that assembles iPhones and other products for Apple.
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What we got instead was a slew of wild-card looks that were a range of hits and misses (with the majority leaning toward the latter).
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" Port continues, "We're just staying away from anything too gender-specific and leaning toward creams and nudes and little hints of grays and yellows and things.
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Roughly half, 51 percent, say they are definitely decided, compared to 19 percent who are leaning toward a candidate and 30 percent who are still deciding.
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A source with direct knowledge of the deal said that BM&FBovespa was leaning toward raising the Cetip bid, although that might not happen for weeks.
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Twitter's board is leaning toward making a sale with possible suitors including Google and Salesforce, amongst other tech companies, as CNBC's David Faber reported Sept. 23.
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In the options market, Tesla contracts changed hands at twice the usual pace, with sentiment leaning toward defensive bets, according to options analytics firm Trade Alert.
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She was leaning toward studying environmental studies and becoming an activist and hoping to work at NASA, but after last Wednesday's tragedy, she is reevaluating everything.
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Claudia Tenney of New York is leaning toward running again for the battleground House seat she lost to Democrat Anthony Brindis during last year's midterm election.
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Ziller, who is undecided and leaning toward Trump but likes Cruz, also said he was aware of Trump's recent attacks on Cruz's stance on ethanol subsidies.
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However, she pointed out that while this interpretation is the hypothesis researchers are leaning toward, it's still a hypothesis, and it's a difficult process to study.
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Trump is leaning toward maintaining sanctions against Russia that were adopted by the Obama administration in response to Moscow's alleged interference in the U.S. presidential election.
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Philippe the Original: There's a lot of debate about where exactly the French Dip was created in LA, but we're leaning toward the Philippe origin story.
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We're told a final decision hasn't been made, but Chamber officials are leaning toward exercising caution and barricading the 5 points of light until November 9th.
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"At the moment we are leaning toward integrating (a euro zone budget) into the European budget so that the European Parliament could oversee it," Merkel said.
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Senator Orrin Hatch, 83, is leaning toward retiring, and 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, 70, is "very likely" to run for his seat in 2018.
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This might sound like good news to environmentalists, since Trump is reportedly strongly leaning toward withdrawing the U.S. from the international agreement to reduce global warming.
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Warren is leaning toward joining what's expected to be a crowded field of Democratic presidential candidates looking to secure votes from the party's influential progressive wing.
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Even as GOP senators indicated on Tuesday that they believe McConnell is leaning toward canceling part of the break, they also nodded to the yearly theatrics.
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Judge Cowan said that he was leaning toward dismissal, but that he would review the matter over the weekend, and asked both sides to submit briefs.
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Indiana delegate Kyle Babcock said he passed along threatening emails to local authorities after he was quoted as saying he was leaning toward supporting Ohio Gov.
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Collins said he was leaning toward replacing Verrett — who is 0-3 with a 7.18 ERA in his last seven starts — with left-hander Jonathon Niese.
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There are 25 "hard" no votes against the bill in the conservative caucus, and two more members are leaning toward voting against it, the source said.
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However, it is also another example of a changing game show landscape that is leaning toward inclusivity, just like the rest of the the television industry.
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TV that he is "leaning" toward throwing his hat into the ring, but said he still has a "long list" of considerations to make before deciding.
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There is the archetypal arched footbridge over the modest raised tombs of Giuseppe and Onorina Brion, which poignantly pierce formal geometry by leaning toward each other.
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It seems like there are more festivals leaning toward house and techno than there has been in years, especially in the States, which is really great.
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On those aforementioned makeup days, I've been leaning toward water-resistant eye products, because the winter wind on the East Coast makes my eyes tear up.
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Direction of the country In the lead-up to the election, the public was split on the country's direction, leaning toward saying it is going well.
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Most of that growth, however, comes not from women who now identify as Democrats, but those who find themselves leaning toward the party, according to Pew.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr., the former vice president, has also told associates he intends to make a decision this month and has been leaning toward running.
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Monmouth's pollsters, for instance, found 15 percent of likely voters hadn't yet decided on a candidate as of last Tuesday and weren't yet leaning toward anyone.
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The company is leaning toward a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange possibly late this year, people briefed on the matter said on Friday.
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Mitt Romney of Utah, though neither has indicated they are leaning toward a vote to convict Trump, and only Collins is up for reelection in November.
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Several sources have said Washington-Price is leaning toward joining the Harris campaign, but is still negotiating while staying in close touch with the other campaigns.
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It was filled with colorful works of decorative abstraction — psychedelic florals and ethereal patterns that look like nature viewed through a microscope, leaning toward the surreal.
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Trump is reportedly leaning toward appointing a former executive at pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly as the next head of the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Hassan widens her lead slightly to 2202 points — 2628 to 28500 — when the poll includes undecided voters who have indicated which candidate they are leaning toward.
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Where things are trending According to multiple aides working on this, Senate Democrats are more and more leaning toward the idea of withholding their votes. Why?
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Either way, though, Davis is leaning toward playing out his current contract and becoming a free agent in July 2020 no matter where he is traded.
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She could also still have a shot at Arizona and Ohio, both of which she continues to contest even though polls indicate they're leaning toward Trump.
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I was photographing artifacts the same way I would anything in a natural history museum: leaning toward the case to reduce glare and improve the angle.
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Isaac Moore Sr., a 61-year-old retired social worker from Columbia, said he too was leaning toward Warren, but didn't hold Biden's recent comments against him.
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Many voters in those districts are affluent and suburban, a group that has been leaning toward choosing Democrats for Congress in November, according to recent Reuters polling.
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Walsh said in an interview with CNN on Thursday he was leaning toward challenging Trump, and indicated he would make a decision within a week or so.
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Mr. McCracken said he was leaning toward supporting Mr. Kasich in the primary, even though he would most likely vote for a Democrat in the general election.
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" Shah Bharara is leaning toward Kasich, who she said is right on policy and is practical, but may not have "the charisma necessary to have national appeal.
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McAuliffe has been considering a bid for months, and Democrats close to the former governor told CNN in March that he was leaning toward running for president.
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A majority of those surveyed April 22-22019 see no further tightening through December and more are leaning toward a cut by the end of next year.
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Schneider said in separate interviews with KIRO-AM and KJR-AM that he believed Lynch was leaning toward ending his career after an injury-filled 2015 season.
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The White House is leaning toward tapping Wolf, who currently oversees the DHS' policy department, to be its next chief, two sources at DHS told VICE News.
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The chance is very slim that Trump will drop out, and he has not given any public indication that he is even remotely leaning toward that option.
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But since the groups were almost evenly split, with a slight leaning toward those who prefer time, she feels that participants were pretty honest during the studies.
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His embrace of a wide range of styles -- some of them leaning toward the artistic avant-garde -- have made him a model for generations of aspiring musicians.
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Here's a reason to 8-clap ... Shareef O'Neal is "leaning toward signing with UCLA" after pulling his commitment to the University of Arizona ... sources tell TMZ Sports.
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But even with a healthy dose of skepticism, Simpson said he was nevertheless leaning toward supporting Sanders, while Shaw, an SCSU theater major, said she remained undecided.
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The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday reported the president-elect is leaning toward nominating Romney to serve as secretary of State, with Rudy Giuliani another top contender.
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Latino Decisions' poll found that 74 percent of respondents are either leaning toward or are sure they will vote for Clinton, while only 16 percent support Trump.
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John Hickenlooper (D) on Thursday said he is "leaning" toward running for president in 2202 and that he's looking to make a decision in the coming weeks.
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VanWyngarden: It's weird to have been born in the '80s but not have distinct memories from the '80s—while also having a nostalgic leaning toward the 80s.
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Flake and Collins both noted after reading the report that they believed the FBI investigation was thorough, indicating they may be leaning toward voting to confirm Kavanaugh.
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Now Mr. Lew is leaning toward keeping Hamilton at the center of the $10 note and placing a vignette of female historical figures on the flip side.
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Analysts following the hunt have said the company could be leaning toward larger cities with international airports that would be attractive places to live for young professionals.
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Recent reports have indicated that the team president, Phil Jackson, has been leaning toward Rambis, who has served as interim coach since Derek Fisher was fired Feb.
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Speculation over whether Biden would run for president in 2020 has risen over the months, and Politico reported Friday that he is leaning toward launching a campaign.
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Finally, Mr. Mook wrote in to say that thanks to Mr. Elias, he had changed his mind, and was now leaning toward taking money from foreign agents.
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John Adams, a 50-year-old speech and language therapist in Binghamton, says opioids are "absolutely" a top issue for him, which has him leaning toward Tenney.
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Critic's Pick "La Romana," one of the standout songs from Bad Bunny's invigorating debut album, "X 100PRE," begins with bachata guitar — nimble, quick, leaning toward the traditional.
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Mr. Trump has also been considering others for the role, and he is said to be leaning toward Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II, the former Virginia attorney general.
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"I'm looking for a candidate to ask me for my vote," said Stoddard voter Robert Lucas, who said he was leaning toward Bernie but also considering Buttigieg.
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Michael Arnow, 66, said he had been considering Ms. Klobuchar but was leaning toward Mr. Buttigieg after seeing how well he performed amid the "craziness" of Iowa.
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"I'm leaning toward Ronny because I have to look at who's electable," said Danny Breegle, a business owner in Wichita Falls who attended the Thursday night forum.
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The bill is going to reach the Senate sometime soon, and the majority leader has been dropping tiny hints that he's leaning toward giving Trump a pass.
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Brian Sterner, 59, who works in the chemical industry, said he was leaning toward Buttigieg but had concerns whether a small-city former mayor could beat Trump.
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In order to be well rounded, we veer away from activities interesting to us, instead leaning toward those that show a specific kind of leadership and intellect.
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A former teacher, she said she was leaning toward Mr. Edwards because of his education policies and because she likes his wife, Donna, a public school teacher.
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Several news reports said Trump is leaning toward Fed Governor Jerome Powell to succeed Janet Yellen whose term at the central bank's top post expires in February.
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And with more than four of five voters still undecided or only leaning toward a candidate, there's an enormous opportunity for a lower-polling candidate to emerge.
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We told you first ... Shareeef was leaning toward signing with the Bruins after decommitting from the University of Arizona following a recruiting scandal involving the head coach.
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Pennsylvania, Ohio, Nevada and Florida are now leaning toward the Democratic candidate, according to the Reuters/Ipsos project, an online survey of about 15,183 people every week.
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FiveThirtyEight, meanwhile, rates nine more GOP-held seats as leaning toward Democrats (which it defines as the Democratic candidate having more than a 60 percent chance of winning).
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With less than 24 hours to go until the impeachment vote, Romney allies kept signaling to Republican lawmakers and the White House that Romney was leaning toward acquittal.
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In order to do that, they had to win back the swing voters who were leaning toward the Republican Party because of its stance on crime and drugs.
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Trump will have his chance to respond to soon, however, as Clinton is leaning toward announcing her running mate immediately after the Republican convention ends on July 21.
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The Fed signaled after its June meeting that it was leaning toward a cut, exiting its neutral posture, and that it could act soon if it had to.
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Georgia, which was a firmly red state back in April (with Trump winning 45.3 to Clinton's 39 percent) is now leaning toward Clinton (42.8 to Trump's 41.8 percent).
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Recently, Tom Emanuel of Laconia, N.H., stood at a Bush event here to say he was leaning toward supporting Mr. Trump, whose dynamism and contrarian nature he admired.
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The material can come from as many as 1,200 types of plants, though researchers are leaning toward the Russian dandelion that takes less than a year to grow.
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To improve its chances, the kingdom is leaning toward a listing on the New York Stock Exchange rather than in London, because America has deeper pools of capital.
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And on Thursday, despite sources indicating to CNN that Trump was strongly leaning toward Pence, others in his inner circle -- including Trump's son, Donald Jr. -- repeatedly urged caution.
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Trump's manager and some members of the Trump family reportedly were leaning toward Pence, but Trump felt an emotional affinity for Christie and an intellectual respect for Gingrich.
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Many now suspect May is leaning toward a "hard Brexit" — meaning giving up trying to remain in the EU's single market in order to impose controls on immigration.
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For the hardcore, that could mean headset on, sitting in your favorite gaming chair, leaning toward the screen, and ready to vaporize any enemies who dare confront you.
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Other institutional evangelicals seem to be leaning toward the Florida senator as well, according to polls conducted by the National Association of Evangelicals and WORLD, an evangelical magazine.
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Brie Larson is Marvel's first choice to play Captain Marvel in the upcoming superhero movie of the same name, and is leaning toward playing the role, Variety reports.
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Blame it on our obsession with unicorns or holographic makeup, but everyone seems to be leaning toward pretty pastel washes, graphic cool tones, and dewy finishes this season.
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While the White House was preparing for the possibility Jackson could withdraw, it was not clear Wednesday evening whether Jackson was leaning toward dropping out or pressing forward.
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In conclusion, the jury's still out for us on the La Colombe Hard Cold Brew Coffee, though we think we're leaning toward taking our coffee and alcohol separately.
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In the House, the final ratings from the University of Virginia's Center for Politics have 229 seats that are at least leaning Democrat and 206 leaning toward Republicans.
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He'd been leaning toward voting for Donald Trump, but realized he could not find any evidence supporting some of the most outlandish allegations against Clinton circulating on Twitter.
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A New York Times/CBS poll showed 26 percent of young voters leaning toward us — as many as were supporting Trump and rivaling Clinton's numbers among that group.
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While James and Lachlan Murdoch have not made a definite decision, they are leaning toward booting O'Reilly, while their father opposes doing so, the report said, causing infighting.
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Other central banks are also leaning toward tightening, including the European Central Bank which is expected to announce in October that it will slow its own bond purchases.
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On Monday, his advisers said he was leaning toward Mr. Kudlow, but stressed that the mercurial president is hard to predict and could change his mind several times.
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I fear that too many Democrats, understandably traumatized by the unconscionable reality of the Trump presidency, are now leaning toward their safest candidates rather than their favorite ones.
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That speculation subsided in recent weeks after administration officials said Mr. Trump was leaning toward Mike Pompeo, the director of the C.I.A., as a replacement for Mr. Tillerson.
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Women overall are likely to lean Democratic, with 54 percent supporting or leaning toward the Democratic candidate in their district, versus 38 percent who favor the Republican candidate.
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Per the WSJ, Aramco is leaning toward Tokyo for the international portion of the IPO, which under one plan would follow a listing on the smaller Saudi exchange.
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He's well-known in Democratic circles as a top donor to candidates like Senator Kamala Harris, and is reportedly leaning toward backing Joe Biden in the presidential race.
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"Getting any voter locked into a candidate is hard," said Hanover voter Robert Cornell, who was leaning toward Warren after seeing her in person but also considering Sen.
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And I actually, at that point, was leaning toward the Joker fans, because of the curdled argument that art encourages violence (see: the argument against violent video games).
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But as they began to sing "People Will Say We're in Love," with Curly sitting on a table and Laurey leaning toward him, the spikiness shifted into longing.
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EPA air and radiation head Bill Wehrum, speaking at the Washington Auto Show in Washington, D.C., Thursday, said the agency is leaning toward creating a national car standard.
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A senior U.S. official said Trump is leaning toward not certifying that Iran is complying with the pact and letting Congress effectively decide whether to kill the agreement.
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From then on the guessing game will move up a gear, though Glencore's appears to be leaning toward an incremental phase-in of idled capacity over many months.
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But Trump appeared to be leaning toward wanting to attend, noting that there are already "thousands of people already lined up" to attend the rally in Erie, Pennsylvania.
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The Washington Post and the Schar School at George Mason University also polled individuals in congressional battleground districts, classified as a "toss-up" or "leaning" toward one party.
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U.S. District Court Chief Judge Beryl Howell's questions and commentary during a hearing Tuesday suggested she's leaning toward ordering the release of the special counsel's grand jury materials.
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McAuliffe has been telling Democratic allies that he is leaning toward jumping into the Democratic presidential race next month, according to three people who have spoken to him.
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Mr. McDaniel said Wednesday that he was "leaning toward the Senate race," but he would not rule out the possibility of instead running for lieutenant governor in 2019.
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The poll found that 25.3 percent are definitely decided, 17 percent are leaning toward a candidate, and only 24 percent are still trying to decide who to back.
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On Tuesday, Reuters reported ECB policymakers are leaning toward a stimulus package that includes a rate cut and a beefed-up pledge to keep rates low for longer.
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Major oil-producing nations are leaning toward keeping a lid on production throughout 3003, defying President Donald Trump's calls to open the taps and cut the cost of crude.
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With Bluetooth headphones improving every year and consumer preferences leaning toward wireless convenience, LG's perseverance as the purveyor of excellent sound from phones is unlikely to pay off commercially.
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Speculation that U.S. President Donald Trump was leaning toward nominating Stanford University economist John Taylor to head the Federal Reserve helped drive the expectations for rates and inflation rises.
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Among undecided voters... The number of voters declaring themselves undecided in these states, or leaning toward a third-party candidate ranges between nine and 15 percent of all voters.
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"At other Super Bowls there's been a nice mixture of high-end and value-priced listings, maybe there was a little more leaning toward the high end," Ryan said.
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"I'm leaning toward calling it something a little corny, a little cheesy like Leap of Freedom, because really it's so hard to get into a treatment center," he said.
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TMZ reported the Hollywood icon's family members are leaning toward a dual service for the mother/daughter team, with a private, small ceremony staged before a larger memorial service.
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The Justice Department remains open to the $26.5 billion merger of T-Mobile and Sprint despite reports that it was leaning toward rejection, sources told CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin.
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But whichever side they end up leaning toward, web advertising's voracious appetite for data is going to play a much larger role in the Title II than anyone expected.
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With White House sources indicating he's leaning toward an exit, here's what you need to know about the international effort and what Trump's decision could mean for the environment.
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The dollar index eased on a Bloomberg report that President Donald Trump is leaning toward Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell as his pick to head the U.S. central bank.
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"His manner of speaking was thorough, to the point; I liked the way he sounded," said Ms. Haag, 69, who said she was leaning toward voting for Mr. Trump.
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The market had been leaning toward a fourth rate hike this year, but that changed when political turmoil in Italy raised concerns about euro zone growth, and global growth.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said Friday he was leaning toward supporting a December increase and that the real question would be the Fed's rate path in 2017.
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Nikki Mariutto, president of the College Democrats at the University of Central Florida, said she had not decided whom she would vote for, but was leaning toward Mrs. Clinton.
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Research continues to show varied results on the question of whether e-cigarettes can help tobacco smokers quit, although recent evidence appears to be leaning toward the "no" side.
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Clinton was leaning toward endorsing a return to Glass-Steagall, and that not doing so risked antagonizing Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who had campaigned to reinstate the rule.
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Mitt Romney, who is reportedly leaning toward a run for Senate later this year, was treated for prostate cancer over the summer, NBC News and CNN reported, citing sources.
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THE STORY This documentary examines Brazilian politics — two recent presidents in disgrace, the current one leaning toward authoritarianism — from the outraged point of view of the filmmaker, Petra Costa.
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In Washington, officials are leaning toward taking harder measures against China on a wide range of matters, from trade to visas to the Chinese military's actions in Pacific waters.
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"People crap on it all the time, but I love New Jersey," said Ms. Dorkhman, who, truth be told, had been leaning toward her home state the entire time.
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Investigators were leaning toward the theory that it was a murder-suicide, but by late Monday night were still working to rule out other possibilities, a police official said.
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Mr. Friese, who said he is leaning toward running, noted that Mr. Ossoff's message — casting him largely as a nonpartisan candidate — had resonated with both Democrats and independent voters.
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"It's the vigor he has," said Virgil Sievers, an 20203-year-old retired grain and livestock farmer in the Centerville audience, when asked why he was leaning toward Buttigieg.
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At a Mason City rally on Wednesday, Allan Kingery, 56, wore a camouflage Trump 2020 hat and said he was leaning toward voting a second time for the president.
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Members of Saenuri loyal to Ms. Park suggested that she resign in April, and it seemed possible that some lawmakers leaning toward impeachment would accept that as a compromise.
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Mr. Trump would not say whether he would sign it, but he seemed to be leaning toward it in the interest of avoiding another government shutdown at midnight Friday.
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Though Truman hadn't campaigned in New Hampshire and was already leaning toward retirement, he had chosen to let his name go on the ballot, so this was a humiliation.
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James Lankford, a Republican from Oklahoma, indicated on CNN's "Erin Burnett Out Front" that he is "leaning" toward a yes vote on Tillerson, but still wants to review more materials.
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When Ben Pfeiffer was diagnosed with prostate cancer in April, his urologist noted in the biopsy report that he was leaning toward recommending that Pfeiffer have his prostate surgically removed.
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Here's how to navigate the field: If you're leaning toward a refund-advance product, do thoroughly investigate the price tag at various preparers before you schedule a tax-prep visit.
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Saudi officials are leaning toward listing the giant, state-operated oil company on the New York Stock Exchange, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday, citing sources familiar with the situation.
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Six people in the group said that they were supporting Trump, but nearly all of them said that they had been leaning toward Trump at one point during the election.
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A report from the investment banking firm Jeffries says the large nonprofit insurer is "leaning toward exiting a high percentage" of Obamacare marketplaces, based on recent conversations with Anthem officials.
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But his comments suggested he was leaning toward Clinton, whom he credited with significant contributions to issues important to black Americans, particularly universal access to health care and children's issues.
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That suggests the government is leaning toward a narrower, more insurance industry-friendly model of pharmacare, as it is called, than that recommended by a government health committee last year.
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Twitter's overwhelming reaction, as well as the many works of Good Omens erotic fan-fic would have you leaning toward the latter (and imagining their intergalactic romps in graphic detail).
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He is leaning toward Marine Le Pen of the National Front, who, as mentioned before, is the far-right candidate, with a disdain for Islam and a fondness for Russia.
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China, however, has a very specific view of what such a treaty would entail: the withdrawal of American troops from South Korea, which would leave both Koreas leaning toward China.
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Still, Trump is willing to pass up a final chance to convince Iowa voters currently leaning toward other candidates or even wondering whether they will show up on Monday night.
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Lisa Vanderpump's leaning toward bailing on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," but one thing's holding her back -- she refuses to give her castmates the satisfaction of seeing her go.
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Women overall are likely to lean blue, with 54 percent supporting or leaning toward the Democratic candidate in their district this fall, versus 38 percent who favor the Republican candidate.
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As of Friday afternoon, at least 34 Republicans planned to vote "no" or are leaning toward voting "no," enough to doom the measure's passage, according to an NBC News tally.
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Karly Sigmund, a 19-year-old freshman from Altoona, Iowa, said she doesn't even listen to Lovato -- she just wanted to see Clinton -- but she's still leaning toward supporting Sanders.
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Still, people close to Biden warn that even as he says he is leaning toward running, he has not made a final decision on jumping into the crowded Democratic field.
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Lieberman is reportedly no longer the frontrunner to become the next FBI director after President Trump indicated last week that he was leaning toward the former Democratic-turned-Independent senator.
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Biden also offered the latest — and clearest — hint that he is leaning toward a 2020 White House run, where he is already considered the Democratic front-runner in early polls.
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Those who are uncommitted to a candidate are less apt to back Trump, just 18% of those who are undecided or merely leaning toward a candidate say they favor Trump.
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House Republicans are leaning toward setting a higher tax rate for wealthy Americans than the one outlined in the framework unveiled by the White House and GOP leadership last week.
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He went into those meetings leaning toward the Heat, and apparently emerged even more convinced that staying with the franchise that helped him resuscitate his career was the best move.
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Why it's hot: "Consumers are now leaning toward less hard alcohol consumption across the category, and as a bi-product, looking for a new options to turn to," said Sharma.
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Several battleground states that were leaning toward Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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He said a payroll tax cut was one way of getting money to Americans but said the administration was leaning toward other methods in order to do so more quickly.
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The difference is that Democratic voters leaning toward Biden know his history over many years, and see him as the kind of guy who could do some of that healing.
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Still, Saudi officials and Aramco advisors told the Journal that while they're leaning toward picking Tokyo, no final decision has been made and all options were still on the table.
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What's more, the chancellor's conservatism is of a progressive kind, leaning toward the Greens, the party that best mirrors young West Germans' self-image of eco-awareness and cultural openness.
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State Representative Randy Friese, a trauma surgeon, said he, too, was leaning toward entering the race and would focus heavily on Mr. Flake's support for the Republican health care bill.
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"I was looking for things to maybe sway me one way or another away from another of those candidates," he told VICE News, adding that he's still leaning toward Buttigieg.
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In a letter to lawyers representing both companies dated Sunday, Aimen Mir, a top Treasury and CFIUS official, hinted that the interagency panel is leaning toward recommending against the deal.
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The actions of the "radical separatists" were "leaning toward terrorism", the South China Morning Post daily quoted Zhang Xiaoming, the head of Beijing's Liaison Office in Hong Kong, as saying.
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"I've heard we're leaning toward an exit but as of last night this was not a done deal," said one person with knowledge of the situation who supports U.S. withdrawal.
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Even then, the company was leaning toward workplace uses for the technology, offering a demo of an app that let NASA researchers see the surface of Mars in their offices.
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The dollar buckled and U.S. bond yields dipped on Thursday after a report that President Donald Trump was leaning toward Jerome Powell as the next chair of the Federal Reserve.
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Mr. Trump's own staff had not been quite sure what he planned to do when the two men sat down, although he was leaning toward challenging Mr. Putin, aides said.
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One White House official said this week that the president was leaning toward ending the subsidies, but was waiting to see how Democrats would respond when they return to Washington.
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But Clinton has little room for error, since the other swing states are either total toss-ups (Florida, North Carolina) or now appear to be leaning toward Trump (Ohio, Iowa).
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In the Yankees' clubhouse, there is a wide range of ways in which players evaluate themselves through statistics, some relying on the conventional measures with others leaning toward the contemporary.
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"When I was growing up, my mom took me back to Thailand a lot, so I was more leaning toward the Thai side during that period of time," Namsa says.
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Sakurai's comments suggest the BOJ is leaning toward maintaining the status quo rather than make big changes proposed by some academics, such as having a cap on long-term interest rates.
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Only 39 percent of likely voters in the CBS poll said they've definitely made their final decision, and only six in 10 said they're enthusiastic about the candidate they're leaning toward.
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Even though Garcia is leaning toward Clinton, he said he knows for sure who he's going to vote for in the Senate campaign: "I think it's a no-brainer," Garcia said.
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Trump is also considering retired Lieutenant General Michael Flynn for the job, but told The Washington Post in an interview published on Monday that he is leaning toward a conventional politician.
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Speculation in the media is leaning toward Ralph & Russo, who designed the dress Markle wore for her engagement photos, and the research, which was conducted by OnePoll in conjunction with PreOwnedWeddingDresses.
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Many believe that privately, however, he is strongly leaning toward Mr. Bush, but that he does not want to support him unless he thinks Mr. Bush can actually win the nomination.
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Smith beat Rinne to the short side, sliding the puck into the crease and off Rinne's back pad as the goalie was leaning toward Tuch stationed in front of the net.
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Across Iowa this weekend, Democrats at rallies for Warren and Sanders mostly praised both candidates, but offered a variety of reasons for why they were leaning toward one or the other.
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But Republicans can't afford more than 22 defections on the vote, and as of Friday morning 34 were opposed to the measure, while another eight were leaning toward a no vote.
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Sources on the Hill increasingly believe Trump is leaning toward ending renewals and new applicants to the program, and a source familiar has said the White House is considering that option.
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"Barossa looks to be the lowest cost development," Ewin said, adding its proximity and the ease of extraction means the company is leaning toward preferring it over the larger Poseidon field.
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On Monday things started leaning toward dangerous, as Saudia Arabia retaliated against Russia, cutting prices and announcing that it would boost output and offer discounts to the US, Asia and Europe.
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She said field staff are increasingly encountering voters leaning toward Biden because he's a "known commodity" and there's rising concern that Sanders won't match up as well against President Donald Trump.
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Mr. Roldan said the jury had been leaning toward a split verdict, with a majority voting to find the defendants not guilty on the first count and guilty on the second.
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Valerie Gutierrez, a junior at the University of Southern California who attended Mr. Buttigieg's event, said she was undecided but leaning toward voting for him, despite fears about his limited appeal.
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In this crowded field of Democratic candidates, there is almost no polling so far to indicate whether Latino voters are leaning toward one candidate, as they did toward Clinton in 2016.
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Trump also signaled that he's leaning toward negotiation instead of additional military action to respond to Iran firing more than 85033 missiles at two U.S. military bases in Iran early Wednesday.
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Some voters who had been leaning toward one camp said they were now likely to cast ballots for a different candidate, one they perceived as tougher on law-and-order issues.
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Kildee, like many other members interviewed, said he's already leaning toward a candidate but sees no reason to announce it publicly given the vote isn't until the end of the year.
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Those are people like Ronald Whitehorn, 70, of Wapello, who came to her Muscatine event leaning toward Andrew Yang, the New York entrepreneur whom polls show well shy of 15 percent.
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The survey, conducted March 250 to 250 by Democratic pollster David Binder, generally found most Democratic voters leaning toward incremental change rather than a radical restructuring of government and the economy.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell Wednesday in volatile trading after a summary of the Federal Reserve's most-recent meeting showed the central bank was leaning toward more rate hikes moving forward.
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A return of the assessment to the statement released Wednesday — and specifically the judgment that risks are "nearly balanced" — would send a signal that the FOMC is leaning toward resuming rate hikes.
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Recreational marijuana won big at the polls on Tuesday, with California, Massachusetts, and Nevada approving those laws and Maine's measure leaning toward yes, tripling the U.S. population living in pot-friendly states.
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Anthem is leaning toward exiting a "high percentage" of the 144 rating regions in which it currently participates, Jefferies analysts said in a note on Thursday after talking to the health insurer.
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I approached a man and asked who he was voting for, and he responded that he was leaning toward Trump because he was tired of the "new Americans" coming into the country.
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Falih added that he is leaning toward extending the deal to curb output into the second half of 2019, but OPEC remains flexible and will assess market conditions before making a decision.
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ET. At least 34 Republicans have said they will vote "no," or are leaning toward voting "no," on the legislation, enough to doom the plan's passage, according to an NBC News tally.
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While it seems she's leaning toward "yes" by the end of the episode — following a surprise bonding moment with her mom (Naomi Campbell) — learning of Derek's situation might give her some pause.
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Lee, has advocated, that more -- not fewer -- Obamacare regulations should be repealed but so far it looks like the Senate is leaning toward repealing fewer of the regulations than the House bill.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said he was leaning toward supporting an interest rate increase in December and that the real question now would be the Fed's rate path in 2017.
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Republicans are reportedly leaning toward selecting an Arizona sex crimes prosecutor to question the woman testifying at a hearing Thursday on her allegations of sexual assault against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Otero didn't issue a ruling Monday, but Bloomberg and The Associated Press reported that his comments could signal he is leaning toward throwing out the lawsuit because Trump's tweet was protected speech.
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Yet even in areas where incomes grew the strongest since Trump's inauguration, such as the central New Jersey district where Hults lives, polls show voters mostly split or leaning toward the Democrats.
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You started dressing like the contract you signed in your first week set out ("business-casual, but leaning toward business") instead, of those worn-out T-shirts you've been getting away with?
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Some are leaning toward maintaining their contracts, in part because they predict that if they were to abandon the country en masse, it could lead to reduced cooperation from the Saudi government.
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Both the task force and panel of ministers were clearly leaning toward Beijing, said a government lawmaker who declined to be named, but did not rule out the possibility of a surprise.
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Mr. Crawford is leaning toward a green burial at the Town Cemetery in Rhinebeck, N.Y., where a natural burial ground opened in 2014 on land that was once part of an estate.
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Some currently leaning toward Mr. Biden also acknowledged that their choice is shaped in part by familiarity with his record and story at a time when other candidates are still introducing themselves.
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While House Democrats are considering various options, they appear to be leaning toward funding Homeland Security through a so-called continuing resolution, which would keep spending at current levels, likely through February.
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The clamor to appoint a woman is also intensifying, and New York political observers tend to agree that's probably what the state legislature is leaning toward — and maybe the state electorate too.
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Government officials are also leaning toward giving voters a chance to jettison another artifact of old Ireland: a provision of the 1937 Constitution suggesting that a woman's place is in the home.
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With two weeks until the premiere, he had settled on "Quiet Music," by the contemporary classical composer Nico Muhly, and was deciding what to pair it with, leaning toward a stark contrast.
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Democrats must pick up 23 seats to control the chamber, and more than 30 Republican-held seats are already either leaning toward the Democrats or are tossups, according to nonpartisan political analysts.
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Other officials said they were leaning toward the possibility that the deaths and illnesses were caused by soybean dust that could have spread during unloading from a docked ship, causing allergic reactions.
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At least two Republican senators — Susan Collins of Maine, who is running for re-election this year, and Mitt Romney of Utah, elected in 2018 — appear to be leaning toward calling witnesses.
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In perhaps a sign of the administration leaning toward a military option, the White House is no longer planning to nominate Korea scholar Victor D. Cha as its ambassador to South Korea.
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The Bank of Canada meets to set policy on July 12 following a run-up in the Canadian dollar, with markets leaning toward expecting the first rate rise in nearly seven years.
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However, sources tell NBC News that the president is leaning toward punting the issue to Congress, which paves the way for renewed sanctions on Iran and a U.S. exit from the deal.
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That number includes 272 " 'hard' Safe or Likely" electoral votes and 85033 additional electoral votes that are leaning toward the Democratic nominee in Nevada and North Carolina, according to Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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Nearly half of respondents in the latest CNN/ORC poll, 49 percent, said they have "definitely decided" on a candidate, while 22 percent are leaning toward one and 28 percent are undecided.
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Only seven Republican senators so far have said they would vote for the bill or are leaning toward voting in favor of the measure, which could come to the floor this week.
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The owner acted positively about the contents of one box (smiling, speaking in positive tones, and leaning toward it) and negatively for the other (recoiling in shock and speaking in angry tones).
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Support in Britain for leaving the European Union has grown marginally, adding to recent data that showed the public leaning toward departing, according to a poll released Monday by The Guardian and ICM.
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If we exclude toss-up contests and look only at how many races are at least leaning toward flipping, the Cook Political Report currently has Democrats favored to gain 15 seats on net.
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"Amy is calm, and she certainly has, in my view, the experience working across the aisle," Monica, an undecided Nashua voter who's leaning toward Warren, told The Hill at a Klobuchar campaign event.
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The story feels like its original home was the Disney Channel, but it's featuring a teenage girl with cancer which is a brand new dynamic to a sitcom leaning toward a younger audience.
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"It's difficult to talk about social justice," said Ruslana Jebackers, a young mother who was leaning toward voting for the pro-business Free Democratic Party (FDP), a potential coalition ally for Merkel's conservatives.
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Canada is leaning toward matching Quebec's $1 billion CSeries injection of funds through a deal that could give the federal and provincial governments joint majority control of the 100-150 seat jet program.
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As it stands, states likely to vote for Hillary Clinton and those leaning toward the Democratic nominee total 274 electoral votes — slightly surpassing the 270 electoral votes needed to win the White House.
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Biden has been in touch with donors about possibly running for president in 2020 and has privately acknowledged he's leaning toward entering the race, according to people with direct knowledge of the talks.
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Biden, 76, has recently signaled to these donors he is leaning toward entering the race, but he had not made a final decision, according to people who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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The Dodgers, who are in a must-win situation and trail the Nationals 4.913-24.91 in the best-of-five series, are leaning toward bringing back ace Clayton Kershaw on three days' rest.
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A new analyst report says there is reason to believe that major Obamacare insurer Anthem "is leaning toward exiting a high percentage" of the insurance regions where it currently sells individual health plans.
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The Wall Street Journal reported last week that the DOJ, which was rumored to be leaning toward approving the merger by the year's end, was recently weighing a lawsuit to block the deal.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shares of U.S. steel companies climbed on Friday after a news report that President Trump is leaning toward imposing tariffs as high as 20 percent on imports of the metal.
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Progressive strategist Ruy Teixeira on Friday said that despite many Latinos leaning toward the Democratic Party, there is a "significant segment" of the community willing to give Republican candidates and policies a chance.
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Trump's senior adviser Barry Bennett said many on the list of 25 preferred delegates were leaning toward Trump, noting they'd be "drinking champagne here all day" if that list passed in the convention.
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If Republicans lost only the seats they hold that CNN currently rates as toss-ups or leaning toward Democrats, they would lose 28 seats -- five more than Democrats need to retake the majority.
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According to Dan Clifton, head of policy research at Strategas, the conferees as of Tuesday afternoon were discussing implementing the corporate tax cuts in 2018, after leaning toward 2019 earlier in the week.
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The dollar surged to six-week highs against developed currencies after Fed minutes showed most U.S. central bank policymakers were leaning toward a rate increase next month if economic data continued to improve.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), who previously voiced concerns about the pick, signaled over the weekend that he's leaning toward supporting Tillerson.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Ganelin, a tenant of Mr. Sanders's old building — from which the James Madison High School fields where Mr. Sanders ran track are visible through the windows — was leaning toward Mr. Trump.
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When broken down by party, a majority of Republicans or respondents leaning toward the GOP were very or somewhat confident in the security of the systems, with 2202 percent agreeing with the statements.
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So far, Baz hasn't revealed who he's leaning toward casting for the part, but 5 big names -- Ansel Elgort, Miles Teller, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Harry Styles and Austin Butler -- have tested for it.
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"The debate changed things for me quite a bit," said Sheldon Ohringer, 62, a West Des Moines Democrat who had been leaning toward Biden but is now considering Harris and several other candidates.
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Fueling speculation that she is leaning toward a presidential run is the fact that she is headed back to Iowa in two weeks to headline the Ankeny Area Democrats Winter Banquet and Fundraiser.
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According to Axios, the Biden campaign is leaning toward a "Return to Normal" plan to undo President Donald Trump's policies and reinstate much of the political apparatus that existed during the Obama years.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is leaning toward nominating Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell to be the next head of the U.S. central bank, two sources familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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A federal official said Tuesday that the C.D.C.'s review of mask wearing for the public stemmed from a request by the White House coronavirus task force, which is leaning toward recommending it.
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The Georgia Democrat and influential member of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) has not endorsed a 2020 candidate for president, telling reporters last year that he was not leaning toward making an endorsement.
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Two more states are left to be decided, with North Dakota leaning toward Sanders in returns early Wednesday and Sanders nursing a narrow lead in Washington, with the race too close to call.
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Karine Neder, 45, an interior designer from Belo Horizonte, the capital of Minas Gerais state, said she started leaning toward Mr. Bolsonaro as media coverage of him became increasingly negative in recent months.
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After it raised its benchmark interest rate in March to a range of 1.5 percent to 1.75 percent, indications were that officials were leaning toward three rate increases this year instead of four.
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In Nevada, Representative Jacky Rosen has signaled she is likely to run against Mr. Heller, and Randy Friese, an Arizona state representative and trauma surgeon, said he was leaning toward challenging Mr. Flake.
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At a visitor's center for the Wilhelmshaven port, Mr. Fenzl said that to keep costs down, the company is leaning toward using a floating vessel, rather than an onshore facility, as its terminal.
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Ms. Winter isn't worried about whom to support — after seeing 19 of the candidates, she's leaning toward Senator Amy Klobuchar — but she does wonder whether snowbirds can adjust to caucusing under palm trees.
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"The Americans adopted the 'maximum pressure' policy against Iran, which, due to its failure, is leaning toward 'maximum lies,'" Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi said in a statement, The Associated Press reported.
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Nevada Republican Senator Dean Heller is considered one of the most endangered Republican incumbents heading into election night, and the state is also home to two House races that are leaning toward Democrats.
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Seeing that their leader, Y-Bham Enuol, was leaning toward negotiation, young militants engineered a coup in 1968, sending the older leader onward to house arrest in Phnom Penh and disarming his followers.
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WeWork parent We Companies is leaning toward a near $5 billion financing package led by J.P. Morgan Chase, instead of selling a controlling stake to Japan's SoftBank Group, Bloomberg reported late on Monday.
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If all of these women in districts either safe or leaning toward their party win, that would already be a net of 216 women lawmakers more than the 212 currently in the House.
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Two senators told CNN that McConnell is leaning toward a procedural framework that would allow senators to fully acquit the President, clearing Trump of all charges against him, instead of simply dismissing them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Donald Trump neared the end of his vice presidential search on Thursday and appeared to be leaning toward Indiana Governor Mike Pence, a conservative with the potential to unify divided Republicans.
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Ping An Insurance Group Co, the country's largest insurer by market value, is leaning toward working more closely with trust firms as a general policy direction, said a senior employee in its compliance department.
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The moderate freshman Democrat, reluctant to embrace her party's leaning toward impeachment proceedings, changed her stance to support an inquiry after teaming with six others to pen an op-ed in The Washington Post.
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Trump is leaning toward asking Mitt Romney to be his secretary of state, but an internal tug of war between Romney supporters and those urging the selection of Rudy Giuliani was delaying the decision.
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While economists are still leaning toward December for the next rate hike, they note the chances are higher for September should the jobs report come in much better than the expected 25,220 nonfarm payrolls.
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"Below-target inflation is a concern for the Fed, but not the primary reason they are leaning toward cutting interest rates," said Ryan Sweet, a senior economist at Moody's Analytics in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
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We've heard the trend is leaning toward kids' books, though frankly, if someone read a line from The Velveteen Rabbit at any of our weddings, it would just turn into a total sob-fest.
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Grunwald said that in conversations with Clinton, the former secretary of state had indicated she was "leaning toward endorsing Glass-Steagall," instead of or in addition to the risk-based approach she ultimately announced.
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The consensus view is that Democrats will flip 32 to 38 House seats, and if key races aren't leaning toward Democrats, it will show the GOP could keep its majority, according to Strategas Research.
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Grunwald said that in conversations with Clinton, the former secretary of state had indicated she was "leaning toward endorsing Glass Steagall," instead of or in addition to the risk-based approach she ultimately announced.
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In Congress, though, Republicans are leaning toward taxing corporate earnings that are stored abroad when that money returns to the U.S., a process called "repatriation," and using that revenue to pay for infrastructure spending.
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David Richardson, a contractor from Glidden, Iowa, said he still hasn't made his final pick for Monday night, but he said he's now firmly leaning toward Bush after watching Thursday's debate on Fox News.
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But, most reports have Murray leaning toward entering the NFL draft and actually playing for the team that picks him... and Moon tells us whatever team that is will be getting a future star.
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For now, Van Drew said he is leaning toward voting for the bill but wants to ensure it doesn't negatively impact the minimum wage policies in New Jersey — concerns he has expressed to leadership.
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Love said he had been leaning toward giving Spieth and Reed a rest in the afternoon but had decided not to after speaking with Woods, who has been shadowing Spieth and Reed at Hazeltine.
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On the March 20 episode of I Am Cait, she expressed that she's leaning toward voting for Ted Cruz, despite being fully aware of the fact that his social policies are decidedly anti-trans.
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Well, on this sunny and beautiful (JK it's cloudy and below freezing in New York) Thursday afternoon, we'd say things are leaning toward utopian for stoners and Cheesy Gordita Crunch enthusiasts everywhere, as Yum!
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The order from judge Carl Nichols, a Trump appointee to the federal district court in D.C., comes one day after Nichols said that he was leaning toward issuing such an order during a teleconference.
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That Washington is continuing to punish Russia, despite anything Mr. Trump says or does, may also deter European leaders leaning toward lifting sanctions, like those in Hungary and Italy, from rushing to do so.
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He performs here with Taylor Eigsti on piano, Barry Stephenson on bass and Jonathan Barber on drums — a band suggesting that Mr. Payton will be leaning toward the acoustic-jazz side of his sound.
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Dr. Davison is now leaning toward a genetic cause for the snail's sinistral (lefty) disposition, because some found close to one another could be siblings, but confirmation lies in future generations of Jeremy's offspring.
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But the WBUR survey, which included so-called "leaners" — voters who initially say they are undecided but, when asked, say they are leaning toward one candidate — pegged the "undecided" number at just 5 percent.
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I was leaning toward Elizabeth Warren, but the more I heard the rhetoric spewed by many of the candidates, the more I began to love hearing Pete Buttigieg speak of unity rather than division.
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Among the movable half who say they are leaning toward a candidate or have yet to choose one, Buttigieg (21%) and Sanders (19%) are about even, with Warren (5.13%) and Biden (8%) well behind.
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Instead, Mr. Smith said, he is leaning toward two other candidates who have, in their own ways, taken on outsider and anti-establishment labels: the entrepreneur Andrew Yang and Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii.
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Sanders organizers and volunteers were primarily focused on identifying students who support the senator or were likely leaning toward supporting him and making sure that they actually turn up at the caucus, Njuguna said.
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Most of his top staff members were suggesting pumping the brakes when the president was suggesting that he was leaning toward quickly hiring Joseph I. Lieberman, the former Connecticut senator, as Mr. Comey's replacement.
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Trump tweeted that Alaska, Arizona, Maine and Kentucky would be big winners under the Graham-Cassidy bill, pointedly mentioning states of four Senators who have said they may be leaning toward rejecting the bill.
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As of now, the strategist said his branch's investment portfolio is underweight small-cap stocks, which are largely tracked by the Russell 2000 index, and is leaning toward technology, consumer discretionary and financial names.
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Many of the Democrats who turned out at his events in Iowa and South Carolina were already committed to him as their first choice in an overstuffed primary field, or at least leaning toward him.
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And unlike Hyperloop One, which seems to be leaning toward using its hyperloop to transport freight, HTT has consistently claimed that its system will be for passengers looking to travel long distances in mere minutes.
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Last month, General Manager John Schneider said that Lynch was "leaning toward" retirement, and on Sunday morning, citing "league sources," ESPN reported that Lynch had told people close to him that he planned to retire.
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Clinton is leaning toward announcing her running mate shortly following the GOP convention ends on Thursday, though aides have suggested she might wait until after the Democratic convention begins next week before announcing her choice.
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Sources told CNBC that Dina Powell, a Goldman Sachs (GS) executive, had told friends that she was leaning toward staying at the firm instead of becoming President Trump's next U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
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Friday morning, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said he is leaning toward supporting a rate hike next month and argued on Friday that the real question now is the Fed's rate path in 2017.
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As recently as late May, it was rumored that the Justice Department was leaning toward trying to block the deal — even after FCC chairman Ajit Pai publicly declared he would vote in favor of it.
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Pete D'Alessandro (D-Iowa), Sanders Iowa campaign coordinator D'Alessandro has spent years working on Iowa campaigns as a political staffer but is leaning toward launching a bid of his own to take on Republican Rep.
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The Senate seems to be leaning toward getting rid of that waiver, but keeping one that would allow states to opt out of requiring insurers to cover certain services, such as maternity and mental healthcare.
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More than one month ahead of OPEC's next official meeting, sources told Reuters its members were leaning toward extending an oil supply cut deal struck with Russia and other producers for a further nine months.
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And when the seller began leaning toward a rival all-cash offer, she upped her bid by $2000 and her agent — Jason Mattson of Orange Realty — agreed to lend her the entire amount in cash.
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Indeed, I find it reasonable and plausible to believe that many of the traditionally Republican suburban voters who had been leaning toward Clinton for months chose during that last week to switch back to Trump.
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"I'm just asking my colleagues, respectfully, what their perspective is on the presidential primary," said Coons, who said he is focusing on senators who don't appear to be leaning toward any White House hopefuls yet.
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Tomlinson says he's got the No. 6 overall pick in his draft, and right now, he's down to David Johnson and Gurley for the pick ... and it sure sounds like he's leaning toward taking Todd.
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Hannah seems to be leaning toward wanting them to split up — and Hannah's mom admits that, for whatever problems that Tad's coming out has created for their marriage, the sex is actually better than ever.
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Speaking about the election and Trump with more openness than before, Clinton said she was "leaning" toward the belief that Trump's campaign did, in fact, collude with Russia to undermine her chances at the presidency.
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Clinton, the Democratic nominee, has the support of 46 percent of likely voters nationwide, compared with 44 percent for Mr. Trump, the Republican; that result includes voters who said they were leaning toward a candidate.
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Each of five biggest ad holding companies spends upward of $20 million on Cannes every year, but multiple sources told Business Insider they are leaning toward sitting 2020 out due to health and reputational concerns.
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G. R. Fantasia doesn't stint on the high-flying melismas that made her an "American Idol" winner on "Christmas After Midnight," a set of largely familiar Christmas songs with arrangements leaning toward small-group jazz.
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Some suggested that the nascent pro-development YIMBY movement (shorthand for Yes In My Backyard) could be a way for young, liberal voters to find themselves leaning toward more business-friendly policies and voting Republican.
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Sixty percent of women likely voters polled by CNN recently said they were leaning toward the Democratic candidate in their congressional race, compared with 36% who said they were more likely to support the Republican.
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May's few public statements imply that she is leaning toward a "hard Brexit," emphasizing control over immigration and Britain's borders, even if that forces the country to leave Europe's single market and hurts the economy.
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The Justice Department has yet to say whether it will defend DACA, but several reports have emerged in the past week that the Trump administration is leaning toward rescinding the program under pressure from conservatives.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 27 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is leaning toward nominating Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell to be the next head of the U.S. central bank, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing three unnamed sources.
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But Trump now appears to be leaning toward the idea of having a shorter trial in the Senate that would allow him to move past the threat to his presidency more quickly, the sources said.
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Beijing may decide that far from being a climate panacea, the economics of nuclear energy — along with the risks — no longer make sense in a world that is leaning toward cheaper, more reliable renewable energy.
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At the same time, Jonathan Soble and Paul Mozur reported that Sharp, one of Japan's large consumer electronics companies and the biggest LCD producer, was leaning toward a takeover offer from the Taiwanese contract manufacturer Foxconn.
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A lower-priced product from Apple would be a change in tack from the company's strategy of leaning toward the high-end, raising the prices considerably on its newly unveiled iPad Pro and the latest iPhones.
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Jeannie Collins, 34, who works in human resources in Manchester, New Hampshire, said she was leaning toward voting for Sanders but agreed with Biden's concern that the senator may be too left wing for many Americans.
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Friday's July non-farm payrolls report, which showed U.S. employers added 21.60,000 jobs, rekindled expectations the Fed may again be leaning toward raising the interest rate banks charge each other for overnight loans of federal funds.
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This isn't a big update, but it shows that Twitter is leaning toward supporting direct message interaction, which according to the blog post has seen a 60% growth in the number of messages sent over 2015.
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Last week, the Huffington Post reported that Trump is seriously leaning toward withdrawing the U.S. from the accord altogether—and that his decision may come this week, literally in the middle of the Bonn climate talks.
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Reports that President Donald Trump is leaning toward Federal Reserve governor Jerome Powell to be the next chairman of the Fed sent on the view that he who would not veer much from current Fed policy.
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The Dow and the S&P 21.8 rose slightly into the close after Politico reported that President Donald Trump was leaning toward Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell to be the next head of the central bank.
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But at this point, abandoning him — as Flake, Bush, and McCain seem to be leaning toward — will neither save the GOP nor allow it to accomplish anything in what may prove a brief window of opportunity.
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Chesky was tight-lipped in the interview about whether the online home-rental marketplace was leaning toward an initial public offering, alternative public offering or a direct public offering to begin trading on the stock market.
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But I thought it was significant [the FBI] said that, because generally they wouldn't say unless there was some indication that there was some, you know, leaning toward Islamist terrorism," King said on ABC's "This Week.
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Brown can't seem to break out of a narrow lead over Buehler, clinging to a 22013-point lead in the polling average, and Cook has moved it from leaning toward the Democrats to a toss-up.
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So I think there's definitely going to be a clash between the dragons, and, again, I'm leaning toward Daenerys going the way of her father to a certain degree, in which case the dragons become weapons.
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I haven't made a final decision yet, but I'm leaning toward ending it after seven — although the nature of the show is one that can go on and on because you can bring in new people.
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The cause of the fire was still being determined, officials said, but based on several witness accounts, they were leaning toward the possibility that it had started when someone in the crowd tossed a lit cigarette.
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In the last few weeks, he told pro-bank senators that he was leaning toward the appointment of new board members, breaking an impasse that has frozen lending and deal-making for more than a year.
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The Freedom Party's move threatens to revive a contest that split the country almost evenly in two, with workers and rural areas largely backing Hofer and cities and the highly educated leaning toward Van der Bellen.
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Economic projections released at that meeting indicated that officials were split on whether they expected to raise rates a total of three or four times this year, with a narrow majority leaning toward three over all.
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"When you looked at the totality of the situation, we were leaning toward: This is something that makes sense to be done alone," said Mr. Steinbach, who would not confirm the existence of the Russian document.
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This year's race for governor in three of those Republican-held states — Ohio, Michigan and Florida — is listed as a toss-up by the Cook Political Report, and Illinois is currently leaning toward the Democratic candidate.
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Earlier on Thursday Bloomberg News reported, citing a person familiar with the matter, that Gannett is leaning toward dropping its bid to acquire Tribune because it expects Tribune's shareholders to support the current board of directors.
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On the more unctuous side, there were two former members of One Direction now trying different paths: Niall Horan, with ardent ballads leaning toward arena-country, and Liam Payne, whose seductive songs draw on R&B.
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Studies have suggested it could be anywhere from 2 to 6 feet or more — with newer evidence leaning toward the higher end, depending on emissions and how quickly parts of West Antarctica's massive ice sheet disintegrate.
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States that have been leaning toward Clinton but that are not completely out of Trump's reach include Wisconsin, Minnesota, Colorado, New Mexico, and the small part of Michigan's Upper Peninsula that falls in the Central time zone.
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Another Republican donor, David Beightol, a Washington lobbyist who raised money this year for the presidential bid of former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, said he was leaning toward voting for Trump because he could not support Clinton.
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Her bold remarks about Sanders may not help Clinton in the polls, the New York Times reports, noting that her attempt to offset Sanders' popularity in New Hampshire may backfire with some undecided voters leaning toward Sanders.
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By the numbers: The Post's survey of 2,672 likely voters in 69 battleground House districts across the country shows that Democrats hold a slight advantage with 50% of voters leaning toward Democratic nominees and 46% leaning Republican.
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"The BOJ may be forced to take action if the yen comes under upward pressure, as European and U.S. central banks are leaning toward more accommodative monetary policies," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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"His statement wasn't as clear as we hoped it would be, but it was enough to show that he was at least leaning toward a rate cut in September," said Philip Marey, senior U.S. strategist at Rabobank.
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Kelly doesn't explain where the leak possibly came from, according to the Times' review, but a clear takeaway from the book was that parts of Fox News seemed to be leaning toward the then-Republican presidential nominee.
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Despite the choppy data, a majority of the FOMC appears to be leaning toward a rate hike in September, despite the fact that the fed funds futures are assigning only a 15 percent chance of this happening.
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That&aposs why officials were first leaning toward the Shangri-La, which hosts an annual international security summit and was the venue for a 2015 meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou.
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And they believe Ryan and his leadership team will have their work cut out for them trying to change the minds of House members who are not enjoying the work and are leaning toward packing it in.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is leaning toward naming former pharmaceutical industry executive Alex Azar as his pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, Politico reported on Tuesday, citing two White House officials.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Federal Reserve policymaker James Bullard is leaning toward supporting an interest rate increase in December, he said on Friday, adding that a plethora of potential changes under incoming president Donald Trump could affect future policy.
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The campaign has been tightlipped about who on the list Clinton is leaning toward, though many of those close to the former secretary of State expect that she will go with Kaine, widely considered the safe choice.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission has estimated far fewer jobs would be lost by relaxing trade defenses against China than opponents of the move predict, a document shows, suggesting EU officials are leaning toward accepting Beijing's demands.
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Hannah — who is wearing a bathing suit for this nature hike — uses the opportunity to call and check on her dad, who just wants to know if her mom is leaning toward staying together or splitting up.
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Despite the recent sell-off in technology shares, some strategists said they still like the sector, while more respondents than in the previous Reuters poll said they are leaning toward defensive sectors, including utilities and consumer staples.
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Residents in those households are either fervent Trump supporters who vote infrequently or reliable voters who are leaning toward supporting Trump but are not yet "in the bank," in the words of a senior Trump campaign official.
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Bloomberg reported on Monday that WeWork was leaning toward an almost $5 billion financing package led by J.P. Morgan rather than selling a controlling stake to SoftBank, which has already plunged over $10 billion into the business.
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Marist College and Suffolk University did not ask about voter uncertainty directly in December 2015, but a national poll from Suffolk did find that 11.29 percent of respondents did not have a candidate they were leaning toward.
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She told BuzzFeed News she thinks there are other more qualified candidates who have been more involved in the community, and is leaning toward Melissa Clary, one of two women candidates who are viewed as viable Kihuen challengers.
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Kobe Steel customers will seek compensation for the cost of replacements and checks but "I do not think they are leaning toward lawsuits," he said, adding that as far as he had heard there will be no recalls.
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Health insurer Anthem could be "leaning toward exiting a high percentage" of the individual Obamacare marketplaces for 2018, according to a Thursday research note from analysts at the investment firm Jefferies, who said they met with Anthem officials.
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The Washington Post reported on Wednesday that the administration was also leaning toward returning two Russian diplomatic compounds in the U.S. that were seized in December in retaliation for the Kremlin's efforts to interfere in the presidential election.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound hit a two-week high against the dollar on Friday, drawing confidence from signs that some at the Bank of England may be leaning toward a rise in interest rates to support the currency.
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Multiple reports indicate Trump's transition team is leaning toward handing the most plum administration posts almost entirely to early loyalists and cronies of Trump, rather than trying to unite the GOP or appoint people based on their qualifications.
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" Olivia Miller, a 20-year-old University of Iowa sophomore who is leaning toward supporting Clinton, called Sanders "overhyped a little bit because I think that some of the issues he has been talking about are too socialist.
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The GOP nominee also was firm in his belief that there was a hidden Brexit-type vote lying in the weeds (when polls showed the British leaning toward staying in the EU, but the referendum results proved otherwise).
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Friday's release of July's non-farm payrolls report, which showed U.S. employers added 255,23 jobs, rekindled expectations the Fed may again be leaning toward raising the interest rate banks charge each other for overnight loans of federal funds.
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On Friday, one day before the clash with the police, protesters had begun dismantling the tents by themselves after Parliament seemed to be leaning toward taking action on one of their major demands: creating a national anticorruption court.
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In a taped interview with Oprah Winfrey in New York, O'Rourke, 46, appeared to be leaning toward a 2020 campaign for the White House but said he would make his decision after consulting his wife and three children.
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"You almost could float two irreconcilable theories: It's either too outrageous to be covered, or there's just too much else that's important," said Nancy Gibbs, the former editor in chief of Time magazine, leaning toward the second option.
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In recent weeks, he had embarked on a listening tour of early primary states that included stops in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, which had been widely viewed as an indication he was seriously leaning toward running.
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That Ms. Bradley would say she was leaning toward seeking a fuller inquiry was expected: She had previously indicated that concerns about how much control the Murdoch family would have over the country's media merited a further review.
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The ECB is leaning toward a package that includes a rate cut, a beefed-up pledge to keep rates low for longer and compensation for banks over the side-effects of negative rates, sources told Reuters last week.
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The ECB is leaning toward a package that includes a rate cut, a beefed-up pledge to keep rates low for longer and compensation for banks over the side-effects of negative rates, sources told Reuters last week.
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Yet today more officials and experts are putting China in the adversary category, or leaning toward doing so, not least because of Beijing's decision to expand its military capability and project it further into the South China Sea.
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Stu Ockman isn't wildly prolific (not that there's anything wrong with that), but his history indicates a leaning toward grids for the end of the week, and a deviousness in cluing and expansive vocabulary to go with it.
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" The public breakdown began with the revelation on Sunday, as first reported by Politico, that some Sanders' volunteers had been instructed to tell voters leaning toward Warren that her appeal was limited to "highly educated, more affluent people.
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And these days many right-wing voters are leaning toward the extreme right or the so-called hard right — the latter being personified by Mr. Fillon, who is well liked, for example, among Catholics hostile to gay marriage.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A significant pickup in inflation still remains tantalizingly out of reach in most developed economies — aside from asset prices — yet several central banks are leaning toward launching or stepping up efforts that could slow it down.
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On their way to killing Obamacare, Republicans are leaning toward funding up to $9 billion in health care subsidies this year to keep the program afloat — even though they sued the Obama administration to stop those exact payments.
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But Nakaso added that there was a limit to how far operating hours could be cut and that the Tankan survey showed some service-sector companies were leaning toward raising prices to compensate for higher labor costs ahead.
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Sanders has in the run-up to his second presidential campaign sought to map out a progressive foreign policy to compete with the conventional wisdom leaning toward intervention that has been supported by elected leaders from both parties.
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" During the secretary of state beauty pageant in Trump Tower late last year, the then-president-elect was said to be leaning toward selecting Mitt Romney for that job, in part because he looked out of "central casting.
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But Mr. Biden has indicated that he is leaning toward running and will most likely make a decision within the next two weeks, according to Democrats within and beyond his inner circle who have spoken to him recently.
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The Trump administration is leaning toward naming Thomas Brunell, a Texas professor with no government experience, to the top operational job at the U.S. Census Bureau, according to two people who have been briefed on the bureau's plans.
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Instead, I think Warren and Harris have the most to gain and a dark horse candidate like Sherrod Brown could build a base off the 25 to 30 percent of the electorate who are currently leaning toward Biden.
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While younger voters have backed him by large margins, he acknowledged that he had "work to do with older people," as well as with superdelegates, the party's leaders and elected officials, who have mostly been leaning toward Mrs. Clinton.
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Republican leaders appear to leaning toward a vote to "repeal and delay" approach: passing a repeal bill as soon as possible but delaying the repeal measures from going into effect for several years until they approve a replacement plan.
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He also indicated he was leaning toward allowing testimony at the retrial from defense witness Marguerite Jackson, a Temple University coworker who said Constand told her she could get money by accusing a celebrity of drugging and abusing her.
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Senior White House officials have said that Trump is leaning toward a course of action that could lead to the United States abandoning the pact, despite apparent disagreement within his administration over whether that is the best way forward.
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On Sunday, The New York Times reported that a senior administration official said the President is leaning toward approving a new Pentagon plan to keep a small contingent of American troops in eastern Syria, perhaps 200 special operations forces.
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"It sounds to me like the judge is leaning toward the House and favoring a broad claim to investigate and conduct oversight generally and Trump's business dealings specifically," said Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond.
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The comments by New York Fed President William Dudley could suggest that regulators are leaning toward releasing in some way the vast pool of trading data from broker-dealers, including patterns or "flows," they have collected since the summer.
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WASHINGTON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers are increasingly leaning toward rewarding banks for lending to households and businesses but are mostly skeptical about giving lenders a reprieve from a charge on their idle cash, four sources told Reuters.
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The 213-minute gathering Thursday was a routine affair that provided no insight into whether Yahoo's board is leaning toward a sale after four months of wrangling, or will entrust the beleaguered Mayer to engineer a long-promised turnaround.
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"I think they tend to be more along the partisan angle, leaning toward the Republicans ... the weight that they put toward partisan self-identification," Newall said, referring to Rasmussen's long-standing practice of adjusting its results by party identification.
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"We are eager to develop Auja, but projects with the Israelis are not welcomed," said the mayor, who described himself as independent politically but leaning toward Fatah, the party that dominates the Palestine Liberation Organization and the Palestinian Authority.
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The Trump administration is leaning toward returning a pair of Russian diplomatic compounds in Maryland and New York that were seized from the Kremlin as retribution for Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.
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Gloria Steinem and Madeleine Albright's support could have boosted Clinton's waning image with young women, who along with young males are increasingly leaning toward the Bernie Sanders campaign, but instead inflamed an online backlash against themselves and their candidate.
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I tried both and was leaning toward TRIO because I already had the T and the O. The answer, however, happens to be TYPO, which is brilliant, especially because T and F are so close together on the keyboard.
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Yet when asked on a scale of one to 10, where one is extremely cheap and 10 extremely expensive, what best describes the level of Dubai house prices, the median was seven which is leaning toward the expensive side.
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Source: SurveyMonkey By The New York Times Among registered voters, more than 80 percent of those who judge themselves better off now than a year ago say they are at least leaning toward voting for Republicans in the midterms.
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Back in Europe, Government bonds rallied after Reuters reported, citing sources, that ECB policymakers were leaning toward a stimulus package that consisted of a rate cut and compensation for lenders over the negative side effects of negative interest rates.
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In an interview with The New York Times in October, Mr. Cohen gave the surest indication yet that he was looking to reopen a hedge fund, saying that he was "leaning" toward taking outside money from investors in 2018.
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Ms. Cody said she had not made up her mind but was leaning toward Mr. Sanders or Ms. Warren — definitely not Mike Bloomberg, she said, because of his stop-and-frisk policies when he was mayor of New York.
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KEEP IT GOING: Republicans are leaning toward continuing Obamacare payments to ensure a one-week extension of funding the government WALL BALL: Democrats are using local government and statehouses to take steps to slow President Trump's proposed border wall.
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But after nine days of investigation, detectives and police officials were still leaning toward the conclusion that Judge Abdus-Salaam, 65, took her own life, although some questions remained unanswered, three people briefed on the inquiry said on Friday.
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Specifically, the researchers discovered relatively long footprints, possibly belonging to a male Neanderthal, that correspond to an individual between 175 cm (5 feet, 9 inches) to 190 cm (6 feet, 2.8 inches), with confidence leaning toward the shorter figure.
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What's more, they found those attitudes more strongly correlated with support in the 248 presidential race than in 245, with female voters who believed that women faced discrimination tilting toward Clinton and those who did not leaning toward Trump.
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"I think it's a nice pie-in-the-sky philosophy, but I don't think we should try to squeeze everyone into a big pot like that," Concord voter Diane Doner Salice, 68, who is leaning toward Buttigieg, told me.
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"Fed Chairman Powell's speech at Jackson Hole suggests that he is leaning toward a September rate cut, but he did not lay out a reaction function regarding the Fed's rate path beyond September," said Philip Marey, senior U.S. strategist, at Rabobank.
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"I haven't made a final decision yet, but I'm leaning toward ending it after seven — although the nature of the show is one that can go on and on because you can bring in new people," she told the newspaper.
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When the swim bladder is deformed or infected by bacteria or parasites, the goldfish loses its floatation stability - which could result in a fish floating to the top of the water, heavily leaning toward one side, or even swimming upside down.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Joe Walsh, a conservative former U.S. congressman turned talk show host, said on Thursday he was leaning toward a Republican primary challenge to President Donald Trump, calling him a liar and a bully who is unfit for office.
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Trump adviser Barry Bennett told CNN that "a plurality" on the list of 25 preferred were leaning toward Trump after a strong lobbying effort from Cramer, who Bennett called the Trump operation's "Sherpa" over the course of the hectic weekend.
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It's still early, but as of April 19800, the Cook Political Report lists only 19603 out of 21960 congressional races as "tossups," and puts only an additional 21970 races in its next closest category — "leaning" toward one party or the other.
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The battle between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump has tightened significantly in the past week, as several swing states that were leaning toward Clinton are now considered toss-ups, according to the Reuters/Ipsos States of the Nation project.
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While the debate remains open, chief economist Peter Praet last week argued that calm market conditions would support the case for a relatively longer extension with lower volumes, suggesting that the ECB might be leaning toward the 'lower but longer' approach.
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In tragic irony, just as Mexico seems ready to shed its resentment toward the long-hated Yanquis and begin working together to achieve mutually beneficial economic rewards, the United States is leaning toward protectionism and displaying signs of shortsighted nationalism.
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"Just listening to the language from Trump tonight, he said 'terminated' instead of 'killed' when he was talking about life," said Blom, who has trained other students at his school to caucus (many, he said, are leaning toward Trump or Cruz).
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But sources have said Sharp and its bankers are leaning toward a bailout by INCJ to keep its technology in Japanese hands, with government officials also favoring a domestic deal that could spur much-needed consolidation in the country's technology sector.
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But their viewpoints raise questions about just how secure those votes are and whether other hawkish members of the FOMC, for example Loretta Mester of Cleveland, or even Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer, could be leaning toward a hike next month.
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A source close to pre-summit discussions, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Singapore was leaning toward a stronger stance because it is the most internationally engaged member of ASEAN and feels responsibility as summit host to protect its credibility.
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Trump is leaning toward appointing both current Fed Governor Jerome "Jay" Powell and Stanford economist John Taylor, the president told the "Sunday Morning Futures" program for a broadcast to be aired this weekend on FOX News Channel, according to FOX Business.
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As if orienting herself before moving forward, Ms. Simmons has included one of her early photographs, "Landscape (Two Women)" (2007), which features a surrealistic conjoined figure created by two women leaning toward each other and pulling their clothes over their heads.
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In 2012, he earned the animus of people in Ireland, including those in the Golfing Union of Ireland who had shepherded his development, by suggesting that he was leaning toward representing Britain because he had always felt more British than Irish.
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"Overall, while there were no abnormally large downside surprises in pre-nonfarm payrolls employment indicators for June, there was a general leaning toward the soft side when it came to June's job numbers," said James Chen, head of research at Forex.
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As of Saturday, there were signs that rescuers were leaning toward the "buddy dive" option, in which the boys would be given full-face oxygen masks and expert diver buddies to guide them through the cave, back to the mouth.
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But while I'm okay with my fashion and beauty choices leaning toward the whatever-is-easiest option, there's one arena where, feminism be damned, I feel guilty for failing to live up to my "womanly" duties, and that's the domestic sphere.
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I am leaning toward a big performance against the Packers, who allowed Marvin Jones and Stefon Diggs to put up monster numbers over the first three games and have yielded the third-most fantasy points to the position this season.
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Mr. MacArthur said the Ways and Means Committee appeared to be leaning toward a cap on the "amount of tax dollars that you can deduct," rather than a cap based on income, but he declined to specify a dollar figure.
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ECB policymakers are leaning toward a revival package that includes a rate cut, a pledge to keep rates low for longer and compensation for banks over the side-effects of negative rates, five sources familiar with the discussion said last week.
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In June, the "Old Town Road" rapper released the song ahead of his debut EP, 7, with an unofficial video that teased the futuristic approach he was leaning toward, but the original clip is nothing compared to "Panini"'s official treatment.
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A clue that the president was leaning toward Grisham for the job came when aides said she had been added to the White House team going with Trump to the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan, and Seoul, South Korea, this week.
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"He was leaning toward it," said Senator Chris Coons of Delaware, who, along with the two other members of Mr. Biden's home-state congressional delegation, had lunch with the former vice president at his office at the foot of Capitol Hill.
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It holds only a one-seat majority in the House of Representatives, and a handful of seats in Queensland — the state where Mr. Dutton is from — are considered to be up for grabs or leaning toward losses for the Liberals.
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They're leaning toward some type of tax relief or deferring tax payments to provide an initial cushion — hoping to avoid a full-fledged bailout akin to the 2008 banking rescue that could prove difficult to clear past the Republican base.
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ECB policymakers are leaning toward a revival package that includes a rate cut, a pledge to keep rates low for longer and compensation for banks over the side-effects of negative rates, five sources familiar with the discussion said last week.
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And Mr. Baker was already leaning toward selling the Lord & Taylor building; he told Michael that the average Lord & Taylor department store had between 125,000 and 150,000 square feet of floor space, while the Manhattan flagship had 676,000 square feet.
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For the moment, Keith's group is leaning toward beginning its field experiments with ice crystals and calcium carbonate — limestone — that has been milled to particles a half-micron in diameter, or less than 1/100th the width of a human hair.
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The vibe was leaning toward the Katharine Hepburn model, rather than the Lana Turner one, which was interesting in itself, and probably says more about how Ms. Kelly is trying to position herself now than the cocktail frock would have revealed.
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Only four of the participants said they will definitely vote for Trump again; one former Trump voter said he will vote for Andrew Yang; one Clinton voter, Lisa A., said she's leaning toward Elizabeth Warren; and the rest are undecided.
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The survey released on Monday finds Democrats with a 28500-point advantage statewide on the generic ballot, with 6900 percent of respondents saying they plan to or are leaning toward voting for Democrats, compared to only 2628 percent for Republicans.
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OTTAWA, May 31 (Reuters) - Canada on Wednesday greeted reports that U.S. President Donald Trump was leaning toward withdrawal from a pact on climate change by saying it would "keep marching on" with the rest of the world to combat global warming.
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"I'm not sure she'll win," Tim Ott, a restaurant worker leaning toward the more liberal Bernie Sanders but still considering Klobuchar, said Wednesday as he waited for former vice president Joe Biden to speak at a veterans hall in Osage.
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Republican leaders are expected to formally whip the proposal Wednesday, but the House Freedom Caucus' comments Tuesday cast doubt on the operation, after even some prominent conservatives seemed to be leaning toward supporting the continuing resolution Tuesday before the caucus met.
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Of the 43 Republican-held seats that CNN considers leaning toward the Democrats or toss-ups, only nine are in districts where the white population exceeds the national average and the share of residents with college degrees lags the national average.
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According to CNN's new Key Race Ratings for the House, a large number of Republican-held tossup seats and a number of Republican-held seats that are leaning toward the Democrats mean control of the House is up for grabs.
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Trump appears to be leaning toward weakening the law in a manner similar to what was proposed in a bill known as the CHOICE Act this summer by Jeb Hensarling, the Republican chairman of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee.
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But under a barrage of attack from the opposition Labor Party, she is leaning toward recommending preference, or secondary, votes for the government, the sources say, an arrangement that would leave the result of the next federal election in the balance.
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Another scenario is for Apple to spend between $30 billion and $60 billion per year on share repurchases and combine that with a dividend yield of 3 percent until 2023 — which he says is what Wall Street is currently leaning toward.
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Ellis adjourned Friday's hearing without ruling on any of the motions but suggested that he was leaning toward rejecting one made by Manafort's lawyers to hold a hearing to look into alleged leaks from the grand jury that indicted Manafort.
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As a Pew survey recently found, almost 70 percent of young women between the ages of 18-34 are leaning toward the Democratic candidate in their district ahead of the midterms this fall, a major resource that the party can harness.
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Federal investigators appear to be leaning toward the theory that the conductor who sped into a dangerous curve had lost his bearings — either from fatigue or because he knocked himself out by reflexively ducking when someone threw a rock at his cab.
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The Murdochs are "leaning toward" taking Bill O'Reilly off the air at Fox News as his sexual harassment scandal deepens, his advertising revenue plummets and the family looks toward solidifying their planned takeover of European broadcaster Sky, per NY Mag's Gabriel Sherman.
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SAN DIEGO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge on Thursday said he was leaning toward approving a $25 million settlement of fraud claims against President Donald Trump and his Trump University real estate seminars but deferred a final decision to a later date.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Ping An Insurance's OneConnect financial technology unit is leaning toward picking New York over Hong Kong for its initial public offering (IPO) in the hope of achieving a higher valuation, three people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Sherrod Brown of Ohio said Thursday that he will not run for president in 2020, a decision that comes after months of preparations for the Democratic primaries and just days after he appeared to be leaning toward a launch later this month.
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There is a massive gender gap showing up in polling for the midterm elections, according to a recent Quinnipiac University poll: Almost 60 percent of women said they were leaning toward the Democratic candidate in their district, compared to 42 percent of men.
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The battle between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican rival Donald Trump has tightened significantly in the past week, as several swing states that were leaning toward Clinton are now considered toss-ups, according to the Reuters/Ipsos States of the Nation project.
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The company had previously said it was leaning toward setting a minimum threshold for the percentage of voting rights given to public investors, and that most stakeholders backed the idea, but the report on Tuesday was a more formal statement of its findings.
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Overall, only 2893% of likely Democratic primary voters say that they have made up their mind about whom to support at this early stage and 20% are leaning toward a candidate, but nearly two-thirds (64%) say they are still trying to decide.
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LeBron James, who just finished competing in his sixth consecutive NBA Finals, has yet to make a decision but the Cleveland Cavaliers forward reportedly told reporters at his team's championship parade on Wednesday that he is leaning toward not going to Rio.
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Reid RibbleReid James RibbleKeep our elections free and fair Setting the record straight about No Labels With Trump, conservatives hope for ally in 'War on Christmas' MORE, a close Ryan ally who's leaning toward supporting independent candidate Evan McMullin instead of Trump.
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Meanwhile, Biden continues to reiterate to his allies that he's leaning toward running for president and is looking at the start of April to roll out his campaign if he decides he wants to enter the race, people close to him said.
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A boy and a girl about 5 to 8 years old, most likely siblings, each standing far enough from a small, round table to necessitate leaning toward it, rest one arm each on its surface while they both look directly into the lens.
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The aides say leadership is leaning toward just a three-year phase out of the program, which is more generous than the House bill, but still less than the seven years that Portman and other Republicans in Medicaid expansion states have requested.
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Yet because the parties hold a presidential edge in about the same number of states -- with perhaps just slightly more leaning toward Republicans at this point -- it's the small deviations from the overall trend that may decide Senate control in the years ahead.
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Asked about his plans for future campaign rallies, Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that his reelection campaign had decided against holding rallies in Nevada and elsewhere and that he was leaning toward canceling plans to hold a rally in Tampa, Fla.
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ECB policymakers are leaning toward a stimulus package that includes a rate cut, a beefed-up pledge to keep rates low for longer and compensation for banks over the side-effects of negative rates, five sources familiar with the discussion said last week.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - ECB policymakers are leaning toward a stimulus package that includes a rate cut, a beefed-up pledge to keep rates low for longer and compensation for banks over the side-effects of negative rates, five sources familiar with the discussion said.
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