Walz is running statewide in Minnesota, which leans Democratic, while his 1st Congressional District leans Republican.
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Rothfus (PA-220006) Toss-up > Leans DPA-2202 Open (Dent, R) Toss-up > Leans DJ. Herrera Beutler (R, WA-2628) Safe R > Leans RC. McMorris Rodgers (R, WA-28500) Leans R > Toss-up McMorris Rodgers's campaign did not immediately return a request for comment from The Hill on the rating shift.
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Everyone at the table freezes because half the family leans to the left and half leans to the right.
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Just as his golfing attire leans toward grays, blues, browns and whites, his public persona leans toward vanilla malted.
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It also moved Michigan's 25th District to "leans" Democrat from "toss-up" and Washington's 21th District to "toss-up" from "leans" Republican.
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Clinton has since overtaken Trump in the RCP average of Ohio, provoking the University of Virginia Center for Politics to move the state from "Leans Republican" into the "Leans Democratic" column.
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Apple's investment and acquisition activity leans heavily toward the latter.
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This record also leans a bit more deftly toward religiosity.
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Her bicycle leans against the wall by her office desk.
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The show leans in hard to its relationship to feminism.
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Yvonne Strahovski as Serena leans over Elisabeth Moss as June.
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It's at its best when it leans into being ridiculous.
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Fallen Kingdom leans hard into that aspect of the series.
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Then she leans down and gives Buddy a big hug.
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She leans into her impulses, good or bad, without hesitation.
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SurfSafe's leans heavily on the expertise of established media outlets.
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She leans on him, literally, as they circle their neighborhood.
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Heller leans more toward defunding Planned Parenthood than protecting it.
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In fact, he LEANS IN -- while still holding both hands!
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Meester rolls her eyes and leans back in her chair.
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Smash Ultimate leans into this blending of old and new.
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But not a history that leans on easy intellectual crutches.
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Johnson puts his buttocks against the wall and leans back.
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Manchin's campaign leans heavily on his loyalty to West Virginia.
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As she turns to flee, the forest leans after her.
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The script always leans toward the latter, to its benefit.
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He smiles at the soldiers, the woman leans against him.
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It leans entirely on what the player takes from it.
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McVicar, herb lover that she is, leans more toward half.
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Chesterfield County, in the middle of the district, leans Republican.
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Sabato's Crystal Ball also lists that race as "leans" Republican.
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Lai leans into the wind and stares at the water.
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My dad leans over, and I know what he'll say.
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His millennial speechwriter, Stephen Miller, leans far to the right.
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Morley leans on the idiom of surrealism throughout the show.
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And in season four, it leans all the way in.
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His mother leans across the barrier and hugs her son.
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One leans into the painting, grasping a gnarly, phallic branch to support himself as he looks; the other leans forward, face cast in shadow, left hand grasping towards Susannah, the other towards the viewer.
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Eighty-hour-a-week job expectations mean that one spouse leans into their career and the other leans into the home and 99 percent of the time that seems to fall along traditional gender lines.
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As Jamey leans in to kiss Veronica, she covers his eyes.
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He leans back in his chair and looks at his staffers.
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She leans into conflict and she's quick with a quote retweet.
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The judge leans over the bench to get a better look.
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Titanic leans hard into its dreams and, for my money, succeeds.
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Every time Mr. Giamatti gamely leans into the melodrama, it backfires.
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This series doesn't escape that fate, but rather leans into it.
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Emmy leans on her bandmates — including the crushworthy Alfie — for support.
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Moon leans forward and puts his index fingers to his temples.
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She leans forward on her sofa and her expression turns solemn.
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She almost falls, but leans into the armrest to catch herself.
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His reputation leans more toward pragmatic problem-solving than ideological rigidity.
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This is an open seat that leans Republican, according to Cook.
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Twin Peaks leans into the audience's capability to be a detective.
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It's portable, it's small, and it leans heavily on cloud services.
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She leans into him like a stray cat against a fence.
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Whichever way Merkel leans, it could create trouble within her government.
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" Sabato analysts shifted the race from "leans Democratic" to "likely Democratic.
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He indulged his sweet tooth, which leans toward peanut M&Ms.
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Otherwise, the presentation leans heavily on the social media influencers aspect.
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Cook Political Report says the district leans Republican by 163 points.
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Ojeda's race is a toss-up, or at worst leans Republican.
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Collins leans on his wife, Deborah, and his friends for support.
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Any runner who leans into the finish must be in stride.
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The political makeup of the district still leans in Republicans' favor.
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His choice of wines also leans in favor of your liver.
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Life is Strange: Before the Storm leans heavily into the gay.
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The district contains the city of Charlottesville and leans relatively Republican.
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Although he leans libertarian, Mr. Thomas said he supports Mr. Trump.
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Jacobson says the New York Senate race leans toward the Democrats.
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She leans in close, breath hot with the scent of peppermint.
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Jane Harper leans on the Australian environment in all her novels.
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Harper leans on the Australian environment in all of her novels.
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He leans into his reputation of being a man of dishonor.
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His seat is rated "leans Republican" by The Cook Political Report.
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The figure leans on an hourglass, signifying that eternity lies ahead.
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A defender makes a stab and leans too far one way.
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The Fraternal Order of Police typically leans Republican in federal races.
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" Ms. Hayward added: "Parisian culture just leans toward visiting and enjoying.
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Aboughazale leans on Bill Harrigan to break his fillies and colts.
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The district leans Democratic, according to a host of race ratings.
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Dickinson doesn't shy away from ludicrousness, but leans into it unabashedly.
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The district leans Democratic as of now, according to Cook's ratings.
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He leans toward Nick, hugs him from behind, kisses his neck.
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He walks off the field and leans dejectedly against the backstop.
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A student who, you know, leans very much in one direction.
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I like the fact that the car leans back under acceleration.
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The first three are Toss-Ups races, while Texas leans Republican.
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Axne avoids any mention of it; Malinowski leans into the topic.
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It leans on nostalgia without being fully stuck in the past.
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Beauty and the Beast leans into the strangeness of this scenario.
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She folds her hands in front of her and leans forward.
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Election prediction firms rate it as either "likely" or "leans" Democratic.
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" Cook leans forward and leans his elbows on the conference room table: "Your education shouldn't depend on your zip code, and similarly your ability to live past your first birthday shouldn't depend on where you're born.
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Ours leans towards the environmental side, with water fluid and animal passage.
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A woman, tall and blonde, leans over and whispers into Cooper's ear.
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And it's a move that often leans in favor of the employer.
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He knows, he just kind of comes over and leans over me.
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He leans back against the couch and listens to his daughters' voices.
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And it's a practice that often leans in favor of the corporation.
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Your partner squats or leans over you to penetrate you from above.
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But then Gilbert leans forward suddenly and shakes me by the shoulders.
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The state leans slightly more Republican than the rest of the country.
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He leans in and listens, and comes away a stronger, better man.
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The vlogger leans over to push the power button on the machine.
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Hers, he says, leans more toward the mushy end of the spectrum.
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Already, the reaction to Fallout 2120 leans negative within more hardcore circles.
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Brownstein Hyatt gives to candidates in both parties, but it leans Republican.
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The clip ends as Kerl leans down to pick up Franklin's gun.
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Sis leans forward between the seats and kisses Mom on the cheek.
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The big picture: As we've reported, the U.S. still leans on cash.
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Then he leans toward the audience as if he's whispering a secret.
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He leans over the shelves of the meat aisle, punching the wall.
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As a competitive powerlifter, he leans on them for high-protein meals.
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A rubob, a long-necked native lute, leans on a back shelf.
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Sansa goes back to dull colors but really leans into her heritage.
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"My daughter leans very far forward to use the bathroom," Rose said.
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He leans in on the table, his face tightening, a frown descending.
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As her mother pulls their cart away, Hali leans closer to me.
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In the snap, Chopra smiles as she leans in close to Jonas.
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Now the tablet leans a little further back on the Smart Keyboard.
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As you probably guessed, he leans left, while Rosalind is more conservative.
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Island residents are respectful of celebrities and the area leans Democratic politically.
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He leans over to cut his patient's bandages, letting out a sigh.
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The ambient sound feature leans a little too heavily on the microphones.
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To do so, the lawsuit leans on a 1992 case, Vanskike v.
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The 2018 summer smash leans on an entire whisper for a chorus.
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Trump, in a dark suit, leans forward in his chair, hands clasped.
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The cocktail program at Dante leans into the bitter Italian aperitif Campari.
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Finally—each eager couple leans forward—the young parents score the finale.
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These risks are amplified if Iran leans on proxies or allied militias.
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He lifts his hands, starts rubbing his fingers together, and leans back.
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He still slurs his syllables, and he still leans heavily on assonance.
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If the "Economy of Francesco" leans in that direction, it will fail.
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The area, which is part of Hamilton County, leans Democratic, residents said.
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The décor leans toward luxe, and there's contemporary art on the walls.
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Though the town leans liberal, the surrounding region is solidly center-right.
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The series rarely leans on subtext when broad, boldfaced text will do.
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President Richard Trumpka, who leans toward the center on many issues, has
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Everyone totally enjoys themselves and leans into the silliness of it all.
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In the bathroom, a collection of small logs leans against the toilet.
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Avoiding strict metre, the Republican Presidential nominee leans on simple poetic devices.
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"Everything leans toward him on paper," including age and size, Ellerbe said.
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The framework guiding this WIRED series—information ecology—leans into these complications.
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Her own ax leans up against a fake fireplace in her apartment.
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In another, a little girl leans against her mother, her head high.
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"Mister Mellow" leans instead toward smoothness, the better to mesmerize and disorient.
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Though the town leans liberal, the surrounding region is solidly center-right.
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He leans too far to the left for some in the party.
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Hulu's Fyre Fraud leans into that instinct and revels in their downfall.
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His backpack brushes against Klein as she leans over the store's counter.
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In places where Microsoft doesn't have a presence, it leans on IANA data.
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While Middleton's coat leans on the light side, Markle opted for deeper shades.
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Swamp Thing leans in on backwoods swampy horror and it works so well.
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Philosophically, YouTube TV leans hard into the idea that content is just content.
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Endgame leans into that, but not as a total deus ex-machina safeguard.
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He leans instead into ingredients like mushrooms and cheese, or both at once.
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But Holmes leans in the opposite direction, more cult than cult of personality.
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Instead, it leans into its ridiculous premise — and its idiot of a hero.
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Going in a slightly different direction that leans into the company's playful persona.
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The point is that the media clearly leans conservative in covering budget issues.
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That's great news considering how heavily the game leans on the multiplayer experience.
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Somalia has been particularly friendly to Turkey and leans towards the Islamist camp.
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Stylistically, Cloak & Dagger leans closer to Legion than to other current superhero shows.
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The district leans Republican by a +9 margin, but registered Democrats outnumber Republicans.
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Estevez leans on his fastball but also has an effective slider and changeup.
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As fireworks start going off above them, Colton leans in for the kiss.
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Lessons learned Norberto Lázaro leans on the cafeteria table and rubs his forehead.
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The film, clocking in around 80 minutes, leans heavily into high-concept directing.
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It leans, instead, on emotional payoffs — or at least the promise of them.
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Then the child leans over a virtual desk, and crashes to the floor.
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Later, Hays leans over a puddle and sees the reflection of the Moon.
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The food is spicy and greasy, and the soundtrack leans radio rap heavy.
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The room goes quiet and Caitlin leans against the doorway hugging her father.
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She sees what she wants and she goes for it — she leans in.
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Supreme Court that leans right thanks to a stolen seat, will make genuine
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Behind her a man leans back on a bed or couch, looking unconcerned.
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The Cook Political report has Smith's seat rated as "leans" Democratic and Sen.
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He leans on historical pricing action and valuation spreads to bolster his thesis.
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The documentary leans toward skepticism about Mr. Shin, which isn't a singular take.
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And the other leans in to the circle that the fox's tail makes.
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Sandy straddles the rubber, leans on his right knee, stares in at Roseboro.
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Nunes's district leans strongly Republican, and Trump won it by near double-digits.
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She leans in as an affirmative, and the episode closes on this smooch.
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In precise usage, one stands on a podium and leans on a lectern.
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Her friend, Shannon Rayford, the only black person in the place, leans over.
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Sometimes he leans his stool back and rests his head on the wall.
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Snyder clasps his hands, leans forward, and mentally prepares for the next possession.
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Camanini leans over the chefs as they decorate the kombu with fennel seeds.
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He leans forward, and the rotten-egg funk of ammonia pierces the air.
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And like the Republican Party overall, Trump's support leans old, male and white.
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While California leans heavily Democratic, six of its last 10 governors were Republican.
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Even in a deep-red place like Alabama, the young population leans Democratic.
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One is solidly Republican and will stay that way; the other leans Democratic.
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It's a zombie film that both leans on and subverts previous zombie lore.
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For a Texan, especially one who leans left, this situation can be disconcerting.
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But Peters' TikTok content is so heartwarming because he leans into the corniness.
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Tech is by nature forward-looking, and often leans strongly towards liberal values.
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These days, when neighbors stop by, Mr. Romero leans in with a question.
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The man picks up the crackers and leans over and starts to eat.
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"Midsummer in Newtown" leans heavily on maudlin musical cues, cheapening its subjects' words.
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He smiles and leans forward, and then spews venom in a treacly tone.
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After she hands over the glasses, she leans back and closes her eyes.
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Like Buffett, Huber leans on a less-is-more approach when selecting stocks.
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Bernie Sanders leans into his ability to turn out young voters and independents.
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As a result, each retiring baby boomer now leans on just 85033 workers.
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If Manchin loses, they have to take a seat that currently leans Republican.
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" Then Aretha sits at the piano and leans hard into "Never Grow Old.
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Conor Lamb, a moderate Democrat running in a Pennsylvania district that leans Republican.
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They rely heavily on freshman Malik Monk, who leans a ton on jumpers.
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Harris also leans into the Climate Equity Act, legislation that she and Rep.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN:Tom Brady: SuperBowl Jersey RecoveredBen Affleck: Leans On Paps For Help!
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Though she leans Republican, Ms. Detraux had not liked Mr. Trump at first.
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Please insert your "That could be the reason the Tower leans" joke here.
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With Abednego all but passed out, Zamani leans in close for a selfie.
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" And sometimes he leans on humor: "Got vintage garments old as my granny.
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Respondents were split on their description of the U.S. economy, with 40 percent saying it leans more toward government control, 34 percent saying it leans toward free market control and 85033 percent describing it as an equal mix of the two.
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Don't worry; the movie leans on CGI to recreate that very intimate body part.
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In the elevator with her, she leans in to kiss him and they touch.
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Deep learning in particular leans heavily on large amounts of compute as a crutch.
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You mentioned your background in the evangelical community, which leans to the right politically.
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Otherwise, the new camera leans on the A11 Bionic chip for better image processing.
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It leans sexy and slow, so maybe DJ Ansolo channeling D'Angelo and not Diplo.
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Look at a state like Pennsylvania, which leans Democratic in terms of voting registration.
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As a last resort, Chandra leans on her instincts and calls Child Protective Services.
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At its heart, Little Nightmares is a puzzle-platformer that leans toward creepy horror.
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One that leans into what older people do, rather than what they can't do.
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Every time he interrupts you he leans over and touches your forearm very lightly.
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When it leans into fantasy in this way, the film creates some magical moments.
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Upon revisiting, it's astounding how heavily Hill leans into gospel themes on the album.
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It leans against my refrigerator next to a Swiffer that gets all the action.
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Instead of her walking away from that or shutting down, she leans into it.
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In both, Harington leans into his strengths as the Pretty Boy Who Knows Nothing.
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Then she leans back into the material a bit, as if resting against it.
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Before the video fades to black, Lopez sweetly leans on her future husband's arm.
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The following year he released Another Green World, which leans most heavily on synthesizers.
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The Beacon leans into its resemblance to a nightlight by actually being a nightlight.
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He leans in again, speaking slowly like he might to a frightened farm animal.
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The trailer leans heavily on delivering emotionally impactful moments, leaving exposition for another day.
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Momoa is a delight, mostly because he leans into the absurdity of his appearance.
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The book leans toward people who contributed to use-oriented applications of computing technology.
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A toppled tree leans onto a power line after an overnight storm Monday, Oct.
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But the reader can have no real doubt as to which side he leans.
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That implies a chunky premium to its rivals, and leans on generous payouts too.
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The country still leans to the right when it comes to general political sentiments.
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The seat leans hard to the left or right as cars take sharp turns.
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The older I get, the more my taste in mates leans toward the elderly.
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The district leans Republican but only went to Trump by 3 points in 2016.
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Not to worry if your locus of control leans more on the external side.
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Jacques Leobold, aka Léo, leans against a stack of books at his Paris bookstore.
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Piano-heavy production on tracks like "Tomorrow" leans back languidly into lounge-lite soul.
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Rating From the galley, Tom Hardy leans forward, a magnificent sneer on his face.
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When he sleeps, he leans his chin on his fist, like a tiny thinker.
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He leans forward and reminds his father to put his cell phone on vibrate.
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I hope that this season of The Bachelorette leans into the diversity among them.
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Anti-abortion advocates are expected to pursue more cases if the court leans right.
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When Gucci designer Alessandro Michele likes something, he really leans into it – mixing prints.
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He leans heavily on the "so bad it's good" principle — so heavily it collapses.
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Sketches No. 1 and 2 are essentially tied, but a majority leans to 2.
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Construction on the building began in 1173, and it currently leans about four degrees.
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Berlant leans into the wit and vulnerability on the edges of her previous work.
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Mia Love's 4th District is considered one that "leans" Republican, according to nonpartisan handicappers.
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But in the second, she leans forward and clasps her hands together, clearly laughing.
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One of the cherubs leans over and gives Beyoncé a kiss on the cheek.
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In his interviews with Goldberg, Obama leans to the other side of the spectrum.
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She leans in to sniff me and offers a nonchalant shrug, "Yeah," she says.
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The music leans underground under the auspices of locally famous house and techno DJs.
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He leans forward in his leather chair and looks at me, junkie to junkie.
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Then he reappears and leans on the stage for the remainder of the video.
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Smiling, she leans into a sharp metal grinder, shooting sparks off into the crowd.
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Both Cook and Sabato's Crystal Ball list it as a race that leans Republican.
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She leans more toward meritocratic-right-wing ideals and I'm more of a leftist.
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One obvious example is the early vote, which often reports first and leans Democratic.
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But the N.F.L. leans toward the single owner, or at least single family, model.
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My date blushes and leans in to whisper "oh my god" in my ears.
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LOUISVILLE — Stephon Harbin leans Democratic but says he resents being pigeonholed in one party.
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Hussman leans on a recent chart from Bank of America to bolster this idea.
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" The Alabama Senate race is ranked by The Cook Political Report as "leans Republican.
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A man casually leans on a tank while children play on the gun turret.
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Tellingly, season four leans the least on flashbacks to the prisoners' pre-prison lives.
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Gonzalez goes over to him and, well, tugs him slightly and leans into him.
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The Netflix version leans more into the fantasy elements of the comic, they said.
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A prodigious researcher, Morris leans heavily toward the "more is better" school of biography.
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In pictures on Instagram, Alyssa leans into the arms of her boyfriend, Trevor West.
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His take on the character leans "very heavily into a noir story," he said.
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It leans in on gimmicky mechanics, but not to the point of over-indulgence.
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His eyes and brows will narrow as he leans in to hear the question.
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And sometimes he turns off the mike, leans over and talks a little extra.
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Dr. Burgio leans toward another explanation: He suspects a disease drove the birds extinct.
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In a video from Brazil, a kitten named Athena leans more towards the latter.
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Officials have said that the interagency review process leans toward disclosure of technological flaws.
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First, the national environment (as indicated by the national generic ballot) leans their way.
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They would have had an easier time escaping the partisan leans of their state.
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Olive leans into her bad reputation when she makes her big debut at school.
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In a video taken of the encounter, she leans over and whispers to them.
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Khan accordingly leans into this historical fallacy, appropriating the cartoon for her own purposes.
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Almost every time that President Trump confronts an issue, he leans to the right.
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The decision on CSRs will be a bellwether of which way the administration leans.
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The city is mostly white, but the population leans older, which could benefit Clinton.
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Sabbie stops and leans forward, seemingly struggling to breathe, as an officer approaches him.
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Corporal Evans then leans over and begins swinging multiple times at Mr. Debose's face.
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He leans toward promoting it, saying that more diversity will make the scene cooler.
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So Slice leans on its pizzeria partners to spread the word to their customers.
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But the logic of all three trends leans toward transportation as a service (TaaS).
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Magalia resident James Sallaz leans on his friend's truck, which he has been sleeping in.
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Burton leans in hard on the animal rights angle here, and though cheesy, it works.
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With all of the close calls, the episode still leans heavily toward a happy ending.
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Sinclair executives, in turn, say that the mainstream media leans too far to the left.
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As we said, the reality show leans on weeping and wailing — what reality television doesn't?
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It leans into new characters quite a bit and will surprise you by the end.
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"I feel like hot yoga leans me out, and I love it," she tells PEOPLE.
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It leans into multitasking, as Apple continues to push the iPad as a work device.
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Hemsworth leans into his goofy Australian rich boy persona hard, and it's delightful to behold.
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Eric Firestone leans out the window of his gallery space at 4 Great Jones Street.
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King, a wire fox terrier, leans toward a microphone during a press conference on Feb.
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Kasthuri leans in when he talks about the possibilities a full human connectome may unveil.
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Nor does it have the economic or military might that Israel so often leans on.
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"All of these are words," the co-hosts admitted, as Oh leans on Samberg's shoulder.
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There's a chip on his shoulder, but even he doesn't know which way it leans.
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Asked why she left her home, Guerrero leans forward, her hands folding into her lap.
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"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" leans heavily on characters gently trying to manage Daenerys.
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He leans in and says something to him, then reaches over to grab his helmet.
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You can create all kinds of symbolism and metaphors that poetry and verse leans towards.
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The smart speaker leans on Assistant to offer voice controls and artificially intelligent, well, assistance.
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Across the garage, KGB handler Gabriel (Frank Langella) leans heavily on a cane and waits.
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Yellen's Fed leans towards the doves, as did the institution under her predecessor Ben Bernanke.
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A yellow sign leans next to another tent and advertises, "Free feminine hygiene & baby" products.
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In the second shot, Vergara leans into her beau as they pose for the picture.
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Silicon Valley, of course, leans heavily left and the Trump surprise sent many technologists reeling.
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In the second picture, Bush Hager leans in to deliver a smooch on Welch's cheek.
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It's a pity (there's that word again), because the form itself leans otherwise, favoring compassion.
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The last votes come in an hour later from the Panhandle, which leans toward Republicans.
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He also leans into just a dash of a Boston accent and we can't complain.
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The gender split leans male (83 percent) with a good proportion of females (28 percent).
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She defines herself as "very socially liberal," but leans right on economics and foreign policy.
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A quick glance at the numbers shows how frequently he leans on mid-range attempts.
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She notes that she leans Democratic but doesn't really pick her candidates along party lines.
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Meanwhile, Baker, Bush's former chief of staff, leans over his shoulder to offer some assistance.
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Mr Xi's revamped China model leans even more heavily on nationalism than earlier models did.
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Vampyr leans in hard on dialogue, which is a shame considering how shoddy it is.
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Niantic leans heavily on global mapping data, morphology, and other ecological traits to categorize environments.
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Today, the answer is OP-ED PIECE, which is an entirely different column that leans.
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Day calls herself a "Hillary Democrat"; her daughter, Charlotte, leans much more to the left.
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" Then leans in and he says to me in English, "You like the Mexican women?
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Wasserman Schultz's district leans Democratic so she's unlikely to face a serious general election challenge.
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Kylie leans heavily on her social media presence to promote her products, and it's working.
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Every other new feature introduced in today's Gmail redesign leans in that same direction too.
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Mr. McClatchy's book leans mightily on quotations about art and aesthetics; it's a poet's book.
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Judge Garland, a former prosecutor, leans slightly to the right in criminal cases, for instance.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump leans in as if to kiss running mate Mike Pence.
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Leans are won about 220% of the time by the party favored at this point.
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She leans into the flow, as if the water was coming out of her body.
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He leans forward and speeds past desks, nearly knocking over shelves and crashing into crates.
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A year out, that split remains, but now it leans toward saying things are bad.
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Virginia House of Delegates member Nick Freitas leans libertarian and has received endorsements from Sens.
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Virginia House of Delegates member Nick Freitas leans Libertarian and has received endorsements from Sens.
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And perhaps that's why it leans into Diana's Greek mythology-driven roots with righteous enthusiasm.
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He leans forward, and his chrome nail polish shimmers as his hand gestures get bigger.
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Mercury at 0.03 degrees hardly slouches, while Uranus leans on its side at 82.23 degrees.
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Likewise, Chris Bailey's choreography leans heavily on mimed air-guitar licks and high-five exuberance.
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In sleuthing out shares, Ms. Starke leans toward the information technology and health care sectors.
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But it also leans heavily on the practical consequences of a ruling in his favor.
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Trump, either spurred or spurned by all of the attention, leans in -- to it all.
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The trailer leans into the humor-amid-violence combo the Miami cops are known for.
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The Roys control the world's fifth-largest media conglomerate, whose cable-news network leans conservative.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report has moved the race from Solid Republican to Leans Republican.
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To the degree that they suggest a national environment that leans heavily Democratic, they are.
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She leans back on the cushions and gives in to the weight of her lids.
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On her Instagram, Tira Part leans into the camera in what seems like unbearable anticipation.
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In this way, Dion leans on the memory of his father to bolster his strength.
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She leans on hard data, historical anecdotes, and low recession probabilities to bolster her thesis.
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Mr. Joel said the report "leans forward" in an effort to "enhance transparency" and clarity.
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Fortunately, the dad of two leans on his wife, whom he married in September 2018.
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And so it leans more toward that than, let's come down and crank out 3s.
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One, in the 32nd District, covered a swath of the Bronx and leans heavily Democratic.
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Take a look ... Conor leans in and takes a few quiet, private shots at Floyd.
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While Mississippi overwhelmingly favored President Trump in last year's presidential election, the Delta leans Democratic.
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Jessica all of sudden feels slightly too drunk, she wobbles, and leans against the wall.
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Jon Mikkel kneels down next to his snowmobile and leans back on his right arm.
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This is one of Kanye's dopest verses, a moment that he just totally leans into.
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A human, someone between technician and doctor, leans over the nameless body whose face is painted the trademark black and white of the Ghost Nation, and the camera leans with him for a gruesome close-up of multiple slow incisions into manufactured flesh and skull.
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The same way Queer Eye leans into its culture of positivity by sporting "I'm Not Crying, You're Crying" billboards and giving us updates on the marital status of even the earliest makeover subjects, Making It leans aggressively into the goofy culture of supportive crafting.
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He leans in to see me and another solo diner starting to dig into our plates.
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In the shot, Nick is seen holding a cigar as Chopra leans back against his chest.
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The man in the blue t-shirt leans forward and reaches out to the fallen man.
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Troye Sivan leans in close to examine the email I've pulled up on my greasy iPhone.
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That moment where Claire leans in to kiss (smell?) Frank's neck made me sob out loud.
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With her legs flailing, Horton leans the side of his body on her neck and head.
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The series premiere leans heavily into the entire precious pixie schtick at every chance it gets.
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This is a unit that both leans into the unknown and gives you control over it.
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For all the recent tensions, the present situation leans towards the latter end of the spectrum.
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Rather, the dramedy leans even further into the "comedy" half of that moniker this time around.
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The parody conversation leans into Bloomberg's ultra-wealthy status and the culture of meme-ing online.
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Her voice sharpening with pain, Ms. Maris sporadically leans far forward to make visible Donna's urgency.
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Both Cook Political Report and Sabato's Crystal Ball moved Kansas' 3rd District contest to leans Democratic.
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But in business and throughout the campaign, he leans on his family to an unusual degree.
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At one point during the dinner, Trump leans over to talk to a heavyset man — Goldstone.
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It's when A Case of Distrust leans into that minimalism that it is at its best.
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The latest trailer, like the one before it, leans heavy on sad heroes promising vague action.
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But The Mummy leans heavily on her sex appeal, as opposed to any definable character traits.
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"Right now the fighting has stopped," she says and leans back to take in the sun.
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Those positions have been met with indifference from Ellison's voters in Minneapolis, which leans heavily Democratic.
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In his characteristic red tie, Trump leans forward, no smile, with an aggressive — arguably menacing — stare.
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This smallness leans into the "wagon train to the stars" conceit of the space opera genre.
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A ranger named Tomasi leans down and gazes at the beast's mutilated head, swarming with flies.
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" The smiling Ohio governor, in suit sans tie, leans in and happily accepts: "Thank you, Arnold.
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A young woman leans backward over a grated gutter, resting her elbows on the sidewalk behind.
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Comanche leans on the trunk of a beater gray two-door coupe, walkie-talkie in hand.
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Mr. Salonen leans a bit too heavily on Pollux's divinity, overloading that music with galactic twinkling.
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She climbs aboard the saddle, gathers her overcoat around her, and leans into the uncompromising wind.
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Vanessa Gangadyal leans into her husband, Michael Gangadyal, around their dog, Ally, shortly before its passing.
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She later leans down to rub him and whispers into his ear, then massages it gently.
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"What critics said: "Swamp Thing leans in on backwoods swampy horror and it works so well.
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McGowan, who owns the Wigwam, leans over the counter and flicks some ash from his cigarette.
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So Logan leans back on the real source of his power: his network, and his reputation.
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As he leans over to blow out her candle, we see him for the first time.
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He rarely leans on snappy punch lines and largely steers clear of cruel or crass jokes.
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Fulton County leans Republican, which makes it important for Handel to run ahead of Ossoff there.
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" The focus leans heavily on stereotype, a categorization which is "subjective but drew on collective consciousness.
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Still, he sighs and leans forward when I ask him about the backstory of the song.
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The agent leans out the driver's side window, looking down at the all-weather dirt road.
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Last Kings has a '22007s skater-kid aesthetic that leans towards a more simple, refined look.
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Tinrod leans in, mind on the viewer traffic and face a druxy dressed in false sympathy.
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And yet the show, which knowingly leans deep into kitsch, is at once preposterous and delightful.
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What comes up in the tunes is a creative process that leans heavily on my subconscious.
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Analysts said the U.S. will now have to watch how closely the South leans toward China.
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The walk, the shoulder that leans slightly to the left, a graceful swing of the arms.
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When he doesn't seem to be daydreaming he leans his head on his hand and sleeps.
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He leans over a scale model of the 59-acre site, which is named Willow Village.
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Joe Carnevale, 59, an IT director at a public utility, is an independent who leans Democratic.
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Where ABC's smash hit "The Good Doctor" opts for sentimentality, "The Resident" instead leans toward cynicism.
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Because Maryland leans so heavily Democratic, the primary is pretty much the election in this case.
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Democrats will have a narrower path to the presidency nationwide as long as Ohio leans red.
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He leans on historical data and a feedback loop that exists between liquidity, volatility, and returns.
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Although the best of the four films in that category I watched recently leans toward that.
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The "Chicago school" of economics, as it is called, leans heavily toward free and efficient markets.
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This show seemingly leans into that, because both love and fame are simultaneously up for grabs.
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In it, Walt Whitman leans against the railing of a ship, exalting in all he sees.
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These sessions resulted in an album that leans on ambience but has backbone and songwriting heft.
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Her state leans strongly Republican, and Heitkamp is seen as vulnerable in next year's midterm elections.
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While little polling on the race has surfaced so far, it leans Republican, according to Cook.
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If the other person leans forward as they speak to you, gently lean forward as well.
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And so she leans harder on words — which ones to pick, and how to deploy them.
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What's even more striking than this abrupt vulnerability is how little prop comedy he leans on.
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The state leans decidedly Democratic and has not elected a Republican senator in nearly 50 years.
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"Pokémon leans toward this worldview that wildlife is there for our exploitation and use," he says.
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Mr. Willis leans libertarian and originally feared that Mr. Trump might be a liberal in disguise.
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They argued that the consumer auto market leans toward gas-guzzling trucks and sport utility vehicles.
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Second: Kamala Harris's new plan to end mass incarceration leans on her past as a prosecutor.
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Of course, some Republican partisans might wish to suppress non-white voting because it leans Democratic.
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They should not be made to feel that the system leans in favor of the accused.
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In closely divided cases, Justice Kennedy often holds the crucial vote, and he generally leans right.
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Gerwig understands the binary of Little Women's two-part structure, and her film leans into it.
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And he recently won the endorsement of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which generally leans Republican.
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Compared to this poll, our sample leans about 13 points more Democratic than the general population.
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Politically, the district is a toss-up, with the Cook Political Report saying it leans Democratic.
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The column, which leans slightly, is punctuated by holes whose interiors appear to be painted red.
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He just holds his hands out, leans across without missing a beat and says: ''Hey, [expletive] 'em.
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Of course, there's some sampling and survivorship bias that probably leans in favor of the good side.
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During her pitch, Purselle leans on her experiences as a bootstrapping entrepreneur to connect with the group.
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A local man leans against Esparza Family Restaurant, one of the few places to eat in Trona.
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As he leans over the casket, his body suddenly resurrects and begins a brawl with the rapper.
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Trump lost California, which leans left politically, by a wide margin to former Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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She leans into him and they begin slowly kissing when there's a booming knock at the door.
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That assessment "leans" toward the view that the Russians were trying to hurt Clinton and help Trump.
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Zuckerberg leans into the analogy that Facebook is more like a government now than a traditional company.
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On the one hand, it leans on the cast of characters Marvel has spent eight years developing.
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A trio of high wooden ladders, too platonically perfect to ever see use, leans against one wall.
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Maybe you don't get looped into it, but radio, talk radio leans very heavily to the right.
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From the first episode, the show leans into difficult subjects without striking a Very Special Episode vibe.
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At one point he stumbles, as if a leg has gone limp, and leans against a wall.
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A big part of its success leans on its software, which is nearly stock Android 9 Pie.
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As soon as she's told her brother the good news, however, she leans in with a threat.
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She leans left but never expressed her political opinions on social media and rarely ever in public.
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The daughter leans in, and the son, and the two others I realize must be their partners.
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In the photo, Dunham, 32, leans against Antonoff's shoulder, while the Bleachers frontman flashes a big grin.
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The district leans Republican, and many of its rural counties voted for the current president in 2016.
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He says this is not the first time he has been told his work leans too political.
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He leans into the unpredictability of hearing, but not seeing, a bullet whiz by in real time.
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Karl Heimer leans back in the church office chair that's become the center of a makeshift barbershop.
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Yet Gamberg and current Sheriff Greg Hagwood believe the evidence leans toward those two as the culprits.
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Instead, the appeal of romance in games leans on the emotional or psychological end of the spectrum.
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Actually, it's evidence that, when the rest of the world gets political, the fashion crowd leans in.
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In one scene at the school, Sean leans in to kiss Nathan in front of a student.
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He walks towards her, and then with his left shoulder and left foot he leans in slightly.
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The newly drawn 10th District in southern Pennsylvania still leans Republican, but not as heavily as before.
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Dotty's heartfelt delivery and introspective approach to lyricism leans more towards the boom bap sound of rap.
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Despite an aesthetic which leans into photorealism, the game's rural landscape is filled with moments of fantasy.
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His body — and whole body, actually — steps forward and leans forward as he goes to shake hands.
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In one post that Vergara shared on Instagram before the hack, Manganiello leans in to kiss her.
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Castlevania — which also leans on an art style reminiscent of anime — comes to Netflix on July 7.
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It abhors her Democratic Progressive Party, which leans towards formal as well as functional independence from China.
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Clinton leans on her husband for economic advice, the former president may need to update his approach.
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If he leans on her for that, that's a good thing, that is a really good thing.
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The state typically leans red, but its largest paper continues to shake things up by endorsing Clinton.
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Like the dollar stores, Wal-Mart leans heavily on low-income shoppers to fuel its sales gains.
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This likely means in close calls the decision leans in favor of not bringing a criminal case.
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So you have to point out that the available Model 3 leans toward being a premium car.
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Nate It looks to me like North Carolina already leans Democratic, at least in this presidential election.
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A surfboard leans in a corner, although not one of Mr. Varella's: Those belong to the waves.
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West Virginia is considered a toss up while Montana leans Democrat, according to Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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That's more like a race that is closer to leans Democratic than it is a toss-up.
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While his reelection race is expected to be competitive, forecasters say it leans slightly in his favor.
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Whether in a meeting or at a party, he leans slightly toward whoever is speaking, head nodding.
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It's at this moment that Fernando leans into his bike and leaves everyone behind, including our guides.
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All in all, the IMF's forecast leans towards the scary end of the spectrum of recent studies.
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The drab tonalities and the deliberate slowness of "Sabrina" challenge a genre that leans toward the overheated.
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Grimes combs law books and leans on fellow inmates to help him with letters pleading his case.
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The 18th district is a mix of coal country and Pittsburgh suburbs, and it leans strongly Republican.
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Though the district leans heavily Democratic, the national party has erected rules to protect incumbents like Lipinski.
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As a large, populous state that leans disproportionately toward one party, it's disadvantaged by the current system.
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Tarantino leans in and Thurman flashes a relieved smile when she realizes that she can briefly stand.
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But when Kyle leans into melody, and puts his words in service of his sound, he excels.
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As a general-interest publisher, she still leans toward the intellectual: literature in translation, philosophy-inflected nonfiction.
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City Kitchen The legumes make a perfect base for a colorful room temperature salad that leans Mediterranean.
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Yet though Barbie's operatic violence leans perilously close to parody, Schweighöfer's urbane-monster routine is wickedly diverting.
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Yet though Barbie's operatic violence leans perilously close to parody, Schweighöfer's urbane-monster routine is wickedly diverting.
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Drake leans into the line with drama it absolutely doesn't deserve, and it is sick as hell.
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I ask Chinoo how he feels about the pirates and he leans forward with an intense look.
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Because while The Love Witch leans heavily on its inspirations, it isn't like anything you've seen before.
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Code Orange is a ferocious Pittsburgh band that's rooted in hardcore but leans in vigorously to metalcore.
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The dialogue sometimes leans toward the clunk of sword-and-sandals films of the mid-20th century.
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The solstice occurs because Earth does not spin upright but leans 23.5 degrees on a tilted axis.
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Everything about these subscriptions leans toward personalization and platinum-status accessibility: "premium" Snapchats, "exclusive" content, "private" shows.
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She has led every head-to-head poll, and election forecasters think the race leans toward Republicans.
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"An outsized, sequin-spangled, sunglassed Cosmic Being leans into frame," reads the description for the first scene.
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Unlike other X-Men movies, The New Mutants leans more toward horror than a traditional superhero flick.
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He leans on it so heavily, in fact, that I became curious and tracked down a copy.
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From a financial risk profile view, Unicomer leans towards the 'BB-'/'B+' range when compared to peers.
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Bethany Hegedus's unadorned text leans on the words "right" and "fair," notions that informed Carter's entire life.
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The nonpartisan analysis site will change its rating of the race to "leans" Republican from "likely" Republican.
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When I asked why the site leans conservative, Mr. Sanduja denied that Gab had any ideological bent.
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Later she leans in awkwardly for a group photo for which she looks miserably out of place.
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She leans in hard, she writes constantly, and she turns her past, present, and future into content.
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As the GOP leans into paid media on impeachment, Democrats are saving their money for other priorities.
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Nonpartisan election sites Cook Political Report and Sabato's Crystal Ball consider it a race that leans Democratic.
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" Hamilton leans in to inspect it, before clarifying: "It's cased in plastic, so I guess it's fine.
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And with It Chapter Two, director Andy Muschietti leans into this urge more than away from it.
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In conversation, he sometimes leans on tropes and turns of phrase that feel like personal brand sloganeering.
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His opening statement leans heavily on his military service and a "sense of duty" to his country.
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The solstice occurs because Earth does not spin upright, but leans 23.5 degrees on a tilted axis.
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A 19th-century Haitian revolutionary and hairdresser leans over the shoulder of a 20th-century Irish nurse.
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She leans over and asks in a low voice how long it has been since my surgery.
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The novelist Jane Harper leans on the harsh Australian environment to tell stories of murder and survival.
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With ease and precision, Carmen leans backwards to grab a remote and flips on a D'Angelo tune.
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The Americans also leans away, deliberately, from the nostalgia and smugness that so often define period pieces.
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The crowd leans in, feet away — a confluence of cardigan-wearing hipsters and old fogeys in suits.
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Founded in 1900, the Labour Party leans centre-left and has roots in socialist and union movements.
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BoJack also leans toward the eerie, and that's where the representations of abstract emotion tend to come through.
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Sabato had already moved the race to leans Republican as polls increasingly show an advantage for GOP Rep.
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Fundamentally, President Hassan Rouhani, who leans in a more moderate direction, is committed to sustaining the Islamic Republic.
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It leans into the epitaph, with witches decorating its police cars and as its local high school mascot.
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Monochromatic canvases dot the walls, and a small pyramid of soft drink cans leans precariously against a pillar.
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FCC Chair Ajit Pai leans libertarian and has a track record of opposing government intervention in business matters.
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The wisdom in this approach: The district leans Republican, and Trump himself remains wildly popular on Staten Island.
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Now that my hair leans more toward salt-and-pepper, I look like absolute SHIT when I'm unshaven.
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A bald, thin, androgynous nude leans against a headless female torso, adorning her with a string of pearls.
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In a video posted on Twitter, Blair leans next to her boyfriend, encouraging the internet to dox Helen.
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Jer leans against sink Makes desk of own back Meg puts page on Jer's backdesk hands me pen.
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By contrast, as Electra, Ms. Frémont leans into androgynous movement, and initially seems like the more vindictive character.
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If your phone usage leans more light, you might be able to push it into a third day.
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His new budget anticipates balancing in 15 years, but it leans on optimistic economic projections to get there.
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Mr. Elliott, a director who often leans toward flashiness, here keeps the mood at a low simmer throughout.
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Steve Dymszo, CEO for the prop-making company, leans in to speak over the noise of the crowd.
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In this position, one woman leans against a wall and enjoys getting her pussy eaten by another woman.
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As they wait for the train, she leans back into him, and he puts his arms around her.
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California's progressive tax regime, with a high personal-income tax on the wealthy, leans heavily on the rich.
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One is in the 32nd District, which covers a large swath of the Bronx and heavily leans Democratic.
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"I haven't kissed another guy in nine years," she admits — just before Kraus leans in to lock lips.
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And even though she is being indicted on 20 counts of fraud, that leans the sentence towards parole.
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It also leans into the always-present danger that comes with movies about racism set in the past.
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Real Clear Politics, a nonpartisan polling aggregate site, downgraded Mr. Menendez's chances from 'likely Democrat' to 'leans Democrat.
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Lisa Murkowski leans heavily towards no, and McCain has given her political cover to vote against the bill.
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Instead, the clip leans almost entirely on the stale visual gag of straight guys looking uncomfortable with boobs.
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Oftentimes, the news leans toward the negative side and doesn't offer much in the way of a solution.
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Tolstoy leans over his desk, writing, while a life-sized Chekhov stares straight at visitors with clear eyes.
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The Eiffel Tower got a major upgrade, but for some, the new addition leans more bro than bourgeois.
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A second bronze Wilde leans on the bar, an open hand anticipating a drink and an Instagram post.
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He leans back and opens a drawer in the file cabinet behind his desk, and removes a folder.
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This novel is a densely populated village where everyone leans on one another in order to scrape by.
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As Sierra is laying underneath a car listening to everything they say, Jamey leans in to kiss Veronica.
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The movie leans into the Salem Witch Trials in more ways than it just being set in Salem.
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But it also leans into many of the social justice ideas outlined in the Green New Deal resolution.
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Despite that, many truck drivers — a labor pool that leans right — interested in strikes don't actually support unions.
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Annie, sick with a sense of failure, leans against the counter while Willy dozes quietly in the rocker.
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The Retinatural Complex leans on two under-the-radar anti-aging plant essences: Bakuchiol and Swiss Alpine Rose.
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His stance is kind as he leans in to talk with little boys who are wearing kippot (skullcaps).
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You know the move: The good guy leans back, winds up one arm, and lands a righteous haymaker.
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But Ms. Bennett has a voice that leans over the bar and plucks a button off your shirt.
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How Silicon Valley votes matters because it leans overwhelmingly Democratic and there is a tremendous amount of capital.
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He leans against his Benz in a suit and sparkling shoes as I come back up the driveway.
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I've got my headset in place, but when my friend leans in to hear me, it's no use.
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The Evidence Lab first leans on UBS' army of sell-side analysts to discover investors' most pertinent questions.
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He said it also earned Ms. Tsai greater support from her Democratic Progressive Party, which leans toward independence.
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Housen, who does not consider himself a sommelier, leans on Stephen Curry and Shaun Livingston for wine expertise.
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Jones is brisk and decorous, smart and sensitive, though she sometimes leans too heavily into the Brooklyn accent.
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He goes to church every day, leans conservative on the issue of abortion and supports unions, he said.
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And in Cycle of Life and Death, Chu leans into Ivy's intelligence to give her character more depth.
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The festival leans toward family-friendly theater: For better or worse, there is no second-guessing Molière here.
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The Old Tavern, as it's translated, has a menu that leans toward the sea, as one would expect.
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His dips and leans tested momentum, which soon became a pattern — not only with him, but the cast.
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A traditional, blue-collar stronghold of largely religious immigrants and their descendants, it leans heavily to the right.
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Ginny leans into its solid skull, and the horse stares back at her with a huge watery eye.
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Where to eat Sammy's Fish Box on the southern end of the island leans heavily into nautical kitsch.
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If the Fed leans towards inflation rebound in this meeting, we are likely to see the dollar rebound.
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Between the lines: The split so far between Facebook and Google leans heavily to Facebook — $56 million vs.
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The game leans more toward survival horror than action, so expect more resource management and less open warfare.
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"The way she leaned her head on her partner and the way he leans into her," he said.
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As for what truckers large and small are forecasting, it&aposs a mixed bag — but it leans negative.
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And Hawke leans so hard into Tesla's sensitivity that he seems almost constantly on the verge of tears.
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The report leans heavily on stats to illustrate the volume of work piling up on desks in Dublin.
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Another survey this week from Public Policy Polling, which leans left, shows Biden with a 2900-point advantage.
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Ms. Jonas makes performance art that leans into questions of physical space and the limits of archival media.
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He previously shared a PDA-packed selfie, in which he leans in to give Cyrus' forehead a smooch.
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The House Republican tax reform bill embraces both frameworks, but it leans on the substitution framework more heavily.
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Jackman leans into the curves and bends he's encountered during his career -- "beautiful, amazing" surprises, he calls them.
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The same nonpartisan handicappers believe the 1st District race is either a toss-up or leans Fitzpatrick's way.
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A young man on a scooter leans over a railing to catch a glimpse of the sunken detritus.
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In her new work, "Came Up in a Lonely Castle," Ms. Pittman leans into her natural disposition: quiet.
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Election forecasters think the Rhode Island governor's election leans toward Democrats, though early polling suggests a competitive race.
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Public opinion has been split but leans toward the "no" side on Question 2300, according to recent polls.
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Public opinion has been split but leans toward the "no" side on Question 22, according to recent polls.
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The doom computer tells Sam and Lauren to kiss, and Sam sort of leans to do it, but Lauren says that, just to be up front, we're not going to be kissing right now, and he sort of leans back and chuckles like, yeah, kissing, mad that, what a mad idea.
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In another photo shot from below her feet, Jenner leans back even further to fully bask in the sun.
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"Coming from Oklahoma, southern Missouri, which leans more toward a Trump voice, I try to understand it," he admitted.
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Medellin, Colombia (CNN)Andy Stein shifts on the balls of his feet, leans against a wooden railing, and fidgets.
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North Korean gymnast Hong Un Jong, left, leans in for a selfie with South Korean gymnast Lee Eun-Ju.
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Secondarily, as an island the Vineyard leans in the direction of being a tight-knit community with defined edges.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe stands next to Trump as French President Emmanuel Macron leans in next to Merkel.
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The officer asks him again to sit, but Johnson instead leans against a wall while looking at his phone.
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According to the University of Virginia's Center for Politics, the state currently leans Democratic for the 26 presidential election.
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His thin fingers trembling, Mothibedi leans over his simple hot plate and puts a tea kettle on the boil.
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I'm a political moderate — a Democrat who leans liberal but still speaks the language of Texas, my first home.
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In the video, Johnson shuffles over to the wall and leans against it, eyes still trained on his phone.
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Refusing to focus on the physical brutality of enslavement for shock value, here Lemmons leans into the emotional instead.
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The sketch leans on the show's trademark visual identity, with Jones effectively plying her comedy against the gritty tone.
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It leans in on series lore just enough to satisfy fans while delivering a refreshingly different setting and vibe.
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The verdict leans towards French ideals in its emphasis on living together, using a degree of compulsion where necessary.
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My music taste leans more to PINK FLOYD, so I just had to include them to balance things out.
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For others, it's a very special holiday: the day Aaron Samuels leans over and asks Cady Heron the date.
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A new government that leans further toward Hezbollah would risk isolating the country and subjecting it to U.S. sanctions.
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The Second District leans Republican and voted for Trump by more than 10 points over Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Sabato's Crystal Ball moved the North Dakota race to leans Republican on Thursday as polls increasingly show Democratic Sen.
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The comic series leans on the most traditional backstory for the Maximoff twins, where they are Magneto's mutant children.
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"He leans right, he's got experience in the agency, he's got the M.D. credential, and he's outspoken," Gaba said.
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Admitting she lacks the perspective of an African-American mom, Garlinghouse leans on others for help with her children.
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Another photo features the entire crew all dolled up, Solange smiling as she leans on her big sister's shoulder.
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Jaz leans more in a soul than R&B direction, citing her inspirations as Amy Winehouse and Alicia Keys.
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Latinos are a group that overall leans toward Democrats; 23 percent of Latinos identify as Republican or lean-Republicans.
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He almost leans into the presentation, as if primed to be delighted by whatever an entrepreneur might utter next.
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I run through a red light, a car stops on a dime and the driver leans on her horn.
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He leans on his right elbow, slightly hunched forward, looking up at me across the table as we talk.
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In the clip, the woman to Beyoncé's left leans over Beyoncé to talk to Jay-Z.
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In the photo, Gia, 17, smiles as she leans against a tree while wearing her high school cheerleading uniform.
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For a brief moment in the new trailer, Peter leans in for a kiss with Liz Allan (Laura Harrier).
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The Chelsea sits upright like a sofa, leans back for lounging, and folds out completely flat as a bed.
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The result is a pink drink that leans sweet, but brings together the delicate flavor of roses and tea.
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Whereas the band's past efforts skewed more towards hardcore, II leans harder into the death metal side of things.
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Jack goes out to say goodbye to Rebecca — but she's already gone — only after teenage Kate leans on him.
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Quentin leans back, taking in the entire view of Los Angeles through his office picture window, and, quietly, thinks.
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She leans against a table, tilting her chin up as she smiles and sets her gaze beyond the camera.
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Apple leans on accessory makers like Anker This is the new normal for companies orbiting in the iPhone ecosystem.
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As they go, George holds me by the elbow, leans in close and tells me their favourite Blake story.
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Trump sought to diminish concerns about Breitbart's "alt-right" bent, describing it as "just a publication" that leans conservative.
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We can't believe we're doing this, but at least for now AL-SEN--that's ALABAMA--Leans D (Doug Jones).
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If the power leans too strongly on the military side, you lose the overarching government approach to these countries.
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People don't realize that, Purser adds as he leans against his in-office bar, watching the froth slowly recede.
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That's been a major theme this season — you're the devil you know best — and "Infiltration" leans on it hard.
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In most offices, as long as you dress on trend, it doesn't matter if your wardrobe leans toward casual.
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The carnauba wax industry, though, leans on the labor of underpaid and overworked Brazilians, some of whom are minors.
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But Breitbart News, which leans far to the right, has published numerous offensive Islamophobic, anti-gay, and misogynistic stories.
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It doesn't matter whether the journalist in question leans left or right or consistently reports with an even hand.
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He had created a comic whose drab tonalities and deliberate slowness challenged a genre that leans toward the overheated.
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But to fill his fund, which contains 174 stocks and $1.093 billion in assets, he leans to large caps.
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Texas' Democratic electorate leans more moderate than solidly liberal California, and that may have provided him with an advantage.
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Productive ambiguity can tip into unrealized potential, and "They Remain" ultimately leans too heavily on vagueness as a crutch.
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In "Bird," he again leans on the gravitas of King to pivot from the pain caused by sexual misconduct.
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Unfortunately, I find that Everything Is Connected leans too far into conspiracy territory to find its critical-historical voice.
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The congressional seat in New Mexico's Third District, which leans Democratic, has already attracted interest from several other candidates.
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When Roupenian leans into her ability to explore and explode modern archetypes like this, she's a breathtakingly exhilarating force.
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He leans forward in his bright purple retro chair, stroking at his freshly shaven chin for a few seconds.
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Larkin's narrative film leans on the power of silence with many extended pauses and one long scene without dialogue.
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He leans to one side and appears somewhat frail, yet he stares forth with an assurance beyond his years.
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Instead he leans into it and desperately tries to make friends with every new person that crosses his threshold.
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The Trump lawyers' reading of a June 2019 blog by Paul Waldman, who also leans left, is similarly fishy.
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Language is a primary medium in an exhibition that , unlike the one at Asia Society, leans heavily toward Conceptualism.
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He leans against his bike and devours the messy sandwich, savoring the deeply comforting blend of textures and spices.
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The cane she occasionally relies on to walk around the city leans against a drawer in her living room.
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All of which is to say, Coach Gregg Popovich no longer leans on Ginobili the way he once did.
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The Netherlands leans on private actors — private insurers, independently employed doctors, privately owned nonprofit hospitals — to provide health care.
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Ten candidates for California's 50th congressional district, which leans heavily Republican, have qualified for the 2020 ballot so far.
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Recently the Cook Political Report and Inside Elections correctly downgraded the race to "Leans Democrat" from "Toss Up." 2.
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Rest assured, also, that Der Spiegel is a reputable news source that, if anything, leans left in its reporting.
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Elisabeth Holder, an owner of the family-run company, said her brother, David, also an owner, already leans vegetarian.
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This version leans classic, with a topping of brown sugar and a little honey to caramelize under the heat.
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Francisco—whose background largely leans toward Republicans—formally practiced law at Jones Day, including successfully defending former Virginia Gov.
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"We're doing very well in Texas, which is a deep red state, and Florida, which leans red," Maibach said.
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The Cook Political Report rates Roskam's seat as a "toss-up," while Sabato's Crystal Ball says it "leans Republican."
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Kidrobot, the statue's maker, leans toward calling them art, while its leading competitor, Funko, sees them more as toys.
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Part of the Republicans' argument leans on long-standing gripes with tech companies over claims of bias against conservatives.
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These labels have long been of limited usefulness, but a given player often leans in one direction or another.
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And lastly, perhaps the most famous structural mishap: The Tower of Pisa famously leans because of an architectural blunder.
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Ute, a yucca palm, leans helplessly on a window sill, for example, taking part of his pot with him.
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When additional officers arrive and tell Johnson to sit, he moves to the nearby wall and leans against it.
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Grey Area, released last Friday, leans between genres and moods, while sounding like her most personal work to date.
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But for the most part, the episode leans into his bro humor, his Americanness, to really stoke your dislike.
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The sculptures don't exactly bounce off the wall, though one leans against it, at about a 563-degree angle.
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While Ally is Winter's boss, the power dynamic also leans in Winter's favor because of Ally's fragile mental health state.
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One of them leans in, and his glasses fall into the child's open body, and this joke isn't funny anymore.
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Petrides said both the bulls and the bears have their talking points, but he leans toward one of those arguments.
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National Security's combination of viciousness and incompetence leans hardest on those with the least protection: the young and the anonymous.
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Campaign handicappers at the Cook Political Report on Tuesday moved the contest to "leans Republican" from a "likely Republican" win.
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And she leans on her experiences of hunting with her father over the several years that she was a teenager.
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"The indication here is it certainly leans against people come from the Muslim majority in those nations," de Blasio said.
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A segment of orange trellis leans against the wall next to a photograph of the house where it once stood.
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By all means, continue to yell at EA, and any publisher that leans on openly predatory systems to generate income.
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In the next snap, the expectant reality star leans back in her chair, putting her baby belly on full display.
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Kaspi leans toward the black hole model, but Brian Metzger, an astrophysicist at Columbia University, feels that it's somewhat contrived.
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He favors greater economic cooperation with China, has been critical of the U.S.-Philippine alliance and leans closer to China.
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It makes for hokey television, but there's something unselfconsciously enjoyable about a show that leans in to relentlessly positive messaging.
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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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She leans in close to my face, like a jeweler with a magnifying glass, and then zooms back out again.
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" The hip-hop-infused track leans heavily on braggadocio, with lyrics like, "Who ever said money can't solve your problems?
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The angry man slides his hand under a waitress's dress, feels her thick thigh, leans in to breathe her musk.
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She leans down and walks her fingers along the footwell where the moldy upholstery has wrinkled up from the frame.
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That comes across clearly in this teaser, which definitely leans into the trippy vibe of John's '60s and '70s heyday.
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The Bright Sessions cleverly leans into this by giving its characters powers that are intimately tied to their emotional states.
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The New England state leans Democratic, but is no slam dunk for the party like most states in the region.
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If the speaker leans too far in one direction, he risks damaging not just himself but the House of Commons.
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Family LocatorIf Connect leans more towards your friends, Family Locator is more concerned with your nearest and dearest family members.
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The Liberty Lites deliver an audio balance that leans into the bass a bit but not to a problematic degree.
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California sees a strong role for government and leans heavily on its affluent residents to fund a social-safety net.
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Whereas department stores generate the lion's share of their sales from apparel and handbags, Best Buy leans on consumer electronics.
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He drops a fistful of bills and a golf ball in Gran's lap, then leans back and commences to snore.
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Similar to Netherlands barriers The concept of the Ike Dike leans heavily on existing seawalls and floodgates in the Netherlands.
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Washington leans toward the cerebral, on shying away from unnecessary damage and probing for precisely the right opportunity to strike.
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While Portland leans heavily left, many parts of Oregon are deep red — and growing partisan divides have highlighted that disparity.
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In the mid-2000s he was called to Ukraine to help a struggling Party of Regions, which leans toward Russia.
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Nonpartisan political analysis site Larry Sabato's Crystal Ball labeled the state "leans Republican" in the run-up to Election Day.
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Trump's negatives among this group, which normally leans Republican (Romney won them by six points), were pretty high in polling.
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In one snap, Jenner leans in to give the Sicko Mode rapper a kiss while standing in a grassy field.
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While the pilots and scientists are freaking out, Mason calmly leans out the door and snaps photos of the storm.
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Watch as the 22-year-old awkwardly pulls away from her father as he leans in for a big kiss.
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That's Cruz's first goal on Tuesday, and it leans into the second: drive Rubio and Kasich out of the race.
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Rather than offer statistics to illustrate the sadnesses of the First World War, the game leans into character-led melodrama.
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As they make one adjustment, everything leans precipitously in one direction, while a readjustment makes everything go the other way.
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He stares on as Ellaria leans in to kiss Yara until their intimate moment is interrupted by Euron's deadly arrival.
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And it is notable in a continent where government typically leans heavily on the judicial system to do its bidding.
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There are the completely unexpected and totally wild leans into the fashion world, with Vans, with Uniqlo, and with LeSportsac.
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A leader who leans heavily on reflecting the consensus of his of his conference, McConnell was willing to try again.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The man in the photo leans against a derelict wall, his head down, his face obscured.
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But as Facebook leans hard into private messaging as part of a purported "pivot to privacy," that could soon change.
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Baker laughs and points her to his co-writer, Chris Bergoch, who leans down and lets her smear his face.
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Both Cook Political Report and Sabato's Crystal Ball moved their ratings for King's seat to leans Republican from likely Republican.
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" Upton's district is rated "likely Republican" by the nonpartisan Cook Political Report, while RealClear Politics lists it as "leans Republican.
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Kennedy is a white man giving a speech for a political party that increasingly leans on minority voters for support.
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Mr MacGregor is a social anthropologist on a vast plane, whereas Ms Cook leans more to the neuroscience of religion.
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The district leans heavily Democratic, and Crowley previously won reelection in 2016 with more than 80 percent of the vote.
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Adapted for television, Homecoming's narrative plays more like a straightforward drama, and leans heavily on its aesthetic to build tension.
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If he leans in and pressures McConnell to bring it up for a vote, it would improve the measure's chances.
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Trump leans into deal-maker reputation White House clarifies Melania Trump hasn't met Kim Jong Un after Trump comment MORE.
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White the district currently leans Republican, control of the seat has flipped between the parties over the past two decades.
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Vinegar, what happens if someone pushes your cake to the side so that it leans like the Tower of Pisa?
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On "Desperate Man," his sixth studio album, he leans into the earthy country-rock of the late 1960s and 1970s.
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It leans heavily Republican, but there is some belief that an Ojeda nomination could put it within reach for Democrats.
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The Democratic base — including Africans-Americans, Asian-Americans, Latinos, young college graduates and middle-class women — leans populist, polling shows.
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Giorgio Armani leans on an antique rocking horse in front of a Giovanni Battista Tiepolo painting in the dining room.
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James has always been able to express comedy through his physicality and his new channel leans heavily on that skill.
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The star seductively reaches her right hand up to her chest and leans herself forward to flaunt her glowing décolletage.
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Among citizens who were at least 60 years old — a demographic group that leans conservative — 55 percent voted in 2014.
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Excluding Rockstar, Pepsi's energy drink portfolio leans on Mountain Dew's name recognition through Mountain Dew-branded Kickstart, GameFuel and AMP.
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Clark County leans Democratic and includes a high percentage of minority voters when compared to the rest of the state.
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And in spooning doggy, the little spoon leans way forward, so you're mimicking doggy style, but lying on your sides.
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In its view of suburban discontent and masculine malaise, it leans on borrowed insights and an unearned aura of significance.
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The film leans heavily on archival footage from what was then the three major broadcast networks, CNN and C-Span.
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He encourages her throughout the series, and eventually becomes the person she leans on most when she becomes pregnant. Why?
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He is a conservative in an industry whose workforce leans progressive and a climate skeptic in a science-driven field.
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That could have consequences for a person who leans on credit cards during times of distress, like a job loss.
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And now the sun leans west like Cézanne, striking a rippling mirror of water refracting into a mirror of granite.
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In that case, coverage imbued with a normative tilt, and which consistently leans in one direction is unexceptional — even admirable.
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In Ms. Taddeo's district, the House seat is held by a Republican, even though the district leans Democratic and Mrs.
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Then there's his Episcopalian faith, which leans to the left rather than being a cynical conservative tool for achieving power.
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Ms. Fregoso's parents live in the Santa Clarita area north of Los Angeles, and she leans on them for help.
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COMAR leans heavily on the United Nations' refugee agency, which has provided 112 staff and helped open three new offices.
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Martin Luther King Jr. steps outside his room at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee, and leans over the balcony.
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The Duchess of Cambridge leans on him from one side, while Prince George and Princess Charlotte stand in a sidecar.
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The fact that Wisconsin leans a little bit right of the nation is important for understanding Trump's re-election chances.
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Election Year leans harder into action than thriller, so most of the tension is relegated to adrenaline-pumping jump scares.
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Her district leans Republican, and she was among those Democratic candidates who vowed not to vote for Pelosi for speaker.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report has changed the district's rating from Solid Republican to a much more competitive Leans Republican.
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If the science leans in that direction, though, why have electric dryers continued to claim more and more tiled territory ?
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On "The Daily Show," he also leans into jokes about his age, playing the part of the Senior Youth Correspondent.
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The book's organizing principle is Hale's obsession with animals, and she leans into her roles as both victim and predator.
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It's possible that this game leans more into the feel and flavor of the very deliberate Divinity: Original Sin territory.
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" Camacho becomes excited before she leans forward, narrowing her eyes, and asks, "What happens when I cut open that surface?
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Her pressure on Mnuchin also comes as she leans heavily toward challenging President Donald Trump for the White House in 2020.
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The 4th Circuit typically leans left, and 10 of the 15 judges on the court are either Clinton or Obama appointees.
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The officer with his camera turned off discovers the drugs hidden in a bag, then leans down to pick them up.
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The documentary leans heavily on the only televised interview she did, with Charlie Rose just months before she died in 2004.
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As such, it leans pretty heavily on pre-created scenes, ones similar to the kind you'll find on the Mavic drones.
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When in the later levels Manhunt leans out of stealth-'em-up and into third-person shooter, it feels exactly right.
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"I do think that trend evidence leans bullish," Ned Davis, founder of his namesake research firm, wrote in a note Monday.
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Everyone at the table leans forward, phones in hand, as we try to snap the bizarre entrée in front of us.
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He will not be the next Congress member from the New York 14th in this district that leans hard toward Democrats.
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Analysis by the Cook Political Report has found it leans Democratic, but from 1992 to 2018 it was represented by Republicans.
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Mixed in with Michel's canvases are several by her friend Doris Lee (1905-1983), whose style leans more toward charming illustration.
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The feature is increasingly important to Apple as it leans on services revenue to offset the slowing growth of iPhone sales.
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As with the majority of these STEM gizmos, the educational philosophy leans heavily on the idea of learning through playing (around).
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Another shows a male model, nude and muscular, seated and looking upward as he leans back on his hands, legs spread.
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The Republican position on this leans towards compulsion, hence the language about not cutting the number of beds on psychiatric wards.
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But the role nonetheless leans heavily on cringe-inducing stereotypes, and may alienate audiences and voters alike from the film. —A.
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It's one of those things that works exactly the way you think it would, and it leans heavily on Thunderbolt 3.
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This device alone deepens Kratos's character immensely, changing him from a rage-fueled loner into someone that leans on another person.
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In the next phase, "Abyss," the audience leans over the edge of a structure and falls down a chamber of light.
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She tried to explain how it feels when a man leans out a car window with a comment about her body.
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Also, if entire panels are used to transmit sound, the experience could be muffled if a passenger leans against a door.
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It leans heavily on characters we've never met in this incarnation, and it expects us to know, love, and understand them.
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It deconstructs fantasy most of the time — which makes it all the more satisfying when it leans heavily into those tropes.
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"Economic patriotism:" Her plan for "creating and defending good American jobs" leans on green manufacturing and industrial policy for clean energy.
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An Old Hickory bat leans knob-up against the wall, its black barrel tapering up into a bare, pale, wooden grip.
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Kelly leans towards the whackier side, citing a photo of a woman with Twinkies for lips as one of her favorites.
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The artist suddenly leans to his right, loses control, and begins to roll off the roof and into the bushes below.
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Still, it's a strong first episode that leans on family sitcom traditions and incorporates race and religion into its punchlines effortlessly.
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I think it's more and more important to at least clarify what our own bias leans towards, and just express it.
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He clutches the swaddled newborn and leans in next to Jessica's face -- the birthing room in the era of social media.
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He seems to talk with the person behind the counter, then leans forward and appears to grab a box of cigarillos.
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Mikael Nordgren leans towards a clean and functional sound with a penchant for catchy vocal samples, and tight, squared-off rhythms.
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In the original, when he leans back, he is the valiant knight, going into battle and desperate for the strongest potions.
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While the district still leans Republican, it's one of two districts Democrats are eyeing to flip in a wave election year.
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"Then all of a sudden, he leans in and he got a head start to run to the wall," Ellis continues.
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The district, which leans Democratic, voted for Hillary Clinton by a margin of nearly 5 points in the 2016 presidential election.
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She leans back into a tortured yoga bend, then vaults towards the crowd spitting fake blood all over their jean-jackets.
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But to keep its contents from falling off in the event of an earthquake, the shelf leans inwards at a slant.
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Later, as the new family is saying goodbye, Catherine leans in to give her dad's new lady a warm hug. Aww.
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That first game is called Man of Medan, and it starts with a premise that really leans in on horror tropes.
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Soccer Without Borders also leans heavily on hackneyed diagnoses of American soccer's ailments, ones that have been lazily recycled for years.
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But this is how Trump has always operated: He leans on people until they're no longer useful, then tosses them aside.
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She doesn't pay much attention to politics, but when she does, she generally leans Democratic: She voted for Barack Obama twice.
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Colorado, traditionally a battleground state, now leans left, with the state voting Democrat for the last three presidential and gubernatorial contests.
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But as Facebook emphasizes a "pivot to privacy" and leans into messaging, Snapchat could lose one of its few key differentiators.
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While there's nothing about Popeyes that ever leans subtle, the cookie flavor's more like a hint than a full-on dessert.
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While Walters's district leans Republican, Clinton nonetheless beat Trump there by a five-point margin, putting it on the Democrats' map.
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After the person filming asks her about her pet, she leans over to lie on it, giving it a loving squeeze.
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From time to time, Brown leans on his picture-book instincts and lets the artwork land a punch line or surprise.
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He winked, waved, and smiled at passersby, and at one point, he yells, "Ouch!" when a woman leans against the display.
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While Vaez leans toward the pro side of the equation, this writer comes down on the side with those against certification.
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The X1 Carbon has a classic, stealth look that leans toward the utilitarian rather than the beautiful — and I love it.
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What's memorable about her solos is the expressive way she angles her body between knee and neck: She leans, arches, tilts.
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Following Hurd's retirement announcement, the 23rd Congressional District moved from "toss-up" to "leans Democratic," according to Crystal Ball House ratings.
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Nonetheless, CapitalG leans heavily on the Google's resources, pitching its value proposition as offering access to Google experts alongside its cash.
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Nonpartisan election analysts say the district leans Republican, but it could become more competitive in the general election in Grimm prevails.
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One generation gravitates towards a more a scientific approach while the next leans on art and spirit, and so it goes.
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We were taking pictures and he leans over to me and he goes, 'You know I'm thinking about running for president.
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As the Northern Hemisphere approaches winter, it leans away from the sun and receives less daylight — making the terminator appear slanted.
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Would those votes be enough to put Democratic candidates over the top in a swing state that otherwise leans toward Trump?
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Call it the Sharknado effect: When a cable channel becomes self-aware and leans into their outsize reputation with winking content.
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The two laugh together, and at one point the woman leans over and kisses Dix, who is married with three children.
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Hadrian leans mournfully against the sarcophagus containing Antinous's body as five male dancers in G-strings stand statuesque in the background.
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He leans Moscow, but is still offset to some degree by the honorable Americans of the State Department and the Pentagon.
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The image is languorous and impish: Ms. Lang leans her head back onto Ms. Crawford's breasts, eyes closed, her smile beatific.
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When assessing a composer's place in history, there's always the question as to whether he or she leans backward or forward.
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It's a grown-up romance, and the final season leans into the themes of middle age and maturity (or lack thereof).
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Even as the Fed leans toward doing precisely what Mr. Trump is urging, he has redoubled attacks on the central bank.
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The Democratic caucus in the House leans further left than ever before, while many moderate Republicans were defeated in the midterms.
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But Arizona leans red, and Ducey is the favorite for re-election, so there isn't too much pressure on the governor.
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When the joke leans on an exaggerated reaction to the ordinary, it helps to have some dramatic notes to belt out.
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Duplex is proficient at making a restaurant reservation over the phone, but much like Facebook, Google still leans on human intelligence.
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The education association, which represents about 200,000 public-school teachers, leans Democratic: Of its 105 endorsements this year, 91 were Democrats.
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Instead, he leans in to the feeling, for at least as long as it gets him closer to what he craves.
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Woz says that he leans toward free trade and fewer subsidies, admitting that it's part of his own experience and background.
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Trump, clad in a red dress, leans in to offer Trudeau, 22017, a cheek kiss with a smile on her face.
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" Ultimately, he leans toward the negative: "There's no satire, nothing to distinguish music stardom now from the '30s, '50s, or '70s.
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The industry still leans on that myth, including at that nostalgia-wreathed testament to self-love known as the Academy Awards.
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She's close with many Republicans, and some Democrats privately believe that like Manchin, she leans toward Trump more than Jones does.
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"The Goat" has always walked a shaky tightrope between farce and tragedy, and this version often leans dangerously toward the cartoonish.
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Employment in each of these three industries leans toward the blue-collar workers who have emerged as Trump's most reliable supporters.
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Seated, he sometimes leans back from an engagement, as if the extra room allowed him more time to reach a judgment.
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A young man with shoulder-length dark hair leans back in a chair, his T-shirt pulled up to his chin.
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Privacy advocates are already gearing up to defeat this year's version, arguing it leans in favor of the state's tech industry.
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As Dick's Sporting Goods leans more heavily into its in-house brands, customers will start to notice some changes in stores.
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She maintains regular contact with the new friends she made in her bereavement group and leans on them often for assistance.
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For instance, if you propose something and your counterpart leans back, you know to proceed with caution, or modify your offer.
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The more Democratic and more Republican each district leans, the more — or fewer, respectively — DACA recipients these districts tend to have.
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Jesus is neither a Democrat nor a Republican — even if, as William Sloane Coffin Jr. once said, his heart leans left.
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McGrath, a former fighter pilot, leans on her military credentials to fend off the usual attacks that sink Democrats in Kentucky.
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A longtime prosecutor, he sometimes acts like a budding pol; his rhetoric leans more toward the wisecrack than toward the jeremiad.
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So that Long can spend his time focusing on hitting mechanics, he leans on Roessler to examine hitting data with players.
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Usually, one crew member leans over the car, holding its top to steady it as the tires fly off and on.
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"Sandberg leans forward towards her audience, which shows her eagerness to relay information and strengthens her connection to them," Railton says.
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A sergeant, one of two additional deputies to arrive, leans down and tries to get a hold of Okobi's left arm.
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Brazilian cuisine leans heavily on meat and seafood, so it's a pleasure to find vegetarian food that's neither fried nor boring.
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The T-shirts he favors do little to conceal his tattoos, and he leans heavily on jailhouse idiom when he speaks.
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How heavily a state relies on fossil fuels is increasingly becoming a good predictor of how it leans in national politics.
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Grandpa is in the center, and Mont, on his right, leans into him and touches his knee as they quietly laugh.
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It's not great, but it leans into one of the few things the show has always done well: massive zombie attacks.
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Tonight, Mozzarella gets to his restaurant on time, and leans his bike against one that belongs to a Foodora delivery guy.
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He smiles, properly leans his head back again as though breathing a sigh of relief (it's not relief – he's just chuffed).
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Tuesday's episode leans into the filmmaker's discomfort at even speaking about her father, who very suspiciously lives in China of all places.
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Decisions are made today, and while you're a practical person who usually leans on logic, your intuition is just as important today.
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The trailer leans heavily on his childhood experiences in The Shining, dropping in references and clips from the 1980 Stanley Kubrick masterpiece.
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VTouch's interface leans more on swiping gestures, allowing the driver to flick a finger while keeping their hands close to the wheel.
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Swalwell has several go-to lines he leans on -- some of which elicit as many groans as they do cheers in person.
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A second image shows Pearce, 28, beaming while holding up her new ring as the "One That Got Away" singer leans in.
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Dunkirk in particular leans hard into Nolan's interests as a filmmaker, but with a twist that works to the historical story's advantage.
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The fading giant of Armonk, New York, once sustained itself inventing and selling cutting-edge technology, but now leans heavily on consulting.
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She leans her head on her hand, or loops them underneath her thighs, as she stretches and settles into a yogic pretzel.
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Pickett leans heavily into his Karloff impersonation, spookily crooning about a mad scientist who's posted up in his laboratory when—holy shit!
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The current makeup of the court leans conservative, however, so experts like Fidell believe it would probably keep the ban in place.
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Using the stock market model, which leans heavily on, well, the stock market, Trump wins far more narrowly, with 289 electoral votes.
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She leans into me and I can feel the light pressure of her thigh against my finger, her bare arm against mine.
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But the call to simply abandon Facebook leans on the assumption that disentangling yourself after years of engagement is a simple task.
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White non-Hispanics are the only ethnic group that leans Republican, according to a study of party affiliation by the Pew center.
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PC gaming hasn't traditionally been a big part of E3, which leans more towards the console space, but that looks to change.
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WILLIAM, a tractor-trailer driver, leans against his navy blue truck and stares across the highway to the crowded hills of Tijuana.
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Instead of fighting the inherent disorienting weirdness of VR, Accounting leans into it, overwhelming you on purpose so you embody the joke.
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She told Reuters she leans towards local brands because she feels they are more affordable and suitable for her baby's make-up.
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Where PUBG aims for more of a grounded, realistic presentation, Fortnite leans in on more of a cartoonish, over-the-top vibe.
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Rob: But Instead of doing that Cado, what if instead, Julia leans out the window of the adjoining office– Cado: Fucking christ!
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She leans comfortably into a desk chair in a small, dim office space on the ground floor of her Ridgewood apartment building.
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Musgraves leans into the idea that she's not going to do what anyone tells her by making the music even more feminine.
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Then Boehner leans back in his chair and said, blank, Jordan, blank, Chaffetz, they&aposre both -- well, you can read the rest.
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Set on Tumblecube Island, the game leans heavily into this boxy theme with cute, Minecraft-like versions of the original 151 pokémon.
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The Australians have a universal coverage scheme that leans more heavily on private insurance than most the other systems we talk about.
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In other words, where iOS leans heavily on buttons that resemble ordinary text, watchOS sits at the polar end of the spectrum.
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Cook Political Report rates the race a toss-up, while the University of Virginia's Crystal Ball thinks it leans toward the Democrats.
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The better bet is that Sanders stresses his direct action approach to politics while Warren leans in to her detailed policy proposals.
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The new trend of gender-flipped blockbusters, like Ocean's 8 and The Hustle, to name a few, also leans on this crutch.
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It's important to consider the kind of game that Dungeons & Dragons is to see why Stranger Things leans into it so heavily.
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"I'm leaning in listening, and when it's Dawn Ostroff's turn to talk, he just leans over and starts kissing me," Burton said.
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He then leans over his fallen foe and unleashes a series of punches before fellow passengers rush in to stop the pummeling.
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Wearing a black ensemble and cross necklace in the photo, Madonna leans her head towards Lourdes, who dons a furry white jacket.
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RELATED: More artists get political "Right now, I've personally started writing stuff that leans into the political realm more," Dan Creamer said.
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Cook Political says the race leans toward Wolf; the University of Virginia's Center for Politics rates it as a Likely Democratic win.
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In addition to self-funding his campaign, Trump has the advantage of running an operation that leans heavily on free media exposure.
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At one point in the clip, Trump and Goldstone engage in a brief conversation while the younger Agalarov leans into the table.
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Every time a character leans unwisely into an impenetrably dark corner, audiences get a glimpse of that better, leaner, more merciless movie.
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She grabs the group's frontman Joe Jonas by the collar, leans in for what's sure to be a steamy smooch then...nope.
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The headset has integrated Leap Motion hand-tracking, is compatible with a variety of tracking systems and leans heavily on voice controls.
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In general, Ellison is a writer whose readership leans heavily on people who read him as a teen and often outgrew him.
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The text leans toward a conservative interpretation of the law and provides no formal avenues for citizens to participate in political decisions.
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Johnson ends Pawlenty's comeback bid in Minnesota Crystal Ball is going to be moving WI-GOV from Leans R to Toss-up.
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If your holiday decor leans more toward classic elegance than cutesy designs, you'll love the beautiful Valery Madelyn Gold Christmas Tree Skirt.
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The district leans strongly blue, so the primary will likely be the only competitive obstacle for Wasserman Schultz to keep her seat.
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In the video above, a dolphin floats next to a boat as a diver leans over and gives it a belly rub.
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That highlights what's particularly interesting about Japan: The Japanese mobile game market leans more heavily toward Google's Android platform than other markets.
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Ryan announced in April that he wouldn't run for re-election and CNN rates the race as competitive, though it leans Republican.
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Ms. Gay leans hard on Yael Lubetzky's lighting design to try to unify the script, but transitions between moments are often jarring.
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A person in front of me—a black person—leans over to another black person and whispers the word in her ear.
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After a few awkward moments and some burns from Sophia to Smith, he leans in for a kiss, and well, gets denied.
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While Ryan's district leans Republican, his re-election in the fall may not have been assured if there is a Democratic wave.
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Taylor leans into her long-abandoned country singer drawl during lines about not going to the club and living with her parents.
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Justin Gaethje leans on his tremendous durability and his one punch power, amid simple but effective set ups and well timed counters.
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Of the two vacancies, one is in the 32nd District, which covers a large swath of the Bronx and heavily leans Democratic.
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After a finger-pointing snarl, she leans back, and suddenly her face, perfectly still, glows as if she were made of wax.
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More so than some of his Windy City peers, Collins leans toward melancholic, crooning AutoTune, giving his music an occasional pop sheen.
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Eventually losing momentum (but not its fealty to Jill's desperation), "Bitch" leans heavily on Mr. Ritter's energetic grounding of its bizarre premise.
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While the district leans conservative, and voted overwhelmingly for Donald Trump in 2016, Democrats have been energized by a strong fundraising response.
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Frenchette leans heavily on their training in traditional French cooking and their experience at Balthazar, Minetta Tavern, Pastis and Schiller's Liquor Bar.
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Garland leans left, but he's a clear compromise choice: older, more moderate, and with a long history of support from Republican senators.
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When he seeks emotional balance, he leans on a female singer to deliver an anodyne chorus, a cheap ploy that rarely works.
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It leans on its understanding of the news media, and its contacts among reporters, to elevate its clients and squeeze their adversaries.
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She told Reuters she leans toward local brands because she feels they are more affordable and suitable for her baby's make-up.
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In Iowa's 3rd, Cindy Axne, a community activist, will face Republican incumbent David Young in a district that leans only slightly Republican.
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The director, Ladj Ly, has a strong sense of place and some terrific young actors, but he also leans on narrative clichés.
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So there is an odd assortment of items — Fritos, Apple Jacks and Starbucks Frappuccinos — that leans heavily toward dorm-room-style snacks.
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Another thing about Bamba: While he leans on people like Love and Watkins, he tends to do what he wants to do.
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Walker, who has been both an investment banker and an attorney practicing family law, leans hard on authority figures in her stories.
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Ohio's pure swing-state status, compared to the other two states' Democratic leans, might make it a tougher flip in 213. 215.
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The proposal also leans on programs pioneered by President Barack Obama, whose praise of Bloomberg is featured prominently in a campaign ad.
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The aesthetic leans toward clean, cozy, and slightly rustic — like a farmhouse that&aposs as comfortable and livable as it is picturesque.
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Minter, who won a competitive Democratic primary earlier this year, is only getting 5 percent support among Republican and leans-Republican voters.
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Each time he throws he leans in, squints his eyes, and makes three little practice strokes with his right arm before releasing.
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Now Bell says he leans toward believing the tapes are authentic, but remains skeptical in part because no original source ever materialized.
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