At the hotel piano bar, at Japanese house parties and in streets of Tokyo, Charlotte and Bob start to lean on one another for support. |
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She instantly collapsed on the bench and slumped over to lean on Kita for support. |
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If I didn't have a shoulder to lean on or a compassionate ear willing to listen to me rant, I might've been tempted to quit. |
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He was almost all the way through his speech when his words suddenly slurred, he coughed and he appeared to lean on the lectern for support. |
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The two tend to lean on each other, like a couple of drunks propping each other up. |
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Having your economic team lean on the Bank of Japan to pump more liquidity into the banking system wasn't wise. |
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The latest twist seems to be for conservationists to ask the World Bank to lean on the government to reduce logging taxes. |
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It also shows that copyright holders and their supporters will lean on the police to dispense summary punishment through judicial seizure. |
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Science has moved on and so have the tools the police rely upon and lean on in order to prosecute and gain convictions. |
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She really didn't have the option to rely on or to lean on anyone else on that team her freshman year. |
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The beamy portal allowed him to lean on the sill, and to behold the most spectacular view one could only dream of. |
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The horse with the hard mouth almost immediately begins to lean on the bit. |
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We may currently not have much in our aggregate totals of giving, but, into the future we are the alumni base for which the school will lean on. |
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You need people you trust to lean on, someone steady in your world that has just been severely and tragically rocked. |
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Always supportive, we were the crutch for the other to lean on, when love dealt us the pain of heartbreak. |
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I have watched a cowherd lean on his staff, in silent waters that hide his worn feet. |
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He's always ready with a shoulder to lean on and like Bessie he can be a calming influence. |
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The report was a window into our boy, in an environment where we are not readily to hand to lean on or put things aright or correct him. |
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The key advice is know your own message and stick to it and lean on your financial PR company to guide you. |
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Individuals in these acute situations often seek guidance from someone they can trust or lean on. |
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This is not a guy that has a pitch he can lean on, but instead relies on control and changing speeds. |
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While I was washing up the coffee cups I felt a pair of arms encircle my waist and a head lean on my shoulder. |
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I felt so dependent, I needed someone to lean on, and the only person I knew that would take me I had pushed away. |
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So many years of his life had been spent praying for the time when he could lean on someone, trust someone to be there. |
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Hold the camera in two hands, brace yourself or lean on an immovable object, select a fast enough shutter speed and check your negatives! |
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The team hopes to lean on the ground game and keep pressure off its quarterbacks. |
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All I can say is, pity help the would-be standover merchant who tries to lean on, or recruit, those siblings. |
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You become involved when others lean on you and depend on you. |
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This is a time for us to talk straight and work together, lean on each other, depend on each other. |
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She was not allowed to go off the topic, or to take food or water, or nip to the ladies, or lean on her desk. |
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Like them, she felt lost and disorientated before realizing that she could lean on their children and let them help her find new bearings. |
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Cuz ya don't ya know I don't really have anybody to lean on, like my mom, no thank you like I won't even go there. |
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The typical trend is for writers and actors to default to the crudest element of what makes their show work, and lean on that. |
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As soon as the whistle for the restart of the game is given, the goalkeeper is not allowed to lean on or touch the goal frame. |
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In the hall, he surprised me by taking my arm, not out of courtliness but because he needed somebody to lean on. |
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His heavily bandaged right leg is propped up on a stool in his apartment and his crutches lean on fridge. |
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The Founding Father had good reason to splurge after many Christmases that were lean on cheer. |
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In order for this venture to be a success, the Commission also needs to lean on a third pillar: technical assistance. |
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We lean on each other, taking skills from one area to accommodate for weaknesses somewhere else. |
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The issue of privacy rather quickly emerged as the pillar everything else could lean on. |
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The heel support is made of robust plastic, allowing the user to lean on it with confidence. |
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For in fact, we are never alone, and there is always something and someone to lean on and to learn from. |
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Your child can lean on Apy's tummy to start the lights or listen to the 2 melodies and can play with Apy's feet to hear two different noises. |
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In addition, they should persuade states to lean on state-supported banks to grant credit to private households. |
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You can bow them and then lean on them with all your weight and they will not snap. |
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If you find this is too easy, you may want to increase it, but it is better to lean on the conservative side. |
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Each soul is unique and therefore to excessively lean on someone else for guidance can be disastrous. |
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They took their spear by the shaft, and made it lean on the knee. |
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The fishermen load the sledge with their catch, and then lean on the crossbars, scooting the mud horse over the flats that would otherwise drag them down. |
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I pull out of the fall line, lean on my poles, and turn the lead over to Chris, who's strong and can break trail the rest of the way to our campsite. |
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Because of all the changes it is obviously difficult to test the validity of these claims, but some of Wheelock's main supports are broken reeds to lean on. |
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You hope and trust he has a few good men to lean on among his teammates. |
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It can be tempting to lean on your partner and rely on them for reassurance, but the stronger you are as an individual, the stronger and more equal your relationship will be. |
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I'm the sort of dependable type he can lean on a lot, and he does. |
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David had taught her to lean on other people, to trust, and to love. |
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It has often been seen that the people when they are economically backward, tend to lean on irrational habits and rituals to find some relief or an easy way out. |
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The PPCCA has been regarded one of those numerous toothless organisations which people cannot lean on when their rights are abused by police officers. |
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Members of Congress lean on staff for even the minutest details of their professional lives. |
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As no networks for ethnic women existed, there was no crutch to lean on and I had to find a suitable niche for myself without affirmative action assistance. |
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His job is to provide the Prime Minister with a shoulder to lean on, to be a sounding board to consult and to act out his orders across the government. |
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In contrast to polyester cushions, which are squeezed together rather than providing support, mothers can comfortably lean on our pillows to relieve their backs. |
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The bands aren't all screamo groups, but this show will lean on the heavy side. |
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Aside from his father and mother to lean on in terms of knowledge and experience, he has displayed incredible precociousness. |
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There is a need for an awareness that tourism in Europe can lean on the added value generated by the common thread of a cultural identity that goes much deeper than is generally thought. |
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A disposition to lean on others will demoralize and weaken us. |
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His volunteer work at the home has helped to enrich the lives of the children, some of whom have never had a visitor or a father figure to lean on. |
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With her façades made merely of paper, white glue and elbow grease, Amy Lockhart sets the stage for simple stories that lean on the familiar yet burgeon into the realm of the extraordinary. |
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Fat and skin are beveled to meet the lean on the dorsal edge. |
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It dreads the instability on their common border that an economic collapse in North Korea might entail, and is reluctant to lean on Mr Kim over his bomb-making. |
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The protests were sparked by Mr Compaoré's attempts to lean on the parliament to lift a two-term limit on his time in office that he had rashly written into the constitution. |
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What if my seatmate was a sadistic fatphobe who would lean on our shared armrest just to see me wince in pain as it dug into my hip? |
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Also make sure you don't lean on the shroud assembly, which some mechanics call a heat shield. |
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Even if Brescia is interested by the good practice, a transfer seems difficult given that many factors lean on the project initiator and his wife. |
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In these conditions the national government, to the extent that it tries to show resistance to foreign capital, is compelled to a greater or lesser degree to lean on the proletariat. |
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The authorities remain tough on certain issues and lean on others. |
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Do not lean on a wheelchair or any other assistive device. |
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We have always been reluctant to lean on any one particular insurance company, but Zurich has now become our largest account, purely due to the excellent service and assistance provided. |
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