Leanness [noun]

“Demographic change is likely a big part of the story, combined with higher participation from some of the faster-growing groups,” said Tom Bonier, who runs a Democratic-leaning political data firm called TargetSmart.

The coronavirus crisis only amplified this trend, and publishers have leaned into their communities in 2020 unlike never before.

Masks and Lysol and computer screens have no place in the famous Norman Rockwell painting Freedom from Want, the classic portrayal of a American family feast in a sunlit dining room, with smiling faces leaning in way, way, closer than six feet.

So for those prone to paranoia, there’s the Floorwork and Low Flow category which, as the name suggests, leans heavy on the space around the pole and nothing on the actual pole higher than the dancer’s raised hands.

Beyond the state’s overall Republican lean, lower turnout and the makeup of the runoff electorate have been major pluses for Republicans.

So today, I’m sharing the lessons I’ve learned from the people I’ve leaned on.

When the time came to launch his own, Darneille leaned into his passion for smoked meats.

Even some right-leaning legal experts dismiss the case’s argument.

They could feel like they were in a field of sunflowers leaning or sitting on a truck.

I lean in to my college professor persona, explaining that Hermes’ winged sandals are like a fiber-optic network, carrying messages between Hades, Earth and Olympus.