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Simple sentences

Don't lean on my chair.

Don't lean against the wall.

Don't lean against this wall.

You lean on your parents too much. You must be more independent.

I lean toward accepting the proposal.

He has a strong shoulder for you to lean on.

He is tall and lean.

She ate only lean meat.

Don't lean on your friends for help.

Tom only eats lean meats and vegetables.

It is dangerous to lean out.

Don't lean on my desk.

News and current affairs

He is mostly right: the best thing that monetary authorities could have done, given their other priorities and concerns, is to lean against the real estate bubble, not stop it from inflating.

Europeans lean toward dialogue and incentives, the US toward isolation and penalties.

Particularly in an age of lean governments and public austerity, success in meeting such targets should become a key performance indicator.

Jews, in both Europe and the US, traditionally tended to lean towards the left.

I lean slightly toward the optimistic scenario, but investors and policymakers alike need to understand the ramifications of a return to more normal volatility levels.

The world remains in a very delicate transitional phase, and it is not clear yet in which direction the G-20 will lean.

In 2007, there are some signs that Goldman Sachs feels obliged to lean against the wind in order to stabilize markets.

The US would certainly like Pakistan to eliminate the leadership of the Taliban, both Afghan and Pakistani, but will not lean too heavily on Pakistan's rulers to accomplish this goal.

Joseph prophesied that there would come seven years of plenty, with abundant harvests from an overflowing Nile, followed by seven lean years, with famine resulting from drought.

As a result, a new, lean leadership team had to be mobilized.

Nonetheless, Khamenei's invocation of the law echoes the demands of many conservative-pragmatists who lean toward Mousavi, who is not in a position to challenge Khamenei's authority directly.

In these circumstances, it makes sense for China to lean more on monetary policy than on fiscal expansion.

Senator David Vitter of Louisiana is the most prominent Republican member of Congress in favor of limiting the size and power of the biggest banks, but there are others who lean in a similar direction.

If voters continue to lean toward Lewites and Montealegre, the two candidates could elect more deputies to the National Assembly than the Sandinistas and the PLC combined.

Though we may not lean too heavily on our health infrastructure typically, its importance becomes all too apparent when disease and death come knocking at our door.

If it does occur, Syria will push Lebanon into a peace treaty with Israel and lean on Hezbollah heavily to adjust to the new realities.

For a constructive partnership, both sides will have to lean over backward.

Meanwhile, the emerging powers continue to lean toward bilateralism and are aligning themselves with other countries.

Adrian Nastase, the PDSR's executive president and its candidate for prime minister, seems to lean toward reform.

Obama should seize the initiative and make the meeting in Copenhagen next year not about bloated subsidies for inefficient technologies, but about lean investments in future breakthroughs.

European prosecutors tend to lean to the left, whereas their Latin American and Japanese counterparts tend to be conservative and pro-establishment.