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Given the caution of this White House, we may never see that photo, though officials say they are leaning toward release.

A week after receiving the offer, the co-founders were once again leaning toward taking a pass on the contract.

I realized we'd been unconsciously leaning toward each other across the table, because we both straightened up as she approached.

We were already leaning toward J2EE, and ASDI's recently hired IT manager strongly preferred it as well.

Congress is (leaning) toward mandatory caps on greenhouse gas emissions, an approach the president rejects.

Some leading investors have begun leaning toward developed market companies with emerging market exposure rather than investing directly.

Mr. Waun added that he was 'leaning toward voting against it at this point. '

If China does not keep the framework strong and if it takes an action that is leaning toward one side, the framework may collapse.

We were in the anomalous position of Nixon's leaning toward my strategy but going along with Rogers's tactics.

Bryant probably will try to stop Iverson, and Jackson is leaning toward putting Radmanovic on Anthony.

It seems that every other data point for housing is pretty good, so I'm leaning toward the hangover from the tax credit.

Suggest dark-berries, currant fruits, occasionally leaning toward dried-fruit of jam, raisin & fig and oak flavor.

The train is leaning toward one side now. And it's totally locked.

Now, it's much more balanced, and maybe even leaning toward a slight surprise.

Internet culture is "very liberal, even leaning toward anarchism, " says Aleks Lessmann, a Bavarian Pirate leader.

However, Rep. Boucher says he's leaning toward opt-out.

The government is leaning toward increasing taxes on cigarettes as that's likely to draw less objection from the public, the Yomiuri said.

"More fine-tuning, leaning toward policy relaxation, is on the way, " Xu added.

She also mentions later to leaning toward D'Addario Jazz Lights and loved them because they were free.