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1. I lean against the cupboards, half my brain trying to catch up

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2. I lean against him comfortably, and he stretches his legs out parallel with the sofa

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3. Weakly, I lean against the wall

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4. I lean against him and fall apart

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5. He’s very close … his hands on my shoulders holding the jacket in place and, to my surprise, it’s very easy to lean against him

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6. I lean against him; he puts one arm round my shoulders

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7. He stands quickly and wraps his arms around me as I lean against him

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8. Out of breath, Bex and the boys lean against one of the pillars supporting the mezzanine floor above the main room

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9. He let her lean against him and lay her head on his shoulder

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10. He followed a minute later, stretching his arm above her to lean against the barn door

11. We never got to toboggan but we did get healthy exercise walking up hills and down dale, and I can vouch how heavy that ladder was, it was the one father used to lean against the tall pear tree to pick the fruit from, his Great Grandfather had planted all those years ago

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12. ” He uncrossed his legs, came out of his lean against the racks as he uncrossed his arms,

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13. The world and all its horrors and complications fell away, and there was only him, his body, long and lean against mine, his mouth over mine, laying claim to it like he had laid claim to my body and my life

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14. Whenever it was time for affection, she would come and lean against the person she had singled out

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15. ” She moved to lean against him, her breasts pressing against his chest

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16. I sprint down the hallway and into the bathroom and lean against the door, breathing hard

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17. I have to lean against Uriah to keep from falling over

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18. It blows so hard I have to lean against Four to stay on my feet

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19. I lean against the wall, my eyes on the floor

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20. I lean against the wall

21. When she releases me, I fall to the sidewalk and lean against the metal school gate

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22. Leora walked alongside Morgan, him helping her with an arm around her waist and a strong form to lean against for support, since her body was still working to get rid of the poison that had been fed into it

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23. He found an overhang that sheltered them from the worst of the blizzard and told Lorna to sit down and lean against the rocks

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24. She let her head lean against his chest, listening to his heartbeat

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25. could do was lean against a tree, feeling bloated and sick to my

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26. Mel woke early like usual and brought his coffee outside to lean against the railing

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27. but my hands started to shake and I had to lean against the

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28. tightened about her, and she had no choice but to lean against him

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29. Suddenly I realised how my physics teacher must have felt when I used to lean against him while he checked my workbook

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30. ” You sit down on the floor and lean against a large plush lounge chair

31. Ted told me to lean against one side, and Andy the other

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32. Sitting was not the position Jarek wanted to be in—he needed to squat, so while Zeno was being hauled up he managed to stand and lean against the wall, head throbbing, eyes watering, cold anger stirring his guts

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33. Each step depleted her body of much needed oxygen, and by the time they reached the third floor she had to lean against the wall to catch her breath

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34. The sound of heavy footsteps from the hallway made her turn around in time to see Angela stop and lean against the wall

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35. The spit in my throat dried up, but I was pleased that I could scoot the paper back toward Ling Mai and lean against my chair, acting as if I read death threats daily

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36. She suddenly felt dizzy and had to momentarily lean against a wall

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37. � LEAN AGAINST THAT CAR AND SPREAD YOUR LEGS

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38. Now she actually needed a pillow in her back to lean against the armrest, but we both pretended not to notice

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39. This forced other chieftains and their families to sit in the aisles or lean against the walls along the back and the sides of the room

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40. Marcus puzzled looks down the edge of the hallway at Diane D as he continues to lean against the wall

41. Scott and Kenny run across the street behind a different building! They lean against the brick wall of the other building out of breath! Scott turns to Kenny and says, “My God! She was really trying to get us!”

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42. Or stretch the legs at full length and lean against a wall or pillow

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43. She had only intended to lean against Tam and rest her head on his shoulder, but was soon out like a light

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44. She placed the other pillows behind her head, so she could comfortably lean against the van’s window

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45. The task proved beyond him, and he found himself forced to move himself backwards to lean against the door, obliging Louise to follow his movements, but like she was auditioning to play the seven dwarfs, except with Sam’s rod where the microphone would be

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46. Rudy stops to lean against a wall with his hands on his knees, breathing heavier

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47. I lean against the wall for support

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48. Whenever you can, lean against a wall with your hands flattened against the

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49. Resting his hand gently on hers, he reached to pull her closer to him, to smell her hair, to feel her lean against his chest

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50. man to lean against the car as Mick tended the lady, a crowd

51. The tree trunk was wide and I moved under to lean against it; here I watched Arthur worshipping the sun

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52. ” Amber watched Jess close his eyes and lean against the tack box

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53. “Come here dear one,” the messenger said, as he pulled her up to lean against him, putting an arm around her consolingly

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54. Shalako’s other hand came away from his bloody stomach wound and smeared the blood on his hand down the side of Utah’s face before gripping the young man’s chin hard, “How red your blood is, is the only color that matters out here and don’t you forget it!” Shalako let go of Utah’s chin and crawled over to lean against a concrete wall

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55. He then looped an arm around Christina and pulled her to lean against him

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56. nothing and simply allowed her to lean against him and cry herself

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57. and sat down to lean against a tree

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58. Pancras, Fanny Elmer strayed between the white tombs which lean against the wall, crossing the grass to read a name, hurrying on when the grave-keeper approached, hurrying into the street, pausing now by a window with blue china, now quickly making up for lost time, abruptly entering a baker's shop, buying rolls, adding cakes, going on again so that any one wishing to follow must fairly trot

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59. She was so overwhelmed, so sad, that she had to lean against a wall to keep herself from falling

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60. Heathcliff advanced, and lifted him to lean against a ridge of turf

61. He scooted himself back to lean against the headboard again

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62. The captain didn't reply but went to lean against the window

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63. All that Edmond had been able to do was to drag himself about a dozen paces forward to lean against a moss-grown rock

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64. ” The gravel crunches beneath their shoes and Jutta has to lean against a tree

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65. Once underneath the dark, cold concrete of the garage with its bleak fluorescent light, I lean against the wall and put my head in my hands

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66. Dashing back to my bedroom, I close the door and lean against it trying to rationalize my feelings

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67. I feel the movement of his hands in his shoulder as I lean against him and close my eyes

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68. I made it a few steps into the woodshed before I had to lean against the wall and catch my breath

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69. Rather it requires the contrarian trader to lean against the crowd, to invest opposite the preferences of well-established market crowds by identifying the point where these crowds are liable to begin disintegrating

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70. After everything I’d been through, it was nice to lean against someone else for a moment

71. I waited for the nonexistent kids to retreat to their nonexistent rooms and turned back in to lean against the door and shut it with a fake smile

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72. His hands trembled and he had to lean against the portway of the ship as he looked out over the crowd

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73. At the time of writing (mid-2010), a less momentum-oriented approach also seems consistent with the other lesson of the past decade: contrarian market timing can add value over long horizons—especially if regulators are more keen than before to create countercyclic buffers and central bankers to lean against the wind

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74. He was shaken by a visceral shudder that left his mind blank, and he had to drop the garden tools and lean against the cemetery wall so that the first blow of old age would not knock him down

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75. And when each person had got his (or her) cup of tea, each person shoved back his (or her) stool so as to be able to lean against the wall and gave a long sigh of contentment

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76. And here was Flask now standing, Daggoo with one lifted arm furnishing him with a breastband to lean against and steady himself by

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77. With the snow everywhere, covering everything, there was no place to lean against, to stop at, to sit or rest upon, there was no spot in which they could dig for roots to stay the pangs of hunger or obtain fuel for fires

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78. It was a hard journey, which he would have made easier for her if he could have got her to lean against him

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