Feet flick with cutting precision; dancers lean into the embrace, going from flirtation to abandon.
Her aim, she said, is to write about sex without a "soft fade" — as in cutting from "he leaned in for a kiss" to "they lay in bed, naked, smiling".
The Democrats have gone leaner, cutting the number of days from four to three, and for a second consecutive cycle are leaving the convention hall for the final day by moving the president's speech to a stadium.
The place is decidedly out of step with Budapest's cutting edge, which leans toward fusion at places with names like Baraka, Kepiro and Voro es Feher Borbar (Red and White Wine Bar).
Its policy prescriptions lean conservative: cutting government waste and "protecting our freedoms," with some Democratic populism thrown in – putting Main Street ahead of Wall Street.
According to the Chicago study, "They lean toward cutting all the income-redistributive or social insurance programs we asked about".
The SPD leans towards cutting social-security contributions, which would stimulate employment.
Carmakers have to get leaner without cutting back on investment in new, greener models.
For now, though, the evidence increasingly leans toward cutting energy consumption if you don't want to wind up like the Mad Hatter.
Depending on which hormone imbalances you are tackling, much of the advice involves cutting caffeine and gluten, eating lean proteins and grass-fed meat, avoiding GM food, cutting sugar and processed carbs.
