And, while the choreography did not draw on the dancers' personalities, they do display individuality: Mendioroz, the first violin (and the only woman in the group), is light and clean, and is often in juxtaposition to the men; Barba, with his shaggy dark hair, is a free spirit; Bizarro, tall and lean, seems on the edge of a precipice; and Dundervill, grave and gray-bearded, is the kind patriarch.
"The idea of choking adipose tissue off from its blood supply to make an animal leaner seemed incredibly wrong," says Randy Seeley, a neuroscientist at the University of Cincinnati in Ohio, who was not involved in the study.
But when you get into the specifics of what Iggy's looking for – tattoos, kissing his teeth, and the way he leans – it seems she actually wants a teenager who might have been considered rebellious in the 1950s.
As support for them ebbs, however, voters who lean Democratic seem to be returning to their usual partisan home faster than those who lean Republican.
The table, which looked so lean, now seems bulky; it may yet end up on Craigslist.
Mr. McQuaid, who has a wry sense of humor, neatly combed brown hair and a lean frame, seems committed to carrying on the paper's legacy as a political baseball bat, albeit in an inoffensive, less cruel way.
It's true that Lean In seems directed to privileged and lucky women like me, and we constitute only a tiny slice of the world's population.
The cholesterol-lowering effect is also apparent in lean and seems to be specific to walnut oil as solely W14, but not L14 decreased plasma cholesterol compared to W8 (Fig. 2b).
In her new book, "Lean In," she seems to side with the explanation that a male-driven culture is at the root of the problem.
Then comes a director's countdown, and he drops his arms, clasps his hands in front of him, leans forward, and seems to grow, addressing the camera, still relaxed but at the same time intense and commanding.
Long and lean, they seem poised for flight.
