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Ms. Millett's political leanings are a bit more apparent in her campaign contributions: $52,600 to Democratic candidates and committees, including the president's 2008 and 2012 campaigns.

As disappointing as this stance naturally appears, it lacks even a semblance of truth, in that the Paris meet has traditionally been notoriously difficult for British athletes to gain entry to, and his pro-European leanings are a remarkably recent development.

In Yellow Canary (1943), she had a smaller role as a young woman who despises her socialite sister (played by Anna Neagle) for being a Nazi sympathiser, not realising that her fascist leanings are a cover for her spying for the British.

Though Gemma's leanings are a bit surprising – I really did have her as full on Land Rover Tory-adjacent, and for that I apologise – she is one of many reality TV stars who have crossed the threshold from "calling people cunts on TV" to saying their actual views about the world (like the literal President of the United States).

The notion that a female Justice changed the dynamic of the court just by being a woman, not necessarily by her political leanings, is a smart point.

Mr. Clinton noted that he was not supposed to use the words "vote for" because the foundation, despite its obvious Democratic leanings, is a nonprofit, nonpartisan group.

A relationship between personality and political leanings is "a completely reasonable thing to expect," he told me when we spoke recently.

He shared his views with his readers through his column, "Thinking and Living", and, after initial Republican leanings, was a firm supporter of the New Deal.

Machine leaning is a field of research that formally focuses on the theory, performance, and properties of learning systems and algorithms.

Russian Constructivism, Moholy-Nagy's primary leaning, was a political and artistic movement influenced by the 19th century's industrial revolution.

Simply leaning is a great way to start snuggling.