These are the people most lukewarm about parties who say they "lean" towards one or the other.
If only political leaders could say immigration versus economic dynamism is a difficult balance to strike, but they lean towards controlling immigration or towards a dynamic economy.
Ideologically they lean towards free markets and democracy, which tend to be better than other systems at balancing out varied and conflicting interests.
Or that NHS reform is nearly intractable, but that they lean towards relying on the altruism of its staff or towards sharpening incentives by having money follow the patient.
In their new homelands, they still generally vote for centre-leftist parties (unless there a strong reason not to, like the Iraq war), but if they remain active in the politics of their mother country, they lean towards Islamist conservatism.
Instead they lean towards what Yoshiharu Izumi of J.P. Morgan, a securities firm, calls "managed decline".Mr Hirai had already announced that Sony's TV production goal would be halved, from 40m units to 20m.
Put the party manifestos through a women's lens and, because more women are low-paid and because more women depend on public services, it's easy to see why they lean towards Labour.
As fans bellow a chorus of "Libertine til I die, Libertine til I die" between songs, it's clear they lean towards the "ramshackle charm" interpretation, rather than one of gross incompetence.
The autumn/winter campaign, shot by Tyrone Lebon and styled by Kate Phelan, is typically Topshop: for the main campaign, they lean towards a mainstream look, which showcases staples (leather jackets, a trans-seasonal signature LBD, something in leopard print) alongside a few key pieces, in this case a grungey plaid hoodie or faux fur coat.
