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tilt toward

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tilt toward someone or something 
1. Lit to lean toward someone or something. The table is tilting toward Roger. The old shed tilted toward the west.
2. Fig. to favor choosing someone or something; to lean toward doing something. I am tilting toward Roger for my assistant. I am tilting toward the red car, not the black one.
See also: tilt, toward


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] But as I said, we tilt toward milder beers.
The Sunni-ruled Arab monarchies of the region had been reluctant to upgrade ties with Iraq, not just for security reasons but also because of the Shiite-led government's perceived tilt toward non-Arab Shiite Iran.
Despite the setback, the party finds itself in a position where its tilt toward the PPP or PML-N can be politically critical if a split between the two major parties in the key province of Punjab comes into the open.
 
 
 
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