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“That’s certainly what we learned in podcasting and that’s what we’re leaning into,” Ek said, adding that there are many creators on Spotify that only post parts of their content and “new creators that have needs which we aren’t yet fulfilling.”

Still, the Cook Political Report, which tracks House races, listed the 47th District as leaning Democratic.

Last month, the Cook Political Report moved the district race from “likely Democratic” to “leaning Democratic,” a sign of the concerted effort by Republicans to flip the seat.

“I think it’s really us leaning into our strengths with the industries that are prominent here in Los Angeles and doubling down on building these new startups,” he said.

He’s leaning on Herbert a bit more instead of run, run, run.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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