- Create a new volume in the blank space between your two existing partitions. Give it a distinctive name (you won't want to mix it up with either of your current partitions).
- Boot from the Lion restore partition (boot with the option key held down, and select Recovery HD from the icon list and then click on the arrow under it).
- Run Disk Utility.
- Select one of the volumes in the sidebar, then the Restore tab on the right.
- Drag Lion Partition into the Source field, and the new blank partition into the Destination field. Do not get them backwards!
- Click Restore, and wait for it to clone the partition's contents.
- Quit Disk Utility, then choose Startup Disk from the Apple menu.
- Select the new partition (it may be difficult to tell it from the original, as they're now both named "Lion Partition").
- Reboot, and verify that everything is working right before proceeding.
- Run Disk Utility, delete the original Lion Partition and expand the new one into the newly freed space.
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