Women favour Democrats by 21; men favour Republicans by 3.
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Working in her favour is the fact that most MPs are in favour of a soft Brexit.
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The Germans favour budget austerity even in hard times; the French favour fiscal stimulus on Keynesian lines.
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Despite that trend, investors are generally assumed to favour the Republican candidates, on the grounds that they favour a low tax, less-regulated economy.
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The Economist's weekly survey with YouGov, a polling firm, finds that 55% of Latinos favour Democrats in the forthcoming elections, versus 24% who favour Republicans.
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The struggle over schools breaks down into two main camps, traditionalists who favour teacher-centric direct instruction and progressives who favour student-centred experiential instruction.
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Globalisation's cheerleaders did globalisation no favour by ignoring the losers It is now clear that globalisation's cheerleaders did globalisation no favour by ignoring the losers.
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Members of the lower house of parliament voted 380-1803 in favour of the bill's third reading after senior officials spoke in favour of the measure.
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Bending the rules in favour of founders – just as super-voting shares start to fall out of favour in the United States – would make matters worse.
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In urban areas, men favour violent means such as hanging or jumping off buildings, whereas women tend to favour medication, which is less likely to kill them.
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In 2011 the university's board of trustees voted 10-2 in favour of admitting women, and in 2017 California's Supreme Court ruled in the majority's favour after a legal challenge.
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If the court rules in Miller's favour, May will not be able to begin Britain's official withdrawal from the EU until the majority of MPs vote in favour of it.
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Business organisations have come out in favour, though only tepidly.
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In most countries fewer than 18003% of people favour it.
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The big fear is that he may favour full nationalisation.
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Diplomats see an attempt to curry favour with Mr Trump.
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The police, especially, are thought to favour the ruling party.
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But he may not have done them such a favour.
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Her experience is a point in the current inquiry's favour.
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The department disagreed, and ruled in favour of the airline.
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There are some specific factors in Mrs May's favour, however.
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The pendulum has swung heavily in favour of incumbent businesses.
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Presidential powers are to be clipped in favour of parliament.
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Then, four days later, Congress voted in favour of it.
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The effort seems to be working in the government's favour.
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TRADITION suggests that Wall Street should favour the Republican Party.
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But regional bankers see two big trends in their favour.
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There are lots of arguments in favour of technocratic liberalism.
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Ministers are said to fall and rise by his favour.
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If the latter, the dynamics will favour a vicious circle.
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It voted in favour of Dudley's pay package last year.
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Even those harmed by the brutal campaign sometimes favour it.
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Almost every Conservative MP will vote in favour of renewal.
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Polls suggest that a plurality of Swedes favour NATO membership.
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In practice most of its members favour the status quo.
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But now the balance is tipping in favour of backbenchers.
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Like Mrs Merkel, Mr Scholz seems to favour incremental progress.
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A decision that did not work out in her favour.
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The Yes campaign counters that its opponents really favour war.
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Most of these lessons ought to favour the Remain side.
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Disney should tip the scales even further in Sky's favour.
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The high court ruled in the girls' favour in 2013.
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To achieve this, procurement rules overtly favour stuff made locally.
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This is not to deny that some businessmen favour Brexit.
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Other trends will, however, work in the central bank's favour.
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The international evidence in favour of school freedom is clear.
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Wage policies have long been out of favour with economists.
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Outside of the UK, German real estate has found favour.
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It "programmes" students to favour profit over the public good.
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You're not doing women a favour by granting maternity leave.
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The Senate voted in favour by 55 votes to 22.
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Saudi Arabia and Russia are in favour of raising output.
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Parliament voted 77 to 17 in favour of his appointment.
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Nationalists were 83 percent in favour, unionists 81 percent opposed.
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" (2017) "I am in favour of torture, you know that.
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But the betting is still marginally in favour of Remain.
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Polls suggest that Americans tend to favour the Democrats' approach.
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However, the court could also rule in favour of hoteliers.
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The House voted in favour of impeachment on December 18th.
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Only 16 percent were in favour of the talks continuing.
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To return the favour, Obilić rolled over in the cup.
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They eschew television in favour of YouTube videos and social media.
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"Of course I am in favour of democratic elections," he said.
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Much of the boxing press scored the fight in Kovalev's favour.
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Success in that was taken as a sign of divine favour.
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Consumers increasingly favour products with supposedly healthier or more natural ingredients.
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Established parties are rigging the political system in their own favour.
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Who knows, after all, which sectors will fall out of favour?
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Demagogues fall from favour when their policies fail to bring prosperity.
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But the car market is changing in ways that favour consolidation.
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But should this be understood as a duty or a favour?
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They see immigration as a privilege, and absorption as a favour.
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Even the complaints about such places contain arguments in their favour.
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Everything that helps with that does a favour to the reader.
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" To Favour, identity is "the things that you carry with you.
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Advocates for "burqa bans" typically offer three arguments in their favour.
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They expose gulfs between those who favour more redistribution or less.
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Voters who care most about immigration overwhelmingly favour the Sweden Democrats.
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That argues in favour of imposing some requirements on the jobless.
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Three years later, as her popularity tanked, he returned the favour.
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From there, the odds are in the private equity groups' favour.
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Moderates in favour of elections, however, now have the upper hand.
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This often leads to arrangements that favour the locally dominant party.
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In practice, they have a tendency to favour their domestic market.
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There is another factor that may work in Mrs Clinton's favour.
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Women are more likely to favour redistribution and environmental-protection rules.
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Both sides tend to favour "group rights" over those of individuals.
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Local materials are often prohibited in favour of more expensive imports.
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Britain could adjust its takeover rules in favour of target companies.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt tried packing the Supreme Court in his favour.
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It is not just fussy Western eaters who increasingly favour chicken.
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Truckers favour it because it is central and has cheap housing.
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Working in the target's favour is the falling cost of technology.
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Many Latin American voters have abandoned moderates in favour of populists.
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One might assume that the piano is falling out of favour.
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Cubans who favour gay rights vented using the hashtag YoVotoNo (IVoteNo).
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But investors in the firm may be in favour of one.
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The next few decades may see them battle for electoral favour.
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In poor countries, the evidence tends to favour the private sector.
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Headlines Brexit deal 'will favour EU on money', says Davis on.ft.
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Rapid gains in battery technology favour electric motors instead (see Briefing).
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Subtler biases favour men in hiring, performance reviews, pay and promotions.
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At Modem, 32 voted in favour, 2 against and 6 abstained.
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Both PP and Podemos think that fresh elections will favour them.
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Several PMDB bigwigs have already declared themselves in favour of impeachment.
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Polls suggest that most Americans are in favour of such laws.
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But among those aged 18 to 34, 63% are in favour.
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I too hope Justin Bieber will once again find public favour.
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But the maths is brutal, and not in Mr Sanders's favour.
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The customary laws are largely patriarchal and do not favour women.
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The army typically installs conservative governments that favour the urban elite.
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Pimco thinks the odds are 60/40 in favour of Remain.
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Courage Foundation anticipated that the judge would rule in Love's favour.
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"I think I'm doing [the UFC] a favour," Lee told MMAjunkie.
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This would favour Deng Gai and his group within the government.
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Their Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is in favour of formal independence.
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On December 5th its shareholders voted in favour of the deal.
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Lawmakers belonging to his party voted in favour of the bill.
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But the balance of power could soon shift in employees' favour.
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Not that everyone was immediately in favour of such changes, however.
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The Assemblee Nationale - in which President Emmanuel Macron's centrist LREM party has a commanding majority - voted in favour of the so-called "Loi Pacte" legislation bill, with 147 votes in favour of the bill versus 50 against.
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Mr Zelensky's real campaign eschewed traditional rallies in favour of comedy performances.
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Little wonder that PFI has fallen out of favour with procurement departments.
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They voted by 312 to 311 in favour of beginning that process.
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This much may ultimately sway the vote in favour of May's deal.
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Similarly, respondents in most countries are in favour of same-sex marriage.
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Chinese grammar, especially word order, can also be said to favour men.
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Our model sees its electorate slanting 0.6 percentage points in his favour.
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These fake stories seemed very much slanted in favour of Mr Trump.
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Recent winners are cut in favour of more exposure to recent losers.
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Ditch the cliché gifts this year in favour of a DNA test.
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German respondents stood out with just 48% in favour and 36% against.
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On paper, demographic changes favour the Democrat (Mr Obama won Nevada twice).
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But why are emerging markets out of favour in the first place?
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Outside observers charged the government with stacking the odds in its favour.
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There are cases where a long-term horizon works in investors' favour.
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Transport unions also feel that the political winds are in their favour.
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Remainers never tried to make a serious case in favour of immigration.
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Those in favour of a ban will cite two famous cricketing precedents.
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Mr Muja's work, by contrast, rejects spectacle in favour of refugees' voices.
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But the winds then shifted again, this time in Mr Modi's favour.
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Remarkably, about a third believe there is bias in favour of women.
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Eve wasn't happy with me ignoring her in favour of the giraffes.
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Meanwhile, cocaine traffickers began to favour a route through the Northern Triangle.
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The 1932 Norris-LaGuardia Act (NLGA), seems to favour the employees, too.
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But there are also important things to be said in his favour.
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The European Parliament voted in favour of a controversial digital copyright law.
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The state should favour the flow of information by requiring transparent contracts.
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Democrats might also feel Mr Mueller has done them a tactical favour.
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And why the humble baguette is falling out of favour in France.
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Some of them believe the contest was rigged in Mrs Clinton's favour.
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It required big loans to survive its previous period out of favour.
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He has abandoned Barack Obama's nuclear deal in favour of tight sanctions.
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Hinrikus also says the regulatory climate is now changing in TransferWise's favour.
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MPs voted by 420 to 110 in favour of the government's motion.
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Yet polls suggest that three-quarters of the French are in favour.
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Tech firms are out of favour on both sides of the aisle.
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ISS has recommended that GE's shareholders vote in favour of dropping KPMG.
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It's not as if the stars were alined in Virginia Lázaro's favour.
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But a startling 99.8% of those who turned out voted in favour.
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Such parties favour closed borders, caps on migration and barriers to trade.
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At a public debate there locals voted decisively in favour of Brexit.
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But she may try to get the constitution changed in her favour.
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Yet many employees, promised generous overtime pay on Sundays, are in favour.
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They typically favour loyal insiders, not show-offs who promise dramatic change.
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A campaign manager insists that, post-sanctions, hardliners also favour foreign investment.
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"This should act in favour of those from ethnic minorities," she argues.
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Changing or adding to the Nobel list, though, has not found favour.
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More institutional funds may favour Gulf equities by oil's increase above $50.
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A poll published last weekend found that 260% of Brazilians favour impeachment.
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Several of the party's regional leaders support abstention; others favour continued opposition.
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Some closed down, and others abandoned CDs in favour of digital distribution.
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That said, she does supposedly favour a more robust policy towards Syria.
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Several opposition parties favour changes, but do not necessarily agree on details.
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It stated that Nick Miccarelli voted in favour of House Bill 1947.
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The Italian parliament voted in favour of civil unions for gay couples.
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In general, safe assets have been sold in favour of cyclical ones.
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The French finance ministry said it remained in favour of the deal.
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They favour low bids, only for bidders to renegotiate terms upwards later.
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They reject tradional psychotherapy in favour of their own form of therapy.
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"They are still in favour of the transaction; we're not," he said.
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Zuckerberg hacks the Oscars in The Social Network's favour to impress Saverin.
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Britons voted 52% to 48% three years ago in favour of Brexit.
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The Ronettes returned the favour to another English band not long after.
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Regional elections are looming, so it pays to curry favour with savers.
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Historically a French hobby-horse, dirigisme has found favour with German policymakers.
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Only two of the 252 Republicans in Congress favour a carbon tax.
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Technology shares were in favour following their U.S. peers' outperfomance on Monday.
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They voted by 315 to 310 in favour of the first stage.
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In a show of hands, Labour voted in favour of Corbyn's stance.
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In a show of hands, Labour voted in favour of Corbyn's stance.
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A referendum in favour of a republic would only be the start.
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People are in favour of boxing and weed under the right circumstances.
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Putting their heads together, they suspected that employing nouns ("I am in favour of the removal of settlers"), rather than verbs ("I am in favour of removing settlers"), to convey support for policy positions would have a calming effect.
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Despite the criticism, a majority of Torontonians remain in favour of Sidewalk Labs.
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As in other cities, Miami's zoning laws have changed to favour little boxes.
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The upheaval empowers civil servants, who privately favour the least-disruptive Brexit possible.
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Perhaps America will suddenly abandon Trumpism in favour of old-school, Rooseveltian internationalism.
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There has also been one other change that works in Mr Morrison's favour.
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He is already reconfiguring the country in favour of those who stayed loyal.
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Well in the Netherlands nobody, almost nobody, is in favour of an exit.
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Some pollsters and analysts expect a high turnout to favour an "In" vote.
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He complained bitterly that technocrats had been sidelined in favour of unqualified types.
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One of things in his favour was a huge turnout of young voters.
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Last week three BoE policymakers had voted in favour of a rate hike.
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"We still favour the use of biotechnologies," said Yameogo, the cotton company boss.
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Over 50 members say they are in favour of opening an impeachment inquiry.
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But incumbents are unlikely to change a system which works in their favour.
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The ANC should do the rainbow nation a favour and dump Mr Zuma.
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But he will wait, the better to extract terms that favour American workers.
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We Catalans favour a modern, dynamic economy with a fairer distribution of wealth.
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China has just resolved a long-standing legal dispute in Mr Trump's favour.
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In practice, though, they often underprice the listing to favour big investor clients.
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We first ran an editorial in favour of same-sex marriage in 1996.
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In recent weeks, the balance has tilted slightly in favour of diesel production.
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Otherwise, rate-setters who favour lower inflation have licence to indulge their preferences.
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But there is more than a quirky Virginia tradition that may favour Democrats.
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Favour the pound to "$1.2950," said ING analysts in a note to clients.
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Around 60% of Americans say they are in favour of more environmental protection.
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All of the mistakes, he notes, worked in the social-networking giant's favour.
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And this year, the non-polling factors point strongly in Mrs Clinton's favour.
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They believe that richer countries have already tipped the rules in their favour.
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Critics however say the report is too heavily weighted in favour of deregulation.
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There are two reasons why the conventional bypass is falling out of favour.
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Sheikh Hamad abdicated in 2013 in favour of his son, Tamim bin Hamad.
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This would favour wood as well as innovative ways of producing other materials.
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Other groups of MPs favour a closer relationship with the EU like Norway's.
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In 2017 the Supreme People's Court ruled in favour of the private company.
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But the other points on his CV may not work in his favour.
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And in 2012 and 2016 we voted in favour of the death penalty.
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He even intervened from the Chair himself in favour of Labour government policy.
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In the longer term, many economists favour the introduction of a carbon tax.
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It is not just inertia and coercion that work in favour of English.
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There might be some reason why electronically transmitted votes would favour Mr Nasralla.
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Mr Uribe's supporters fear that it is biased in favour of the FARC.
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For much of American history, left-leaning activists argued in favour of it.
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White men, especially older ones, overwhelmingly favour guns as a means of suicide.
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Most Quebeckers and Canadians favour laws that oblige them to unveil, polls show.
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Studies suggest that repeat business is correlated with outcomes that favour the employer.
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There have been Buddhist initiatives in favour of the environment and against racism.
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Many teachers' unions and left-wing politicians favour getting rid of private schools.
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The arithmetic did not favour May getting an agreement through parliament, he said.
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BALPA said 93% of the votes cast were in favour of industrial action.
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Australia just voted in favour of legalising same-sex marriage, by a mile.
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Those in favour of the proposal say it would quickly pay for itself.
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Mr Corbyn is reversing such reforms in favour of a new, Laclauian vision.
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He added that DSW would, however, vote in favour of the spin-off.
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ICC made a previous partial ruling in November, also in favour of TVO.
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A vote in favour would be a step closer to forming a government.
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The first is that it allows Apple to curry favour with China's government.
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Russians regard 40 children as ideal; Spaniards favour 2.4; Greeks think 2.6 best.
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The prison watchdog concluded that it was "not in favour" of segregated units.
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The point of this piece is not to argue in favour of austerity.
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The court ruled in Equutseks favour, and ordered Jack to stop his activities.
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Better to eschew "gynocentric" conventions in favour of self-sovereignty, the logic goes.
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Trump said the accord was flawed in Iran's favour and wants it renegotiated.
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That prompted a high turnout of 76%, which tends to favour the left.
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A judge ruled in their favour in a decision handed down in August.
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RENAULT SAYS IT WILL VOTE IN FAVOUR OF NISSAN'S LATEST BOARD ROOM DECISIONS
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Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has said he does not favour devaluing the currency.
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Unite said turnout was 75 percent and 96 percent had voted in favour.
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"All arguments in favour of such tariffs are ... ultimately far-fetched," he said.
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Investors expect policymakers to vote 6-2 in favour of keeping rates unchanged.
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A majority of Americans are in favour of such changes (see chart 2).
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A Business Insider / GfK poll shows the public remains in favour of Brexit.
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"Sperm competition and male-male competition do favour a longer penis," she said.
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The budget was eventually approved with 321 votes in favour and 78 against.
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Of votes cast, 80% were in favour of the resolution backing the deal.
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Also, the country's legal system is strongly biased in favour of the rich.
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And they must be allowed to do so "without fear, favour or prejudice".
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Infantino was elected as a member with 63 in favour and 13 against.
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The budget was eventually approved with 321 votes in favour and 78 against.
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Some members of Abe's Liberal Democratic Party favour cutting out this provision, too.
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The RBI said all six members voted in favour of the rate cut.
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This is in favour of the discussion about climate change causing global warming.
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I'm in favour of impeachment but I don't know if it's the solution.
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So Bartleby would favour limiting all interventions to a maximum of 2-3 minutes.
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Activist fund Elliott on Thursday reiterated it was not in favour of a breakup.
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Monster Hunter: World binned this mechanic in favour of a much more elegant solution.
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But Li knew he had Deng on his side, in favour of military force.
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In the United States, three-quarters of respondents are in favour of transgender rights.
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Fleets of robotaxis and shared vehicles will favour the established firms, says Mr Lesne.
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They have abandoned traditional communal religion in favour of churches that emphasise personal identity.
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WHEN an emerging market loses favour with its creditors, how should its government respond?
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Some Republicans have argued in favour of their reform plan on just those grounds.
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The Proudly Pokies Free campaign celebrates venues which favour live entertainment instead of gambling.
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Nationalist politicians have repeatedly called for the deal to be adjusted in Mongolia's favour.
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Mr Abe has shown himself all in favour of women, except on the throne.
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For many it is evidence that boomers have the game rigged in their favour.
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On the other hand, 227% of Jewish Israelis were in favour; 21958% were opposed.
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On February 21st, a federal appeals court upheld a ruling in the government's favour.
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"That happens naturally and it happens with other people's work as well," says Favour.
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The best part was that, more times than not, it worked in her favour.
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The law and elements of public opinion sometimes seem to bend in their favour.
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Around 90% of those that did turn out voted in favour of the proposition.
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Back then, most of the party's leadership was in favour of Remaining, albeit reluctantly.
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The Independence Party opposes EU membership while the other two parties both favour it.
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Japanese companies routinely favour male candidates when they recruit university students, says Ms Murakami.
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If the court rules in favour, elections in Northern Ireland could delay the process.
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Over-30s are moving to wine and over-40s favour baijiu, the national spirit.
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They are likely to jostle constantly for advantage and favour, making the government unstable.
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The Trump administration hopes it will reshape production chains in favour of American workers.
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Demographic change is perhaps most likely bring the greatest change in the Democrats' favour.
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In some unusual cases, however, other factors may weigh in the Ponzi scheme's favour.
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And for now, the odds favour the prosecutors, with an average 99.9% conviction rate.
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But tolls could favour use of the roadway by those who value it most.
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How does CPTPP carry on, even as multilateralism has fallen out of favour elsewhere?
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The German government is thought to favour a tie-up between the Frankfurt neighbours.
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Protesters marched in favour of repealing the Corn Laws and extending the voting franchise.
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Even if things go in their favour, the Lib Dems still risk being overlooked.
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Ousting Mr Trump via the 25th Amendment, as some favour, would be even harder.
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CLOSE OBSERVERS of America know that the rules of its democracy often favour Republicans.
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Today their Nordic descendants are abandoning coins and notes in favour of electronic payments.
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In a battle between openness and control, Mr Xi is likely to favour control.
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Bullying the appellate body into ruling in favour of America would undermine its usefulness.
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The childless also do everyone else a favour by creating wonderful works of art.
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Modellers favour NETs that use plants because they are a tried and true technology.
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That would favour emerging markets with room to improve over countries nearer moral perfection.
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That may tip the scales in their favour in countries with less democratic regimes.
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If some sports reward individual creativity, even a touch of wildness, others favour discipline.
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They favour particular sectors, with effects that ripple through the rest of the economy.
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In an informal poll, a class of eight-year olds was overwhelmingly in favour.
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Employers, too, are likely to favour the products of schools with good exam results.
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That has driven many voters towards the Socialists, who favour closer ties with Russia.
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A Reuters poll suggested a 6-3 vote in favour of a rate rise.
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China's relatively low interest rates should favour borrowing and investing over saving, they said.
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At lower levels of the game, however, the incentives often do favour match fixing.
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Ms Poe appealed, and on March 8th the Supreme Court ruled in her favour.
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The second is that local collectors favour local artists, and these are often undervalued.
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There is a fair bit of evidence in favour of the meritocracy Weber championed.
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Still the majority of Russians favour Ms Le Pen in Sunday's run-off vote.
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Europe is underperforming and "I would favour long dollar in this environment," he said.
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At best, the deal may help strengthen forces in Iran that favour limited reform.
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I expect it'll be 4-1 or 3-2 in Lee Se-dol's favour.
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Britain's 2016 referendum saw 52 percent vote in favour of leaving the European Union.
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At each Republican caucus a speech will be given in favour of each candidate.
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Suspicions that the vote will be rigged in their favour could well spark killings.
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Most convincingly, scientists who favour Brexit cite the stifling effect of some EU regulations.
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Consumers now favour mid-priced phones from local rivals such as Huawei and BBK.
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The fact that she didn't make the top 20143 probably worked in her favour.
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Mr Kuczynski owes his probable triumph to three factors that broke in his favour.
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Many countries have adopted international conventions against bribery and in favour of open government.
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A slim majority of Brits voted in favour of leaving the EU, in 2016.
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Labour wants to impose direct costs on companies, while the Conservatives favour indirect ones.
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Where geography does not favour pumped storage, though, the search is on for alternatives.
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All this will help, yet the economics continue to tilt in favour of cities.
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In 2009 more Republicans than Democrats were generally in favour of free-trade agreements.
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He passes his time farming on one of Mr Obiang's grace-and-favour estates.
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A survey in August found that 52% of them still favour such a compromise.
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"Zelensky, I'd like you to do us a favour though," Mirren whispered to Colbert.
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"The decision in favour of these banks has already been taken," the person said.
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Both had voted in favour of a historic steel tie-up with Tata Steel .
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Analysts say the overtures are aimed rather at winning favour among the general public.
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Beaucaire council has approved the name with 29 votes in favour and nine against.
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For other workers though, you're seeing a lot of things going in their favour.
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Some favour a second referendum as a way of breaking the deadlock in parliament.
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The internet's tendency to thieve and repost other people's videos worked in her favour.
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Take a bow Hollywood et al… That's why we will still vote in favour.
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Opinion polls have put those who favour changing the law in a clear lead.
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"If Lula erred, I'm in favour of him paying for his mistakes," she added.
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The law cleared the two-house PSD-controlled assembly with 275 votes in favour.
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Telegenic Shinjiro Koizumi regularly tops lists of lawmakers whom voters favour to succeed Abe.
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The court ruled in the plaintiff's favour—and ordered Tencent to stop the practice.■
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Shi'ite parties voted in favour, while Sunni Muslim and Kurdish lawmakers boycotted the session.
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So I want those institutions without fear, favour or prejudice to go against anyone.
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But on Tuesday he urged creditors to vote in favour of liquidating the chain.
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A U.S. district judge is expected to rule in favour of allowing Sprint
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Yet on October 1st a federal judge in Boston ruled in the university's favour.
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May's victory was a narrow one — 301 parliamentarians voted in favour of the amendment.
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In response, Mr Trump says "I would like you to do us a favour".
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Statoil's majority shareholder, the Norwegian government, is to vote in favour of the resolution.
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Some smaller countries may welcome having two great powers competing for their favour again.
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"This was a victory for the forces which oppose globalisation, are fighting illegal migration and are in favour of clean ethnic states, in favour of self-sufficiency in the national economy," a spokesman of the party said in a post on YouTube.
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And many of the arguments made in favour of the union in 2014 have evaporated.
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Among the Democratic senators voting in favour were Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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Two weeks ago, ICM polls showed a 52-48 percent split in favour of "Out".
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In his favour is the explicit endorsement of the venture by China's leader, Xi Jinping.
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In particular, Japan misread the changing political landscape in Australia as Abbott fell from favour.
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Even oil companies now profess to be in favour of reducing emissions of greenhouse gases.
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If politicians really want to help renters, they should favour concrete-mixing, not price-fixing. ■
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected a 7-2642 vote in favour of no change.
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Campaigners in favour of leaving the EU say it would free employers from red tape.
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If not, then one can decide in favour of a PKO/Pekao merger or not.
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Nevertheless, there have been times when such shares have been out of favour for years.
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The resulting epidemics favour the survival of those with genetic traits that grant them resistance.
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If Mr Trump believes that—or even if he doesn't—his administration might favour action.
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Mr Díaz-Canel is said to favour better internet access and a bit more openness.
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Disputes between them and Muslims are often put before "reconciliation councils", which invariably favour Muslims.
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Could the dictator really be thinking of giving up nukes in favour of economic development?
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Officers should instead, he argued, treat complaints seriously and investigate them "without fear or favour".
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"We are pleased that the court has ruled in favour of our motion," Sverrisson said.
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"But that is because there isn't a majority in favour of that law," he insists.
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But in truth, most reckoned, it was a favour from his friend President Bill Clinton.
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Everyone loves a story of even mild redemption, something to suggest favour has been earned.
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One is with rivals in Beijing who want the reshuffle to favour their own cronies.
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But America's invasion in 2003 upturned the old order in favour of Iraq's Shia majority.
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On October 14th, a court in The Hague did the PVV's campaign prospects a favour.
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American consumers favour debit and credit cards over cash by more than two to one.
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The polls have shifted in her favour since then, notably in the crucial battleground states.
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Among all Israelis, including Arab Israelis, 21959% were in favour of the two-state solution.
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But the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention ruled in Assange's favour, Sweden said.
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For many black women, like Favour and myself, our hair has never been "just hair".
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Motorists worldwide have for years been abandoning four-door saloons in favour of bulkier SUVs.
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Polls indicate public support swinging modestly in this direction: 43% in favour and 37% against.
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Rather, it was two-thirds of eligible Turkish citizens in Germany who voted in favour.
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E-commerce allows millennials to bypass traditional household names in favour of smaller niche brands.
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A suspicion that central banks were likely to favour creditors over debtors was not foolish.
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Even the IMF, usually in favour of more orthodox free-market policies, supported the move.
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A growing number of politicians and voters favour a tough carbon tax on polluting companies.
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However he also knew that Burton's sweet ale was unlikely to find favour in India.
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Mr Chang suspects that this "corporate cleansing" will work in the younger Mr Lee's favour.
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MBS curried favour with Mr Trump by buying $110bn worth of American weapons, cynics say.
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And although the polls are in her favour, any election is unpredictable (ask Hillary Clinton).
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Such parties typically favour trade barriers and limits on immigration, and are gaining in popularity.
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One thing that is working in exporters' favour is a sharp decline in shipping rates.
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Now, though the most recent data favour the optimists, they seem to be losing conviction.
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Amid the clean-up, the concern is that banks will again favour state-backed borrowers.
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According to a poll published in March this year, the same proportion now favour legalisation.
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Reverse Podsnaps think Britain is rejecting cosmopolitan values in favour of a repulsive Little Englandism.
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Even for murders, it appeared to favour life sentences for all but the most heinous.
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Catalan officials released preliminary referendum results showing 90 percent support in favour of breaking away.
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GERMAN carmakers have much in common with the self-confident roadhogs who favour their vehicles.
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Senior professors may be unconsciously drawn to favour students who look like their younger selves.
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It's a bit worrying that 42% of French people favour such a ban in pools.
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Unilever was likely to abandon its dual structure in favour of a single legal corporation.
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Popular discontent with contracts that offered little flexibility contributed to their falling out of favour.
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Tariffs are only one part of a broad push to tilt commerce in America's favour.
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Poland's government hopes America will return the favour with some fort-building of its own.
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Instead, Indians have been mired in a zero-sum competition for official favour ever since.
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Polls suggest that half the population favour doing so, with 30% disagreeing and 20% unsure.
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted in favour of Mike Pompeo as secretary of state.
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The court ruled in favour of a suit filed by Italy's major traditional taxi associations.
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And, to a large extent, I believe because of his statements in favour of Pinochet.
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Scheming by the ruling military junta to sway the contest in its favour appeared thwarted.
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The economic argument in favour of cutting death duties is weaker than you might suspect.
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Business owners tend to favour liberal immigration rules so they can attract the best workers.
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Public opinion is strongly in favour of allowing abortion for victims of rape or incest.
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The cathedral in Leshan appears to reflect the favour he enjoys with the Communist Party.
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Its aim was to sway the election in favour of her Democratic rival, Bernie Sanders.
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State capitalism of the sort the prime minister seems to favour may weigh on productivity.
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Such distrust has persuaded policymakers to favour public spending as a tool to combat unemployment.
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It is back in favour, as its newish government gets to grips with public finances.
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Each favour, he hoped, would earn a vote for the Democratic Party, locally or nationally.
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Although JVs are falling out of favour with authorities, airlines are still keen on consolidation.
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Elizabeth Warren, a prominent Democrat and senator from Massachusetts, has spoken in favour of tariffs.
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More counterintuitively, currying favour with Mr Trump's supposedly business-friendly administration is no picnic, either.
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In all, 191 lawmakers voted against the budget and 158 in favour, with one abstention.
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"We are always in favour of diplomacy and talks ... But talks need honesty," Rouhani said.
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Although libertarians who want to leave favour more, not less migration, most Brexiters do not.
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Many in the developing world see global trade as rigged in favour of rich countries.
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" "Imagine being able to stack the odds of finding lasting love entirely in your favour.
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Hats off to the TRAI for ruling in favour of a free and open internet.
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There have only been two bigger weekly positioning swings in favour of bonds since 1995.
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"The mainstream media silences the multiplicity of veganism in favour of white men," she says.
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He said that her being from a lower Hindu caste could work in her favour.
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So you'll be doing yourself a favour and doing a good deed all in one.
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Black players are discriminated against as playmakers but discriminated in favour of on the wings.
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According to Il Sole, F1003i CEO Renato Ravanelli is in favour of remaining a stakeholder.
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Banks in general were helped by rising U.S. yields, which should favour their investment opportunities.
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Mr Trump is a former registered Democrat, who was once in favour of gun controls.
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The government has to convince Thais that its new offensives will be enforced without favour.
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Russia's intervention in September turned the tide of Syria's five-year conflict in Assad's favour.
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The final argument in Oklahoma City's favour is essentially the mirror image of the first.
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But this already seems to be on the wane, in favour of things like "*sigh*".
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Your blogger is all in favour of immigration but this seems the flimsiest of arguments.
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Most MPs may favour that but voters may not; the result could be constitutional chaos.
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State media have recently published a flurry of articles about this, not all in favour.
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But the referendums required to turn him out of office both went in his favour.
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Most trade unions back Remain and Mr Corbyn has given a dutiful speech in favour.
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"I would also be in favour of more proportionality (in focus on risks)," he added.
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Numerous surveys show that the majority of Americans are in favour of stricter gun laws.
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Those in favour of universality argue that it broadens political support for public pre-schooling.
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Other firms are also proposing local projects as a way to curry favour with politicians.
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Enea's shareholders voted in September last year in favour of the company's joining the project.
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The elderly vote helped swing that referendum 52 to 48 percent in favour of Brexit.
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The parliament voted by 393 votes in favour of same-sex marriage to 226 against.
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In other words, there's not much evidence in favour of smoking cannabis for health reasons.
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He left F1 for good in 2006, dropped in favour of a young Robert Kubica.
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The court ruled in their favour and ordered the destruction of millions of research samples.
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ICAP subsequently challenged the EU decision at the General Court which found in its favour.
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But now, pressure could also be mounting in favour of a tax on red meat.
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Yeah, like Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, which I think was a Moody Blues album.
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Leaders of other parties say this is evidence the scales were tipped in its favour.
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Females, on the other hand, favour the lower depths to protect themselves and their offspring.
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Analysts said a high turnout, particularly in urban areas, would likely favour the "Yes" side.
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The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) of Tsai and Lai is in favour of formal independence.
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BREXIT: 329 UK LAWMAKERS VOTE IN FAVOUR OF FIRST STAGE OF LAW TO DELAY BREXIT
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Trump voters were also more likely to favour increasing America's armed presence around the world.
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He ordered the tearing down of 1,722 Soviet apartment blocks in favour of something glassier.
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Online food delivery customers tend to favour companies offering the best deals, market research shows.
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There have only been four bigger weekly positioning swings in favour of bonds since 1995.
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In its ruling, the court said the evidence against Thanathorn outweighed that in his favour.
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Fully 65% of Texans still favour the death penalty, compared with 54% of all Americans.
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The US Chamber of Commerce, better known for opposing regulations, is also now in favour.
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Johnson has promised that the state will prop up ailing companies, and favour local suppliers.
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Only 21 states have a majority in favour of impeachment (see our Graphic detail page).
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Populists might want central banks to favour firms that invest at home and buy local.
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Plans for the rights issue had, however, been very muddled, finding little favour with investors.
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Members of Parliament have voted in favour of Prime Minister Boris Johnson&aposs Brexit bill.
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People in northern Iraq voted overwhelmingly in favour of independence in Monday's non-binding referendum.
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ETP is furious about the corps's decision, which it claims was "just the latest in a series of overt and transparent political actions by an administration which has abandoned the rule of law in favour of currying favour with a narrow and extreme political constituency".
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Population growth and accelerating diversity favour the Democrats, but those trends can be blunted with gerrymandering.
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One can't blame a businessman for currying favour with customers and capitalising on fame and power.
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Many Remainers also favour the idea of tougher immigration controls, although the single market precludes them.
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In their favour, a moderate union, the Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail, is now France's biggest.
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Twelve council members voted in favour, while Bolivia joined Russia in voting no, and China abstained.
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The far-right League, a member of Italy's ruling coalition, is in favour of the pipeline.
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Some other shareholders collectively owning 4 percent plan to vote in favour, their representatives told Reuters.
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Old-fashioned values, including sensitivity, kindness, and fragility, they dismissed in favour of ruthlessness, candour, strength.
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The ruling Conservatives, the opposition Labour Party and at least five smaller parties are in favour.
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An arbitration panel ruled in favour of Eli Lilly & Co regarding a complaint filed by Adocia.
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This must be why our phones now favour the smooth 'ping' sound over the grating 'beep.
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Even parties without any such overt focus on old people increasingly favour them when setting policies.
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Unsurprising, then, that some hotels are returning the favour and becoming a bit more like Airbnb.
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Even white voters without a college education now favour the professorial Ms Warren over her rivals.
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Ms Le Pen is no longer in favour of quitting the EU, but of conquering it.
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What counts instead is getting a good Brexit deal, and for this they favour Mrs May.
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Ms Tsai was once outspoken in favour of marriage equality, which recommended her to younger voters.
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They have now snowballed into a movement against police brutality and in favour of full democracy.
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Netanyahu tells us he is in favour but that we have to wait for better timing.
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The major argument in favour of strict voting requirements is that they reduce significant voter fraud.
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Three out of eight MPC members voted in favour of a hike at the last meeting.
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Another problem is simply that the economics strongly favour the production and distribution of slanted news.
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BP spent over $13m directly to help defeat a ballot initiative in favour of the levy.
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The deal gives it a powerful incentive to favour its own content over that of rivals.
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The same share of those who did pull the lever for him favour the policy now.
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After a long legal battle, on June 13th the Supreme Court ruled largely in his favour.
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We are in favour of people being required to report suspected abuse to a safeguarding person.
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The official added it was too early to say what kind of contract Iraq would favour.
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I favour neither a hard nor a soft Brexit—it must be fair for both sides.
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So far First Quantum has retreated from threats to shut in production in favour of negotiations.
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He then asked those in favour to read and respond to eight arguments against their view.
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No justices spoke up in favour of politicians warping district lines to entrench their own power.
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Several polls have already found the majority of Australians are in favour of same-sex marriage.
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A five-day wait period between gun purchase and receipt also finds favour among most Americans.
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In China itself the field has tilted in favour of those advocating a more unyielding stance.
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The year was 1989 and the Supreme Court had just voted in favour of Webster v.
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Suppose you have two coins, one fair and the other biased 60% in favour of heads.
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Workers inevitably neglect murky but critical tasks in favour of those the boss can easily quantify.
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But I think those values have been created over hundreds of years to favour white men.
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The fact that she brings gender balance to the EU's top jobs is in her favour.
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When it was above fair value, it would lighten up on stocks in favour of cash.
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The Socialists do favour dialogue with the separatists, but a referendum is not currently on offer.
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Pioneering countries and new research have added to the argument in favour of universal health care.
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And so there is a great opportunity, which in fact is materialising, in favour of democracy.
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This is partly due to "gerrymandering": drawing electoral districts so as to favour a particular party.
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Five years ago 44% of them voted against and 25% in favour (the rest were neutral).
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A Stockholm arbitration tribunal found in Naftogaz's favour on Wednesday in a long-running legal battle.
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Some politicians alleged that its terms were too opaque, and appeared to favour the foreign companies.
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House Republicans favour a bill that would give some DACA recipients legal status but not citizenship.
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"Families are in favour of segregation," says Dante Contreras, an economist at the University of Chile.
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With Labour and a clutch of Tory rebels in favour, the Commons may soon follow suit.
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Shunning the beefy style often associated with top Bordeaux, amateurs now favour lighter flavours and elegance.
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Firms return the favour by quietly lending the NGA experts in app development and database security.
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So far only the proposal regarding Apple has been voted on, with just 5% in favour.
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In fact, Uruguay has won its case, while rulings to date have been in Australia's favour.
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Family tradition often conspires against merit: families routinely favour the eldest son regardless of his ability.
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Over the past two decades the balance of power has shifted in favour of local populations.
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Around the same time, thousands of people in Athenry marched in favour of the data centre.
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However, Unipol plans to reduce this exposure in favour of corporate bonds and other asset classes.
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"The people have voted in favour of democracy, they have chosen democracy," CHP leader Kilicdaroglu said.
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Mr Corbyn is evidently set on reinstating his party's 1980s stance in favour of unilateral disarmament.
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"We are most definitely not in favour of an increase in US tariffs on foreign wine."
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Russia's intervention in September turned the tide of Syria's five-year-old conflict in Assad's favour.
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Naturally, his capitulation to Mr Trump hasn't won him any favour with the front-runner, either.
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Not surprisingly, Russian copyright watchdog Rospatent ended up ruling in favour of the Russian vodka brand.
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The businessman would not be in favour of UniCredit selling its most prized assets, it said.
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Consequently, Mr Phillips wants Britain to abandon organic integration in favour of a more muscular approach.
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For comparison, 85% of people who claimed no faith were in favour of legalising assisted dying.
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And Mr Trump omitted the growth-boosting reforms to the corporation tax that conservative economists favour.
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And long-term demographic trends, like the steep rise in university attendance, work in their favour.
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Over 70% of America's population believes that the economy is rigged in favour of vested interests.
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By the mid-1930s many politicians in the region were in favour of mass Jewish emigration.
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But the congressmen who voted in favour of impeachment on April 17th mostly cited other reasons.
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To be approved, the changes will require two-thirds of shareholders present to vote in favour.
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On Thursday, the High Court in London issued further court orders in favour of Ms Akhmedov.
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Shareholders in the London Stock Exchange voted in favour of the proposed merger with Deutsche Börse.
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FOMC members were in favour of taking steps to trim the country's $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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"You gotta do me a favour, you can't say the word... David is dead," she said.
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Peugeot investors could try to argue for shifting the financial terms in the French group's favour.
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"You can borrow so cheaply in Europe that it would work in your favour," Tiruchelvam said.
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Some in the euro zone favour a conservative approach, relying primarily on the current monetary policy.
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But there is no guarantee that the mayoral shake-up will play in Mr Erdogan's favour.
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The Generalitat says 2.3m people (around 43% of the electorate) voted, 90% of them in favour.
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When political favour is the only key to business success, populist voters tend to lose out.
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Crucially both Iraq and Iran have stated they are in favour, which removes any remaining obstacles.
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For good measure, and French favour, they also added demands on access to Britain's fishing grounds.
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Advent however spurned GSO's offer in favour of a cheaper underwritten syndicated loan, the bankers said.
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Environmental law (3) This amendment would vote in favour of adding environmental safeguards to the bill.
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"CDP's choice has been made and is in favour of Enel", one of the sources said.
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Once inside, the ratio of customers to photographers/employees was massively in favour of the latter.
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Heading into the finale, the pair were separated by a single point in the German's favour.
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Hours before the election was called in Trump's favour, Moby posted a disillusioned diatribe on Facebook.
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We do not need players who would do a favour at the club by staying here.
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Greco-Roman deities had tended to favour a carpe diem approach, and to celebrate the proud.
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The numbers are not in May's favour and her chances of winning the vote look slim.
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The French National Assembly voted in favour of the legislation by 228-139, with 24 abstaining.
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The bigger battleground nowadays is in technology and the scales are tipping in Hong Kong's favour.
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Dark kitchens, originally popular with small, independent food companies, have gained favour with larger chains too.
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Others live long enough to fall out of power, and out of favour with their successors.
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And the constituency's demography is changing in the Tories' favour as Wrexham becomes a dormitory town.
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Inmarsat's shareholders decisively backed the takeover in May, with nearly 79% of shares voted in favour.
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At the prior meeting on October 7, policymakers voted 3-2 in favour of holding rates.
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That flipped most derivatives pricing in favour of a weaker euro over the next few months.
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That competition will likely favour an out-of-the-box jet, over the expensive F-35.
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At this point, the betting markets strongly favour a change of government (Labor $1.37 , Government $3.05).
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That said, he admits it was easy to relinquish autonomy in favour of the greater good.
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But the AKP said it would appeal and expected to shift the outcome in its favour.
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Lawmakers in Britain's lower house of parliament voted 327 to 299 in favour of the plan.
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The source said that following the resignation of board member Gerard Magnin in protest over EDF's strategy ahead of the meeting, the remaining 17 board members narrowly voted in favour of the final investment decision for the project, with 10 votes in favour and 7 votes against.
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Emerging market equity funds remained in favour, attracting $1 billion, and Japanese equity funds attracted $800 million.
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Suppliers who used to favour the firm because it paid them on time complain more about delays.
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They are a contrarian bet—the antithesis of American tech stocks, which are suddenly out of favour.
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He worries that economists favour reforms that would free central banks to court higher inflation during downturns.
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Many of those in favour of Brexit argue that the project will be good for the economy.
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Maybe there were, let's say 20 or 30 percent in the polls were in favour before Brexit.
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"Our bias continues to favour trading AUD with a cautious tone given simmering global risks," it said.
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In addition, stakes may buy seats at the industrial policy insider's table, where executives can curry favour.
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A weaker greenback tends to favour commodities traded in dollars by making them cheaper for non-U.
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Both work well, but the deciding factor in AC's favour in the 19th century was the transformer.
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He is irritable, intransigent and whimsical, scorning an entire breakfast in favour of a diet cherry Coke.
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Few Muslims will vote for the BJP, leaving the SP and BSP to compete for their favour.
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Around 60% of Americans say they are in favour of legalising pot—including around half of Republicans.
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That represents a swelling consensus in favour of legalisation; a decade ago, around 30% said the same.
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Recent trade rows will give most leaders pause before declaring themselves in favour of the next deal.
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The government has scrapped the Trust in favour of a single board with 12 to 14 members.
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He fears the country has rejected ideals of kindness and consensus in favour of self-righteous force.
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The final tally was 367 votes cast in favour of impeachment, versus 137 against, and seven abstentions.
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When Asian markets tumbled in the late 1990s, Bhumibol urged his subjects to favour moderation over wealth.
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There could be worse to come: new policies seem to favour hybrids, according to analysts at Bernstein.
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In Poland, 41% of the younger cohort were in favour but only 28% of the older one.
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This represents a rupture with at least four decades of bipartisan consensus in favour of liberal internationalism.
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A rebellion reckoned to be 7,000-strong in favour of the pope in 1569 was brutally suppressed.
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Palestinian officials have already spurned the plan, believing it will be heavily biased in favour of Israel.
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The second is to win back voters from Nigel Farage's Brexit Party, who positively favour no-deal.
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In short, the number of Turkish citizens who voted in favour of the reform was some 450,000.
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Surveys show that millennial consumers are eschewing "stuff" in favour of experiential gifts like travel and entertainment.
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Hispanic inmates, often raised in Catholic households, favour Christian imagery: the Virgin Mary is a common subject.
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Defying the prime minister, his cabinet's legislative committee voted on November 13th in favour of the law.
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And that was with a high turnout, which Mr Renzi's advisers had believed would favour his cause.
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They did not win because the penumbras of history and energy were somehow shimmering in their favour.
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His work contributed to a philosophy in favour of small government that was blooming at the time.
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But since the drug was banned in the US in 1985, those experiments fell out of favour.
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It survived only because Mr Trump intervened, claiming it was a favour to Xi Jinping, China's president.
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But in 2015 he did sign an open letter in favour of a ban on AI weaponry.
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The memo, seen by Reuters, indicated the Western bankers believed the auction would go in their favour.
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The alternative vote tends to favour extreme outcomes over compromise ones (which are no-one's first choice).
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A poll in August found that only 27% of South Koreans favour keeping their country nuclear-free.
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Of the 343 letters sent to the government during the comment period, only his was in favour.
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Pennsylvania's highest state court had found that the districts had been gerrymandered specifically to favour the party.
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Those in favour think it is good to try to harmonise a complicated patchwork of state rules.
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But the 2m Catalans who favour independence would see a government headed by Ms Arrimadas as illegitimate.
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Candidates on the left, such as Gustavo Petro, a former mayor of Bogotá, favour the voluntary approach.
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But Ms Shelton's more recent statements in favour of looser policy seem to suggest a thoroughgoing conversion.
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Liberal newcomer Ciudadanos voted in favour of Rajoy, as did a small party from the Canary Islands.
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It indicates that selective pressures in favour of this gene started to relax about 4.2m years ago.
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They engage in "lawfare" that bends—or rewrites—the rules of the international order in China's favour.
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Although public opinion seems strongly in favour, the unprecedented method of voting makes turnout hard to predict.
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That will matter little to audiences: movies that favour the ruling party have found viewers of late.
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The front-runners favour submitting amendments to two successive congresses and then seeking approval in a referendum.
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Investors may have returned the favour, by shaking some sense into the politicians—at least for now.
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There could also be demand in the developed world from criminals (although they now strongly favour cash).
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Now he is back in the running in a process he has rigged in his own favour.
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But then, just like the iPod/iPhone 4 plugs they largely employed, they fell out of favour.
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This may favour companies, which see such trials as unpredictable, and sometimes settle cases to avoid them.
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Even liberal-minded Indian commentators, who would usually favour talks with Pakistan, demanded that something be done.
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Many Brexiteers positively favour a no-deal Brexit; others want the option kept as a bargaining tool.
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The courts were stuffed with members of the bourgeoisie who would always rule in favour of capitalists.
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Opposition parties have accused Macky Sall, the incumbent, of trying to skew the result in his favour.
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They were not helped by a ruling in favour of Mr Mulvaney from the CFPB's own legaldepartment.
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Some 60% of 18-29-year-olds, however, were in favour, double the share of over-70s.
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Second, liberals have to be eternally vigilant against the rigging of markets in favour of vested interests.
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Pravin Gordhan, a popular finance minister fired by Mr Zuma, has spoken in favour of Mr Ramaphosa.
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These were a series of taxes and restrictions on imports of grain, designed to favour British farmers.
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Mr Biss is in favour of a progressive income-tax rate, universal healthcare and free higher education.
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Some analysts were predicting an imminent downturn, which would have tilted the odds in Mr Prabowo's favour.
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Germany has erupted in jubilant celebration as the country's government voted in favour of same sex marriage.
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So far, these groups have tended to favour Hillary Clinton (the Congressional Black Caucus recently endorsed her).
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Property owners, who tend to be older, favour these rules because they make their homes more valuable.
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"We have seen clients favour some of the mining sector," said Lewis Jones, stockbroker at Cornhill Capital.
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Others suggest political pressure to ensure Russian participation in Rio will swing the vote in Russia's favour.
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The buyers did this because they believed the balance of market power was shifting in their favour.
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However, rising rates from the U.S. Federal Reserve may see dividend paying stocks fall out of favour.
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Britons voted by 52-48 percent in favour of leaving the EU in a referendum in 2016.
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But, he added, Wanda would favour profitable sporting events over buying stakes in money-losing soccer clubs.
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Unlike Mr Corbyn, Mr Benn was in favour of British military intervention against Islamic State in Syria.
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He appears to favour Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, to whom he was married until 1998, as his successor.
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A follow-up later in the week will analyse the respondent's argument in favour of agency fees.
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Finance that complies with Islamic sharia law shuns payment of interest rate in favour of sharing profit.
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And a reason to favour something quick isn't to benefit the winners, but create a loser: Europe.
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In November, Potanin launched an appeal against the decision, which was deemed to be in Deripaska's favour.
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A delisting in favour of an overseas bourse would be a rare move by a Japanese company.
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Too many African politicians favour projects that create opportunities for kickbacks, or which mostly help favoured groups.
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The explanation that many academics and think-tanks favour is that guards are less tolerant towards women.
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The investigation into JPMorgan's hiring of interns stemmed from explicit records—favour-granters will now act quietly.
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Anti-African prejudice may be linked to India's stubborn, caste-related bias in favour of lighter skin.
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These invariably favour Muslims, who often face fines but no other punishment for crimes such as arson.
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But the state has long tried to erase ethnic distinctions in favour of a single Egyptian identity.
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The bigger factor is that white Britons are abandoning common names in favour of more unusual ones.
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They are not in a protectionist mood: 77% favour greater integration between their countries and their neighbours.
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Since March China has loosened some of the dam gates, ostensibly as a favour to its neighbours.
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Swiss voters rejected a plan to bring in a universal basic income; only 23% were in favour.
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Packed with white progressives, Wisconsin's Democratic electorate always looked unusually likely to favour Mr Sanders (see article).
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Courtiers gained Elizabeth's favour through exploits of land and sea, to the consternation of the old nobility.
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The other option, for those who favour closer cooperation with Brussels, is a so-called customs partnership.
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Another problem is that Latin American governments save too little, and favour current spending over public investment.
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Brexiteers dislike this procedure as it tips the negotiating balance in favour of the EU, not Britain.
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A WEEK ago, as news of the vote in favour of Brexit sunk in, global markets tumbled.
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Australia has won favour with the United States for its commitment to military expansion in the region.
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BORIS JOHNSON'S CONSERVATIVE PARTY - EXIT WITH A DEAL Johnson has pledged to campaign in favour of Brexit.
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In 2006, 40% of Democrats were in favour of a border wall; now less than 10% are.
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The judgment did not ban other forms of Muslim divorce that favour men, only the instant kind.
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That will be not easy, but the global direction on climate change is working in her favour.
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Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper reported the official decision in favour of the merger would be announced on Friday.
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SimplyBiz considered an IPO in 2015 but eventually dropped the idea in favour of securing alternative financing.
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Do your gut a favour and save on a cookbook in the "Countdown to Black Friday Sale."
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A Labour source said on Monday the party was expected to vote in favour of the amendment.
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However, an Italian appeals court later ruled in favour of Fininvest's request to cancel the forced sale.
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The Senate, controlled by the conservative opposition, voted 250 against 92 in favour of the government proposal.
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Medicinal honey largely fell from favour with the advent of modern antibiotics in the mid-20th century.
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"He was a perfect fit, we returned the favour and gave him the first install," he said.
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Foxtel and Roadshow, which are sharing a lawyer, Richard Lancaster, argued in favour of a broad definition.
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The index outperformed the broader European market on Tuesday, with heavily weighted mining stocks back in favour.
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London backed remaining in the EU in the June 2016 referendum that went in favour of leaving.
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For many people, what he finds valuable and they return the favour trading with their own produce.
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The bank's Monetary Policy Committee voted 6-2 in favour of leaving rates and QE unchanged. 2.
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The numbers are not in May's favour and her chances of winning the vote look extremely slim.
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It swaps the traditional hangover-bashing hot sauce and lemon juice in favour of Eastern-inspired ingredients.
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Polling by ComRes shows that a majority of lawmakers intend to vote in favour of expanding Heathrow.
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This era also signalled a move away from analog technologies in general, in favour of computer music.
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Congress is broadly in favour of the force, although the Senate and House are haggling over details.
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He has seen manned submarines fall out of favour in oceanography, with the rise of underwater drones.
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However, ISS also recommended shareholders vote in favour of Kim Shin-bae's appointment as an internal director.
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Councillors in North Yorkshire voted in favour of the project on Monday after two days of hearings.
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Fed funds futures imply that investors slightly favour the chance for an interest rate increase in December.
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Rejecting this weighty assessment in favour of evidence-light American warnings would have set a worrying precedent.
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An analysis of recent survey evidence, for example, found that Americans favour such levies, especially on inheritance.
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"The Commission was unable to demonstrate the existence of an advantage in favour of Starbucks," judges said.
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After a brief hiccup, financials stocks, often with large weightings across global markets, are back in favour.
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If a simple majority votes in favour, the president is impeached, which is analogous to being indicted.
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Such a model, however, tends to distort financial resources in favour of large companies, the report said.
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Murray Goulburn shareholders had voted in favour of the deal earlier this year, which concluded in May.
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INTESA SANPAOLO CEO SAYS HE HOPES CARIGE SHAREHOLDERS WILL VOTE IN FAVOUR OF RESCUE PLAN ON FRIDAY
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AMA's board unanimously recommended shareholders vote in favour of both transactions, the company said in the statement.
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So every seat relinquished in a competitive district shifts the odds in favour of the challenging party.
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Petitcolin's term has been extended to end-2020 "in order to favour a smooth transition", Safran said.
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At the Progress meeting Paul Mason, an activist and prominent Corbyn supporter, taunted those Labourites who do not share Mr Corbyn's left-wing views to leave and "get on" with setting up their own "pro-Remain party, that is in favour of illegal war and in favour of privatisation".
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"For me, marriage in the Basic Law is marriage between a man and a woman and that is why I did not vote in favour of this bill today," she told reporters moments after the 393-266 vote in favour of an amendment that will legalise same-sex marriage.
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