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Today the Cloud is a new IT buzzword, while SOA seems to be slowly coming out of favor, at least in the view of some analysts.

A few years later, he fell out of favor, was ostracized by his countrymen, and was banished from Athens.

If you get out of favor or lose your political patronage, you have to leave quickly and could lose your business.

After a period when it had dropped out of favor in Europe, the game was revived in England and Wales in the early twenties.

But they fell out of favor when the stock increases slowed and investors began to question whether promised efficiencies would materialize.

For instance, people taking up the woods, go transit, the local out of favor a few of the bird was extinct.

Is that enough to tide Goldman through a time when its highly leveraged business model has fallen out of favor?

Conservative strategies aimed at collecting stock dividends, out of favor for decades, are coming back in vogue.

U. S. billionaires have been out of favor with the public and politicians since the 2008 financial collapse.

A trance as ever sighed mottle, puckered dim fell out of favor China rusty, so a few worship religious, can change time no more?

I think he gave you that gift out of favor; you must not expect too much from him.

This excuse likewise has fallen out of favor, especially with the death of Bin Ladin, long used as the centerpiece of the terrorism excuse.

His biggest scores over the years have come from buying large chunks of out-of-favor investments.

But layaway fell out of favor during the last decade as lower-income Americans gained access to credit.

The old practice of buying yards of leather-bound law journals or Swedish medical texts for an instant library is out of favor.

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) has largely fallen out of favor among women and their doctors, and for good reason.

Orange went down well with women with a sunny disposition , while brown was out of favor with both sexes.

It has largely been out of favor during the market's rebound from the bear-market lows set last March.

Honey fell out of favor in the last century as antibiotics became all the rage in medicine.

Orange goes down well with women with a sunny disposition, while brown is out of favor with both sexes.

During the Reformation, Christmas carols fell out-of-favor, but many survived in rural areas, only to be revived in the 1800s.

He fell out of favor with Mr. Kim in 2004 and was stripped of his titles.

Companies with a presence in financial services, like GE, are simply out of favor.

eg: That color has been out of favor for a while now. Try red.

Once all the rage, liquid protein diets fell out of favor after some crash dieters developed fatal heart rhythms.

Consider Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the head of YUKOS oil company until he fell out of favor with Putin.

Unfortunately for Swift, the Tory government fell out of power in 1714 and Swift, despite his fame for his writings, fell out of favor.

Now, with commodities out of favor, it seems a good time to be re-building positions.

Investors should remember that when assessing the broad market rally that sent even long out-of-favor stocks soaring.

Though renting fell out of favor during the middle of the past decade, there's no shame in it.

With the advent of Mendelian genetics and the later discovery of DNA, Lamarck's ideas fell out of favor entirely.

This variety is now out of favor with customers.

Dams fell out of favor as their environmental consequences became clearer.

I'm surprised, but pleasantly so, that a topic that has fallen out of favor in many circles is still useful in others.

When the Elector of Hanover became King George I of England, Handel was out of favor for leaving Germany.

Terms rise and fall out of favor as the industry evolves.

He felt out of favor in Vienna and went to London.

New techniques will emerge, and existing ones will fall out of favor.

Yet the last time the euro was truly out of favor, in 2000 and 2001 shortly after its introduction, it hit $0. 825.

He was out of favor in Paris and went to London.

A big problem: The Fed can and has provided short-term money to sound, but struggling, institutions that are out of favor.

In other words, you can do well by buying what's out of favor.

Sir Walter is out of favor with the King .

He has fallen out of favor with his classmates.

This style of dressing is out of favor.

Is it possible to marry the new favorite data-as-a-platform, Hadoop, with SOA, which is somewhat falling out of favor?

The mayor has fallen out of favor with the people.

But the idea went out of favor with scientists when Noam Chomsky's theories of language gained popularity in the 1960s and '70s.

Jack has fallen out of favor with his family.