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The speed of the reflex seems to favor the first theory, as it happens much too quickly for tears to be generated and drain into the nose.

For natural selection to favor one feature over another, "It doesn't have to be an ideal solution, " she said.

Aside from using compound movements studies also seem to favor using heavy weights when trying to stimulate greater testosterone levels.

Traditionally programmers have tended to favor control syntaxes that are very precise and compact and have no redundancy at all.

An appetite for a mixed approach would seem to favor President Obama's budget plan.

Life, or God, seems to favor you once you begin to align yourself with the principles of harmony, health, joy, and peace.

Christmas Day can be such an onslaught that I tend to favor wines that lift my mood , complement the food and inspire conversation .

Still, consumers increasingly seem to favor Apple's products over those of RIM.

Most pages seem to favor blue but not necessarily the same blue and there are also plenty of pages that ignore the blue trend altogether.

Mass involvement tends to favor sports such as swimming and aerobics, and tends to stress the competitive aspects less than men do.

Still, even in terms of November, you will see that events and negotiations are starting to favor you.

Wall Street used to favor Democrats, perhaps because financiers tend to be liberal on social issues.

More high-tech industries, like the production of computers, have actually tended to favor a stronger renminbi.

We have had lectures that we should not give in to the instinct to try to favor American-made products and American jobs.

In the Senate, personnel changes also seem to favor the drive for free trade.

But if the studies continue to favor the impact of texting on kids' skills development, then why does texting continue to get a bad rap?

Still, Opel labor is divided on which buyer to favor, with immediate concerns about jobs being the major factor.

State banks also tend to favor government-backed projects, which are often capital-intensive endeavors like infrastructure building.

The reason we tend to favor one side is the bilateral nature of the "wiring" in our brains.

The Academy still tends to favor more serious films.

Although people's some habit have shown a tendency to favor sth, large numbers of studies have been concentrated on its adverse impact.

They also actually moved the outfield fences in and out to favor their own guys.

Boko Haram increasingly seems to favor the use of suicide bombings.

As the "post-crisis era" is coming, the global power balance is likely to favor countries or economies with high-speed growth.

The reason, he says, is that philanthropy by the rich tends to favor the already privileged.

Tuning vmo settings allows you to favor either working or persistent storage.

The new tax law seems to favor low-income families.

Both parties also have active voter registration programs aimed especially at communities likely to favor their candidates.

so as to favor his right ankle and hurried to the top of a hill. From there he saw a broad valley, empty of life.

The job-search process, alas, often seems to favor the extroverted, but you can prevail.

This provides a means to exploit the various thresholds to favor certain types of data access within a buffer pool.

Searching for metaphors to describe embattled social groups, Chinese media have recently seemed to favor the animal kingdom.

Previous studies have shown bilingualism seems to favor the development of heightened mental skills.

They were much more likely to favor social-reform legislation and aid to education.

Although this marketing model began in the apparel industry, but social e-commerce in the field of footwear B2C also began to favor.

Most of us grew up with exercises like the first one, so we're inclined to favor them.

They will have plenty of opportunities to favor local companies at the expense of their foreign competitors.

The effect, beyond censorship, was to favor domestic manufacturers. For the W. T.

She seemed "electric, " remembered Mr. Abrams, a gregarious Denver native and Harvard graduate known to favor ski slopes and rodeos.

If anything, Chinese consumers tend to favor an easier taste on the palette, going for the sweeter, sherry-matured whiskeys.

If an application supports more than one dot file, the program typically applies precedence rules to favor one file over another.

For instance, the European Chamber of Commerce has complained that contracts for wind power were rigged to favor Chinese producers.

'China's quick recovery from the financial crisis gives them more confidence and justification to favor state-owned companies. '

When it comes to global style, juniors are more likely to favor it than freshmen.

Despite the latest clashes, political leaders say they continue to favor diplomacy in dealing with the militants.

True connoisseurs, however, are known to favor the stretch in between, since it's the hardest to do anything with.

Increasingly picky investors are expected to favor higher-quality port cities over Midwest towns.

Os (Favor Small Code) minimizes the size of EXEs and DLLs by instructing the compiler to favor size over speed.

Kiss miss her tears dried, to appease her lonely heart, her daughter's pure kiss kiss, my mother was willing to favor.

Really, if you plan to use the PS3 as a development system, you ought to favor higher resolution modes.

Environmental factors tending to favor longevity are abundant in Hawaii and less numerous in Louisiana.

It would make credit card contracts, which tend to favor the banks, less one-sided.

The idea is to favor vendors who will speed up the delivery of goods to our military bases.

Get enough people to favor enough restriction, and the state is good to go, administering every aspect of life.

Lawless said women traditionally tend to favor Democratic candidates.

People who reacted with anger were more optimistic about risk and more likely to favor an aggressive response to terrorism.

Deloitte's Wong says Chinese employers tend to favor workers who show "harmony" and "loyalty. "

Her decision to favor male writers has not escaped criticism.

Tells the compiler to favor optimizations for size over optimizations for speed.

Taking into consideration both sides of the issue, I tend to favor the latter view.

Whatever the outcome of the Olympus scandal, it's not likely to favor Kikukawa or his board.

Even where ballots have been held, they've tended to favor those in power.

That presents risks to growth that should continue to favor the Swiss franc, Mohi-uddin added.

In early spring when temperature is too low to favor the growth and development of the plants so that they have to remain in the greenhouse.

China's state-owned enterprises tend to favor their own banks or bulge-bracket brands like Goldman Sachs.

Although I can use XML to override annotations, if an object has a few mappings then I may not want to favor any.

Rules are conveniently bent to favor powerful state entities.

Significant improvements and changes have been made on the 2. 6 kernel to favor enterprise applications.

You want it to favor working storage.

In coeds , teachers tend to favor boys. The girls tend to lose self-confidence.

that language, by your skill made pliant, will bend to favor every client.

The game seems rigged to favor the hyperactive giants of Wall Street.

The policies in some Latin American countries work to favor local manufacturers.

Slytherin strategy often appears to favor brawn over skill, and they will not hesitate to use dirty tricks or cheating.

For now, the government appears to favor a gradualist approach - adding convertible equity as-needed.

The tax system is seen to favor the rich over salaried workers.

Latest opinions tend to favor the minimum dose that maximally inhibits the target.

Well Hume's answer is basically to favor consistency.

Joins WTO to favor China to absorb the more foreign investment.

One big reason American firms stumble in China is that the government tends to favor locals when it comes to regulation.

Thus it can be seen, carries on the forecast prospect using the support vector machine to the stock market extremely to favor.

With the reign of Napoleon III, Sax returned to favor with the Government.

Most cultures have tended to favor boys over girls.

Parents tend to favor the youngest child.

"The Chinese have tended to favor acquisitions where they are not competing head to head with the majors. "

What is even more unfortunate, is that some teachers enjoy the attention those students give, and unconsciously start to favor them.

The women tend to favor silver ornaments such as rings, necklaces, bracelets, hairpins and buttons.

But they can't because China has structured its economy to favor big businesses over consumers.

They also tend to favor the development of long-term relationships and strategies over short-term gain.

If you want to favor one side, then the other side must be equivalent with the items so that he can re-balance.

and you will find the facts weigh down to favor you in time.

Yes. Here you can set y equals to favor x.

We all tend to favor our own ideas, which is natural enough.

BACKGROUND: Coeliac disease is known to favor the development of neoplasia.

Parents tend to favor the yougest child.

He seems to favor that one lately.

Many improvements have been made in the Linux 2. 6 Kernel to favor enterprise applications.

I am going to favor your skills.

The adjustment grip is coupled at one side of the stand in order to favor the user's operation.

I'm not willing to walk away and out, every day there are so many things to favor thought can fill the full inside.

This is what we need to favor.

to favor in like manner the advancement of science and the diffusion of information as the best aliment to true liberty ;

Accounting methods that appear to favor form over substance;

New Congress likely to favor consumers

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It requests the people to set up one kind of ideological realm to forget oneself, to favor others selflessly;

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