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121 Initially, Paulson was reportedly in favor of spending TARP money to buy up troubled assets.

122 Beautiful scene and suburb location is in favor of the judge of LIN Bu' s reclusion.

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124 So it has very positive meaning to popularize this guarantee. And it is in favor of solving the problem which is hard to reclaim the power charge.

125 Today's society clearly has made a value judgment in favor of preserving wilderness.

126 The Ptolemaic hypothesis discarded in favor of a completely new hypothesis bases on different assumptions.

127 Demographic forces are decidedly in favor of soccer's eventual success in the land of the forward pass and the knuckleball.

128 In 1995, when Gallup started asking the question, the split was 56-33 in favor of abortion rights. Now the lines have crossed, and 51% call themselves pro-life while only 42% say they are pro-choice.

129 It is in favor of not only constructing consummate system of social security but also sufficient exertion of financial function to study the linkup between social security system and finance.

130 Higher sinter temperature is in favor of the electrical conductivity go against Seebeck coefficient top - type materials.

131 The proposed test method would eliminate the use of photometric measurements in favor of purely electrical measurements with the goal of reducing measurement variation.

132 Once EPA decides to issue a notice of cancellation, a presumption arises in favor of suspension.

133 The single minded, all-encompassing applications of today will begin dying off in favor of multi-celled, specialized solutions.

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134 Just like that, his signature bowl cut with the flirtatious fringe hit the cutting room floor in favor of a gelled, layered look that harkens back to the New Wave singers of the 1980s.

135 When an individual finances public debt through the purchase of treasury bills, the individual's time preference will change in favor of future goods.

136 Dad was not in favor of spending time on books made a rough and slipshod way.

137 Fine coke formula can enhance compactness of baked carbon anode and mechanical strength, which is in favor of formula process improvement.

138 Interviewer: Why did you finally decide in favor of music?

139 If more evidence piles up in favor of prosimian social learning, it's almost a given that the ability first emerged before prosimian and simian primates split about 63 million years ago, Santos said.

140 Governments are rated on economic performance, and this influences policy in favor of boosting GDP, the value of goods and services produced over a calendar year, he said.

141 I am in favor of making greater use of the FOMC's central tendency forecasts for communication.

142 Acheson looked beyond the confines of his bureaucracy and joined with the Secretary of War in favor of arms control.

143 There has been a decline in enrollment in liberal arts courses in favor of highly specialized training for high-paying careers, mostly in business.

144 The upper end-face of the cathode is rough, in favor of improving the storage amount of the electrolytic solution.

145 Legislating and constitutionally establishing the protection and relief in favor of worse-off people as a state obligation requires theoretical confirmation and validity verification.

146 The verdict of the jury was in favor of the mobster.

147 I heard a forcible argument in favor of the new policy.

148 Our Constitution strikes the balance in favor of the rights of the accused to be advised by his lawyer of his privilege against self-incrimination. . . .

149 Auditors tend to let directors get away with murder[sentencedict.com], for if they protest at creative accounting the firm is promptly sacked in favor of a substitute that will not jib at economy with the facts.

150 In effect, the Florida East Coast decision created a strong presumption in favor of informal rulemaking.