Close to 100 horror movie lovers eschewed the fresh air, baking temperatures and temptations afforded by the city in favour of a psychotic surgeon, mutated insects and numerous other nightmarish entities.
"Brussels hinders smaller businesses, particularly those firms who can't afford to lobby Brussels to curry favour.
Because debates afford participants equal status, they usually favour the underdog – especially ones with little to lose.
This favours the quick-witted, affords frequent opportunities for verbal socializing (between deals), and, for gamblers, facilitates rapid reversals of fortune.
Costa returned the earlier favour for Willian, being afforded the space to play a precise ball across the box for the Brazilian to slide the ball past Elliot from close range.
Moving into my teens, I eschewed anything with a whiff of the charts about it in favour of the delights afforded by the John Peel show: Stump, Bogshed, the 14 Iced Bears.
It's a system that's rigged in favour of those who can afford it.
Not altogether so: if a system is stacked in favour of firms that can afford to take a loss, it squeezes out smaller enterprises and suffocates market diversity.
The Ucas process works in favour of those who can afford the extra help on offer, and greatly disadvantages everyone else.
Because it affords an opportunity for injustice and discriminates in favour of one particular class of creditors, the distress form of self-help, or seizure of property, has not been favoured in some countries, such as the United States.
