Senator Rand Paul (Kentucky): Paul's weak spot is foreign policy not so much that he doesn't have any experience (few Tea Party darlings do) but that he sounds an isolationist note that can register to many self-proclaimed patriots dangerously like weakness.
That is why convenience stores are now the darlings of the retailers, expected to grow in value from £36bn in 2013 to £42bn by 2018.
Previously she was one-quarter of indie darlings Batrider.
At a News executive gathering the group editorial director of Rupert Murdoch's Australian operation, Campbell Reid, accused "internet darlings" Google and Facebook of allowing their platforms to be used for "porn, cyber-bullying, recruitment of terrorism and pedophilia," according to a report by media editor Sharri Markson in the Australian.
The darlings of the 2012 US Olympic gymnastics team joined Letterman after capturing gold in London.
But this fashionable creature is a little more down-to-earth than the darlings of the catwalk.
Stern parents might read it as calling for a Gradgrind-like clampdown; more indulgent ones as an inducement for the little darlings to try a little harder.At a meeting in Busan, South Korea, this October, the parents in question the representatives of the IPCC's member governments will decide which sort they want to be.
Spooked by the frantic spending of Nasdaq's darlings, they stepped up their own technology investments to keep pace.Lay that cableAt the same time, investors were financing more competitors in each sector than the market could support.
Mr Museveni and his Ethiopian counterpart, Meles Zenawi, have, in particular, become the West's leading aid darlings.
And with so many Democrats in Congress, not to mention darlings of the left such as Elizabeth Warren, either anti-trade or seeking to build a post-Obama identity, that is far from assured.
THE world's big telephone companies, until recently the darlings of the stockmarket, are struggling with deflated share prices, inflated debt and wholesale doubts about their vision of the future (see article).
