Pollen analysis of the archaeological sequence from Niah cave (Malaysia), dated to the MIS 3, reveals an increase in Justicia, a fire-favoured taxon, associated with forest rich phases [72].
At least Ibiza Uncovered, whilst chronicling it's fair share of emotional tumult, largely favoured fun over stress, shots drunk over shots fired.
Within five minutes of the restart, he had created two chances down the right, the first of which he fired low at goal after cutting on to his favoured left foot, then he slipped the ball between a United trio and squeezed into the box before his cutback was cleared.
Many years later a related term "Fighter Mafia" described those within the Air Force that favoured light weight fighters good at dog-fighting instead of heavy missile-firing fighters.
It is a catastrophe for Israel, aware that an organisation whose favoured mode of diplomatic expression has consisted, since the 2007 putsch, of firing missiles at the civilians of Sderot, is back in the saddle.
To be fair (sorry but I have to be) she doesn't fire any salvos at Britain's workshy youth, the disabled, immigrants, or any other favoured targets.
His undisguised political partisanship, his arrogant assumption that English bourgeois standards of culture and progress were to be forever the norm for less favoured nations, and the materialism of his judgments of value and taste all came under heavy fire from such near-contemporary critics as Thomas Carlyle, Matthew Arnold, and John Ruskin.
First, he smartly twisted into space on the edge of the area before firing a wild effort wide with his left foot, then a more measured curling effort with his favoured right went inches beyond the post.
Wood fires were not discontinued until 1800, though after about 1550 coal, a more compact and longer-burning fuel, was increasingly favoured, particularly in northwestern Europe.
Penalties all favoured Australia.
