To suggest that Divisionist painting somehow appeared out of nowhere is to do it no favours, when it is very much in need of them.
Wigan were dogged and threatened at times, but could not find the inspiration to turn the game in their favour when it was in the balance.
It has long ago been suggested that outcrossing is favoured when it facilitates adaptation to novel environments.
That has provoked a debate about whether the phenomenon is an aberration, or whether natural selection favours it, at least when it is rare in a population.
Mr Cable, who repeated his weekend call for more capital spending and for pensioners' benefits to be taxed, said he might back a Labour motion in favour of a "mansion tax" when it is debated in the Commons on Tuesday.
There are many grey areas - and she fears that even the draft legislation, when it is passed, will favour the medical community over the rights of the surrogate.
The uncoupling would be favoured when cell growth is arrested or it is slowed down (apical [Ca2+]c is lower) as it occurs in situations where the cell needs to interpret extracellular cues and reorient the growth axis.
Previously, MTBE (methyl tertiary-butyl ether) was the oxygenate of choice, but fell out of favour in 2004 when it was found to contaminate ground water.
He said: "There's a long history of British juries – before they were abolished [in defamation cases] – not finding in favour of claimants when it's a joke.
It was at the peak of its popularity in the mid-19th century when it was favoured for mourning jewellery by Queen Victoria after the death of Prince Albert.
