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Discover LudwigThe phrase "favourite for" is not grammatically correct and is not generally used in written English.
It may be more appropriate to use "favorite for," which is still not considered formal language. Example: She is the favorite for the position of team captain because of her strong leadership skills and dedication to the team.
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A fan favourite, for sure.
Who is favourite for next summer's Ashes?
Sir Clive Woodward is favourite for performance director.
Everybody is somebody's favourite for whatever reason.
Daley is not favourite for the gold.
The early favourite for the Lloyds chairmanship?
Or the favourite for next year's Guineas.
The ground is a favourite for both of them.
It's the bookies' favourite for the prize, and mine too.
In Bruges, meanwhile, remains a firm favourite for visitors.
He is the strong favourite for the final.
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