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When Comcast took over NBC in 2011 it was barred from favouring its own services by giving them more bandwidth.

But critics charged the agreement would not prevent Google from favouring its own services, and would divert money from the rivals to Google.

He has broken a campaign promise to bar such organisations from favouring their co-religionists when hiring staff.But he still has trouble with religious voters.

Enormous valuations may be given when consumers attribute symbolic significance to or derive a "warm glow" from favouring a particular ecosystem.

Such a shift means that the incentives for families to coordinate with each other can switch from favouring cutting to favouring abandonment.

From the 1980s to the 1990s, the party's policy shifted from favouring the European Union to turning against it.

Powering the trial to detect a smaller difference will increase the sample size substantially without affecting decision making, since smaller differences are likely not sufficient to change treatment choice from favouring step-up practice into favouring early surgery.

The Spaniard Hervas, Manila's municipal architect from 1887 to 1893, favoured neo-Byzantine forms; e.g., Manila Cathedral (1878 79).

After he asserted his personal rule from 1583 he favoured doctrinal Calvinism, but also episcopacy.

What has happened to explain this dramatic fall from favour?

When did the term "novella" fall from favour?