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Buffett Settles for Smaller Prey  |  Though Warren E. Buffett is known for blockbuster deals, he has increasingly favored smaller, "bolt-on" acquisitions, The Wall Street Journal writes.

And some party members are privately urging their colleagues to abandon the inflammatory language and confrontational approach increasingly favored by some legislators and the party leader, Morgan Tsvangirai.

What is more, China's aid has far fewer strings attached than the US's does, and is increasingly favored abroad as a result.

By then, consolidation among railroads had begun as passengers increasingly favored cars and airplanes over train travel and railways and truck companies increasingly competed for freight.

As the former first lady's initial approach failed to blunt Mr. Obama's rise, Mr. Penn increasingly favored tougher attacks; some colleagues argued internally that they would be counterproductive.

The hotel is one of the two main Western-style hotels in the capital, and it is increasingly favored by the North Koreans for tourists because its location makes it difficult for visitors to wander very far without being seen.

"The odds increasingly favor a revival in job creation," Mr. Greenspan said.

But from Britain to Mexico, he said, the authorities increasingly favor a stronger stance.

Polls released last week showed that voters had cooled on Ms. Kennedy, increasingly favoring Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo.

Until recently, financing has been available to both poor performers and high performers, but it will increasingly favor the latter.

Government institutions such as the National Institutes of Health, with their focus on public health, increasingly favor surveys of large populations.