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This might yet prove a favourite.

23 October There's a new pension scam which is proving a favourite among fraudsters.

Last year New Zealand proved a favourite holiday retreat following a blaze of publicity for The Lord of the Rings, which was filmed on location in the country.

Mid-century fashions – the 1950s and 1960s in particular – have proved a favourite, whether you're committed to your rockabilly styling à la Winehouse, or merely dipping a toe in the waters of old-school glamour in the manner of any actress gracing a red carpet secretly thinking she is Elizabeth Taylor.

Kathy McCabe of The Daily Telegraph noted that it's "an instant singalong anthem which should prove a crowd favourite".

By Christmas you'll be able to buy a family ticket for 300 quid to visit the Domino's Parthenon, where you can watch a parade of philosophers dressed as your favourite pizzas, with Pythagoras pepperoni proving a particular favourite, then scream your way down the Acropolis on a log flume.

Nevertheless staff constantly stress their dedication and love of animals, with rats proving a clear favourite over mice.

"Claire Temple proved a fan favourite in season one, and we can't wait for fans to see all the plans we have for her next".

Tomalin said that while the shortlist had been very strong this year, Macdonald's book had proved a universal favourite with the panel.

The 26-year-old Frenchman proved a big favourite at the Ricoh Arena last term, having been signed on a three-year deal by then Sky Blues boss Andy Thorn after a successful pre-season trial.

"I don't think human behaviour is being modified by the bots, right?" The virtual reality tennis game on offer was proving a crowd favourite at the expo, but let's be honest: it's 2018.