But he may be on the rise.Tennessee's elections may also have implications for Al Gore, the state's not-quite-favourite son, who was in Nashville for July 4th.
Thomas Tuchel on the centre-back Niko Bungert "Mr Kiessling, now you have finally had an invitation from the German FA," the German FA sports tribunal's chairman, Hans E Lorenz, joked as Joachim Löw's not-quite-favourite striker was questioned about his ghost goal.
It is quite my favourite half-hour of any TV week and you must become converted.
But it's not quite my favourite of his recent work, and even after two viewings I still find it opaque and oblique, heading to a confrontation that appears to happen after the film has finished.
"With this release you'll see a new home page, some very useful options for your reviews, favourites and friend's favourites, quite a few design tweaks, but you'll also be able to search for places that are near you".
It was quite probably my favourite show of the year.
London has risen again: this fashion week, which ended yesterday, was quite possibly my favourite ever.
Greene is not quite the clear favourite that Farah was before the unheralded Ibrahim Jeilan pounced in the home straight of the 10,000m (and prior to his appearance in the 5,000m heats in the early hours today), or that Ennis was before Tatyana Chernova suddenly fulfilled all of her hitherto stifled youthful heptathlon potential.
On that potentially Super-Duper Saturday alone, for instance, the denouement of the heptathlon is swiftly followed by the men's 10,000m, and Mo Farah will start as one of the main men – if not quite a clear favourite – in that event.
As such, he would surely be the most palatable of conquerors for connections of the favourite – quite apart from the exceptional quality he suggested in his sole appearance last season, when having the Hennessy all but sewn up a mile out.
It hadn't, after all, been a 25-year struggle; she could write quite quickly; her favourite writing clothes were loose trousers ("pants") and a sweatshirt – she "dressed like a bum"; the new book had come to her more or less fully formed, the fruit of an accidental vacation, and so on.
