"What we favor is ending the trade off between flexibility and security," he said.
What we favor is ending the trade off between flexibility and security.
From an industry point of view, this is what we are favoring, this is what we are trying to implement.
MARK M. SPRADLEY Chevy Chase, Md., Sept. 5, 2013 To the Editor: Re "The Right Questions on Syria" (column, Sept. 5): My answer to the question Nicholas D. Kristof asks of those of us who oppose cruise missile strikes against Syria concerning what alternative we favor would be simple.
One tendency, led by Clitomachus, Carneades' student and eventual successor as scholarch, favored what we may call a radical skeptical position embracing both doctrines.
Mr. Clarke's draft speech added that Britain needed "to concentrate on what we are in favor of and not just what we are against".
To refrain from buying what we want in favor of what we need.
Guess what: We need a favor now.
Since the personalized News Feed favors what we engage with, and we tend to engage with content we agree with, Facebook should provide an option to turn this off during elections to allow people to see algorithm-free, real-time content.
One 2010 study found that people have a tangible preference for things that have been around longer; we're hardwired to favor what we know.
Christianity inevitably raises the question: What if everyone we favor, and everyone we fear, and everyone we help, and everyone we exploit, and everyone we love, and everyone we hate, were the reflected image of God — unique, valuable and destined for eternity?
