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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
disfavour . - adjective Not
favoured
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However, in a recent report from the US Department of Homeland Security "disfavoured" the use of RFID tags for person ID purposes: "RFID can reduce the delay when people pass through chokepoints that require identification.
Archive 2006-06-01 Auntie Em 2006
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However, in a recent report from the US Department of Homeland Security "disfavoured" the use of RFID tags for person ID purposes: "RFID can reduce the delay when people pass through chokepoints that require identification.
US DHS concludes that RFID chips are unsuitable for "human tracking" Auntie Em 2006
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In the end only 18% of the votes featured Fábregas, and these in five broadly disfavoured midfield compositions the 9% wanting Busquets-Xavi-Fábregas being the most notable.
Uefa faces cost of centralising international broadcasting deals 2011
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Related articles: iPhone pricing strategy slightly disfavoured in Japan
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Sicne the Reagan years, taxation has disproportionately disfavoured the middle class.
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SoftBank iPhone pricing plan leaked iPhone pricing strategy slightly disfavoured in Japan
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This is a circumstance when the unmarked SOV order is disfavoured.
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Today is Moe Day! iPhone pricing strategy slightly disfavoured in Japan
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From kimono to keitai; research Japanese facts and figures through translated opinion polls and surveys. iPhone pricing strategy slightly disfavoured in Japan
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Being a racist, OTOH, is constitutionally and governmentally disfavoured.
Balkinization 2007
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