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- verb British Alternative form of
favorize .
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Examples
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The rebels declared they planned to pursue talks with Angola, whose troops are fighting alongside Kabila's, "to come to a common understanding of the situation in order to favourise a better solution to common problems and those of the Congolese peole."
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They must not make distinctions or favourise anyone, individuals or parties.
euronews 2009
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As for the rest on "my list" there is many here I dont want to leave but I also dont like to favourise anyone with fear for forgetting another.
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