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preferences

noun as in favorable treatment

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What the 2020 primary ultimately showed is that Democratic voters are pragmatic; they responded to what they thought the general electorate wanted, and put aside their own preferences in order to do so.

From Slate

“Our product work starts with our users, their needs, their behaviors and their preferences,” Arison said in a recent earnings call.

This fantasy dating experience would be curated just for you—or a few select others with similar dating preferences.

From Slate

Those same numbers are also fuelling conspiracy theories from supporters of Harris, who are wondering where their “missing” voters are - and ignoring the fact that turnouts and preferences frequently shift, often dramatically, between elections.

From BBC

It's not like I've met Future Chitra; I can't tell you what her preferences are, what the world she lives in looks like, or, in my most depressing moments, whether the world she lives in is one she looks forward to.

From Salon

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