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be favored

verb as in enjoy

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The Yankees have more star power, but the Dodgers are more talented and will surely be favored to win the series, which sounds about right.

Kim ousted the Republican incumbent in that district in the 2018 in one of the midterms’ closest races, but the district has since been redrawn post-census to be more favorable for Democrats, so the candidate who emerges from the primary is likely to be favored in the fall.

Arizona Cardinals, Nov. 24: The Seahawks may be favored in this game by as many points as they will be all season, and that may be much needed as this one is sandwiched in between trips to San Francisco and New York to play the Jets.

Ms. Elfreth will be favored in the heavily Democratic district in November.

Either one, in a presidential election year, will be favored but by no means guaranteed to win after what will be an unusually competitive campaign.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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