Favoritize

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But when he compares futures in which he has two children, he would rather that his two children, on average, be better off: 'If I am going to have two children in any case, I am not going to favoritize Danny.'

As this new group of girls entered this space, one set up by dancing young women rather than by a staff member who might favoritize some students over others, cries of seeming appreciation burst out at what their fellow, yet different, group members were doing.

It's not me Lotter favoritizes, it's you.

Regional opposition to this pattern of "favoritizing," as well as protest over the freezing of wages and prices and other emergency economic measures, precipitated a full-scale crisis in Zambia.

She favoritizes while she undermines, demeans and denigrates you. The narcissist parent will usually have a golden child.

Besides, rational education does not favoritize but acknowledges individual performance and excellency.

If he can get Federal assistance for French, panish, German, and now Russian, and can get none for Latin, he is going, almost of necessity, to favoritize the languages in which this assistance and equipment and so forth are present.

Greenspan likewise emphasizes the active mobilization of emotional states which favoritize tiny new steps of learning and of social exchange ( Greenspan and Weider, 1998;cf. Shanker, 2003).

The following passage from his collected works is representative of his views: to favoritize the inroads of the maketos is to ferment immorality in our land;