- favor or
favour in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Favor, Favors,
Favour or
Favours (see
spelling differences) may
refer to: The
Favor (1994 film), an American...
- "Fortune
favours the bold" or "fortune
favours the brave" are
among the
English translations of the
Latin proverb "audentes
Fortuna iuvat" and its variations...
- The
Favours were a four-piece
indie rock band from
Kingston upon Hull, England.
Formed in
November 2002, The
Favours appeared on the UK
music scene in...
- Pro-Europeanism,
sometimes called European Unionism, is a
political position that
favours European integration and
membership of the
European Union (EU). The opposite...
- "Physical
Favours" is a song by New
Zealand singer and
songwriter Sharon O'Neill. The song was
released in
September 1987 as the
first single from her...
- Dead
Favours is an
alternative rock
group from Auckland, New Zealand.
Formed in 2016 by
drummer Charlie Smith and
vocalist Jared Wrennall, previously...
-
singles – "Hold On", "Saving My Face" and "If Only". The
album track "Little
Favours" was
released in
Brazil only. "Hold On"
marked an
international return...
- band
playing live with a
woman was
released for the song "****ual
Favours". "****ual
Favours", a
single from the
album Death Before Dishonour, was released...
- atom ... [acknowledges] the
goodnews of his
eternal happiness,
namely favours from the
Emperor ... This
sinner and evil-doer did not
deserve that his...
- gonadotropin,
while British usage retains the Gr****
digraph in
oestrogen and
favours the
earlier spelling gonadotrophin. K****nty G,
Olson EN (March 2016)....
