1. Stretching out the hearings could play out in Berlusconi's favor by eroding the statute of limitations.
2. The man knows how to speak an international cinematic language, which also explains why he has fallen out of favor with the Oscar voters.
3. Despite the overwhelming evidence in favor of cycling, it's still advisable to consult a doctor before going out after a long break.
4. But Webber appeared to fall out of favor with Cheeks early this season, and was benched in several fourth quarters with little explanation.
5. At the height of the debate on human and bioenvironmental safety of GM farming, a senior official spoke out in favor of the biotechnology.
6. To favor the rural population in college enrollments will enable more of them to receive higher education and thereby turn out better skilled workers.
7. The mainland property industry has fallen out of favor after Beijing took numerous measures to forestall overheating in the sector.
8. But some variant of unilateral pullout may regain favor, especially if Israel faces mass Palestinian unrest that gets out of hand.
9. Is it just that the band has fallen out of favor with the public?
10. Bellamy made a surprise switch to English soccer's second tier earlier this week after falling out of favor with City boss Roberto Mancini.