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fall into disfavor |
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fall into disfavor to lose one's influence; to be preferred less and less. This style of government fell into disfavor some years ago. Poor Lee fell into disfavor with the boss and lost all his special privileges. See also: fall How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In his first 14 games for the Stars, he has one goal, two assists and 25 penalty minutes, and hasn't made the type of glaring mistakes that caused him to fall into disfavor with Kings coach Larry Robinson. Have students complete research projects on other animal artists of the nineteenth century, in particular, the French artist Troyon and the English artist Landseer, comparing their work to Bonheur's and considering why the work of these painters was to fall into disfavor with the advent of The latter model, known as the rubble pile, seemed to fall into disfavor as astronomers witnessed the Jovian |
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