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Scott, the betting co-favorite with Woods heading into the event, carded a three-under-par 69 on Thursday—a round that included golf's greatest rarity, a score of two on a par-five hole, known as an albatross.
Golfers Get Back to Golf in Australian Open John Paul Newport 2011
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Thing is, presumed Pac-10 favorite Oregon has had a miserable offseason, so the Trojans could enter the season as at least co-favorite in the conference, although without its usual high national ranking.
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Spain entered this year's tournament as a co-favorite along with Brazil and determined to write a different script.
They Reign in Spain 2010
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European champion Spain came to the World Cup as a co-favorite with Brazil.
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This time, Germany was the hottest team in the tournament coming in, but Spain the World Cup co-favorite, along with Brazil dominated the possession and got the majority of the chances, as always.
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Now, only two years later, he is on the cusp of being a co-favorite to become POTUS.
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It's hard to avoid concluding he's the favorite, or co-favorite, at this point.
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And Chad Hedrick, the USA's 5,000-meter gold medalist in Torino and a co-favorite with Shani Davis in the 1,500, has said he might not try for another Olympics.
USATODAY.com - Speedskater Parra to make Olympic finale in 1,500 2006
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Not added to the total are primary campaigns by the likes of Ted Kennedy, Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Dole, each of whom was rated as a favorite or co-favorite at the outset.
Bayh? Ann Althouse 2008
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Not added to the total are primary campaigns by the likes of Ted Kennedy, Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Dole, each of whom was rated as a favorite or co-favorite at the outset.
Obayhma. Ann Althouse 2008
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