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Meekins, in his note, raised the possibility that Prasad, a bomb-thrower who replaced industry favorite Dr. Peter Marks as head of CBER, may be falling out of favor.

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Murphy’s role as James “Thunder” Early, a soul star who falls out of favor in 2006’s “Dreamgirls,” is widely considered his most accomplished performance, showing off his dramatic range.

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The Michigan solar factory is ramping up just as renewable energy falls out of favor politically.

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After falling out of favor in some circles, nuclear is seeing more support these days, including from Republicans, Democrats and the public: About six in 10 people in the U.S. say they want more nuclear power plants for electricity, according to the Pew Research Center—up from a 43% support rate in 2020.

And Julien Albertini of First Eagle Investments in New York made the case for buying when a sector is out of favor while naming three of his favorite healthcare stocks selected for attractive valuation and growth prospects.

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