I saw that from the Memorial Stadium stands; it was priceless then and is priceless now.
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One of them is priceless objects, like art, for example, because how can something be priceless in capitalism?
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"Really what the firefighters, and the fire officers and others gave this nation was priceless, absolutely priceless," she says.
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" Pulliam, 37, went on to say that she didn't get any money from an interview she gave to Entertainment Tonight this week "because truth is priceless, integrity is priceless.
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The resulting material – photos, video, and commentary – are priceless.
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" She captioned the Instagram clip, "Asher's face is priceless!
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Tickets to premiere -- $10kSpoiling premiere for your friends -- Priceless.
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Priceless. "These are actually from Payless," the store employee said.
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Park Associati's "Priceless" installation atop the Palazzo Beltrami in Milan.
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But for Stafford, sweet revenge on the DMV was priceless.
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Seriously, this is as close to priceless as it gets.
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That moment when your wife resists holding your hand… PRICELESS.
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Why it matters: The relics that were saved are priceless.
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That is priceless and that touch is always very important.
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Priceless heritage, like Mosul's old city, was reduced to rubble.
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The BMW art cars are priceless works of automotive art.
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" Caitlyn's response is priceless: "Well, no one is after me.
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Of course, the invitation prompted some priceless comments on Imgur.
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But for many riders, the assurance of safety is priceless.
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The friendship of all of these creepy white statues: priceless.
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There are so many unknowns and it's priceless to learn.
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"To see my dog happy again, that, it's just priceless."
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A life of leisure, though priceless, can certainly be costly.
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These calls are priceless to us, and they are free.
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Now Samsung wants to be part of that priceless exposure.
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And Ms. Semple's descriptions of Seattle continue to be priceless.
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He felt like he got some priceless comedy or something.
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Today, the home marries sophisticated style with priceless historical value.
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But still, never signing your credit card receipts again: priceless.
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Epic party memories (in the Grotto, if you dare) -- priceless.
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Dewan posted a couple of priceless Snapchats over the weekend.
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That said, Coventry also have something priceless to their name.
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Already, the program has been priceless for the girls involved.
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Priceless. Extensive knowledge and investment fosters the comforts of community.
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Watching them try to outwit each other would be priceless.
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But as historical artifacts, they were irreplaceable and considered priceless.
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And for more than a few players, that is priceless.
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However, he kept the priceless object hidden for 21 years.
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Their faces when we proudly proclaim "Costco!" are always priceless.
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The value of the joke, of course, was priceless. 19943.
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And these memories, good and bad, they're priceless to me.
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Stone's oops-sorry reaction was priceless enough to forgive any clumsiness.
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"Robin, that day that we spent together was priceless," Spencer said.
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Its majestic beauty provides us with a priceless source of inspiration.
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It seems someone believes living like the former PM is priceless.
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And the look on her face when it goes off -- priceless.
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Must not have been her recipe, but that face is priceless.
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Priceless. (And, unfortunately, way out of my price range.) Related Video:
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One woman's priceless reaction was even featured on America's Funniest Videos.
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Priceless.(Step 22018 almost complete) #Together24YES #menforyes #HomeToVote #hometoveote #repealThe222th pic.twitter.
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I don't get paid for this – but the rewards are priceless.
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When they realized who he was, their reaction was simply priceless.
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But what they've gotten in return has been priceless, he said.
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Of course, the Queen's priceless jewels are professionally cleaned when needed.
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And Corden's reenactment of some of Gaga's best looks is priceless.
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A royal heist Thieves stole priceless jewels in a daring raid.
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Below, priceless art from Cuba, Souto's native country, fills the room.
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"These films are priceless to us," Spriggs previously told Business Insider.
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All these priceless images had never made it to their clients.
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"The content and the art quality is priceless," Mr. Yap said.
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"This is so cliché, but it's priceless to me," she said.
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The look of wonder in this kitty's eyes is truly priceless.
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And besides, isn't capturing those special moments supposed to be priceless?
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"Teaching your kids the value of money is priceless," Middendorf said.
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We've seen a lot of priceless kiss cam kisses in our time.
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I don't anything of value (except my rescue dogs, who are priceless).
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But most triathletes add that together for an experience that is priceless.
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Just to get to ask questions [to] directors I admire, that's priceless.
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The skyline "is priceless when I have guests from Russia," she said.
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Not to mention Prince Harry, whose nervousness and adorable expressions were priceless.
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Her 'bad guy' music video, in particular, gave way to priceless mashups.
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Now, J.J. has a priceless keepsake from the mother he'll never meet.
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And the exchange between the two professors, young and old, is priceless.
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Candice Bergen has one priceless antique in her Hamptons home: her husband.
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But as I'm sure Drew Taggart would say, my safety is priceless.
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Moore gave the agreement to his girlfriend and her reaction was priceless.
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The looks on our families' faces throughout our special day were priceless.
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"The smile on his face is priceless," he said, nodding to Caleb.
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Throughout the home, the decorations echo the owner's taste for priceless art.
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The roof will burn off even if we vent priceless stain glass.
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The move may have cost Gaur $1,43, but the reaction was priceless.
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Mastercard uses its Priceless website to give card members prizes and experiences.
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But 27 years later, Harmony Corruption's influence on Indonesian metal is priceless.
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A-List: Katy Perry's Twitter was hacked—and the reactions were priceless.
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But the history created while she sat atop the chair is priceless.
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Everyone will be jealous, and honestly, that feeling of superiority is priceless.
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And the priceless expression on her face definitely warrants a new Kimoji.
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From exfoliating tips to anti-aging tricks, their knowledge really is priceless.
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Sitting down to a Thanksgiving meal with loved ones can be priceless.
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"This is a fairly priceless part of our nation's history," he said.
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The museum is already the custodian of a vast and priceless collection.
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The TC Top Picks opportunity is free, and the benefits are priceless.
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Ultimately, superyachts may actually be the best place to store priceless art.
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And finally, there were Winona Ryder's priceless facial expressions throughout the entire thing.
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Those vast scouting databases now possess an archaeological dimension that is oddly priceless.
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The gift of health is precious, but the gift of distraction is... priceless.
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The yellow diamond stone totals 128.54 carats and is said to be priceless.
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The stylists also note that Gaga "wasn't nervous" to wear the priceless piece.
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"It is a very sad situation as human life is priceless," she said.
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Check out what happens when Gaga goes in for a congratulatory hug ... priceless.
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It's also worth pointing out that Apple's good customer service is basically priceless.
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But the peace of mind that comes with planning ahead can be priceless.
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BigCommerce and Shopify have a ton of priceless guides to get you started.
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"To be given a week to stay with him is priceless," she said.
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So, we'll just leave you with these priceless pictures of Cate's excited face.
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Detore says his family's painful but honest was input was priceless, as usual.
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The experience of this devastating blight could prove priceless in curtailing the next.
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The incorrect answer may have cost Gaur $1,995, but Trebek's reaction was priceless.
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Our society calls the work of mothers priceless while treating it as worthless.
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Though, again, the real thing was both one-of-a-kind and priceless.
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Airbnb cancellation fees: $200 Ditching the psycho on national TV: Priceless #BachelorInParadise pic.twitter.
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I mean, that is f---ing priceless when I think about it now.
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Oh, and here's Trump singing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" ... priceless.
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"It's priceless to be playing again in a Champion League final," Marcelo said.
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But I wanted to spend it on something personal and permanent and priceless.
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"Your argument is demeaning the priceless value of citizenship," he told Mr. Parker.
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"If you have relationships and experiences around you, those are priceless," he says.
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I can tell you from firsthand experience that each moment is truly priceless.
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Priceless. Okay Kaya "Asexual Wellbeing" Norwegians do it better, or maybe just weirder.
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The gift of creating immediate physical versions of memories is pretty damn priceless.
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The memories we create with our family in the new home will be priceless.
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The team crashes the gala to swipe a priceless necklace off a celebrity's neck.
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Of course, getting the chance to star in your own nature doc is priceless.
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It is logistically challenging and emotionally wrenching, expensive but priceless, quixotic but quietly heroic.
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For fact, it's both priceless and equal in biology to everybody else's on earth.
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Redick is the best at what he does, and what he does is priceless.
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What precautions were taken to protect the priceless pieces of art from light damage?
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"I mean the combination of Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon is priceless," Clinton shares.
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And remember, a $70 hard drive now could save priceless files and memories later.
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Data isn't just priceless in commerce, either, as various US security agencies well know.
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There'll be a tense wait to see if certain priceless artifacts survived the flames.
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See some priceless red carpet throwbacks of stars at their very first Emmys, ahead.
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And his reaction was priceless — seems like dreams really do come true at Disneyland!
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A priceless keepsake Within hours, dozens of people offered to fix the file formatting.
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The look on his fellow inmate's face when he first gets out is priceless.
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The looks of horror on some of the older people's faces was pretty priceless.
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"For people with children, we say it's priceless," said agronomist Abilio Vinicius Barbosa Pereira.
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Please don't try these methods on your own priceless antique paintings (that you have).
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So, we had to ask the guys about it ... and the reaction is priceless.
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The priceless part is that she called it a GIF, which it isn't. MOM.
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"Being married by a pope on board a flight is something priceless," Podest said.
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Tip's reaction when our guy tells him how much he wants to bet ... priceless.
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The threat is not just that you might waste money, but precious, priceless time.
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"The one-liners that come out of his mouth are priceless," he says, laughing.
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Oftentimes, users entrust Google with storing priceless family photos, valuable documents and critical emails.
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I began to ask myself: 'Is this house worthless or is this house priceless?
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"Even getting an extra hour of sleep each day as a parent is priceless."
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For many, Mr. Phelps's sourpuss was only half the appeal of that priceless moment.
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Indeed, all the crowing about priceless love serves as a way of romanticizing exploitation.
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"This ring is truly priceless with unmatched cultural significance," she said in an email.
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We had hopes for more to come but that time we had was priceless.
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Beyoncé spotted J Hud in the crowd during "Survivor" and her reaction was priceless.
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It's what allowed me to have something valuable (and for some, priceless) to share.
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Car paddocks where the public gets better access to priceless supercars than anywhere else.
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The Crown simply holds many priceless objects and historical structures in trust for Britain.
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But Mr. Richter thinks its greatest benefit is priceless, in more ways than one.
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Clothes you'll want to wear every day for the rest of your life: Priceless.
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So ours was not the timeless, priceless romance I had hoped it to be.
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Spared from the shredder (for now): "priceless" bank records of 26th-century New York.
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Time with family and loved ones is priceless, and great for my mental health.
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President, Pennsylvania State University Society's benefits from the innovations of higher education are priceless.
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Daisy Ridley and Olivia Colman had priceless reactions to a Cirque du Soleil performance.
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"Madame" wore her favorite Saint Laurent, with a priceless triple strand of black pearls.
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But venture upstairs, and you&aposll find a secret showroom full of priceless treasures.
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Works of art, as Gertrude Stein famously said, are always either priceless or worthless.
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If they succeed, our priceless public lands, water and wildlife will suffer irreversible damage.
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When a 20-minute walk becomes a four-minute scoot, you gain something priceless.
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Given that time is priceless, I figured why not take the leap of faith.
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But he's about to learn a priceless lesson: You can't buy the American presidency.
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Subtle techniques from physics are particularly helpful for exploring priceless ancient treasures like pyramids.
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A priceless experience with their favorite celebrity – think of all the selfie potential here, people.
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Here are some of the most priceless reactions from Cooper's memorable performance on Sunday: Yep.
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Essentially I'm just smarter now, and the really priceless lesson here is centered around motivation.
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My teammates and I made some great memories and having reminders of them is priceless.
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One thing is for sure: the GIF reaction library just got some priceless new additions.
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This connection to nature is free and priceless; this way of seeing has deep value.
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If the value of those cars was extraordinary back in 1993, they're truly priceless today.
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And Luna's face lighting up when she sees her dad on screen is absolutely priceless.
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And unlike the priceless Crown Jewels, the Merci Maman necklace comes in at just $129.
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The winner's trophy, called "priceless" by Churchill Downs, is made of 14-karat solid gold.
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While Teddy has passed on, the priceless impression he made on his owner's life remains.
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"Priceless" — For King & Country; Benjamin Backus, Seth Mosley, Joel Smallbone, Luke Smallbone & Tedd Tjornhom, songwriters
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One bag will set you back $3, but eating the spirit of Easter is priceless.
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The freedom to wake up whenever I want and do whatever I want is priceless.
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Despite the destruction, we're learning how centuries of priceless treasures were saved from the flames.
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For me, a wide-angle shot of my favorite spot atop Salisbury Cathedral was priceless.
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The massive lump of decaying sewage sits alongside ancient Roman mosaics and priceless medieval altarpieces.
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And, again, we&aposll be forced to call them out for their shameless, priceless peddling.
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Their reaction is priceless when we "break the news" on John Mellencamp's engagement to Meg.
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The house offers two bedrooms, two baths, and 360-degree views that are, arguably, priceless.
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The priceless artifact is under glass, kept safe by alarms, and watched by security guards.
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He shared this priceless photo of the broadcast on his Facebook page: Well done, Cubs.
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Take the time to get perspective on the things you've learned from your priceless friendships.
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"It's the 21st century version of losing priceless mementos in a house fire," Eleff said.
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The big picture: These priceless relics are fundamentally intertwined with the history of France itself.
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Even one proc of Emperor Thaurissan can be a priceless mana discount on your spells.
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The fresh air and conversations with our daughters during this time before school are priceless.
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"Their dogs don't have to be turned into eunuchs anymore, and, to me, that's priceless."
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There are priceless advantages in his game, with a body that was designed to dominate.
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All human life, regardless of race, gender, religious faith or profession, is priceless and irreplaceable.
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The crowd clad in linen and T-shirts,When are tickets so priceless yet free?
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Celebrities went viral for their priceless reactions, controversial actions, and outspoken comments (among other things).
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" Small wonder that when "Forbidden Broadway" did its (priceless) parody, it was called "Grim Hotel.
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And that's another area that's just priceless to be able to model to your kids.
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I promised myself when I turned 70 I was only going to do priceless work.
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The Crown — not Queen Elizabeth herself — holds many luxurious residences and priceless objects in trust.
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Cross off less important calendar items, double up on others, and make what's priceless untouchable.
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My friends and family are very important to me, so time with him is priceless.
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Bob taught me the priceless lesson of determination even in the face of poor odds.
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He has filled his manor house with priceless objects, turning statues and paintings into fetishes.
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Her choice of words is priceless, and has a lot to do with glass toys.
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Acie says he and Priceless told the guys to stop, they wouldn't, so things exploded.
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They retails for around $103, but the attached lifetime warranty and zero-cost repair are priceless.
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Photo: Cartier Collection It's been a bad couple of weeks for priceless artifacts from NASA history.
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Knief described the home as "a one of a kind remarkable property that is truly priceless."
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A video of the priceless moment has been viewed more than 3 million times on Facebook.
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First, Michelle Obama's priceless reaction to first lady Melania Trump's Tiffany's gift almost broke the internet.
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Brag-able team aside, Cherry says that the significance of this film has a priceless takeaway.
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One vial of this priceless resource is meant to be Han's ticket out of the life.
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Correction: This article first stated that Yara was the priceless gift Euron meant to give Cersei.
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"When I opened the car door to help her out, her face was priceless," Bishop continues.
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" — Glenn Beck, conservative talk radio host who supports Ted Cruz "Rubio mockery of Trump was priceless.
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"The look on John's face when I told him we were pregnant was priceless," McHugh added.
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Rock stars become priceless relics to us the very moment we first hear our favorite songs.
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Of course, Dr. Lee is also answering your questions, and sharing some priceless, expert skin advice.
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I gave up a healthy six-figure paycheck, but I gained something priceless in return: Freedom.
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"The look on John's face when I told him we were pregnant was priceless," McHugh added.
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The look on Omarosa and Keshia's faces when Julie tells them the voting tally is priceless.
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Between 2010 and 2011, Hobby Lobby acquired thousands of priceless ancient Near Eastern and biblical artifacts.
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"It seems to me that your argument is demeaning the priceless value of citizenship, "he said.
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Please enjoy these priceless texts — and tell the people in your life you love them, often.
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Making fun of that friend for taking a vibrator to their beer at the bar: priceless.
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Garcelle's reaction is priceless -- and she has a very strong opinion about who should replace her.
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Priceless. Keep that in mind next time you reach for your phone to snap a selfie.
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But both would at least force people to start counting the cost of that priceless lunch.
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They've gotten a priceless amount of free promotion via dating apps thanks to all of this.
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Sadly, the priceless panels of petroglyphs at Gold Butte, of world-heritage value, were vandalized recently.
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And Glenn Close's stunned reaction to her unexpected best actress win for "The Wife" was priceless.
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For such priceless opportunities to become more accessible, we should leverage the power of social media.
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The sort of "interoperability" displayed off Norfolk — meaning dissimilar forces' ability to work together — is priceless.
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For the Turkish people, who place great importance on loyalty and faithfulness, this bond becomes priceless.
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These are the days of sleepless nights, baby babble and priceless moments of bonding and development.
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This big base of small donors is priceless in a long presidential marathon for two reasons.
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Gregg Popovich's reaction throughout the entire sequence was priceless; he responded with an immediate time-out.
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It was priceless, but it also gave my mom a heads up to what was happening.
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Just like the smell of burning trash, the memories will always linger, and memories are priceless.
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How did our seller even get their hands on such a priceless piece of music history?
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And, while the meal itself isn't exactly priceless, it doesn't have to be that expensive, either.
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But the pride that comes with joining the exclusive stable of Triple Crown champions is priceless.
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Lest we forget, ISIS had a field day destroying priceless ancient artifacts in Iraq and Syria.
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They toured a Crimean winery and drank a priceless 240-year-old bottle from its cellar.
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I suppose a dragon would be the most priceless gift of all, but that seems impractical.
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It's about the price of most espresso pod machines, but the crema it produces is priceless.
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With a priceless bounty on his head, Wick turns to old allies to survive the night.
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For Nixon, the invitation represented both a great honor and a priceless moment for personal reinvention.
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As a result, these leaders and their companies tend to lose their "priceless asset" — their reputations.
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But to them must be added the priceless heritage of one of the world's earliest empires.
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Some of the messages are priceless The contents of the cards range from hilarious to profound.
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You'll also find those (almost) priceless little fungi on this beautiful bowl of pasta from Marea.
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Finney deftly captures the character's frustrations, tenacity and (particularly in his priceless closing scene) good humor.
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That's because it came along and provided this priceless platform to build up the Trump brand.
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And no, it's still not okay to scale a priceless object even if you are a child.
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While not priceless, iron-nickel meteorites are notable because they zoom by Earth at astoundingly fast speeds.
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Having a group of women to talk to about her emotions "was a priceless thing," she says.
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Michael Phelps' face when Jimmy Fallon came out at the #VMAs as Ryan Lochte is priceless pic.twitter.
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Andy Murray's very human reaction to his failed overhead smash attempt makes this GIF even more priceless.
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A little girl with cerebral palsy took her first steps this week, and her reaction was priceless.
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Earlier this month, someone climbed onto a priceless statue so he could take a selfie with it.
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I've worked with this psychologist for eight years now, and talking to her is a priceless comfort.
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"Hong Kong's international reputation for the rule of law is its priceless treasure," the business group added.
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Theon jumps overboard, and Euron leaves with his priceless gift: Ellaria Sand, who killed Cersei's daughter Myrcella.
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Although, seeing Owen at a loss for words and hearing Jackson's awkward congratulations made the moment priceless.
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But, let's be real: The joy of looking down at your gloriously, outrageously glittery feet is priceless.
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Although the town may be priceless to Hofstetter, he ultimately had to put a price on it.
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The girl worked with Priceless Alaska, Adams' group, which provides a mentor team for each trafficking survivor.
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That said, the prestige that comes with competing for your country on the Olympic stage is priceless.
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New Details About Jennifer Hudson's Split, Plus Denzel Washington's Priceless Reaction to Almost 35 Years of Marriage!
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He's seeking nearly $87,000 in damages but says some of the movies lost are priceless and irreplaceable.
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Sitting front row at the Balmain show wearing clothing the designer picked out for him is priceless.
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PST This story has been updated to reflect Ariana Grande's priceless reactions to the news via Twitter.
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Those are the priceless ties that bind us together as nations, as allies, and as a civilization.
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It's the moment when sense peeks through the senselessness, and the look on his face is priceless.
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Ardeneaux downplays his actions, insisting that what he received in return for donating his kidney was priceless.
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Antibiotics equals no alcohol, allergy to pain meds equals pain, 6 stitches & a hairline fracture #priceless pic.twitter.
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Clean air and clean water are priceless resources that add immeasurable value to our nation's natural heritage.
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Firefighters then carefully and safely changing strategy to offense, by entering, searching and recovering priceless religious objects.
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Crew members are also tasked with protecting the priceless art that the superrich keeps aboard their yachts.
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"The look on P's face when she saw that all-pink room was honestly priceless," Disick said.
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Every Argentinian has the No. 10 of Messi and the No. 10 of Maradona, that is priceless.
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But the SpriteBox reminded me that games can be precious labours of love, and sometimes, even priceless.
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Trainer's reaction was priceless, as she dissolved into tears and asked "Is this real?" while DeGeneres laughed.
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Although money and financial insecurity are annoying and a source of moodiness, lean into your priceless relationships.
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"That stamp of approval from an outside agency — acknowledging the progress made — is priceless," Chief Meidl said.
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So to be able to live in West Africa and experience a tribal culture firsthand was priceless.
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"It would be priceless," said Marion Casey, an associate professor at New York University's Glucksman Ireland House.
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In that way, nearly everyone on the field will be hoping to achieve something new and priceless.
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And they often help escort people transporting priceless works of art into and out of the museum.
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These paintings are usually priceless in the eyes of a parent, but they wouldn't sell for $20,000.
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"The leaders of the free world walking around in someone's resort: That is priceless advertising," he said.
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You'll also reap a slew of priceless benefits from gratitude, such as improved health and better relationships.
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Singer Billie Eilish had a priceless reaction upon finding out about an impersonator of hers in Moscow.
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Cutting clean water protection is unacceptable and denies the protection of this priceless resource to future generations.
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With colonialism came the idea that nothing — not air, water, trees or animals — was sacred or priceless.
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"I think the work is priceless if you want to end up in a relationship," Golden says.
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Flickr hosts some of the world's most iconic, most priceless photos, freely available to the entire world.
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Though he had no luck getting a response, he says the advice he's already received is priceless.
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HELP WANTED: Stately home seeks caretaker for priceless collection of antiquities, pictures, bronzes and bric-a-brac.
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So, we're asking the Supreme Court to hear our case and reaffirm that constitutional freedoms are priceless.
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But Dr. Hayakawa, a world-renowned semanticist, had a priceless moment in the spotlight from his past.
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"The look on John's face when I told him we were pregnant was priceless," McHugh told People magazine.
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While less Giuliani is ideal for some, we also miss out on priceless moments such as this one.
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In many cases these priceless items are kept in homes and museums, completely out of their original context.
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It&aposs priceless, and that is something that I think this president just never is going to understand.
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That celebrity status gave him priceless name recognition in that field of 17 GOP candidates in the primaries.
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It's not every day you get to kick off your morning by admiring priceless works of ancient art.
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Researchers liken the vanishing remains to books containing priceless knowledge about past cultures, past ecosystems, and past climates.
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The flames were creeping toward the Getty Center, home to the Getty Museum and lots of priceless art.
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These twin threats cost the government billions in disaster aid, while endangering communities, critical infrastructure and priceless ecosystems.
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When the Post reached out to Andrés to inform him of the nomination, his response was pretty priceless.
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Each room of the 350-year-old estate is furnished with rare antiques and priceless works of art.
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Nurse is the head coach of the Toronto Raptors, and a veteran in the "priceless facial reactions" department.
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And all of the von Furstenberg-isms that seem to spill out of her when prompted feel priceless.
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"She offered her services to fill in and say BONG for them, their response was priceless..." Brilliant work.
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One man's $13 Lyft ride ended up turning into the most priceless 20-minute trip of his life.
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For now, he can only wonder and keep smiling, knowing that his simple gesture made a priceless impact.
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The morning after the blaze, priceless relics were still intact, and a crucifix bathed in the morning light.
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Since 2010, nearly 9,000 priceless historical artifacts have vanished from Indonesian museums, according to reports in local media.
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Sure, this gift doesn't cost much, but the tears he will shed will make it priceless, we swear.
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A picture is worth a thousand words, but when accompanied by Pete Souza's brand of shade, it's priceless.
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But before you delve into that, we've compiled some of their most priceless moments for your viewing pleasure.
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The projector and slides cost $14.97, and she's hoping the photos will unlock priceless memories for a family.
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"I hope to develop the eye they've had, because I think it's priceless for any gallery," he says.
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A nearly priceless potato photo and a Character Study involving definitions of success wrap up our Friday coverage!
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During priceless one-on-one interviews, the families' live-in domestic workers verbalize everything you might be thinking.
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Beckett's words — those priceless words — count for rather less in this production than they usually do and should.
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"The look on DeGeneres' face was pretty priceless as she said, "I'm just gonna let that one go.
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Knowledge is priceless, as they say, although in this case, maybe they mean worth literally nothing at all.
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With Will leaving, even if we had no romantic future, those last few minutes again felt invaluable, priceless.
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These skills make Leonard priceless, and not having him healthy for a playoff run is a death sentence.
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Are you going to let their crippling sanctions and the Israeli destruction of your priceless centrifuges go unanswered?
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The ability to communicate quickly and reliably is the most priceless attribute a remote employee needs to succeed.
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Read more:David Dobrik surprised Nicole Scherzinger with a live skunk in his car, and her reaction was priceless
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In September 2019, the home still hadn't sold, even with the priceless designer touch it had been given.
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This mattress is going to help you get quality sleep, and that&aposs close to priceless for me.
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And you know, that can be priceless in terms of your appreciation of the strength of a franchise.
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When asked what his reaction has been to all the people signing his petition, Frankie's response was priceless.
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Most of the museum's collections are now feared lost, including priceless indigenous artifacts from the pre-Colombian period.
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And the freedom we can find from having our own savings, and creating our own paths, is priceless.
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"Thank you for this priceless opportunity as I end our campaign together," Mr. Sestak said in a statement.
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He had a massive office decorated like the Arizona desert, with huge succulents and priceless antique Navajo art.
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Of course given her priceless reaction, the Internet just needed to Photoshop her into a variety of situations.
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And when he finally recognized them and learned the baby's name, his reaction was truly priceless, Lehne said.
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In this game, everyone is the one percent and everyone can claim priceless works of art for themselves.
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" The tree that was stolen from Mr. Iimura was not for sale, he said, as it was "priceless.
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The probe will blast out of orbit around the asteroid and bring its priceless cargo back to Earth.
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Time, safety, creativity, love, commitment—all things we're seeking, consciously or otherwise, around the holidays, and all priceless.
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Or the church that is perilously open and thoroughly deserted, exposing its priceless treasures to all and sundry.
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Remarkably, the building's iconic bell towers and facade — including its priceless, stained-glass rose windows — survived the blaze.
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Put away in storage, half-forgotten, these objects could just as easily be priceless mementos as worthless ephemera.
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I'm not sure whether this match would entail more paperwork in this post-Brexit world, but love is priceless.
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The shared glance between Gerst and Auñón-Chancellor at this point—at the 6:04 mark—is absolutely priceless.
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But at the end of the day, if you can put a smile on a kid's face – it's priceless.
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Ahead, discover $10-and-under buys that are so cute, so chic, so luxe, they are damn near priceless.
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They're all priceless really ... Franklin's is one that I've had a lot of personal investment in, in many ways.
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After the war, she ended up snitching and saved thousands of pieces of priceless art before they were destroyed.
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We've come by this fear the hard way, because history shows it is tragically common to lose priceless information.
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Next, Davis shows up to pick up Micah, and the "You Ain't Shit" look Nova gives him is priceless.
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This Ohio news report on a local high school sophomore by the name of LeBron James is priceless today.
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Many priceless items were saved from Notre Dame Cathedral on Monday after a massive fire tore through the structure.
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In that same podcast, Majlak explains that Paul once dropped a priceless painting that almost cost Majlak his job.
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Hanks' interaction with the couple was captured by their wedding photographer, Meg Miller Photography – and their expressions are priceless.
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A picture may be worth a thousand words, but Will & Grace fans know that these faces are priceless, honey.
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Other Gossip: — The expression on Archie's face when he hears Veronica refer to Jughead as Betty's boyfriend is priceless.
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But then the two Mexican filmmakers discussed their upcoming projects, and Cuarón's account of del Toro's advice is priceless.
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He also collected priceless antiquities and works by Monet, Rodin and Rothko to put in his extensive art collection.
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"Antibiotics equals no alcohol, allergy to pain meds equals pain, 6 stitches & a hairline fracture #priceless," she wrote. 3.
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The minute you walk in, you get a sense of community and that priceless interaction behind the pizza counter.
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A picture may be worth a thousand words, but one selfie in Portugal could turn out to be priceless.
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The line is almost as priceless as the look on Spratt's face when he sees Denker get told off.
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THE GIFT OF BECOMING A KARDASHIAN Also known as the greatest, most priceless, impossible-to-get gift of all.
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The reactions are priceless and it clearly gave some customers an extra wake up jolt along with their caffeine.
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Such exercises often get a bad press because they offend against the deeply held feeling that life is priceless.
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The custodians of these priceless documents took to hiding them — inside their homes, in holes or in desert caves.
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Shanahan and senior Department of Defense officials fully comprehend the priceless value to America that such a bargain represents.
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He finds the event troubling because many New Deal murals are priceless pieces of art that carry historical significance.
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After just one season at the University of Southern California, it was obvious that he was a priceless talent.
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Burnside said the artifacts are part of the ancestry of the Burns Paiute Tribe and are priceless to science.
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However, they all agreed that in this case, the ring is "priceless" due to its ties to Princess Diana.
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So for him to call local urban food trucks that make all these different types of cuisine, it's priceless.
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Archaeologists found the priceless piece of treasure inside a room of a structure they were excavating on the island.
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But the team had to collect samples as carefully as possible to avoid scarring the priceless works of art.
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The Vatican should select a number of priceless artworks it owns and donate them to the countries in question.
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Education is a priceless thing, but in most cases that's not really what the elite college competition is about.
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Whatever happens, the point is to get people thinking about their relationship to things that are priceless, Abosch said.
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To call something priceless is a bit absurd, it could be either worth a lot or nothing at all.
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"The people you look after and the reputation and experience you get from doing that is priceless," he said.
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Peace of mind is priceless—today, explore the choice that you think may bring you the most of that.
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Opening eyes to history is priceless, and "The Vietnam War" accomplished that like no other documentary in this field.
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Naturally, things go awry when a priceless treaty goes missing — and Amber has until Christmas Eve to find it!
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Eve may not be bringing home the cash, but a TV moment like this, we gotta say, is priceless.
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It's available for free download on GitHub and the joy and nostalgia it will bring you is also priceless.
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" She went on, "Alessandro is placing these priceless garments that you can't argue with in a very radical context.
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"Life is priceless, but the only way that our courts are able to compensate is through money," Simon said.
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While professional soccer may be about dollars and cents, the World Cup may just be a little more priceless.
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All museums were ordered to open their collections; sets in "War and Peace" are assembled with genuine, priceless antiques.
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Or, if all else fails, enlist a willing member in your family — because that kind of bonding moment is priceless.
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That is priceless in a world where truth is increasingly held to be relative and different people hold different truths.
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DC: I mean, that look that he's got on his face is ... You can't beat that priceless, self-serious look.
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After Dewan Tatum shared this "priceless" note from her daughter, all we want for Christmas is more letters from Everly.
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These actions not only can damage the priceless statues, but the tourists' behavior is extremely disrespectful, Van Tilburg told Newsweek.
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The Battlefield winner takes home the renowned Disrupt Cup, a check for $50,000, and priceless exposure to investors and media.
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" Everyone on set was "pretty freaked out" after it happened, Ulano says, considering museum representatives said the guitar is "priceless.
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One of the key early tests of his campaign will be whether the President can still summon that priceless connection.
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From hand wash to a human baby, literally any object is an acceptable accessory in this new, priceless teen challenge.
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So, it's basically priceless, seeing as it's couture (and especially now that it's got the Queen Bey stamp of approval).
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But Teigen doesn't just generate amusing content—she creates priceless viral moments and is an amazing source of meme material.
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The Getty Center in West Los Angeles, filled with priceless artworks, came under threat before firefighters fought back the flames.
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ISIS destroys priceless antiquities, holds slaves and uses the internet to lure young women and jihadists from around the world.
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Beneath one of these priceless works of art, I get chatting to Tess and Jeff, a couple in their thirties.
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And we'd have established the principle that the work of love is not priceless at all, but worth paying for.
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The Battlefield winner takes home the renowned Disrupt Cup, a check for $50,183, and priceless exposure to investors and media.
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The useless tat far outweighs the priceless memorabilia but, nonetheless, almost all of it seems to have been bid for.
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The most significant EPA regulations claim to save thousands of lives — a priceless benefit for those helped by these rules.
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Some estimates pegged the total number of cars in his priceless collection at more than 8003,500 — others, closer to 5,000.
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The items are priceless and police said that the objects would be very hard to sell on the open market.
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Six a month doesn't seem that crazy to us — but then again, being left alone by ads is pretty priceless.
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Each monthly box is guaranteed to be worth at least $45, but the fun of discovering what's inside is priceless.
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And while we picked these places because they're relatively affordable, no matter where you go, the memories will be priceless.
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Frances says the "priceless family heirloom" belongs to her, but he says it's his because she gifted it to him.
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The reactions were even more priceless, with RNC strategist Sean Spicer evoking passages from My Little Pony as a defense.
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I think it would only be more priceless for Kim Jong Un if President Trump was coming to North Korea.
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And the fans Rizzo saluted, with that priceless baseball on a rainy morning in Cleveland, can finally feel like champions.
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"The serenity of being surrounded by trees while we had a few moments together before the ceremony began was priceless."
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The singer, who cut his hair for the movie role, donated his priceless hair to the Little Princess Trust. Whoops.
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I invested in my education, which is priceless both in terms of what I learned and the friends I made.
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Mr. Willard's turn as a smug, clueless oaf peppering a dwarf with inadvertently offensive questions about his size is priceless.
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Several of James' Lakers teammates appeared off-put by the outburst, turning and offering priceless facial expressions in the moment.
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But really, having Eleven watch over you while you sleep so you aren't dragged into the Upside Down is priceless.
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At the end of the day, we can all agree that the health and safety of our children is priceless.
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Iraqi forces earlier this week captured the ransacked main museum of Mosul, where the militants filmed themselves destroying priceless statues.
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"[We were] driving large tubes into the bottom of lakes to collect priceless archives of past climate change," Lasher said.
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And just in case snooker still confuses you, these announcers keep explaining its rules, with priceless condescension, to unenlightened listeners.
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And Hytner delivers a priceless rendition of his own hysterical outburst as the opening of "One Man, Two Guvnors" looms.
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As fast as my industry moves and as wild as our business gets, that kind of surety is literally priceless.
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But it's not just communicating with foreigners or tiptoeing around priceless artifacts that the production company has had to consider.
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To me Zoe was priceless, but even so, $16,000 seemed excessive for an 11-pound geriatric terror ($1,455 a pound!).
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In fact, it's so rare as to be effectively priceless, says Gil Eyal, CEO of influencer analytics company HYPR Brands.
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Jonathan: Giving my clients that confidence and seeing their reaction when they see themselves in the mirror, it&aposs priceless.
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Check. (The backyard has a 6,000-square-foot ice-skating rink, plus a shed for the Zamboni.) Priceless art collection?
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Tom Hanks was shown several times making priceless reactions, from his mouth agape to a close-eyed grimace and more.
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Besides, pretty much every time Sandy's gal Friday, Sarah (a priceless Nicole Rodenburg), shows up, she's wearing a new outfit.
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We should shoot higher rather than lower, and remember that we are the source of humanity, so we are priceless.
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Whatever path Amazon chooses, its human impact and commitment to social justice is where its investment will be most priceless.
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Kristen Bell had a priceless reaction to seeing Dax Shepard teach their child about the meaning of the middle finger.
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"He is purchasing political prestige, and that is a priceless asset for somebody like him," Mr. Pei said by telephone.
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But the phrase more generally captures those priceless moments when straight culture abruptly comes face to face with queer culture.
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The Hope Diamond, for one, considered priceless by its caretakers at the Smithsonian Institution, but reportedly insured for $53 million.
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A fresh iced coffee is pretty priceless when you're in the middle of the desert and running on little sleep.
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They marched to the U.N. headquarters in Gaza City waving Palestinian flags and brandishing banners that read "Dignity is priceless".
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The pair comparing the Mother of Dragons' speech to a terrible stand-up gig, or Jones' Jaime Lannister takedown is priceless.
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It's acknowledging something closer to the truth of British culture on a mainstream stage, which as Mastercard would say, is priceless.
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Instead of buying illegally produced, overpriced, and mislabeled bottles of fine wines, people could buy affordable molecular "clones" of priceless vintages.
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While we recommend being a little nicer if you ever find yourself in this situation, the man's reaction is pretty priceless.
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We pick him up at his house and I hide in the backseat — his face when he sees me is priceless!
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The eye-catching Drum Horses of the Household Cavalry Band carrying priceless antique solid silver drums – they weigh 80 lbs. each!
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But Rolls-Royce has built a priceless brand and extensive waiting list off of what others can't sell you: something unique.
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If you're feeling overstimulated by materialistic concerns, you can lean into your immaterial, priceless treasures like sex, art, friendship, and community.
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Then there's the priceless exposure that comes from placing your startup smack dab in front of influential technologists, VCs and media.
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" Keith Reed, who's face was absolutely priceless throughout the entire interaction said he was "astonished at almost everything I just heard.
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The signature makes the book simultaneously worthless and priceless; most good bookstores have signed copies on their shelves for this reason.
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And the emotional reaction from the students was priceless — from jumps up and down to bear hugs to tears of joy.
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That will run you $80, and there's some minor programming required, but the look on your friends' faces will be priceless.
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The Hound's "oh, I done screwed up" reaction is priceless, but man, it's the second time he's fumbled on this mission.
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I had one more surprise planned, and the look on Garrett's face when we walked into Granger Smith's show was priceless.
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But the way I see it, getting to spend a greater percentage of my overall life with him would be priceless.
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"Ryan's smile was priceless and it captured exactly the way he was feeling," Tozza told the outlet about the special day.
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Here are three of the most priceless lessons I've learned: I used to be afraid of my inability to be perfect.
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" Gottula continued: "The look on my parents faces was priceless when they saw the special meal that was prepared for them.
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During her speech, the students booed her and half of them stood up and turned their backs while she spoke—priceless.
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The couple surprised Carla with the exciting news at the PEOPLE offices in New York City – and her reaction was priceless.
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Consider what the US has achieved in space science; the national pride and cosmic perspective of our planetary home are priceless.
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Meg asks Josephine if she had any children of her own, and you gotta see their exchange here ... it's pretty priceless.
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It has meant more home-cooked meals, thousands of dollars saved on childcare, and priceless memories tucking my daughters in bed.
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The couple, who have been married for nearly 20 years, lost countless mementos, one of them being their priceless wedding album.
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The reactions to me waving my hand and sending the droid slowly and then quickly this way and that were priceless.
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They're not all gold, naturally—but to a much younger me, with so much time on his hands, they were priceless.
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But when you're giving yourself some real TLC on this long weekend — and getting a show out of it — that's priceless.
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Hopefully the young woman will come across these priceless Photoshopped versions and realize chairlift time is not phone time. jbenz/reddit
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We've worked with [contemporary artist] Jeff Koons to produce awards that would be priceless if you were to assign a value.
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In the last days of World War II, the world's most priceless purebreds were in danger of being slaughtered for food.
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Yet there are a few blacks — the most singular and spectacular among us — who have unique and priceless gifts to offer.
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Since retiring from the FBI in 2008, he published his memoir, Priceless, started his own art recovery firm, Robert Wittman, Inc.
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The project launches publically today, so the ad sales—and criticisms for defacing priceless art—are yet to start flooding in.
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OK, undercover Olivia Benson dressed in raver gear is actually a priceless part of this season two Law & Order SVU episode.
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A priceless 8,000-year-old pearl was found by archaeologists at a dig site on Marawah Island, off Abu Dhabi's coast.
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That is the priceless example he offers today's young artists, whose every mistake or hesitation gets pounced on by digital Savonarolas.
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Ms. Foster recognizes that there are limits to how child-friendly she can make homes filled with priceless paintings and furniture.
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WASHINGTON — The moment the last of Fred Vautour's five children walked across the stage as a Boston College graduate was priceless.
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All the noodles were served in beautiful large, heavy handmade bowls, which to my untrained eye seemed like priceless museum pieces.
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Over the course of his tenure with the organization, Brannock handled priceless works by artists like Rembrandt, van Gogh, and Picasso.
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Several of the objects included in the show were priceless, and one section included Bibles previously owned by the Founding Fathers.
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In sum, technically worthless pieces of paper, imbued with a valueless token, and representing something even more ephemeral and, yes, priceless.
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"They're putting priceless artworks into our hands and they expect quality work," said Eric Heist, an art handler at the Guggenheim.
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For many people who work from home, "no commute" means priceless sanity and more than an hour back in our pockets.
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A priceless ring is lost and found thanks to social media Patrick Waddell lost his wife to colon cancer in 2016.
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"Central Park was worth nothing when all of Manhattan was forest, but now it's an absolutely priceless asset," Dr. Lindsey said.
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A priceless response An ad featuring a boy in a wheelchair caught the attention of one 2-year-old at Target.
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Kev's reaction is absolutely priceless ... and McNabb jokes that the jersey might be a bit too big for the smaller Hart.
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A professional you can meet up with in person and ask questions to might give you priceless peace of mind, too.
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Museums, libraries and other organizations need cameras that capture high-quality images to archive priceless manuscripts, works of art and jewelry.
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Rocco dispenses a pinch of this, a pinch of that and some priceless advice about keeping up with fans on social.
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Like the priceless vestments passed down through centuries currently on display in the exhibit, the ensemble was handed down to him.
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After surviving the attack, Theo walks out of the wreckage carrying her favorite painting, The Goldfinch, a priceless work of art.
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With better photo quality and even more files to store, having as much digital storage space as possible can be priceless.
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Mark Royden, 47, had denied smashing a glass box housing the priceless manuscript in Salisbury cathedral in southern England in 2018.
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Alarms were activated when an attempt was made on Thursday evening to smash the glass box containing the priceless medieval charter.
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The price is nothing next to the billions we'd save — and bringing one endless war to an end would be priceless.
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Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, which is currently undergoing a "checkup" that involves maintaining its priceless Renaissance paintings?
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For instance, all Mastercard cardholders can buy tickets to various exclusive events from around the world via the Priceless Cities program.
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The promised Russian "documents and information" would have been an illegal campaign contribution from a foreign government — and a priceless one.
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Dip into some art history by flipping through our gallery and see more celebrities next to their highbrow look-alikes. Priceless.
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Here's the latter on the discovery, which was presented with the headline "Mary Beard stumbles upon 'priceless set of Henry VIII tapestries' in New York City rug shop": A priceless 16th century tapestry commissioned by Henry VIII is thought to have been found in a rug shop in New York by Mary Beard, the academic and television presenter.
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Tatum posted a video showing her and 3-year-old Everly watching the Lemonade singer's VMAs performance, and their reactions are priceless.
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LSB cohost Chrissy Teigen's reaction to Silverstone's performance is priceless (and, let's be honest, pretty much exactly what we're feeling right now).
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And while the physical symbol itself printed on a piece of paper is virtually worthless, the meaning behind that symbol is priceless.
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Now, as adults we get that being a grown-up is exhausting (yes, mom, you told us so), and pampering is priceless.
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The wildfire-prone Santa Monica Mountains might sound like a terrible location for a billion dollar museum containing priceless works of art.
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To be fair, it's hard to be too mad at someone who made a good faith effort to restore priceless cultural artifacts.
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The Ricky Saiz-directed video is also a tour de Louvre, showing off some of the museum's beautiful locations and priceless works.
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A 12-inch pizza from the ATM costs $9 but that combo of convenience and pure novelty value really is priceless experience.
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Dodge didn't announce the price, but if all you care about is muscle-bound speed, the Demon might as well be priceless.
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Beto O'Rourke starting speaking Spanish about three minutes into the debate, because of course he did, and Cory Booker's reaction was priceless.
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Meanwhile, the Priceless Cities website lets cardholders buy experiences such as food tastings, VIP seats to awards, or get discounts on shopping.
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The building is equipped with flood walls, which probably prevented further damage to the structure and all the priceless records stored inside.
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And, as with any e-reader, the ability to carry an entire library with you (and instantly buy new books) is priceless.
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It went down exactly as she said it would, but the look on Conan's face at the moment of contact was priceless.
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On the contrary, standardized tests are detrimental to one's mental health and waste priceless hours that could be used as instructional time.
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When Queen Elizabeth's longtime dressmaker needs to clean the monarch's priceless jewels — she reaches for something quite unexpected: a bottle of gin!
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Two Andrew Jacksons don't quite cover the convenience of the smartphone controls for me, but the Frigidaire's superior design is practically priceless.
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But as an example of the mind-blowing rabbit holes and political polarization spawned by Russia's election meddling operation it was priceless.
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Instead, the main impact is to recognize and celebrate priceless natural and cultural resources on lands already owned by the American people.
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The value of life during early retirement is priceless and doesn't depend on the dollar, they say — it's about time and lifestyle.
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Haas' hard-fought attempt at reinvention had somehow ended with his death in a forest far from home, his priceless software gone.
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It means creating something equivalent to the U.N.'s World Heritage sites that could be regarded as the priceless assets of humanity.
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Given that vague pornographic undercurrent, you'd think people would hoard these little boats of priceless sashimi, but everyone politely puffs and passes.
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He's worked in film rooms, edited tape, and enjoyed several priceless opportunities to learn from some of the sport's most lionized characters.
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The news will likely still come, but the priceless face-to-face developer interactions that typically happen at such events won't happen.
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He was the co-author of "Patti LuPone: A Memoir" (2010), and of the game show host Bob Barker's "Priceless Memories" (2009).
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But in 2030, no matter how Trout's baseball career progresses, he will earn at least $36 million — a priceless long-term assurance.
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In "The Ammonite Violin (Murder Ballad No. 21904)," a collector lures a violinist to his home by offering her a priceless violin.
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She grew up in Carinhall, an estate in the countryside replete with priceless works of art and a child-size play palace.
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I returned home with a single nickel in my pocket; still singing along with the Queen of Soul in my head. Priceless.
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This BBQ-inspired sofa retails for $7,100, plus an additional $295 to ship, but is sure to be a priceless conversation piece.
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One suggests both parties examine their conducts, given the tendency of photo-seeking museum-goers to sometimes destroy priceless works of art.
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They are his most important piece of equipment, and for an American curler with dreams of Olympic gold, they are virtually priceless.
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We figured nothing pleasant would come out of Euron Greyjoy's pledge, made in the season premiere, to bring Cersei a priceless gift.
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But, if you see even more width as a priceless commodity, listen up: the curved 23440-inch LG 21440UC80-B is killer.
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Describing the stolen works as "priceless", museum director Marion Ackermann said it would be impossible to sell them on the open market.
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Mr. Azzawi watched aghast the footage of warriors smashing priceless ancient statues that he himself had helped assemble for the city's museum.
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The nation's chain restaurants don't reap much critical praise, but many high-end chefs say they got a priceless, practical education there.
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I had her sit on this couch, and in her living room behind her are priceless works by Picasso and Impressionist paintings.
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So if you need a super-secure, 100% fail-safe device to protect priceless diamonds or ancient artifacts or something, look elsewhere.
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The militant group had terrorized citizens and destroyed numerous priceless remains in the desert city, declared a World Heritage site by Unesco.
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The little habits and celebrations that make your family unique are priceless, and a good place to focus when you're avoiding debt.
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The most notorious modern-day jewelry heists Two suspects stole around 100 priceless treasures this week from a castle vault in Germany.
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"The lives of the 17 sailors lost in the Fitzgerald and McCain collisions were priceless, and I mourn their loss," he said.
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Reinsurer Swiss Re said works of art in buildings such as the cathedral are generally not insured because they are often priceless.
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An unnamed Chinese official wants the perpetrator to be punished — and says the museum should pay for failing to protect priceless artifacts.
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More on the fire "We've failed, as a civilization, to be the caretakers of something priceless," Pamela Druckerman writes in The Times.
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Earlier this week, Francis thanked rescuers who put their lives at risk to salvage the centuries-old cathedral and its priceless artefacts.
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What followed was more research, which resulted in Plain realizing he had a pretty dang priceless piece of computer history on his hands.
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The fluffy white dog with an adorable underbite is now the fur baby of Sherry Rehfeld, who knows this little cutie is priceless.
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Even though the screen, the red carpet seemingly drips with sparkle, from the gowns with thigh-high slits to the priceless diamond chokers.
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Neymar and Will Smith connected for the first time ever Wednesday ... and the Brazilian star's reaction to seeing the "Aladdin" actor was priceless.
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One might argue that seeing Baby Bey jump around on stage with future Destiny's Child songbirds Kelly Rowland and LaTavia Roberson is priceless.
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She passed along priceless pearls of wisdom, and for many, the knowledge they treasure the most from their grandmothers centers around the kitchen.
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Katie Lowes' experiences as a new mom have been priceless — but she admits they would've really come in handy a couple weeks earlier.
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And in the end, if student loans weigh heavily on you, getting them off your plate sooner can provide priceless peace of mind.
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Even when he was in trouble, trailing 2-6 in the second set tiebreaker, the priceless commodity of experience came to his rescue.
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Kate's reaction was priceless as she looked out at her dad and gave a hearty laugh before leading Charlotte away from the window.
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Wade, which is why normalizing the nuclear option this time around would give priceless flexibility to Republicans for when they really need it.
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The effort — derided by critics as a pipe dream that would put priceless landscapes on the auction block — has achieved little so far.
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This year, nominations included the show itself, Peter Dinklage, Kit Harington, Lena Headey, Emilia Clarke, and Maisie Williams, whose reaction bordered on priceless.
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It is one thing to make references to your own collection of priceless oldies, as does John Varvatos — a serious collector of vinyl.
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The tweet below doesn't capture the moment in its full glory, but it's worth watching anyway — the crowd's reaction is priceless and precious.
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That being said, his description of his three-year-old son's affection for Queen B is truly priceless, and should not go unacknowledged.
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Oscar nominees get: a Haze Dual V3 Vaporizer ($250)We got: a cigarette butt from the floor (Priceless) Because smoking and vaping kills.
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American Animals stars Evan Peters, Barry Keoghan, Blake Jenner, and Jared Abrahamson as four college kids who plot to steal a priceless book.
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The 209 BCE statue from the Qin Dynasty is valued at $4.5 million and is considered a priceless piece of China's cultural heritage.
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In Yemen, mosques, priceless artefacts and manuscripts are being destroyed in a sectarian civil war in which Western-supplied weapons are being used.
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Spread the word Of course, that's exactly what someone who just found a priceless set of Henry VII tapestries would say, isn't it?
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The reactions are priceless, and if Iglehart ever gets tired of Broadway, he's got real career potential as a living statue street performer.
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The Antiquities Act has been a major success, and it is designed to preserve priceless pieces of our nation's cultural and natural heritage.
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Daryl Sabara is sharing footage from his surprise performance for wife Meghan Trainor from their December wedding — and her reaction is so priceless.
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Pete Davidson may have proposed to Ariana Grande with a $93,000 engagement ring but the necklace he gave to his fiancée is priceless.
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Be on the lookout for one adorable celebrity shot floating around cyberspace (The pooch already shared this priceless shot with Blake Shelton.) 4.
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But, every move on "Empire" is part of an elaborate chess match, and Anika understands she has a priceless pawn in her possession.
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That dish was only the beginning of what the artists would share: a single toilet but many beds, cheap food but priceless ideas.
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It will teach you humility and give you priceless experiences that you can take with you as you move closer to your goals.
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Brad Pitt just found out about the internet's response to his new photo shoot for GQ magazine, and he had a priceless reaction.
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During Islamic State's first occupation which ended in March last year, the ultra-hardline jihadist group destroyed some of Palmyra's priceless archaeological heritage.
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"Being at home and look at my family celebrating that Im here safe is priceless," Ortiz wrote, also thanking fans for their prayers.
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The whole operation retails for $279, which isn't exactly cheap, but remember: your feet get suspended from their own mini hammock, too. Priceless.
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It will eventually leave art viewers completely saturated, passing by priceless masterpieces in the same way we absentmindedly scroll through our Instagram feeds.
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The concours event filled with priceless classics that were, amazingly, not fenced off from the attendees — want a selfie with a Lamborghini Miura?
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He has populated Southern California with wildly entertaining characters, from those hinted at offstage to the motormouths whose priceless talk fills his pages.
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In their early days, Isaiah, Dodson and Dodson's smart-talking ex-girlfriend and foil Deronda (still here, still priceless) stuck to the basics.
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Fans can expect hours of many of John's most beloved hits and the priceless feeling of seeing something that might never happen again.
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But the paintings are scanned copies or pastiche — even HBO money doesn't run to real Gauguins — and the tapestries are not exactly priceless.
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Democrats have given Republicans the priceless gift of letting them be the party that talks more about good jobs for working-class Americans.
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After nine Star Wars movies, two Star Wars stories, and countless TV show episodes, The Mandalorian has finally given us something utterly priceless.
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That can feel like a big expense, but knowing you'll be reimbursed if something happens to your most valuable investment can be priceless.
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When I put on a piece of priceless designer fashion, I understood why the city&aposs most glamorous VIP shoppers are drawn here.
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But at the same time, the indescribable joy both you and your fur child experience every month after receiving a BarkBox is priceless.
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Wouldn't his life have been easier had he handed the priceless 1654 masterpiece over to the authorities in the days after the explosion?
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Social media might make it seem like there are too many images and videos out there, but often those captured memories are priceless.
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"Fried Covfefe — priceless," read one chalked menu, the new Brooklyn's notice that there is more to life than the Trumpian carnival in Washington.
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This nigga comes out the bathroom and comes in the kitchen and sees her ... THEIR FUCKING FACES WERE PRICELESS DO YOU HEAR ME!!!
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Instead of Bears Ears' vast archeological record and priceless lands sacred to over five Native American tribes, they see oil and gas drilling.
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One typically priceless episode: Ginsberg reading his Oedipal "Kaddish" to a group of mah-jongg-playing women at a hotel in Falmouth, Mass.
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All the while, new requests for imaging projects continue to be added to the backlog, from priceless historical artifacts to sentimental family heirlooms.
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The kind of humble masterpieces that range from the Post-It note to the paperclip; priceless everyday objects that people cannot live without.
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What ensues is priceless: William starts gesturing at Kim, touching the air in front of her body, getting a vibe (?) of what's going on.
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But now you're probably wondering what to do with those flimsy pieces of cardboard and black polymer that were basically priceless just hours ago.
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Knowing that there is medical research that can provide answers to questions we may be having as to how to fight this is priceless.
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Yeah I'm sad, but ultimately nothing is more important and priceless than her and her being good and her needs being taken care of.
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Between the tears, the angelic suit, and the look of utter and complete gratitude, this instantly became a priceless moment for the LaGuardia graduate.
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The look on Sheck's face is priceless as he wonders how Nardwuar could be so privy to the most intricate details of his life.
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Cavalcades of tanks and armoured trucks transported orange-clad prisoners locked in cages, and men with sledgehammers and pickaxes hacked away at priceless statues.
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Then throw in the priceless experience that the Warriors' rookies, Jordan Poole and Eric Paschall, are suddenly getting because Kerr is short on alternatives.
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"The minute I called her, I think I heard the smile, the [first] real one [in] eight years and that was priceless," he said.
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For Trump, that's a priceless externality and his administration may be willing to reward Musk copiously, with everything from tax breaks to environmental regulations.
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Being able to give my mom the care she needs, and spend more time with her at this critical moment, is priceless to me.
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Image courtesy of Shutterstock Image courtesy of Shutterstock Our data is a valuable asset and the commercial insight it brings to marketers is priceless.
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The priceless artifacts were snatched from a cathedral in Strangnas, about an hour west of the capital Stockholm, at lunchtime on Tuesday, police said.
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They say the best things in life are free, though right behind priceless treasures like love and happiness are killer deals on fattening foods.
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Most of the works are placed in glass cases or set on protective pedestals, presented as priceless artifacts displaced from their original, funerary contexts.
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And let's be real: What Netflix has gained in making Robin Wright the new star of House of Cards' final eight episodes is priceless.
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They have no idea the Force Awakens and Last Jedi star is standing right there — and their reactions when they find out are priceless.
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Which goes to show it's not just priceless family jewels or heirlooms that make for memory cues; they can be anything imbued with meaning.
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While Luck earns no prize money for his performance, among the priceless rewards are invitations to next year's Masters, U.S. Open and British Open.
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However, as a mom of four, I know those first few weeks at home, bonding with your children, are priceless and science proves it.
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" The Times issued an editor's note at the top of its piece, which was originally titled "Nikki Haley's View of New York is Priceless.
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I can just throw it on and not have to check in the mirror as the day goes on, and to me, that's priceless.
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Teenagers had broken into our apartment and they had stolen my camera, my girlfriend's computer, clothes and much of my girlfriend's priceless family jewelry.
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As someone who didn't come from money, that kind of thing was priceless for me in my early years of learning how to produce.
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Quentin Tarantino is an auteur because he loans priceless musical artefacts in the pursuit of authenticity, only for them to be destroyed on set.
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Standing underneath them all, I was first hit with an awe for the technical expertise to hoist so many priceless things from the ceiling.
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You can see in the clip ... dads, moms and students all grabbed their phones to snap video -- all with priceless looks on their faces!!
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Because of that history, industry professionals have long questioned how committed the major music labels are to preserving what they see as priceless artifacts.
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Built over two centuries and completed in 1345, it contained relics, priceless stained-glass rose windows and other prizes of France's long Catholic history.
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It is clear to me that we've failed as a civilization to care for and protect something else which is also priceless: liberal democracy.
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If you know the show, Miranda's thread of tweets chronicling the reaction of "lil man" are priceless, like the best Metropolitan Diary entry ever.
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It is sexy, it is funny, and it is a priceless piece of disability history that challenges the world's perception of its largest minority.
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One faction says it's still a priceless key to the future, another that the best thing would be to sell it and form partnerships.
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The Manyani school houses and trains those very rangers who will help Africa hold on to what remains of her priceless treasure, her wildlife.
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There's also a shared sadness and disappointment that, with the extensive damage, we've failed, as a civilization, to be the caretakers of something priceless.
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Earlier, in addition to battling to prevent one of the main bell towers from collapsing, firefighters tried to rescue religious relics and priceless artwork.
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A Home Next to Prince William and Princess Kate Although, being next-door neighbors to Prince George and Princess Charlotte is the definition of priceless.
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While the unexpected cost is a burden during the holiday season, the family feels that having their puppy home for Christmas is a priceless gift.
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Bronko posted this video of Jonathan's entrance and the priceless proposal on Facebook: Jonathan also celebrated the happy occasion by posting pictures on his Facebook.
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And Tyga's facial expression is pretty priceless; it's one minute and 21 seconds into the video, and trust us, you don't want to miss it.
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While many folks would happily endure a bad hair day so long as it was caused by some priceless headgear, HRH may have a point.
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Seeing the smile on Jason's face when we he finally saw his three buds was priceless, and yes, a few man tears were even shed.
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Needless to say, one team member wasn't best pleased with the outcome: This grown man's reaction to losing to children on #RobotWars is priceless pic.twitter.
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Priceless. Related Video: Read More:Under-$20 Makeup The Pros Actually Swear By9 Insider Hacks From Former Sephora EmployeesThe New Drugstore Products We're Totally Obsessed With
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It became obvious to the people who invented and created Biosphere 2 that perhaps its greatest lesson is demonstrating how priceless the global biosphere is.
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" Although she strayed away from the beliefs of her religion, Perry says she wouldn't have chosen a different path for herself: "Priceless lessons happen large.
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Next, Coop brings Aniston to meet his parents, who have some priceless expressions when their son returns to his seat accompanied by a movie star.
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Related: The Biggest Art Trends of 2016 6 Priceless Pieces of Art Accidentally Destroyed in 2016 5 Rising Sculptors Talk About What's Next in 2016
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Most recently, John Mayer's L.A. home was hit and the crooks got away with 6 figures worth of items, including watches from his priceless collection.
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"There were 401 ancient coins in the Citadel Museum and someone replaced 400 of these priceless pieces with fake ones," said MP Amjad Al Khattab.
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Wednesday gave Donald Trump the best of both worlds; a priceless photo-op with a foreign leader and maximum attention on his firebrand immigration message.
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This bit from Tim Loh at Bloomberg is priceless: Justice rejects the notion that his plan amounts to a "bailout" or "subsidy" for Appalachian coal.
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Her reaction is priceless -- and you can see the whole thing on "TMZ Sports" on Friday at 9 PM PT, 12 AM ET on FS1.
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And this, I don't really even understand: In one property, you'll see a priceless work of art, but in another property, you'll see a replica.
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But just hanging out, listening to rap, and creating music when you're on Rikers Island is something so simple and human as to be priceless.
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For others, it may seem more like a priceless Jackson Pollock painting that escaped its frame and shape-shifted, with every Abstract Expressionist drip intact.
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The networking and opportunities to serve my community have been priceless, and it has been such a positive in my life and so many others.
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Kumail Nanjiani was surprised with junk food after a year of getting fit for Marvel&aposs "The Eternals," and the actor had a priceless reaction.
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However, while her Giambattista Valli concoction was priceless — in that it was custom-created for the evening — the star also sported a more thrifty accessory.
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Formally called Priceless Cities Best New Bistros and in partnership with Mastercard, the awards are the first the group has given to restaurants outside France.
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Her Anna plays a great game of dramatically uninterested chess, and her response to a rambling speech by Mikhail at the lunch table is priceless.
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Bears Ears and Grand Staircase contain priceless cultural and wilderness riches that are the very definition of what the Antiquities Act was designed to protect.
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While you can put a price tag on the medals, the prestige that comes with competing for your country on the Olympic stage is priceless.
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There, NASA realized what it had: a priceless artifact, still bearing traces of lunar dust, which should have been in its own custody all along.
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The treasures the burglars took are priceless: the state government of Saxony, of which Dresden is the capital, would never sell them at any figure.
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In the end, Stan was fired for drinking on the job — a reasonable decision when his assignment involved driving priceless Gauguins from Westchester to Manhattan.
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It makes it look like you bought an oversized hamster water dispenser for their kid's crib, and the look on their faces will be priceless.
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If you're looking for suggestions, head to the Free Play column archive linked above, or check out Kat Brewster's excellent and important column, Priceless Play.
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They even wrote together—something Kipling never did with anyone else—collaborating on a novel, " The Naulahka ," an adventure story about a priceless Indian necklace.
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Within a few minutes, at the urging of McNab, an archaeology nerd, the raiders were showing off the priceless pre-Columbian pots they had unearthed.
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The other priceless heirlooms acquired by Bill and Sue during their three-decade marriage — the antique clocks, luxury cars, and houses — have been divvied up.
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Her dedicated social media photographer documented everything, and her personal hair and makeup folks bowed over her like art conservators touching up a priceless painting.
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Priceless. She busts out a little dance in celebration while another member of Whiteside's family literally flips -- (watch the video, she actually flips with excitement).
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When deceased people have been enshrined in the Hall of Fame previously, families have not been give the priceless memorabilia, which is the organization's policy.
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In the future, Machiavellian crime lords won't be counterfeiting cold, hard cash or priceless artwork, but instead a corner store's bounty in knockoff energy drinks.
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Our televisions give us an adequate view of the ceremony, but when we want those priceless, candid celebrity moments, there's only one place to turn... Snapchat.
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In the case of the ongoing war in Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan, incalculable numbers of priceless artifacts and ancient ruins have been destroyed, stolen, or lost.
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But it wasn't long before ISIS's control of Mosul in 2015 saw militants pulverize a 3000-year-old Assyrian winged-bull sculpture, among other priceless artifacts.
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With actual success of any given venture subject to the whim of outside forces, this growth is the non-monetary dividend that makes the experience priceless.
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ISIS had destroyed more than two dozen priceless cultural heritage sites under Baghdadi, leveling mosques, temples, libraries, statues, and other structures with bulldozers, explosives, and hammers.
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The services that Planned Parenthood provides are essential, and the support from the art community to ensure its existence for all who need it is priceless.
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Priceless. Apparently there's no place like home for Jeff Teague, 28, who this month got traded from the Atlanta Hawks to his hometown team, the Pacers.
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And who could forget her in the role of Tammy, playing a badass parent who also helped her criminal friends steal priceless jewels in Ocean's 8?
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Paak feels bad for A$AP Rocky, not just because he thinks the rapper's getting royally screwed by Sweden ... but because he's losing something priceless -- time.
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The scene was set for the emergence of what Viviana Zelizer, a sociologist at Princeton, has memorably described as "the economically useless but emotionally priceless child".
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Instead, he's settled down, but he dreams about the old days with the help of his knick-knacks, priceless treasures, and guns that shoot foam darts.
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So we quietly stepped into the house and found Tom sitting on the back porch and his expression when he laid eyes on Jeremy was PRICELESS!!!
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The "Farewell Boleyn" auction includes such priceless memorabilia as player medals, match pennants and a picture of the Queen hanging out with a young Jermain Defoe.
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As with the best home movies, the images provide a priceless snapshot of time and place, including parades, holidays, fashions and the rituals of daily life.
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In this very meta clip, this rottweiler watched a video of a German shepherd watching Zootopia, and the chain reaction of howls it sparked was priceless.
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After a month spent starving and conniving, the thought of spending an afternoon with someone who truly loves you with no ulterior motive can seem priceless.
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But when Page himself surprised the Virginia players during a team meeting last August, the Cavaliers' priceless reaction harkened back to his days in the ring.
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The image of Manson rockin' Mickey Mouse ears is damn near priceless -- the chain and pendant together are made up of 16,000 diamonds totaling 155 carats.
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In 123, a fire tore through the Yankee Air Museum in southeast Michigan, damaging or destroying thousands of historical aviation artifacts and eight priceless historical aircraft.
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Because of the funds raised by the Met Ball, people all over the world can come visit the Met and enjoy these priceless works of art.
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All Pulp Fiction references aside, the Reddit community discovered this priceless dog mug back in 2013 and the Internet's been barking about it ever since. 11.
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Because, after all, there's no better hair than what grows out of your head — and that's a message that's priceless, no matter what decade we're in.
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"; "He Put Garlic In His Shoes And What Happens Next Is Hard To Believe"; or "The Dog Barked At The Deliveryman And His Reaction Was Priceless.
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She swept into Calcutta in Yves Saint Laurent, her nails lacquered as red as the priceless antique boxes she sold to collectors in her Manhattan showroom.
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Another option is to lounge in one of Siesta & Go's armchairs, where you can read a book in peace — which is priceless, if you ask us.
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Although paying the commission was painful, the peace of mind I received from not having to manage the property as a first-time dad was priceless.
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While the dress clearly stunned on its own, it's the priceless Tiffany Diamond that illuminated her entire look, weighing 128.54 carats with over 82 radiant facets.
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While you must carefully review the options for transferring credits, it is possible to study abroad for cheap and gain some priceless experience in the process.
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The feed is a priceless indicator of the type of information users either didn't get in the classroom or aren't privy to (anatomy is hard sometimes).
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But in practice, it meant providing time, funds, and priceless artifacts to those unable to recognize or make the most of what they had been given.
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The Journal reproduced John's letter to Ron Santo in 1964 asking the Cubs third baseman to come to his eighth-birthday "pardy," with its priceless p.s.
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Emancipated from Lee's home by a black woman as she emancipated herself, the priceless artifact is now in the hands of a storefront preacher in Queens.
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"The data we get from it is priceless," said Professor Hermann Bange, head of oceanographic research at the institute overseeing the project, in a GEOMAR statement.
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Antonioni's experimental travelogue of the early days of the Cultural Revolution is a complex, sometimes confusing, and priceless document of a transformative moment in Chinese history.
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After she is found trying to steal a priceless ancient artifact from the museum where she docents, Phil flees the property but cannot locate her car.
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"The Queen has followed her example," says Kelly, who also points out that it's during the evening when many of the Queen's priceless jewels come out.
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Editorial The marauding forces of ISIS were finally driven last November from Nimrud, Iraq's priceless trove of Middle East history and relics situated south of Mosul.
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So when Mr. Azzawi, now 21990, saw those priceless artifacts being smashed in a video released by the Islamic State in February 22010, he was heartbroken.
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Carbon monoxide detectors are another priceless piece of safety equipment to install in your home, either in addition to, or in combination with, your smoke alarms.
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But then these exquisitely skilled instrumentalists simply let it all hang out in a hoedown jam that had even ultrarefined listeners clapping and hooting along. Priceless.
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Check out the San Antonio Spurs player accidentally dumping a fan's pricey beer at the Toyota Center in Houston on Monday ... and her reaction is priceless!!
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In his trembling hands lay priceless treasures for which I had sought in vain … In the presence of his collection I lost all track of time.
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Washington rallied to beat Cal State Fullerton in 10 innings Sunday night ... using a sacrifice fly to score the winning run -- and Lamb's reaction was priceless.
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His expression when Philip told him he and Elizabeth had been on "a break" was priceless, if devastating, given what we know of his sad, sterile life.
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Read these stories next:Hillary Clinton & Cecile Richards On The Threat To Your Reproductive RightsMichelle Obama's Priceless Reaction To Melania Trump's GiftWhy These Hillary Supporters Attended Trump's In
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Besides blowing up priceless archaeological treasures, ISIS demolished the town's infamous Tadmur prison, where thousands of Syrian government opponents had been imprisoned and tortured over the years.
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What is more important, Sagittarius: preserving this priceless and enormous historic embroidery, or making good on a gesture of trans-Chanel solidarity between France and the UK?
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Read these stories next:Hillary Clinton & Cecile Richards On The Threat To Your Reproductive RightsMichelle Obama's Priceless Reaction To Melania Trump's GiftWhy These Hillary Supporters Attended Trump's Inauguration
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Plus, after four months of not seeing each other and very minimal communication, two days of getting to know a new city with T. will be priceless.
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From the first ever taken in 22017 through the launch of the one-dollar Kodak Brownie in 21.2, they were unique, one of a kind, priceless objects.
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The boy's reaction is priceless, as he kind of shakes his head, dismayed, and everyone around him encourages him to deface Kiffin's garbage the way they should.
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Yankees pitcher Dellin Betances' priceless reaction to Judge's power went viral, while many other teammates and even his opponents in the Home Run Derby tweeted their praise.
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Price: $10.49 Price: $30 Price: $119 Price: $20 Price: $40 Price: $22 Price: $179 Price: $18.50 Price: $99 Price: $148 Price: $67.46 Price: $79 Price: $40 Priceless.
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No lie: while we empathize with the special pain of tasting a rotten egg jelly bean, we can't help but feel that their expressions are absolutely priceless.
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From promoting his "sexy" status to receiving priceless advice from former SMA winners (here's looking at you, Hugh Jackman!), the country crooner is obviously ready for anything.
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"That excitement that I can see when she learns something new and she's experiencing it with me or I'm experiencing it with her — that's priceless," he says.
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And in these abysmal depths lay untold billions in sunken gold, silver, and emeralds, not to mention priceless caches of cultural history thought to be lost forever.
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Even if the only reason you want to save your messages is just to preserve your priceless nuggets of wit, you should be able to do so.
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The Nazis did go to Antarctica, but they didn't stash priceless European art in a subterranean Antarctic lair where they also happened to be developing flying saucers.
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He said Parker was "demeaning the priceless value of citizenship" in arguing that all denaturalization does is return someone to the status of a lawful permanent resident.
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The jokes are funny, and their reactions are priceless, but there's one particular attendee at tonight's Academy Awards that twitter is not interested in seeing: Mel Gibson.
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Drake and Lil Wayne – Birdman, Priceless, 2009 "We gon' be alright if we put Drake on every hook": Has Lil Wayne ever rapped a more prophetic line?
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There's this beat-taking, eye-widening, eyebrow-raising, mouth-parting thing that happens that's both priceless and so commonplace I want to yawn and press fast-forward.
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All these years later, she's not only starring in and directing some of Hollywood's biggest titles; she's setting priceless examples for the next generation of female filmmakers.
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The $46 million home is part of an upscale community and boasts features to match, including a private garden, multiple fireplaces and an abundance of priceless artwork.
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There is a priceless photograph of Nixon, apparently trying for a "Kennedys in Hyannis Port" vibe, strolling at the water's edge … in dress shoes with black socks.
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That seems like it was the short but priceless wisdom that short Vanity Fair comedy video was trying to pass on to its friends on the left.
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I also ended up enjoying the stress the schedule saved me — for once in my busy life, somebody else planned my relaxation time and that's pretty priceless.
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Not only did its best player make her a personalized vid ... new manager Luis Rojas also surprised her with a phone call -- and her reaction was priceless.
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Or substitute new copy, and a MasterCard ad can become a heartbreaking comment on a young black man's funeral ("Finding the right casket for your son: Priceless").
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But lawmakers have invented a modern alchemy called drug prohibition, which transforms relatively worthless products into priceless commodities for which people are willing to kill or die.
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And more important, you'll be showing your daughter that you support her choice of mate and intend to treat her partner as one of the family. Priceless!
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Editorial President Trump, ever intent on expunging the legacy of Barack Obama, is on the verge of undermining the priceless conservation vision of Theodore Roosevelt as well.
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Nearly 300 people died in a 2016 earthquake in central Italy, and many priceless artifacts were destroyed — in part because property owners couldn't afford necessary structural upgrades.
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In a decade of WTF moments, it's quite fitting that Pollard blessed audiences with another outrageous gem in her already overflowing bag of priceless reality TV moments.
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This effort, if successful, would destroy our conservation system and hand over huge tracts of priceless natural habitat to powerful private interests, particularly the fossil-fuel industry.
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Former "X Factor" judge Sharon Osbourne forced an employee back into a burning building to save priceless artwork, then fired him for not laughing about the incident.
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The Nazis did go to Antarctica, but they didn't stash priceless European art in a subterranean Antarctic lair where they also happened to be developing flying saucers.
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Placed beside the museum collections on Arts & Culture, Open Heritage also argues that these sites, like priceless and carefully guarded paintings and sculptures, deserve the world's attention.
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As fire-fighters raced to save priceless artworks, centuries-old gargoyles and the cathedral's northern tower, world leaders expressed sorrow and grief in messages to the French people.
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"From the Second World War to today, her majesty has stood as a constant symbol of these priceless traditions," Trump said at the start of the state banquet.
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"Nevertheless, this new paper provides a powerful second example of the value of synchrotron tomography in reliably visualizing the internal structures of priceless and fragile fossils," he said.
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After the U.S. Olympians touched down in Rio de Janeiro, some have taken advantage of priceless photo ops with each other – including superstars Michael Phelps and Simone Biles.
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Among her other favorites are the Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton Multicolore suitcases, which are so priceless, they're not even available for purchase at any online resellers' stores.
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Dany may have lost one of her children, but they gained a priceless piece of information, and hopefully can strategize well enough to stop the tide of zombies.
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After Max concentrates for a few moments, the vehicle suddenly turns on and he has a priceless reaction—all thanks to dad secretly giving him a helping hand.
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The Broadway star tells PEOPLE she called her dad after accepting the starring role in the new Avocados From Mexico Super Bowl ad and his reaction was priceless.
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"I gave Becca K. all those gifts, and the reaction from those women when she came home with all of those dresses and shoes is priceless," he said.
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" When it was finally picture time, Kifer said that "the look on [Santa's face] when more twins just kept coming out of the waiting area was pretty priceless.
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Police in Naples said the works — described as being of "priceless value" — were discovered during a crackdown targeting the Naples-based Camorra crime clan, The Associated Press reported.
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Watching Becca's face as she masters swaddling and diaper changing is priceless, while seeing Lindsay learn that she needs to invest in being a good parent is lovely.
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He has to explain to King that he can't say that word — although we wish King had captured the reason as to why, because that would be priceless.
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An arrangement that balances all interests, filling our museums with priceless historical artifacts and compensating those that do the work, is, one hopes, the future of treasure hunting.
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O.T. Genasis says he had no clue Beyonce chose one of his songs to include in her epic Coachella performance -- and his reaction in the moment was priceless.
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The Priceless Romance package includes a stay in the hotel's Presidential Suite, where a pianist will play you a private concert on the room's Steinway piano upon arrival.
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Here are a roundup of Tomlin's zingers from her acceptance speech (which just so happen to double as priceless life advice.) When you party a little too hard:
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Jon Clark Weddings shared an unbelievable Facebook video of a bride wearing an inflatable T-Rex costume for her groom's "first look," and the footage is truly priceless.
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It was closed, tables and chairs piled up on top of each other, drapes knotted together, a solitary napkin floating at ankle height above the priceless terrazzo floor.
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We all have embarrassing search histories on our iPads and laptops, but this dad's hilarious reaction to his 8-year-old son's awkward browser history is just priceless.
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Priceless. Oh, and even if you have $500,20183 in cash to toss at this house, which is probably haunted, you can only view the probably on sunny days.
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Sirin Labs is a new company making its debut in London today that stakes its future on very wealthy people believing their privacy and security to be priceless.
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The host and listener are like children counting marbles, things that have little or no value to others but that seem priceless to those engaged in the counting.
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"Antibiotics equals no alcohol, allergy to pain meds equals pain, 6 stitches & a hairline fracture #priceless," Glanville tweeted with a close-up shot of stiches in her arm.
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He may even mutter to himself, and grimace; shift restlessly in his seat; take fevered notes as if your every remark is priceless, or, pointedly, cease taking notes.
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A priceless old clip shows an ad in which a TV character passes realistic-looking guns through the screen into the hands of the eager young boys watching.
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Read more: Mark Ruffalo had a priceless reaction after finding out that he and 'Avengers' costar Brie Larson were both in '13 Going on 30' 15 years ago
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Last year, though, while American Pharoah sent some people home with less dough, he pushed all of us out of the racetrack with a priceless feeling of elation.
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Watching him attempt my wash-up routine was my favorite part of this experiment — his reactions were priceless and I certainly got a good laugh out of it.
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It also boasts priceless historical value —the home represents the best of Federal Era design and was owned at one point by a granddaughter of President Abraham Lincoln.
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Watch the whole thing; it will forever be priceless to watch Cam lecture his critics on the importance of holding parent-teacher conferences, among other nuggets of wisdom.
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That is a priceless experience, so in essence, the accessory pays for itself, karmically speaking And then there are the specs: adjustable shoulder straps (!), a padded laptop sleeve (
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Clearly pictured in the foreground are two adorable dogs, happy to wrestle with a stick rather than plot to destroy the hall full of priceless artworks behind them.
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The brooding sauce bathed the velvet figs, and the earthy depth of the sauce made the already succulent fish a fine partner for some priceless bottles of red.
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There are tons of reusable water bottles out there, but the benefits of foam rolling are priceless and this bottle is cheaper than buying the two accessories separately.
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Artists and activists involved in the case are unlikely to succeed in the courts, but they say it is a priceless opportunity to discuss censorship in Russia today.
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Such is the setting for "Miles for Mary," a priceless portrait of accumulating anger in the workplace from the Mad Ones, which opened on Monday at Playwrights Horizons.
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PRICELESS STORY: Here's the inside story of how a tantalizing tip to a pair of POLITICO reporters helped bring down former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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For years, Bears Ears had been left woefully unprotected, and its priceless petroglyphs, pictographs and other resources were being lost to looting, vandalism, reckless recreation and other threats.
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The comedian Anna Russell's droll summary of the convoluted plot of the "Ring," in which she sings excerpts at the piano, is still priceless after nearly 70 years.
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Authorities in Germany say thieves have carried out a brazen heist at Dresden's Green Vault, one of the world's oldest museum containing priceless treasures from around the world.
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In the museum, the militants left behind many trivial items that should have been just as repugnant to their strict Islamist ideology as the priceless statues they destroyed.
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Among the supporting cast, Ms. Burton (with a smile of steely serenity) and Ms. Smulders seem most at home with the bandying dialogue, much of which remains priceless.
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The looping 6-second videos that the app pioneered became a launching pad for comedians and musicians while also introducing countless priceless phrases and memes into the culture.
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Sunday Routine As an archivist at New York University, Janet Bunde holds the key to priceless historic documents relating to the history of the school, founded in 1831.
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And speaking of shattered glass, burglars broke into the museum at the Royal Palace in Dresden, Germany, and made off with priceless jewelry reportedly worth over $1 billion.
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In a Chinese newspaper, an unnamed official has demanded that the perpetrator be severely punished — and says the museum should pay compensation for failing to protect priceless artifacts.
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Mr. Heffernan and Ms. Whelan's priceless line readings remind us that Pinter's ear for the emptiness of social locutions was a match for Noël Coward's and Joe Orton's.
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Its destruction of priceless antiquities and a series of ancient sites and religious shrines is highly offensive to many Iraqis, who are deeply proud of the country's rich history.
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If Abel is Dalí's flesh and blood, she stands to gain up to a quarter of Dalí's $300 million estate, as well as priceless access to the Dalí name.
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But it's disappointing that in order for such a resource to come into existence, a billionaire had to recklessly treat a priceless natural landscape as his own play area.
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In the decades that followed, they unearthed priceless treasures from the city, including palaces adorned with unique frescoes and giant sculptures that offered a window into Iraq's glorious past.
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In the decades that followed, they unearthed priceless treasures from the city, including palaces adorned with unique frescoes and giant sculptures, that offered a window into Iraq's glorious past.
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Isabella became an instant Internet sensation due to her priceless reaction when Stewart singled her out and handed her the ball after scoring the 1st TD of the game.
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While watching The Empire Strikes Back with her father, little Anabella had an absolutely priceless reaction to Darth Vader's confession, which her dad managed to surreptitiously capture on film.
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He redeemed himself, though, by knocking every card but the ace of hearts out of his hand with a fist bump, eliciting a priceless facial expression from J Lawr.
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For Prince's family and inner circle, a will could have provided some guidance about how he wanted his priceless treasure trove of music and other works to be used.
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This is not a book about heroic dissidents or murderous fanatics, but about everyday people trying to navigate a system that frustrates them yet provides them with priceless opportunities.
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Not only is he handsome and charismatic on stage, but he also gives amazing hugs and positive vibes (which are priceless counting the number of hours we spend together).
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In 1984 Britain's foreign secretary told Chinese counterparts that Hong Kong was "a Ming vase, an object of priceless value" that had to be handed over without a slip.
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In order for Mom to bleed American blood, she would have to convince herself that what she calls "priceless" is valued in this great homeland of free and brave.
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Cleopatra of Egypt, vying with the Roman Mark Antony over who could provide the most expensive dinner in history, dissolved a nearly priceless pearl in vinegar and drank it.
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While Wigg and Rudolph were doing a bit that involved "acting" while presenting their two categories, the camera cut to Eilish who had a priceless look on her face.
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Chosen ideas or projects will join this summer's YC Fellowship, which awards $20,000 (at the price of 1.5 percent equity) and the mentorship of experts at the accelerator (priceless).
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Black-ish star Tracee Ellis Ross won a Golden Globe on Sunday for best actress in a TV series, comedy or musical, and her onscreen son's reaction is priceless.
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But, relatively speaking, they're a lot cheaper than your cat destroying an actual priceless piece of artwork like da Vinci's Mona Lisa, or Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring.
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There are intricate details — like in the newel posts, ceilings, crown molding, antique fireplaces — that are priceless nods to the home's history and role in the city's signature architecture.
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Yes, it made the sort of mess that could only be solved by arson, but it also turned dried pasta into priceless jewelry — and that was pretty magical, right?
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But the fact that I was able to really talk to her and tell her how much I love her and hear her say the same thing was priceless.
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Swedish police are on the hunt for a pair of thieves who stole some of the country's priceless crown jewels — and escaped on a speedboat, according to local media.
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But they will also be seen as priceless inputs for ad-driven businesses, which will learn, model, predict and manipulate your behavior far beyond anything we've seen to date.
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The Golden State Warriors assistant coach was asked about the ex-UCLA star's debut ZO2 shoes before Thursday night's win over the Jazz ... and his reaction is absolutely priceless.
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Colette would conceivably be a welcome jewel in a fashion conglomerate's crown, but Roussaux and Andelman are instead choosing to forgo further profits in exchange for something priceless: integrity.
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The artist — who minutes later won the Top Male Artist award over Justin Bieber, Future, Shawn Mendes, The Weeknd — was caught with the most priceless look on his face.
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Lisa Murkowski says that early fall weekends are priceless back home in Alaska and a great time for her to meet with constituents and enjoy the state's unique beauty.
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The council claims this would bring new jobs and increased revenue to the area, but the existing occupants and their many supporters argue that something priceless would be lost.
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But few people today know of the Nazis' systematic theft of their victims' property, including priceless works of art such as paintings, sculptures, books and sacred or ceremonial objects.
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Anny Aviram has spent more than 40 years as a conservator at the Museum of Modern Art, often swabbing away dust and grime on priceless Picassos and other masterpieces.
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The fact that Mr. Trump would be the expected star of the show was no reason, they argued, to pass up millions of dollars in business and priceless publicity.
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Two thieves gained entry to the museum by posing as police officers and left after 81 minutes with 13 priceless objects, including works by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Degas and others.
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A group of young, untrained citizen archaeologists documented its cave churches with their priceless Byzantine frescoes — and then those culture preservers became politicians and began cleaning up the Sassi.
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But even though his trick rhymes glitter — how he manages to pair "see ya" and "Scalia" is priceless — it's the complexity of his characterization that really keeps "Tootsie" sparking.
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Both families have built up priceless art collections and have scrambled to outdo one another over the years with new museums in France and Italy to house their treasures.
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Noell and her team are focused on digitizing a group of 100 "manuscript cookbooks" in the collection, priceless folios filled with handwritten recipes intended for personal, not public, use.
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It also reveals how the credibility of the administration -- a priceless commodity at a time of national emergency -- has been eroded by the President's documented record of repeated lying.
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And on a clear night you can sit by the fire-pit and look down on the entire city... with no horrible power lines to kill the mood... priceless.
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The amazing scene was captured on video ... and we're all thankful for it -- because seeing Ovi flip bits of food to squadmates Evgeny Kuznetsov and Ilya Samsonov was priceless!!
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Hilton isn't in the music business, but like other hotel chains it has started offering unique and often priceless experiences to spend points on in addition to free stays.
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Iceland empties your wallet, but it gives you back a priceless sense of gratitude, a cosmic hug with retro hippie vibes that you didn't think you could possibly feel.
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The order is a priceless recruiting tool for ISIS and similar movements, because it so easily fits their narrative that the United States is the enemy of all Muslims.
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"And therein lies the priceless value of the Instagram story: proof of existence that Zuckerberg can turn visions of growth and impact into reality without undue meddling," Hoefflinger wrote.
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And that system's oversimple algorithm, which measures priceless things in terms of quarterly profit and shareholder value, is mindlessly chewing up the biosphere and the lives of everyone in it.
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The fire consumed priceless family artifacts: photographs, his grandfather's horse-drawn sleigh, a hand-cranked phone from the 1940s, the brass skeleton key to the original smokehouse his grandfather built.
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Being outside chasing monsters activates old and enjoyable memories, providing us with a priceless opportunity to relive a piece of our childhood again, and bring our childhood experiences to life.
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Their gurus face when he hears she is wearing fake hair is absolutely priceless — imagine a world where you didn't know who Kim K. was, and what hair extensions were.
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The montage also included many of the actress' priceless quotes from various interviews throughout the years, well as glowing memories from her many costars, including Mark Hamill and Harrison Ford.
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Here, Gorth shares with BuzzFeed News a collection of pictures from his archive, now represented by Lost Colour Library, and shares his passion for collecting these priceless windows into history.
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A human chain of rescue workers, led by the chaplain of the Paris Fire Brigade, retrieved priceless religious artifacts from Notre Dame Cathedral as it burned, French officials confirmed Tuesday.
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Earlier this week, Pope Francis expressed his sorrow over the blaze and thanked rescuers who put their lives at risk to salvage the centuries-old cathedral and its priceless artefacts.
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When Matt flew back home on August 12, his sister, Marcy Cobrink Mayer, knew her brother was bound to have a priceless reaction upon seeing his 88-year-old father.
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After a preliminary skirmish in 1974, they reached heights of properly Kafkaesque absurdity after Esther left the priceless stash to her daughter Eva, a retired El Al employee, in 2007.
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Given the church is filled with priceless art and architecture, the skills needed to ensure the drone didn't hit anything are easily as impressive as the stunning footage they captured.
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There was talk of dawn raids by Chinese regulators who take away computers filled with priceless intellectual property and global client lists, and of Western businessmen detained on murky grounds.
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" That means, for example, cancer centers would try to attract cancer patients and heart centers would try to attract heart patients, explained Goodman, author of "Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis.
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Following last season's departure of TJ Miller, who plays Bachman, fans have likely wondered what Season 5 will look like — especially without that priceless tension between him and Jian Yang.
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You're more than ready to settle down, start a family, and set forth on a new, rewarding, priceless chapter with them by your side every step of the way. Joy!
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Even if you just go for the free option, think of the peace of mind that comes with knowing that all your priceless photos are stored safely in the cloud.
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Although it's unclear if she'll make her December move-in goal, at least she has a jump-start on her gallery wall thanks to her unexpected (and so priceless) artwork.
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Not everyone can party it up with an A-list budget at their disposal, but for Kim and Kanye, it seems that getting away from prying eyes is totally priceless.
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Jimmy Fallon reminded Jessica Biel that she made shady comments about NSYNC, the boy band that her husband, Justin Timberlake, was a part of — and she had a priceless reaction.
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Despite the Temple Mount being Judaism's holiest place, the site is managed by an Islamic religious committee (waqf) with a history of destroying priceless Jewish artifacts unearthed at the site.
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President Nixon once correctly pointed out that "Nothing is more priceless and more worthy of preservation than the rich array of animal life with which our country has been blessed".
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Keurig K-Mini Plus, available at Amazon, $95.89A Keurig will have them out the door in a flash with a coffee in-hand — a priceless gift, if you ask me.
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With these consumers, unburdened by preconceived notions of what a white berry should look or taste like, Driscoll's has a priceless opportunity: the definitional power that comes with first contact.
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For a comical second or two—had anybody had a pair of infrared goggles, my expression must have been priceless—I tried to fathom what this cryptic request might mean.
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Related: Why This Couple Gave Away Their Priceless Art Collection to All 50 States | #50StatesofArt 40-Foot Sculpture Reflects New Mexico Stars In New Mexico, a Robotic Butterfly Garden Awaits
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Rather than worry about whether stores have sanitary products in stock, buying a cup may give a slight peace of mind — and right now, any peace of mind is priceless.
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As a teenager, the alpine skier Felix McGrath held a variety of jobs because his parents thought the experience would be priceless, and McGrath had to admit they were right.
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"Nothing is more priceless and more worthy of preservation than the rich array of animal life with which our country has been blessed," President Nixon said while signing the act.
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Now, he has found a way to manufacture a similar tribute here at home, and he's not going to let a little thing like tradition ruin this priceless branding opportunity.
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Related: Why This Couple Gave Away Their Priceless Art Collection to All 50 States | #50StatesofArt 40-Foot Sculpture Reflects New Mexico Stars In New Mexico, a Robotic Butterfly Garden Awaits
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Also popular, but not as common, are art heist films, in which priceless artworks are spirited away by savvy thieves who know how to bypass seemingly iron-clad security systems.
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And each time I lie down on my cheap and priceless little headphone pillow, I feel lucky to have found a person who has, somehow, decided to do the same.
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Second, if Mr. Trump felt he had to endorse the Russian initiative on Syria to prove that his strikes had had an impact, his impatience gave President Putin priceless leverage.
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"This little gold Mickey Mouse ring will forever be kept as a priceless gift and always cherished," Kara concluded her Facebook post, which had nearly 2,000 shares as of Tuesday.
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That's the deal Josh Donaldson made with his mom ... and when the MLB superstar paid up his side of the bet with the $70,000 whip -- Momma Donaldson's reaction was PRICELESS!!!
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They can be worth anywhere from $5,000 to $37,000 or more, but the prestige that comes with being the best in the league, if only for a season, is priceless.
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"We decided not to sit back and complain but to reach out and launch a global campaign called 'dignity is priceless', and that really mobilized the international community," he said.
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The whole assembly was brought up from under a butler's table in his East 65th Street townhouse, where priceless art shared space with the hand-towels in the powder room.
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The burglary came less than a week after raiders stole around 100 priceless treasures from the German city of Dresden's Green Vault, one of Europe's largest collections of art masterpieces.
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TOKYO — For decades, a prized, 400-year-old Japanese bonsai tree has been shaped, watered and cared for with all of the precision needed for a priceless piece of art.
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Jewel thieves on the run in Sweden made off with priceless crown jewels of the Swedish royal family after a daring daytime heist at cathedral which they escaped by motorboat.
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One of the most glamorous perks of being the monarch is access to all the priceless jewels, but it turns out Queen Elizabeth isn't the biggest fan of all that sparkles!
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If you're gifting to any new couples, someone who just moved, or anyone who has complained about their current cooking situation, this $30 set could give their kitchen a priceless upgrade.
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That would explain why the thieves went after that one coin and nothing else—it's way easier to offload 100 kilos of gold than it is to fence a priceless painting.
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It is possible "official documents and information that would incriminate" your opponent provided by an adversarial foreign government that supports your campaign is priceless in that you could not buy it.
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I spoke to her as she completed the editing of the film of her Paris performance to ask her about stripping off in front of tourists and priceless works of art.
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Everything in this op-ed—from its apparent cluelessness as to what libraries actually do to its clunky, five paragraphs format-esque writing—is a priceless gift to the Ratio Gods.
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Moms do know best, after all — and these Reddit users are well aware of that as they share the priceless advice their moms have imparted on them over the years: 1.
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You don't have to worry about a mis-aimed projectile accidentally knocking over a priceless Ming vase, and after an intense battle there's nothing to clean up, and nothing to reload.
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The teacher later posted a thank-you note saying it was "priceless to have a leader like Maria Butina and Paul Erickson in our classroom to role model" for the students.
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The scarf was auctioned off on eBay for charity at $8,650, but the Sleep Blanket, which captures the chaos of a baby's first year settling into a steady rhythm, is priceless.
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Lo and behold, walking around with a pile of gold and priceless gems perched on her head may not have been the fairy tale moment we all imagine it to be.
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The federal government made potlatches illegal from 1884–1951, and in 1921, a raid during Dan Cranmer's potlatch on Village Island resulted in arrests and the confiscation of priceless ceremonial regalia.
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And in the cadence of his unmistakable accent, he waxed lyrical about the past, present and future and provided this priceless advice: Shimon Peres's passing is a loss for the world.
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Though his prices were higher, they were very comparable to gyms in my area, with the priceless bonus of not having to put a coat on to get to my workout.
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Toddler best friends Hannah and Dawson were reunited at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on Thursday after spending almost a year apart from each other – and their reactions were priceless.
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"A damsel in distress gets undressed when a man from the midwest puts to rest a world that's obsessed with the priceless, also know as 'the shiny,'" the video description reads.
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But had Eleven stayed dead, we wouldn't have gotten those priceless scenes of her eating Eggos with Hopper or getting a bitchin' new makeover from her sister in Stranger Things 2.
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In the interim, there have been ceaseless accusations that the press "created" Trump and enabled his rise by gifting him priceless "free media" that nonetheless has been estimated in the billions.
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The 1493 letter was described as "a priceless piece of cultural history" by Callista Gingrich, the U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See, during a handover ceremony in Vatican City on Thursday.
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Legitimate security tools and snake oil remain indistinguishable to the average user, as baffling as the difference between a Meegeren and a priceless Vermeer to someone without an art history degree.
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The priceless collection of photographs featured a few pages of Chenier's brother's wedding, but most of it contained pictures of the days after Chenier adopted her daughter, Natalie Claire, in 1994.
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"They don't give this honor to everyone, so I'm beyond honored… to be able to participate in the making of it, priceless," Suzette Quintanilla captioned the set of pictures she shared.
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Finot says there is still standing water on the floor of the cathedral from firefighters battling the flames, but believes 80 percent of the priceless artifacts in the sanctuary were saved.
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And eventually he learned that Priceless Car Rental thought he was a car thief, possibly even the same dude who had stolen two of their cars in the past two months.
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The plot, frankly, is largely beside the point, with the trident serving roughly the same purpose as what Hitchcock called the MacGuffin -- any priceless artifact to set the chase in motion.
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If you're simmering to revisit LCD's phenomenal live set at a festival this summer, it's worth acknowledging that the band might not have existed at all without Lambkin's priceless rave introduction.
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Bears Ears is rich in natural beauty and priceless Native American artifacts that are increasingly at risk from the pillaging and looting that inspired the Antiquities Act in the first place.
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Much of the work was done deep inside the cave system, working away at concrete-like rock called breccia, using air scribes to avoid breaking the fragile and priceless fossil remains.
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Global Soccer LONDON — There was a priceless moment when Gareth Bale showed his swiftness, and his opponents' lack of it, as Wales advanced in the European Championships and Russia was eliminated.
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Like everyone else, Barker was there to shill something—in his case, his book Priceless Memories, the proceeds of which went toward his foundation that subsidizes spays and neuters for dogs.
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For the average internet user, Wikipedia operates in the background, its 44 million entries serving as a priceless resource, rarely thought of until you need to know the capital of Azerbaijan.
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F1 cars, 1,000-horsepower motorcycles, priceless classics, and the newest supercars roar up the hill over the weekend, and the course slices through the festival like an uphill river of combustion.
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There are no commercial flights available to Antarctica, so one could argue that the opportunity for a civilian to step foot on the land alone is a rare and priceless stipend.
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The winner will then compete against that celebrity — still answering trivia about that celeb, mind you — and if the contestant wins, they'll get to have a "priceless experience" of some sort.
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In the absence of motion detectors or effective security cameras, all that's required is a modicum of stealth and coordination, and a priceless bundle of cultural patrimony vanishes into the night.
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Ai Weiwei deliberately lets a priceless vase smash to smithereens in "Dropping a Han Dynasty Urn" (1995), his nonchalant gaze making the viewer complicit in this pointed act of cultural destruction.
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Weiwei and Abosch met years ago when they were introduced by a mutual friend, and PRICELESS marks their second collaborative artwork (the first was a photographic work called "Transmission" in 2016).
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In these cases, we are unearthing bodies — exhuming them from Olive Senior's garden, picking them out from among the poisonous plants, connecting them to the pieces of priceless jewelry scattered nearby.
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