Humans have always prized music — or well beyond prized, loved it.
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Being thin was so prized in their world; it was prized by their mothers and other women in their lives, prized by their culture.
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Disruption is no longer prized, which is to say, personality isn't much prized either.
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On a recent visit, most of Mr. Rockefeller's prized possessions had been removed — paintings by the likes of Picasso, Renoir and Monet; a cache of prized porcelain figurines; stacks of fine china.
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I am sure that I descend from many books of several kinds, some that I have prized because of their high merit, some that I have prized because of my need for them.
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But I've come to see the restaurant's most prized possession.
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Inside the room is Jay's prized possession, a 2016 Batmobile.
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The casino was once a prized part of Trump's empire.
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The notebooks have become among the family's most prized possessions.
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Celine Dion has always prized her privacy and her family.
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Okonomiyaki fries are Illegal Food Atlanta's most prized menu ticket.
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Borglum intended to place America's prized possessions in this room.
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Singing birds, however, became the most prized of the automata.
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Can I show you one of my most prized possessions?
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But might a true slide step diminish the prized fastball?
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In return, Pimpinelli rewarded him with a prized chew toy.
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By the 1850s, guano had become a highly prized commodity.
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Beyoncé's prized possessions here are her trust, love and dignity.
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For centuries, goldfish were prized symbols of luck and fortune.
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After all, she believes it ate her prized miniature horse.
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Sales continued to decline at its prized Victoria's Secret stores.
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Now leanness and flexibility are prized, and nobody is spared.
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Of course, commercially prized varieties occur, but these are rare.
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As punishment, Vanessa made him shave off his prized Afro.
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And freedom is so elusive, so prized in Senna's work.
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That's why automatic dishwashers are so prized in the kitchen.
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Some prized specimens include the giant West African Goliathus beetle.
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Voters across party lines similarly prized shared values over electability.
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My coffee grinder is my most consistently prized nonwork gadget.
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A prized memento from his father just before his death.
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Imagine a company where directness is prized above all else.
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Today's highly prized blockbuster could easily become tomorrow's background noise.
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The owner soon introduced him to his most prized asset.
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Alive, slaves were among a white man's most prized assets.
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Recently, though, cable's prized triple play has started to erode.
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And Trump would have been denied his most prized populist bauble.
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So in a way, PIL is a very prized shipping line.
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But on Thanksgiving, Hilbert prepared a surprise for his prized asset.
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"Loyalty" is the quality most prized by mafia dons, not managers.
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These committee berths are prized for home-state political reasons, too.
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Their fruit are delicious, and prized by elephants and people alike.
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Parrots were kept as pets and their feathers were highly prized.
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Anadarko owns prized shale fields in West Texas' Permian Basin. 7.
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Put forth another valiant attempt to make bubby's prized kugel dish.
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And then there is the walled gardens' most prized bloom: data.
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When people deliver performance, it used to be that was prized.
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Dalton is mean to him because he crashed his prized Buick.
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It now appears as though someone is selling Pacquiao's prized distinction.
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You'd never know these are some of my most prized possessions.
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Champion is looking to be the prized pup in someone's home.
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That means these plants were probably prized for their psychoactive properties.
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"There isn't a shortage of buyers" for prized items, Stone said.
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For many people I spoke to these were their prized possessions.
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The North Carolina House seat is highly prized by both parties.
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The contract has provided the cash flow certainty prized by IFM.
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Another prized gem of the house is the private ski den.
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The house plans to keep its prized pieces for its archives.
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Ancient Romans prized Chinese silk and the Chinese valued Roman glass.
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Over the weekend, Sanders also won the prized endorsement of Rev.
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Mussels in the bay, once prized, are now eschewed as dangerous.
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The new season involves a prized melon, a gorilla and Airbnb.
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Bud Light is NOT the prized asset of local medieval kings.
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Like Comey, he prized his reputation for floating above partisan politics.
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Prized for its crunch, celery was tossed with apples and mayonnaise.
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The Fed, the nation's central bank, has long prized its independence.
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She walked away with Lagertha's most prized possession as a souvenir.
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Virginity on their wedding night is to be prized above all.
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Value stocks are prized for their low valuations relative to peers.
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Confrontation, not compromise, is now the prized goal of congressional Republicans.
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Cunningham and his contemporaries came off as tricksters but prized clarity.
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As renewables grow, that flexibility will be more and more prized.
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In my youth, a man settled in America was a prized catch.
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One, I think it's because we are a very prized shipping line.
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As France captain, Deschamps won soccer&aposs most prized trophy in 1998.
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Also winning ... the prized pooches of the athletes ... tons of fido freebies.
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Many would consider ARM a prized asset because of its unique technology.
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Consensus is prized, and governments generally include a motley array of parties.
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He swims away unharmed and with his new prized possession — Michael's coat.
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They were my prized possession, and I have memories attached to them.
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These two are by far the most prized accomplishments of my life.
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For those who use it, Paint is prized for its relative simplicity.
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And they have become one of the most prized seafoods in America.
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Gorey, who prized barely-there understatement above all, shrank from anything polemical.
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That story earns the most prized spot in the paper: the cover.
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To get at his prized ivory tusks, poachers hacked off his face.
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And the most prized items in their closets are pretty great, too.
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Lots of moms have two prized possessions: Their kids and their kitchen.
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Rich shit surely stank as much, but it was more highly prized.
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For a long time, my most prized possession was a strategy guide.
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Other planned prized include concert tickets, spa-days, shopping sprees, and electronics.
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Still, he repeatedly demonstrated his commitment to the conservatives who prized them.
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But treat your prized Air Jordans with chemicals not designed for sneakers?
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"That stick is my prized possession; I'll have that forever," he said.
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Back then, Turkey was prized as an ally against the Soviet Union.
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He prized possession, nurtured artistry in offense and encouraged players to improvise.
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With Trump, however, the style is just as prized as the substance.
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The Times is keenly aware that readers are its most prized asset.
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Wagyu beef from Japan is the most prized beef in the world.
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Still, neither experience nor stability have been highly prized by President Trump.
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Of course, he couldn't help but pose with his new prized possessions.
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Balance sheet capability is still highly prized by investors, said Bill Hines.
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Prized mementos and autographs from my musical and literary idols were destroyed.
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This year's most prized World Cup souvenir is raising a few questions.
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A prized wine cellar lies at the far end of the cavern.
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Nicola had been one of Brandon's first and most prized Deciem employees.
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I think in all these styles, originality and inventiveness was really prized.
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His idiosyncratic works became prized as collectibles, if not necessarily for comfort.
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Nikola Mirotic went from practice-floor fight casualty to prized trade commodity.
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Hatchell's stature has grown in a state where college basketball is prized.
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Not a word of plain simple decency, the quality Camus most prized.
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Combined, these phenomena afford mountain goats two prized essentials: safety and salt.
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Her most prized dish was chicken relleno, reserved for the grandest festivities.
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And Comey prized his reputation for appearing to be above partisan politics.
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To hackers, who prized their anonymity, it was considered a cruel attack.
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Starting opposite Verlander is James Paxton, the Yankees' prized off-season acquisition.
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Interior offensive linemen, forever faceless, are prized and celebrated among their peers.
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Didion prized her vantage as a social observer, the neurotically perceptive outsider.
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Wine School Deliciousness and simplicity can be prized things in a wine.
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They included Captain De Long's most prized possessions: the ship's four logbooks.
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About an hour outside of town are America's most prized bourbon distilleries.
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Despite the escalating body count, military and police jobs are still prized.
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" Read more " Professional dancers operate in a world where youth is prized.
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The couple's prized Picasso Sue is a noted fan of fine art.
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She was accused of art-world myopia when the museum initiated a 2010 show of the prized private collection of a trustee, Dakis Joannou, curated not by museum staff but by Mr. Joannou's most prized artist, Jeff Koons.
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It was an unprecedented confrontation among Arab countries that had historically prized consensus.
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That means you don't have to dump your prized DVD collection from college.
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Front page, below the fold, the muted headline read, 'A Prized Startup's Struggles.
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He's accidentally splatted a drop of paint on Mr. Krabs' most prized possession.
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Within the Exclusion Zone is a crumbling snapshot of a prized Soviet City.
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Napa and Sonoma produce much of the state's most prized and expensive wines.
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At higher doses, kratom has a much more prized effect: It kills pain.
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The prized rookie worked on his fastball command during a bullpen session Tuesday.
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That is because arowanas, or "dragonfish", are the world's most-prized aquarium pets.
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It issues the world's primary reserve currency and its most prized safe asset.
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A carry-on, even one carrying your prized possessions, isn't worth dying for.
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Sorry, Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills, you just lost your prized shaming crown.
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" Khan couldn't agree more: "Let me have my weave, my prized pieces baby!
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LAMILL distributes its prized roasts around the city, so you know it's good.
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Prized cuts of dry-aged meat are positioned next to foraged greens salads.
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"Now he owns prized piece of Manhattan that will be worth $100 million."
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Loyalty is prized over ability, while patronage and convoluted party rules discourage upstarts.
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Cut to last week, when Zach crashed his prized beamer into a tree.
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Meanwhile, the government could issue tax-exempt municipal bonds, prized by mainland investors.
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Mitt Romney supported her, as, in her most prized endorsement, did Sarah Palin.
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Yet for many top posts, Obama clearly prized competence and credibility over loyalty.
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"The peppercorns in Hanyuan County are prized for their fragrance," Yuqing Jin says.
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Chefs in the future can no longer afford to cook the prized cuts.
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I ate raw till four, aggressively exercised, and prized my period-less adolescence.
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The walls are plastered with posters, photos and prized possessions of the owner.
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In the management universe, early entry into a previously unknown space is prized.
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But Reed Hastings' prized grapefruit is, quite clearly, beginning to feel the squeeze.
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But women were not known to be the illustrators of such prized creations.
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One of the prized items the couple left behind was a wedding ring.
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For most of human history most people have prized coherent communities above all.
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But the kind of authenticity that's prized in the 2016 election looks different.
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Sales jobs with global powerhouses like Abbott are highly prized positions in India.
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Sanders' prized 2016 Iowa caucus director, Brendan Summers, has already defected to Sen.
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Only white truffles, which have eluded domestication entirely, are more prized and expensive.
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The prized black truffles once grew only in the Perigord region of France.
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Oil from the Carolina African runner was once highly prized, Professor Shields said.
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BAE beat Italy's Fincantieri SpA and Spain's Navantia SA for the prized contract.
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He's not the only one who has started to offload their prized possessions.
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The most prized athletes are typically picked in the first rounds of selection.
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And as a side benefit, the distinctive honey from milkweed fields is prized.
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He now rarely writes prescriptions for oxycodone, which is prized on the street.
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Purple clay teapots, produced in Yixing City, are highly prized and very expensive.
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Prized by the ancient Egyptians, it is still used by cosmetics manufacturers today.
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With good jobs scarce, Gray said towboat deckhand jobs have become more prized.
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A moderate conservative, schooled in electoral politics, she prized pragmatism over doctrinal purity.
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The ethos of austerity prized dollars and cents over children and their health.
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Traditionally, Chinese officials have prized stability above all else ahead of such meetings.
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A gelatin made from donkey hides is prized as a traditional Chinese remedy.
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Managerial expertise in hiring, training, and supervising marginal job candidates becomes less prized.
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He caresses his passes and strokes his shots, control always prized above power.
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Mr. Norman counts his own rosewood Eames lounge as his most prized possession.
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Historians say no modern first lady has prized her privacy more than Mrs.
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Some took classes from him; his sessions on dramatic structure were particularly prized.
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There is a reason that a big, Jobsian personality was once so prized.
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Meanwhile, Premier Nikita Khrushchev has volunteered his prized dog for the next mission.
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Instead of prized secrets, he received an eight-year prison term for espionage.
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Toshiba had missed its self-imposed deadline to sell the prized chip unit.
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Now, it's global, prized around the world rather than a few isolated outposts.
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Mr. Papale walked to a table where he keeps his most prized possessions.
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But it ultimately developed its own rule book that prized complexity and abrasion.
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The light crude is highly prized even while global oil markets are saturated.
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Where could I possibly find a place to hide my last prized possessions?
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That "gold leaf" suggests, among other things, the ornate bindings of prized books.
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Cherry is prized for the way it crackles and pops in a fireplace.
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Montbéliardes are its cattle, a red-and-white breed prized for their longevity.
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Thirty percent choose the social sciences, prized for their emphasis on critical thinking.
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She has two dogs, white Jindos, a Korean breed prized for its loyalty.
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Warren has already claimed some of the most prized endorsements in the state.
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Mr. Dauer gave Mr. Moonves a prized possession: an autographed Babe Ruth photo.
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Mr. Trump's sketch was created while he was still pursuing the prized property.
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This theory of executive power has long been prized in conservative legal circles.
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But true clarity — a feature also prized in the gems themselves — remains elusive.
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Prized pet dogs and polo horses are now provided to customers—for a price.
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In the basement museum of their remodeled synagogue, Jews pointed out prized community artifacts.
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Clinton prized her relationship with the president and respected his authority to set policy.
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He just sold some of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's prized mementos for almost $3 MILLION!
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A volatile President in the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, is trashing a prized US alliance.
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One of Steve's prized possessions is his Corvette z06 which is valued at $90,000.
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There's also more competition for Sears' prized appliance business, which touts the Kenmore brand.
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Brutal sell-offs have taken down some of Wall Street's most highly prized stocks.
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Further, the members of Congress themselves are highly prized intelligence targets for foreign adversaries.
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A punishing, yearlong offensive had ousted the insurgents from their most prized tribal sanctuary.
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Experts say the dispute casts a shadow over a prized piece of art history.
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She sold one of her prized works and put $100m into the new fund.
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No word on who bought the prized item ... but here's a clue -- they're RICH!!!
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I'd like to introduce you to my most-prized beauty possession: Shiffa's Healing Balm.
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It is prized for its deep-red hue, particularly by furniture-makers in China.
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And so, therefore, is the idea of Aramco attaining that prized $2 trillion valuation.
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Each bovine is so highly prized that it is rarely killed for its meat.
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Now that catalogue is prized: a copy will cost you €420 ($470) on eBay.
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Peat is burned as fuel, and is highly prized as agricultural land when drained.
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Its Summer Isles stamps, often depicting wildlife of the island, are prized by philatelists.
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On the other hand, however, was his prized knapsack: a $1,700 Louis Vuitton handbag.
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"(Tobacco's) dependable dividends are increasingly highly-prized and still represent attractive yields," said Lamacraft.
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Three seasons in, "Silicon Valley's" most memorable sex scene involves breeding a prized horse.
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Anadarko owns prized land in the Permian Basin, the shale oilfield in West Texas.
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" He also said the company's prized aviation finance business is "already in liquidation mode.
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Fiat Chrysler's North America business would also be prized by a combined Renault-Nissan.
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Before he started making his own wines, Cornelissen was a broker of prized bottles.
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Vitol has a deal pending to purchase a stake in Petrobras' prized Nigerian oilfields.
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" Gym owner and body-building champ Judge: "I'm pint-sized, baptized and highly prized.
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The bed swiftly earned its claim to being one of my most prized possessions.
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The studio has long been described as one of Mr. Redstone's most prized assets.
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There is no club on earth more exclusive, nor any collected wisdom more prized.
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It represents foreign goods which bring no prized technology, obvious targets for renewed nationalism.
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Still, Brazil won the gold medal it prized most — its first in men's soccer.
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Home was the "prized ideological ground," White declares, over which most battles were fought.
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But those prized attributes have made climate change a particular challenge for wine growers.
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It's one of my most prized possessions, and I swore off God years ago!
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Basically, Pee-wee Herman has a red beach cruiser that's his most prized possession.
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When it comes to our most prized possessions, most things fall into two categories.
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I was stunned to see highly prized uni, or sea urchin, on my plate.
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In these families, bonds between mothers and children are prized above those between couples.
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To explain his prized pupil's heartbeat, Weinstein reached back even further into baseball lore.
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These days, the Louvre considers the remnants of Susa among its most prized holdings.
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A "hot take" is prized — hence the well-known phrase for this instant analysis.
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Life-size Greek bronzes are rare, and ones of this caliber are especially prized.
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And it prized human editing and curation instead of encouraging anybody to post anything.
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Washington (CNN)Stephanie Grisham occupies prized White House real estate -- in the East Wing.
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That, of course, is the only time England has won soccer's most prized trophy.
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Museums in general have faced increased scrutiny over the origins of their prized antiquities.
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Probably more than Charles Atlas, a video artist prized for his work with choreographers.
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But Jackson was the one who walked away with college football's most prized honor.
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Despite its allure, gold was not the most prized material in pre-Columbian cultures.
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Oil companies, for example, have no control over where prized resources can be found.
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Despite decades of experience, he never managed to land a prized full-time job.
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The three major rating agencies have affirmed Australia's s prized triple-A sovereign rating.
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Prized possessions Any professional guitarist has a small stable of acoustic and electrical guitars.
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Cory Gardner in the Centennial State -- handing Democrats a prized recruit in the process.
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If you have prized photos in need of restoration, then go with a professional.
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Unfortunately, unlike the prized French MREs, these contain no venison pâté or duck confit.
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Nguyen Thi Thuy's hip-length hair has always been one of her most prized possessions.
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Building firms and DIY shops, for whom second-homers are prized customers, opposed the plan.
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As a pigment, it was prized by Impressionist and Post-Impressionist painters, including van Gogh.
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Diapers have become prized products in Venezuela due to widespread shortages of basic domestic items.
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Seeking to temper criticism of its prized new program, the government added new security measures.
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In a country where individual achievement is prized, the Mormon ethos presents an unusual mixture.
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But Sia's most prized songs aren't just exercises in craftsmanship; they find some emotional truth.
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As much as she prized clarity, she enjoyed minds that walked themselves on long leashes.
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If you or your partner have a prized possession, why not frame and display it?
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Some tycoons have had to sell prized assets to keep afloat, a once unthinkable affront.
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You are dealing in a commodity that people have prized for more than 5,000 years.
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The companies are battling for Anadarko's prized assets in West Texas' Permian shale oil field.
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It has sold off or spun off its most-prized brands and valuable real estate.
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Like a toilet, or prized pot plant, or — as we see below — someone's actual goat.
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The Silicon Slopes technology region keeps growing, attracting prized STEM workers to the Wasatch Front.
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The move enraged opposition politicians who argue a desperate government is mortgaging prized national assets.
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The persistence of privileged surnames in prized jobs reveals the slow pace of social mobility.
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Taiwan has protected its prized chip industry from becoming too reliant and open to China.
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On one level, working with both countries who share a prized gas asset seems obvious.
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For serious football fans, there's no more prized (or pricey) ticket than the Super Bowl.
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This is not because of Lazarito, who remains the most prized international prospect out there.
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The fungus, harvested wild in Tibet, is highly prized in China as a "Himalayan Viagra".
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Others recognize that a prized object in a locked case is still just a thing.
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The highly prized database is even being made available to businesses, according to the Times.
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Before World War I, women were cinched into whatever silhouette was prized at the time.
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Your need to feel secure in your most prized relationships pushes you toward making changes.
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The same goes for aluminum, a metal prized for its light weight and electrical conductivity.
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Peat's was a prized, popular, punch-throwing role being nudged, slowly, out of the game.
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And he was directly responsible for several recordings that are now prized by Beatles collectors.
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But progressive lawmakers and consumer watchdogs have defended the rule, which is prized by Sen.
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Britain, the most prized destination for many of the refugees, closed its doors the tightest.
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At Claiborne, the 2019 fees ranged from $2,500 to $250,000 for their most prized stallion.
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Myers sounded surprised to have reeled in the prized free agent of this off season.
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But Salman saw in the boy qualities he prized, according to Saudi and Western sources.
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Pork from its green hills and deep forests has been prized since pre-Roman times.
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While the promenade is prized by the neighborhood, Mr. Bray said the expressway is not.
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But the prized target of opportunity, the two F-35s, remained sitting on the tarmac.
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There have been reports that it is also killing trout, the prized game fish here.
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In a world where productivity is prized above almost all else, our humanity becomes lost.
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Curiosity is a prized attribute in an investor, but it applies to other fields, too.
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The mercury becomes more concentrated in larger fish, including Walleye, which are prized by locals.
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He is selling his New York City condo, along with some of his prized sculptures.
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Also, Dwight accidentally spills Mountain Dew all over O.J. Mayo's prized collection of Weezer memorabilia.
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Investors are wary of any changes that could curb the prized independence of the bank.
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Making plays and winning titles is why the prized recruits came to Alabama, after all.
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But one bite of this famed valley's most prized product reveals a winemaker's worst nightmare.
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Martin Shkreli's prized Wu-Tang Clan album might end up on a government auction block.
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This cleavage seemed to explain the different tactics prized and employed by the two parties.
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Henry Winkler told the most incredible story about his most prized possession ... a simple plant.
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Akon's ready to show off the most prized artist on his roster ... his own son!!!
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The delicacy is prized and can bring up to $6 a pound in local markets.
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It is a prized ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine and is considered a status symbol.
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In a non-business context, poaching refers to taking someone else's prized game or fish.
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It is a prized ingredient in Chinese traditional medicine and is considered a status symbol.
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The ball, which was later stolen and recovered, would become one of his prized possessions.
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The more distinctive the vineyard, and the more narrowly circumscribed, the more prized the wine.
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Give them a chance to meet their Broadway idols and get their prized Playbills signed.
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These prized piglets are nestled inside terra-cotta casseroles and roasted over a fire pit.
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Throughout the reservation, ranching skills like sheep butchering and bronco and bull riding are prized.
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It's a chance to see some of the Met's prized collection in a novel fashion.
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This time, though, the critique comes after a stunning crackup of the state's prized caucuses.
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It was prized by a small core group of fans, but sales lagged over time.
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There is no sense of a favorite or that one model is prized above others.
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Ms. Grisham's under-the-radar style has caused consternation in Washington, where protocol is prized.
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But the most prized souvenir is a photo by the so-called oath wall outside.
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Mr. Ruskey grows finger limes, which produce a citrus "caviar" prized by chefs and bartenders.
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My most prized possessions were copies of Nirvana's Nevermind and Green Day's Dookie, both gifts.
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For decades, the "Chicago brass" has been prized for its majesty, virtuosity and sheer power.
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Because Qai Qai is something increasingly rare and prized in modern online society: mildly entertaining.
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In each, almost anything deemed "exotic" was prized — be it coconuts or a complicated clock.
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They produce a liquid prized for its nuance; its subtleties tirelessly analyzed by discerning connoisseurs.
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But not too much, because low mileage is prized when it comes to resale value.
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Nestlé is the sort of "quality" stock that is increasingly prized in Europe for its steadiness.
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However, ClearBridge Investments' Margaret Vitrano is the only one to manage the prized large-cap equities.
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It wasn't long before he was back in Catalonia, prized away for a mere €14million fee.
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They were paraded across the country like prized pets until they started advocating for their emancipation.
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The Obama era and the party it left behind always prized style over experience and results.
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Of the third of voters who prized agreement over electability, Sanders won about four in 10.
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And that counts for something, even if it's not a prized one-bedroom apartment in Midtown.
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People kept the calendars as "prized possessions," she said, sometimes the only art in their homes.
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Chazelle also scored the prized DGA Award, which often serves as a predictor of Oscar victory.
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Take the mopane caterpillar, one of the most highly prized and devoured insects in the world.
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One of President John F. Kennedy's prized possessions is up for grabs to the highest bidder.
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That said, through our conversation he impresses that experiences over possessions are his most prized investments.
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The city is hoping to showcase Japan's prized technology, including self-driving vehicles, during the games.
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"Two years ago to that day, I lost one of my prized akitas," Davis tells PEOPLE.
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They were paraded across the country like prized pets, until they started advocating for their emancipation.
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Grand Bassets, he says, descend from a hound that was prized by Louis XII of France.
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For one Olympian, helping someone in need outweighed holding onto his new prized possession from Rio.
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Asbestos is a naturally occurring substance that is mined and prized for its string-like fibers.
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"This might be the craziest photo I've ever captured," photographer Ryan Lamont captured his prized image.
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He's affectionately known as "Mad Dog" by troops who trade his quips like prized baseball cards.
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Taiwan has also protected its prized chip industry from becoming too reliant and open to China.
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After surviving her noble father's assassination, Lady Primrose went into hiding as a tavern's prized dancer.
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Rating agency Standard & Poor's is now hinting it could strip away Syngenta's prized investment-grade status.
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Many are repentant fishermen who used to hunt turtles prized for turtle soup and their meat.
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The businessman would not be in favour of UniCredit selling its most prized assets, it said.
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Digital ad spending surpassed television ad spending globally for the first time; targeted data is prized.
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"In these families, bonds between mothers and children are prized above those between couples," Schmitz argues.
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There was a time in the history of Western culture when originality was not particularly prized.
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As the prized Peckham don announces on the opening track, this album is an "historical event".
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Rebekha Sharkie, a candidate on his slate, took the prized Liberal seat of Mayo, near Adelaide.
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Watch this to consider why voting and community action should be more prized by our generation.
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Without exception, its once-prized homes have all been reduced to basements filled with charred rubble.
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But despite the promises, prized farms are at the center of heated political infighting in Zimbabwe.
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Our group headed over to the first barn, eager to meet some of Claiborne's prized stallions.
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Even some of the methods most prized by intelligence agencies have been leaked on the internet.
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While fans eagerly wait, Cowin says in the meantime he'll be framing his new prized possession.
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Meanwhile, inside Ukraine's Ministry of Finance, officials were concerned that Kolomoisky's prized possession, PrivatBank, was unsustainable.
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A good western coyote, prized for its silky, light-colored fur, can fetch more than $463.
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The murals of Banksy, who keeps his real name secret, have become prized attractions for collectors.
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And on Sunday, the young stars and the high-prized talent helped deliver the decisive victory.
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Both girls held a question in their minds, nestled like a child's prized trinket, and swam.
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Mr. Boogaard, above, was 28 and a prized enforcer when he died of an accidental overdose.
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By Mr. Verset's last vintage in 21796, Cornas had come to be prized around the world.
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Pecan trees are ubiquitous in the South, making pecan pie a prized and classic dessert there.
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Japan has long prized racial purity, seeing a largely homogeneous population as crucial to social cohesion.
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LinkedIn is most valuable in professions where a bulging Rolodex was once a prized professional asset.
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But those were not necessarily a plus in an era that prized tortured authenticity above all.
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Outdoor space: The 0.08-acre property includes a concrete driveway for highly prized off-street parking.
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Now, after she has died, these are the most prized of my possessions, her phone messages.
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A string of developments is adding to concerns about the erosion of the territory's prized freedoms.
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"They give stuff that they treasure away, a prized possession," Petrullo said of potential red flags.
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Did you put your most prized possession on page one, where anyone perusing could see it?
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The abalone, edible sea snails that are a prized delicacy, also depend on kelp for food.
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The most prized voters at Biden and Buttigieg rallies are Republicans, or one-time Trump voters.
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Nobody is immune from dropping or damaging a prized possession, so it pays to stay protected.
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The prized smartphone, even with all its bells and whistles, isn't exactly known for its microphone.
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The beautiful molded cookies have for centuries been prized gifts, specially made for royalty and dignitaries.
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Prices paid at auction for the most highly prized timepieces run into the millions of dollars.
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Metal dog collars are prized collectibles among dog lovers; Mr. York has two from the 1800s.
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Then he returned to his home to grab one more prized possession: Heidi, his German shepherd.
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And they prized diversity, looking for works from a wide variety of artists from different cultures.
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Together, these prized objects form the picture of someone who never deviates from a Master Plan.
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Nigerian dwarf goats, prized for their small size and affectionate nature, are becoming a popular pet.
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Trump's Twitter account is one of the President's most prized possessions, people close to him say.
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The museum's staff is working with emergency conservators to assess the damage to its prized archives.
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Under Dimon's watch, here was a lender who prized independent thought and taking responsibility for mistakes.
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On their next possession prized recruit Bryan Antoine scored his first collegiate basket on a dunk.
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The glossy landed Rod Stewart for its cover, with an interview about his prized train set.
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In southwest China, fish mint is a culinary delicacy and a prized ingredient in Chinese medicine.
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But the final blow was saved for Sansa, who arranged for Ramsay's prized hounds to eat him.
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The cards in the Cloisters exhibition were commissioned works of art, prized for their beauty and ingenuity.
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They carted off milk, rice and sugar from other trucks but left his less-prized vegetables alone.
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When he had an event that necessitated formal attire, he would always wear his prized bolo tie.
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Other kids earned many different-colored belts—perhaps even the prized black one—and good for them.
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The hacker ethic, the loose code that early computer programmers embraced, prized the free flow of information.
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The Priority Embark has quickly become one of the most beloved and prized possessions in my home.
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Fishermen target the totoaba for its swim bladder, which is prized in Asian cultures for making soup.
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Whatever happens, Boké's residents will find themselves at the mercy of the search for this prized material.
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Wire netting and CDs suspended by string above the ponds prevent eagles from snatching the prized livestock.
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It is still one of my prized possessions because it shows so clearly her spirit and courage.
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Alaskan king crab legs are a culinary delicacy, prized for their massive size and tender, succulent meat.
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In this case, Facebook's standards prized the wisdom of the crowd, and, at that, a segmented one.
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For now, they have a prized direct relationship with COFCO Group and with other Chinese food manufacturers.
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Manticores are prized for their venom, a few drops of which can stop a grown man's heart.
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The fish is prized for its bladder, which can fetch upwards of $5,000 a pound in China.
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To his understanding, he is merely acting out the "Hype," an iconic and highly prized Fortnite Emote.
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From start to finish, assembling one of the world's most prized missile interceptors takes approximately six weeks.
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Once suckled, the prized calves are sold to an abattoir or feedlot at a price per kilogram.
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Instagram already prized the square; now, artists could use that square for both micro and macro storytelling.
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"It was one of Arnold's most prized possessions and still hangs in his home here," says Giffin.
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His prized specimen is Boo, a boar named for the sound, in Japanese, that a pig makes.
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It's also widely known that the self-made billionaire offers some of the most prized advice around.
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Offset celebrated his 27th birthday in high, sparkling fashion ... and the prized present was clear to all.
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Why wouldn't we take the same approach to schools, which house "our most prized possessions as parents"?
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It is inside that AlMaaytah keeps his most prized possessions -- family heirlooms and rare books or manuscripts.
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By the 2000s rural areas were fairly dependent on manufacturing employment: businesses prized the cheap, plentiful land.
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That may be enough to snatch at least Mayo, a prized Liberal lower-house seat near Adelaide.
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So are philodendrons, anthuriums and tetraspermas — plants prized not for fussy flowers, but for dramatic, lush foliage.
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Raqqa has gone from being a city prized by all to a ruin nobody may really want.
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Your coffee mug is your most prized possession, and it features a beautiful pair of naked breasts.
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As a result, they often prioritise the development of prized prospects over the imperative to win matches.
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Like their prized republic, admirers of ancient Sparta don't have nearly the same reputation they used to.
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Tatts is a prized asset due to its lucrative and reliable lotteries income and its monopoly licenses.
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Rodriguez won a batting title before Gleyber Torres, the prized prospect in the Chapman deal, was born.
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The coal miners so prized in campaign rallies would be among the hardest hit by Republican policies.
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Accuracy is prized above all else, and a Schutzenkonig — a king or queen of marksmen — is crowned.
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How all that's left for survivors like him is to inventory prized possessions they'll never see again.
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Dennis and Kimberly Quaid are officially divorced, and their prized assets will be split jointly -- their twins.
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Hugh Hefner's most prized asset -- his ownership of Playboy -- could be in flux for a full year.
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But as much as he prized elegant play, Cruyff loathed teams that turned away from his ideals.
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The former is prized by the Italians, distinguished by its white gills and hamburger patty-like top.
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Baseball's veteran hierarchies and unwritten rules have long prized conformity and dismissed displays of individuality as showboating.
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Although hawksbill meat is poisonous, the turtles are prized for the painterly, amber patterns of their shells.
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But the crunching of flight time would be revolutionary for shipping cargo, though not Grottaglie's prized ceramics.
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He and Sarah could not, however, find her prized mare, Holly, a champion cutting and roping horse.
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The fires raged through the hills that are home to some of the country's most prized vineyards.
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It was called 'The Book of Soyga,' and he prized it above all of his other texts.
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They are selling some prized possessions in a market square when Parvana's father is arrested without charges.
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The tabloids, seizing on these statistics every January, pit the royals against one another like prized greyhounds.
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Republican leaders have long described control of the redistricting process as one of the party's prized assets.
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In focusing on a single, prized city like Bethlehem, Blincoe is essentially telling the story of colonization.
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This confluence has exacerbated the difficulty curators have always had in getting loans of prized van Goghs.
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Rhino horns are prized in parts of Asia, where they're believed to cure a variety of illnesses.
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Mercury and dioxin seeped into the aquifer, tainting produce and sheep herds, a source of prized cheese.
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Feliciano Velasquez, a prized exercise rider, has been working with his most promising horses for 20 years.
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The Pulitzers prized the one in their late-19th-century headquarters on Park Row in Lower Manhattan.
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Some union members are also wary of Sanders' promise that they could keep their prized health clinic.
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This baby allows you to wirelessly charge your prized Apple Watch, iPhone, and AirPods all at once.
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But he was prized as a musicians' musician, collaborating with Elvis Costello and Elton John, among others.
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The Morning Show, Apple TV Plus' most prized series, underwhelmed at best, but also soured many critics.
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The velvety, aromatic broth — called sopa negra or caldo de frijol — is prized by experienced bean cooks.
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He especially prized his relationship with Reagan and kept a picture in his office showing them together.
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"Despite more games being available, the Premier League has failed to maximize its prized asset," he said.
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She prized the sport's ancient history and its enormous but surprisingly fast athletes in topknots and loincloths.
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But coordination may prove difficult in a increasingly fractured world where nationalism is often prized over cooperation.
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As a result, the historic housing stock that foreigners once prized has also dwindled, Mr. Lall said.
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The painting, though prized by the Graf family, is not widely considered to be a major work.
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Her Guatemalan qualification would have extra cachet in Korea, she said, because Guatemala's coffee is prized there.
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Speaking of the 'burbs, my other prized piece of hardware is my black 2017 Toyota Sienna minivan.
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Mr. Salem understood what made comic strips tick, prized lively writing and gave his cartoonists substantial leeway.
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Candice Miller — a lawmaker from a prized battleground state he'd love to win in the general election.
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Without eliminating many prized deductions, it is impossible to lower tax rates substantially without adding to deficits.
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Boston had just claimed one of the most prized assets in the league, yet Grousbeck remained calm.
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In the recruiting world, it refers to when a recruiter snatches up another company&aposs prized talent.
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A fee for which motorists without a disability can buy their way into prized handicapped-parking spots?
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Democrats already had a prized recruit in Mikie Sherrill, a former naval helicopter pilot and federal prosecutor.
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Premiuim, calorie-free water brands like Essentia and BodyArmor are threatening its prized sports drink brand Gatorade.
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His family prized education: In addition to his brother, his father, uncle and cousin also became professors.
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Tyre engaged in trade with Jerusalem, that long-prized city that again finds itself in the news.
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It is, however, a prized ingredient in Chinese cooking—usually used in stews or sautéed with vegetables.
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His widow's most prized possession was a portrait of JFK, signed to her husband by then-Sen.
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By the end of the Renaissance, the ability to draw was a prized sign of social status.
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The staffers told Lindsay, Egor and Elena were trying to take her prized Marilyn Monroe pop art.
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Mars frames its foray into cocoa science as an effort to better understand the prized cacao fruit.
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Manning's uplifting history tells the story of these books, which were prized by soldiers as reminders of home.
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Gold has captivated humans since at least the times of ancient Egypt, prized by pharaohs and temple priests.
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Turkey had been the main conduit for Isis's highly prized teams of scientists to cross into its territory.
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In many countries, their body parts are believed to bring wealth and are prized for use in witchcraft.
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Some 50,000 Chinese work in the area, making clothes and handbags with the prized "Made in Italy" label.
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Deutsche Telekom owns 63 percent of T-Mobile, which has emerged as one of its more prized assets.
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Black Lotus cards, which can sell for $14,000 or more, are prized by Magic aficionados for their rarity.
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An adroit onlooker scooped up the nose and has secretly kept it ever since (what a prized masterpiece).
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One day, Dr. King was about to use his precious prized map of the world for his lesson.
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As competition with Lyft heats up, Uber has been making more rewards available to its most prized customers.
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Prized for their culinary purposes, cranberries were also used for medicinal purposes and as a dye for textiles.
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The loss of prized possessions, like our irreplaceable photos and files and writings, would have certainly been devastating.
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Platforms are making it clear they won't tolerate fakes, even if it means outing prized A-list users.
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Is it because he has been too experimental in a country where entertainment is more prized than daring?
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The most prized and expensive dye was called Tyrian purple, which came from small mollusks called murex snails.
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Romanee-Conti has become the king of collectible wines, and the 1945 is considered its most prized vintage.
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In 2004 it registered its first protected product with the WTO: Darjeeling tea, another prized item from Bengal.
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Next to the prized, fatty sheep's tail, a pyramid of biscuits and sweets represents the mountains of Shambhala.
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While I already have my healthy and hopefully fertile body, all I need is some potent, prized semen.
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This ancient breed is prized in North Africa for its hunting skills and endurance to run long distances.
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But Apple took an early bet that enough people prized portability over power, and it eventually paid off.
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One-quarter of these U.S.-made vehicles, mostly luxury SUVs prized by Chinese consumers, were exported to China.
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Family values -- the ability to keep your wife smiling at your side and shepherding the children -- are prized.
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In recent years, top museums have parted with such prized relics and repatriated Cambodian artefacts to their homeland.
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McSally's run for Senate left the seat wide open, and it's a prized target for Democrats this year.
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In sharing prized Israeli intelligence with Russia, Trump might have damaged the US's relationship with a key partner.
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Growth stocks, prized for high sales and profit potential, have led the market higher since the December bottom.
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He served in Obama's Justice Department and counts the President as one of his most prized former pupils.
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Protests against the far-right are planned during the meeting, which has prized open divisions in the AfD.
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Right now a Canadian collector has it, and is obviously looking to cash in on the prized whip.
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Despite the tedium, burns, bad joins, and dangerous lead fumes, soldering is a prized and hard-fought skill.
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Oncor, which operates the largest transmission and distribution system in Texas, is prized for its steady cash flow.
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Reuters reported that Hon Hai and Sharp have teamed up to bid for Toshiba's prized memory chip business.
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Taiwan has restricted manufacturing activities of its prized semiconductor sector in China, amid political tension between the neighbors.
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They are prized as delicacies in some parts of Asia, and as pets in other areas, Bartlett added.
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This is conveyed in symbols, like the prized Fanta, an American soft drink, served at a dinner party.
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It's both lovely and risible at once, all this fussing over a collar prized for its unfussy appearance.
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Siamese rosewood is among the most highly prized of the 33 types of tree used to make hongmu.
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But the Astros held onto their two most prized prospects, outfielder Kyle Tucker and right-hander Forrest Whitley.
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Clutter is using technology to help you clear space in your home -- without getting rid of prized possessions.
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While bone daggers primarily functioned as weapons, they were also prized ceremonial ornaments conspicuously worn on the bicep.
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Since minerality is prized by many wine lovers, this is yet another reason to shun the ice bucket.
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The Athenians prized direct engagement by their limited citizenry, but they accepted a highly inegalitarian society writ large.
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Gasoline is a major issue in oil-rich Mexico, where oil is viewed as a prized national possession.
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On a tour of Claiborne, I saw just how exceptionally well-cared-for the farms' prized stallions are.
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But particularly in dealings with "cunning Iraqi politicians" and other suspect actors, he prized bluntness and rejected euphemisms.
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Difference is prized, but only up to a point, and the social order determines your quality of life.
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A Vitol-led consortium has a $1.5 billion deal pending to purchase Petrobras' stake in prized Nigerian oilfields.
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Michoacán and neighboring Guerrero have long been prized by criminal groups as the center of Mexico's heroin production.
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By the time I got to Crefeld Street that Saturday, the most prized items had already been sold.
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The concours shows 200 of the most prized cars in the world, attracting the world's top car collectors.
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Rhino horn is prized in Asia for use in traditional remedies and surging demand has meant more poaching.
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They lost because the Affordable Care Act violated our nation's prized principles of freedom, personal autonomy and choice.
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"My prized Bjork and Tricky collections of over 50 cds come entirely from your store," one nerd writes.
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They took Martine Clozel's prized molecule, what became billion-dollar-seller Tracleer, with them to their new company.
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The move reflects pressure across Europe to limit takeovers by Chinese state-backed groups of prized European assets.
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Recruiting individuals on the spectrum for highly prized tech jobs starts very small, with local social service agencies.
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Yet some lawmakers, judges and unions fear Castello Branco will give away some of Brazil's most prized possessions.
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One of my most prized clothing items is a chocolate brown, hooded sweater dress made by Gary Graham.
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A little over a week ago, the Houston Astros promoted prized prospect Alex Bregman to the major leagues.
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Jews and others persecuted by Nazis during the Second World War faced looting of their most prized possessions.
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Lover: Give your Sagittarius crush a compliment on their clothes or prized possessions; they'll appreciate the confidence boost.
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And because they're mostly paved, they do little to capture one of the city's most prized resources: water.
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Now they are carefully nurtured, sold at premium prices and prized for their nutritional properties and earthy flavor.
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As most people know, space is a prized commodity in New York City, and that includes green space.
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The Western world, and the US in particular, has long prized individual freedoms -- sometimes even over community benefit.
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They're a prized status symbol across Asia, with price tags that can reach tens of thousands of dollars.
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He keeps his prized fish in six large tanks that take up a third of his living room.
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Taylor Swift has always prized being #relatable ever since the release of 1989 those many, many years ago.
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Mitchell had a natural ability to rally other Marines and could keep a cool head, qualities Grapes prized.
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His personal brand was trading higher than ever while some of his most prized business ventures were tanking.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — Exquisite pieces of jewelry are arranged like someone's prized Olympic pin collection on the counter.
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Boston's prized free-agent acquisition does an exceptional job freeing all Boston's guards, but especially Thomas, off screens.
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These rocks can get incredibly sharp when they're knapped, making them a prized resource of the Stone Age.
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Smith, who is English-Jamaican, has prized open in her fiction a modern, multicultural, post-post-colonial England.
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They prized our Jewish observance and ability to live as observant Orthodox Jews, with all of Judaism's rules.
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Among LionTree's most prized clients is Liberty and Mr. Malone, who have retained the firm on numerous assignments.
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For United, in the Premier League — where brawn has always been prized more than brain — it is different.
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High in nitrogen and phosphorus, they are prized by farmers, whose soil is often short of those nutrients.
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Reforging those connections not only surfaces prized memories we may have forgotten, but could help keep someone sane.
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The Story of a Thing Polly Apfelbaum discusses her prized possession, a witty sculpture by a bohemian relative.
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The stake purchase has rekindled fears in Germany that its highly prized expertise could fall into Chinese hands.
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Since he took office, Mr. Trump's name has been erased from three of his family company's prized properties.
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The family's Simmental cattle, a Swiss breed prized for its dairy and meat, still roam the surrounding hills.
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Silvertip bristles are prized for this distinct color pattern as well as for their unrivaled softness and pliability.
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And Fiat Chrysler would have trouble replacing the profits and market share generated by its prized S.U.V. division.
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Oddly enough, with regard to the inborn sensuality she so prized, Sontag herself appears to have been shortchanged.
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In a larger sense, the Mets continue to struggle simply to put these prized pitchers on the mound.
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In China, the popular Didi Chuxing app is jockeying with Uber for dominance in a highly prized market.
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While university professors might be scorned as condescending eggheads, book smarts are prized when used against the bookish.
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The Islamic State has destroyed many of the prized antiquities and ruins in the Syrian city of Palmyra.
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If blackness is so easily detached from Dre's prized codes of urban authenticity, what does that make him?
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But there were six GOP defections, a large number on a rule vote where party loyalty is prized.
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Behind him, three of his prized paintings from his apartment, the Picasso reproductions, leaned against a blank wall.
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Mr. Fallon once had a commanding lead among adult viewers under age 50, the demographic prized by advertisers.
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He said his "most prized" trophy was a most valuable player award from a 1996 ball hockey competition.
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A man who prized his independence, Bill for years insisted on working as a freelancer for The Times.
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Children could swap sugary breakfast cereals, he said, for the cheaper, healthier amaranth grain, prized by the Aztecs.
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The business term poach originates from the traditional definition — to steal someone else&aposs prized game or fish.
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"Trying to take this from Romania is like trying to take my most prized fishing trophy," said Popovic.
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Many feel the multiculturalism so prized by liberals has made their communities harder to understand and identify with.
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Parfyonov prized his independence, which left him with fewer opportunities on federal airwaves; Ernst took the other route.
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And two races in Colorado and Kentucky feature prized Democratic recruits with compelling biographies that include military service.
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Gannon said the chair itself was not that valuable but its literary association immediately made it more prized.
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David and Peggy Rockefeller's own prized paintings — by Cézanne, Gauguin, Matisse, Picasso — were lent to the museum permanently.
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Acting decisively has enabled them to secure the prized artworks that fill their home here overlooking Indian Creek.
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The best ones are prized for their juicy sweetness, perfect spheres, extra smooth rind and T-shaped stalks.
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In this series, Emily Spivack, the author of "Worn Stories," interviews creative people about their most prized possessions.
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This means submitting to the wills of husbands and doctors; selflessness and devotion are our most prized attributes.
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Yet even the best fire prevention techniques can only do so much for church prized for its antiquity.
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The film deals with two young Chilean brothers' adventure with their recently deceased grandfather's prized horse named Elephant.
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However, there are still some rodeos and displays of prized steers, particularly in places such as Gordon, Nebraska.
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Not only did it succeed in rationing the stone, but they it enshrined the diamond's reputation as prized.
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America's biggest pork producer and a major agricultural commodities trader have been among China's prized acquisitions in recent years.
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Live video is prized by advertisers for events that command outsized attention, such as sporting events or the Oscars.
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And the grey-haired are more likely than youngsters to vote, making them a prized constituency for any party.
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Thanks, Dana P.S. I am prized with a photo in my new passport that looks like a mug shot.
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It's a biological and aleatoric marvel, it is, but there isn't the old sense of being created — loved — prized.
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The cost of vaccination is small change compared with how much pigeon enthusiasts can pay to buy prized breeds.
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One of its many beautiful features is its koi pond, home to 14 of the pricey and prized fish.
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That brings us to free agency, where Phoenix suddenly believes it can bag a prized asset like Blake Griffin.
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Exxon and Qatar Petroleum International landed Brazil's Tita area, locking in key real estate in the prized Santos basin.
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Prized rookie Joel Embiid and Sergio Rodriguez each scored 14 points for the Sixers, who fell to 0-113.
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Given how much education is prized in Silicon Valley, it's time for all its standard bearers to change that.
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The organisation's members have been forced to discount their selling prices to protect their prized relationships with Asian refiners.
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Yet the migratory, chicken-sized fowl, also known as the Macqueen's bustard, is considered prized sport by Arab falconers.
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Mr Jacques insists that Rio will not make overpriced acquisitions even to secure prized battery minerals such as lithium.
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However, nearly seven years later, it has been discovered that one of Jackson's most prized possessions has gone missing.
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Hackers often want to gain access to an account to hold a prized username or influencer's account for ransom.
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On the whole the immigrants were poor but relatively well educated: Judaism prized argument and exegesis, which require literacy.
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On the one hand, the data they are scooping up from consumers are becoming an ever more prized commodity.
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Actress, activist and all-around icon Elizabeth Taylor had one of the most prized jewelry collections in the world.
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The thing I prized most about our relationship was that Sarah knew everything about me — and loved me anyway.
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It's this level of luxe that gives the meat its prized rich, sweet, aromatic, luxuriously fatty, and smooth characteristics.
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Sri Lanka produces over 50 kinds of gems, with its prized 'cornflower blue' sapphires fetching high prices in particular.
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Islamic State lost Mosul in Iraq, its largest city and most prized possession, after months of fighting in July.
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Realtors and homebuilders expressed concern on Wednesday that President Trump's tax proposal would eliminate the prized mortgage interest deduction.
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Tanner will focus on long-term strategic direction as chairman, while Weisskopf's CEO placement would guarantee its prized continuity.
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Meanwhile Toshiba is struggling to turn its fortunes around and will likely have to sell its prized memory business.
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Trashing prized possessions could feel too much like throwing out the memories that photos of them would help preserve.
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Democrats said his answers were evasive and feared the administration prized benefits for wealthy elites over middle-class families.
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The collapse of airlines gives rivals a chance to snap up planes, prized airport slots and much-needed pilots.
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Mariah was leaving Mr Chow, talking her prized Marilyn Monroe piano, when she slammed her head on her SUV.
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Cardi B is worth fighting for ... just ask 2 middle-aged women who were vying for a prized autograph.
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Sam stole a very angry man's prized possession and then skipped town, but he honestly didn't skip far enough.
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To reach buyers in China, where rhino horn is prized for its purported medicinal value, they primarily use WeChat.
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A number of Democrats are fuming over pie-in-the-sky liberals who they say prized idealism over pragmatism.
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When Eric got upset, he mocked his emotions and suggested that he was too immature for their prized Bachelorette.
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Mr. Fallon also once had a commanding lead among adult viewers under age 50, the demographic prized by advertisers.
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The swoop by Geely has rekindled fears in Germany of its highly-prized industrial expertise falling into Chinese hands.
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Mr. Voinovich was a prized commodity in the Ohio G.O.P.: a Republican who could deliver Cleveland, a Democratic stronghold.
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As Britain gives up its prized link with Europe, it will need all the foreign capital it can get.
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Rebekha Sharkie, a Nick Xenophon Team candidate, snared the prized Liberal seat of Mayo near Adelaide, the state capital.
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Asked directly why he believed Kim was ready to negotiate on his prized nuclear arsenal, the President didn't hesitate.
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And some people filmed videos of themselves burning their once-prized Steelers swag to the soundtrack of frustrated feelings.
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They have managed to damage the reputation of a Southern state that was prized for being tolerant and inclusive.
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"... A spear and shield is the most prized possession of an Oromo traditional warrior," Arega explained in a tweet.
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His inventions were prized for the flexibility and richness of the sounds they produced and the possibilities they suggested.
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Two days after Chris Matta earned a prized promotion at storied investment bank Goldman Sachs, he shocked his bosses.
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Some guardians of amateur rugby were threatened by the prospect of losing prized club players to a pro league.
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Additionally, Whole Foods Market, whose shelves are prized real estate among food manufacturers, will require labeling in two years.
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It's unclear from the email whether the DNC chief and her friends were able to snag the prized tickets.
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The chairmanship has long been prized because it comes with sweeping jurisdiction over technology, healthcare and energy issues. Rep.
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They argued that Cordray's CFPB routinely overstepped legal and jurisdictional boundaries and prized flashy, expensive fines over consumer freedom.
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He also helms the Volcker Alliance, an effort to push for more efficient government where public service is prized.
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Pétrus, after all, one of the most prized, sublime and expensive wines in the world, is almost entirely merlot.
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The species was likely extinct by 1768; a victim of overhunting, it was prized for its meat and hide.
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Umbrian prosciutto and salumi are wonderful, but are prized in Italy, so very little makes it beyond national borders.
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In the 17th Century, tulips became such a prized commodity that they were being traded on Dutch stock exchanges.
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They may seem like prized possessions, but you're going to love Barkley's outlook on just how important they are.
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In 2020, a wide range of criminal groups in Mexico has been contesting for the prized trafficking of fentanyl.
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And the hotel's location opposite Central Park, between Fifth Avenue and the Avenue of the Americas, remains highly prized.
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Here and there are still traces of some of the city's more prized Modernist buildings, including the opera house.
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I wouldn't give it to him because it was my prized possession, the best enameled thing I've ever done.
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Griffin was known as a scientific optimist who regularly called for "disruptive innovation" and who prized speed above all.
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A former Supreme Court clerk and law professor, Mr. Hawley was one of the Republicans' most prized Senate recruits.
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It also sullied the company's prized image as the best-behaved major American bank after the 2008 financial crisis.
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And many lacked access to more experienced editors or the kinds of collaborative digital skills prized in modern newsrooms.
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China forces many foreign businesses to hand over their most prized technology in exchange for access to their market.
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Myanmar's jade mines, which are the sole source of the most prized form of the stone, are extraordinarily lucrative.
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Thyssenkrupp shares have climbed 40% since mid-August, boosted by hopes for a sale of its prized elevator division.
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Unfortunately, Loren's place in Santa Clarita, CA went up in flames last week, and the prized knife was inside.
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That luster — achieved through the application of cowhide extract and, at times, egg whites — is prized by Dong women.
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HNA has since started to pare back its investments and is selling off some of its prized properties overseas.
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Its once prized share price became a laggard, as the company slashed its dividend to a penny a share.
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Mr. Che Abdul Karim, by contrast, lives in a modern villa, his prized Mazda RX-8 parked in front.
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Sea scallops, with their beautiful fan-shaped shells, are prized among the luxury seafoods, along with lobsters and crabs.
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Even in states where college sports are prized passions, the association and its policies have gradually grown more alarming.
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But there was a time when broken tulips weren't illegal in the Netherlands; by contrast, they were highly prized.
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Uniformity was prized above all else, meaning Black models often had their natural hair straightened or lengthened with extensions.
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Fat was prized in the past, she notes, with big bellies signalling access to plentiful food and, thus, prosperity.
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In "The Old Man and the Sea," Hemingway's protagonist battles for three days to pull in his prized catch.
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It became a mainstay at beer keggers, where its size, typically 16 ounces, durability and opacity were prized attributes.
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Rendon is the third prized free agent to strike a big-money deal at this week's baseball winter meetings.
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On the defensive side, prized free agent acquisition Trey Flowers has yet to register a sack through two games.
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Reinstating his prized deductions, he argued, would stimulate enough economic activity to easily make up for a revenue shortfall.
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Some of Mr. Trump's critics also used the opportunity to poke fun at his prized policy priority: the wall.
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In basketball, the New Orleans Pelicans' prized rookie, Zion Williamson, is out indefinitely because of an injured right knee.
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With so much hiring, it's a good time to be at the city's prized academic institution, Carnegie Mellon University.
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Shubat, the fermented camel milk drink, is prized for being highly probiotic, not to mention a little bit alcoholic.
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Once the family's most prized possession, the weapon becomes even more valuable when Italy invades Ethiopia again in 1935.
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But Congress, with its protocols and rituals, was considered a relatively safe space for reporters, where cordiality was prized.
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Among security gigs, he added, working at Times Square is considered a prized assignment: You have to earn it.
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Toshiba's plan to sell its prized chip business to cover nuclear losses is in limbo due to various complications.
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Its online platform is attracting the 16-24-year olds highly prized by advertisers, with some 75 percent registered.
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As people see a prized way of life vanishing, they become newly receptive to the National Front's protectionist promises.
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The most prized Islamic State target, however, has proved the most elusive: Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the group's leader.
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The cycle of troubled elections is exacerbated as officials who oversee the problematic votes often receive prized political appointments.
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Vanessa Hudgens and her boyfriend are under investigation for defacing one of Arizona's most prized treasures ... TMZ has learned.
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These pictures of people that I had never met, would never meet, became some of my most prized possessions.
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One day they just appeared overnight: boys with backpacks would huddle around in schoolyard groups, skimming through their own decks, swapping, skimming again, holding their prized shinies aloft in special little protective baggies, the prized trades, swapping again, constantly, huge decks, two or three hundred cards, this thing I'd never heard of.
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Warren has become an increasingly vocal critic of Trump -- a characteristic often prized in the combative vice presidential campaign role.
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There's a Taoist story about the seemingly "good" and "bad" consequences that ensue after a farmer loses his prized horse.
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When Scottie loses his stepfather's prized baseball signed by Babe Ruth, the group embarks on a mission to find it.
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But some told CNN's Gloria Borger that the former venture capitalist prized his duty to his country above all else.
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Cause for concern: Prized RHP Michael Kopech is expected to miss the entire 22019 season recovering from Tommy John surgery.
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I did not grow up in a family that prized good food at all; everything came out of the microwave.
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The show also underscores the use of animals as allegory, prized within their cultures as models of virtue and strength.
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"He flopped down with his bag in the hall with this bag and his most prized possession — a full orange."
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New York (CNN Business)Costco is willing to go to extreme lengths to keep its prized rotisserie chickens at $2400.
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India as a whole has a skewed gender ratio because boys are so prized that many female fetuses are aborted.
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Meanwhile, at the top end of the labour market, bonuses are increasingly being used to retain the most prized workers.
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As for death, "quand la vegn, la vegn", and her prized collection of chiming clocks ticked her way towards it.
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He enlisted the help of a peacock named Percival (or Percy to his mates) to watch over his prized poultry.
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White nationalists feed off the sour fruits of a society where maleness and whiteness is prized as the dominant norm.
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Today, the same butt goo is still highly prized but as an artificial vanilla flavoring in ice creams and cake.
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IDENTIFYING TALENT Recruiting individuals on the spectrum for highly prized tech jobs starts very small, with local social service agencies.
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DIY is a prized frame of mind in the scene, that allows participants to pursue creative freedom over financial reward.
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Its prized public faces are scrambling for an exit, and the company has laid off 15 percent of its workforce.
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His prized Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach and his golf club in Jupiter could face the storm's fury.
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Another Snap shows Jenner carrying the pet like a prized clutch before planting a sweet kiss on the chicken's head.
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At the same time, Disney announced that it would no longer license its prized content to global SVOD behemoth Netflix.
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You can imagine they will either see these as your most prized Series A-stage companies or your most troubled.
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Its prized public faces are scrambling for an exit, and the company has laid off 5313 percent of its workforce.
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Marimekko dresses were worn by then-First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and the fabrics became the prized centerpiece of midcentury homeowners.
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For most of the past five years, investors in private and public software companies prized revenue growth above all else.
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Vaquita populations have been decimated by illegal nets used to catch totoaba fish, whose swim bladder is prized in China.
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The National Museum in Damascus, which locked up its prized antiquities for protection, is preparing to reopen to the public.
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There was a time, before shooters got so darn good, that the midrange was the NBA's most prized geographical territory.
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The finders of the sword were allowed to pose with their prized discovery, but they weren't allowed to keep it.
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Mica used to be prized for wood‑ and coal‑burning stove windows and for electrical insulation in vacuum tube electronics.
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It wiped out entire neighborhoods prized for their privacy and sense of community and turned scenic areas into charred forest.
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On social media, the hashtag campaign #VenezuelaSinGasolina has attacked the government for failing to maintain the country's most prized industry.
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Shark fin is a status symbol for many Chinese, prized as nourishment and consumed in a shredded jelly-like soup.
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Despite its poor performance, Shell left unchanged its main capital investment and disposal targets as well as its prized dividend.
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The split was mended only a month later—but with appropriate utterances from both sides about the CSU's prized autonomy.
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But even if a third-party does breach Apple's prized software, it's not necessarily a downfall for the Cupertino giant.
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The hooligans grabbed his violin and smashed it, then made a point of returning the irreparable instrument, Arteaga's prized possession.
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After filming concluded, Lee gave the actor her father's prized pocket watch; later, Peck's grandson was named for the author.
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The Millennium Falcon is his most prized possession, and L3-37 (more about her later) is his most trusted companion.
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In October, Vice President Mike Pence delivered a blistering speech accusing China of stealing prized US technology and military hardware.
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Even though I live across the country now, we still buy each other records, which remain my most prized possessions.
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Does Amazon have prized corporate assets within those countries whose custodians are frequently required to travel to the United States?
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Though I was nervous, I felt proud that I was close to freezing a large number of my prized eggs.
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Once a prized trout stream, the Little Plover runs dry during the summer growing season, when pumping is most intense.
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She piled into a Chevy station wagon with her mother, her father, her two sisters, and a few prized possessions.
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"Land is the most prized asset for majority of Kenyans who rely on agriculture," Swazuri told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But it would also eliminate some itemized deductions prized by taxpayers, including those for student loan interest and medical expenses.
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Not only were Floyd and Conklin prized selections, they would have bolstered parts of the Giants' roster viewed as weaknesses.
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Fininvest said the deal valued the prized club at 740 million euros ($826 million), including 220 million euros of debt.
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Their most prized pitching prospect, James Kaprielian, has not pitched in nearly four months because of a strained flexor tendon.
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At least the relief agencies' summer programs had provided prized summer jobs for recent university graduates, including college-educated women.
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If you have a small business, this card should definitely be a contender for a prized slot in your wallet.
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French President Francois Hollande said a vote to leave could seriously jeopardize British access to the EU's prized single market.
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He didn't like having to move a prized George Nakashima coffee table (estimate: $20,000 to $30,000) out of the shot.
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In 2011, Under Armour partnered with Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, who became one of the company's most prized endorsers.
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Haley and Romney would both be a change of form for Trump, who so far has prized loyalty above all.
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Consider how our fisheries would suffer, affecting everyone from the boat crews to the chefs in our cities' prized restaurants.
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And we meet a man whose most prized possession is a photograph of himself standing in front of Tiananmen Square.
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But his most prized possession is a $600,13 Lamborghini Aventador Roadster Galaxy, its exterior custom wrapped to resemble outer space.
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He runs a prized property that's largely seen as the pioneer of "original content," which TV execs simply call programming.
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In the Chinese economy, men fought for their rights to the prized metals that gave the Bronze Age its name.
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Herzog pops the big question to a student researcher at Carnegie Mellon's robotics lab about his team's prized Robot 8.
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He stole one of their prized horses and raced it around the mud streets until he was caught and killed.
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Back in the day, these prized cows were even given massages and fed beer to make their meat especially tender.
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Every April, the metal masses descend upon Het Patronaat, now Roadburn Festival's most prized venue, in hopes of finding absolution.
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He bought a property in France on the edge of the Tronçais forest, where the oaks are prized by coopers.
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Fans of the world's biggest celebrity names will drop thousands — or even millions — to get their hands on prized memorabilia.
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The island territory is the world's fifth-largest nickel miner, producing nickel laterite ore, a type prized by Chinese smelters.
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The clawless spiny Caribbean lobsters caught off its coast tend to be more prized in China than Maine's pincered ones.
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In this series for T, Emily Spivack, the author of "Worn Stories," interviews creative types about their most prized possessions.
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Instead, the cable giant will focus on fighting Fox for control of Sky, one of Europe's most prized media companies.
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Instead, the cable giant seems focused on fighting Fox for control of Sky, one of Europe's most prized media companies.
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Adding to the upheaval: the co-founders of the photo-sharing app Instagram, one of Facebook's most prized possessions, resigned.
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This prized possession hangs above the front door of my apartment, and I pass under it whenever I go out.
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WHAT WE FOUND Hong Kong's judiciary is one of the most deeply respected of local institutions, prized for its independence.
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Islamic State has lost much of its territory in Syria and Iraq this year, including its most prized possession, Mosul.
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Ottoman culture prized the invisibility of its women, forcing Peirce to judiciously conjecture or creatively imagine much of Roxelana's life.
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Ageism is rampant — and internalized, with midlifers questioning our own ability to succeed in a world where youth is prized.
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"Live" also has a big lead among viewers in the 25- to 54-year-old age group prized by sponsors.
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I also have a large collection of figurines of players featuring various Texans, which are among my most prized possessions.
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In this series for T, Emily Spivack, the author of "Worn Stories," interviews creative people about their most prized possessions.
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One of her brothers sold these chilled, at a prized location, to the sweaty, thirsty tourists that packed the beach.
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Even fragments of Gutenbergs are highly prized, but this volume has its original calfskin cover and the pages are intact.
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Access to Mar-a-Lago is highly prized in China, bestowing respect, influence and the allure of potential business opportunities.
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The musicians have given up their prized defined-benefit pensions in favor of something akin to 401(k) retirement accounts.
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In this series for T, Emily Spivack, the author of "Worn Stories," interviews creative types about their most-prized possessions.
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By changing the locks on the storage area that houses the commission's prized art collection, preventing staff from accessing it.
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He is a stepbrother of the network's leader and is one of the most prized prisoners of the Afghan government.
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MBS is once again hosting his prized event, beginning on October 29, and he wouldn't have risked a repeat embarrassment.
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A viral tweet about picking a seat on New York's subway prompted a spirited debate over which spot is prized.
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As understudy to Marcelo Álvarez, one of the Met's most prized tenors, Mr. Davila might never have seen the limelight.
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Indians had the skills that American companies prized, so employers turned to the nonimmigrant H-24B visa to import them.
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Prized as "white gold," ivory has for centuries been considered a symbol of prestige and, as a gift, of honor.
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"Flesh and Spirit" was the prized asset of the estate of Dolores Ormandy Neumann, Mr. Neumann's wife of 62 years.
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Friends say Ms. Harris initially admired his instinct for empathetic prosecution, which prized diversion over jail for many nonviolent lawbreakers.
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He had to manage his own self-doubts about mishandling an athlete who is perhaps USA Swimming's most prized asset.
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I walked them down to my room and unplugged the Sanyo, reattached the speakers and handed over my prized possession.
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Even after Carillion's financial woes became clear, the company was last summer awarded a role on the prized HS2 project.
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Workers also prized labor organizations that could offer extra unemployment benefits, health insurance, retirement coverage, job training and skills development.
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L> but it had to sell off prized assets, including its oil and gas units, to rivals Vitol and Mercuria.
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In ballet, where dancers fight to show their best angle, Mr. Huxley is prized for his line and poetic sensibility.
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Adam Sandler's character, Howard Ratner, is a jeweler, and these special, very expensive Furbies are one of his prized possessions.
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This represents a great opportunity to own a prized asset which will prove to be a worthy long term investment.
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An internal investigation revealed a reckless office culture where "toe-stepping" was a prized value and executives had unchecked power.
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They are also prized by some as a symbol of high status or for their traditional reputation as an aphrodisiac.
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James is also seen as a prized recruit for the GOP despite losing against the more-established Stabenow last year.
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The sector is highly prized in countries like Germany and has been an important driver of growth for the region.
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Soccer is a prized diversion that helps players and spectators forget about their exile, at least for a few hours.
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Their meat is considered a delicacy in southern China and their scales are a prized ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine.
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In China, sea cucumbers have been highly prized for centuries for their nutritional value and texture, if not their flavor.
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Central territories are the most prized, and a swordlike bill helps a male capture and keep that prime real estate.
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Victor Espinoza and his prized horse American Pharoah have one thing in common -- their sex lives are larger than life.
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A Congressional report released last December said the USOPC had prized "medals and money" over the safety of its athletes.
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But in a society that has long prized its homogeneity, the government insists these steps do not amount to open immigration.
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Once upon a time, BlackBerry devices were prized by government officials for their security features, but those days are long gone.
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Some creatures are coveted for their resplendent hides, while others are prized for the "magical" properties of their horns or organs.
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Still, the last two albums were pretty good, and isn't the freedom to make mistakes a prized quality in a creator?
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People with the skills to build things such systems have reaped great benefits—they've become the most prized of tech workers.
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Among the homes prized areas is her Yes Bar – which used to be a "disgusting shack" when she bought the property.
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Bao Bao, one of the National Zoo's prized giant pandas, has officially left Washington D.C. for a new home in China.
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Walking into the closet isn't easy though, as the Bravo star has put a keypad lock on her most prized possessions.
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The publication reports that the most prized "Original 21" piece is called "God Loveth a Cheerful Giver," according to an expert.
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It also features a built-in lock, so you don't have to worry about someone walking off with your prized possessions.
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But the significance of the result was not simply that the men in green had finally claimed rugby's most-prized scalp.
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Mr. Trump's impeachment inquiry has laid bare how through the course of the year he prized politics over policy in Ukraine.
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Authentic Brands led a consortium that acquired Aeropostale Inc, also prized for its brand, in a bankruptcy court auction in September.
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They are highly prized for their swim bladders, which are added to soups and believed by some to have medicinal properties.
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In the main exhibition hall, prized pigs walked the ring with their owners while others milled around or dozed in stalls.
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"(Their) fins are the most expensive in international markets, where they are prized for use in shark fin soup," he said.
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"He's grown up," said his Racing Manager Justin Zayat, who recently visited his prized racehorse for the first time since retirement.
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I teach them that their bodies are their most prized possessions, and they have full control over them at all times.
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Lastly, smaller bodies also mean less room for the switches, dials, and other old-school physical controls prized by many photographers.
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What's more, how did nobody on Team Dany realize that Highgarden was perhaps the most prized location for Cersei to grab?
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Effectively locked out of the bidding for prized Big Tech campuses, second-tier cities have found themselves the venues for experiments.
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Part of Kim's survival strategy is to complete his prized nuclear deterrent and to create better economic conditions in his country.
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This means the airlines cream off the benefits from the scarcity value of prized slots, like those in the early mornings.
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A less proven leader could be harder to entrust with Japan's interests in the current climate, especially its prized U.S. alliance.
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The wood is highly prized on the international market, making it one of the trees most heavily logged by illegal harvesters.
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The largest vessel in Japan's naval fleet, the four-year-old warship is already among the country's most prized military possessions.
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The most highly prized commodity in academia is tenure—the right to keep your job for life regardless of changing circumstances.
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It's a life-or-death situation, and no phone, wallet, or prized piece of jewelry is really worth getting shot over.
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If bond yields keep rising, investors may want to shy away from stocks that are prized for their standout dividend payments.
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The most prized dish in this restaurant is a steamed fish head, blanketed in a blend of fresh, multi-colored chilies.
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Why is a race in the city of Sinatra, De Niro, Warhol, Wall Street, Carnegie Hall and Woody Allen so prized?
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Prized free agent Bryce Harper, who signed a 13-year, $123 million contract, went 0-for-3 with an intentional walk.
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Leo just handed over some of his prized possessions -- including an Oscar won by Marlon Brando that was gifted to him.
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Frances Bean Cobain's divorce may be settled but she has lost one prized possession to her ex: her father's famous guitar.
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Much like Nonis, Joey eventually went broke and watched his prized possessions make their way into the hands of new owners.
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For the first time, the Liars seemed like playing pieces, something that is shiny but easily replaced, instead of prized possessions.
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Wexner was one of several high-profile businessmen with ties to Epstein, who prized his "collection" of famous friends and associates.
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People spending the most time on Facebook also tend to fall into the prized 270-to-224 demographic sought by advertisers.
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He has become Selina's point-person on the recount and her most prized adviser even though nothing he says makes sense.
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The project also included agricultural training for the farmers growing the prized Medjool dates, and surveys to assess the farmers' needs.
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Originally published in March 1978, the document describes itself in part as a "thumbnail historical reference" for NASA's most prized hardware.
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Things got even weirder when the game was revealed to be a dating simulator with Colonel Sanders as the prized companion.
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They believed that the power of highly concentrated capital was undermining the principles of a decentralized republic that prized self-government.
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China's goal to become a global semiconductor powerhouse has meant prized U.S. tech assets are a focus of its overseas deals.
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A splendid wine jar embossed all over with lotus petals must have been the prized possession of some Buddhist-minded owner.
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The report led to the ouster of top executives and a push to change a culture that prized a callous ruthlessness.
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Though Lodi was not then a fine-wine region, Mr. Bewley had grown up in a family that prized great wine.
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" Yet, he said, "look at the history of Korean art; it was very much prized by the Japanese and the Chinese.
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Like her husband, Holt also has a passion for materials — every item in the house is prized by these two aesthetes.
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Prized offseason free agent and St. Louis Cardinals defector Jason Heyward has been awful at the plate, putting up .202/.313/.
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However, one point that can't be argued with is that Venom is a highly prized commodity on the record collecting circuit.
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"In the areas where we work generally they are a very prized commodity and few people have them," Chapman tells me.
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The Bonga field 120 km (75 miles) off the coast is one of Shell's prized assets since starting up in 2005.
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Last week, a group of suspected poachers illegally entered South Africa's Kruger National Park to kill rhinos for their prized horns.
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It is unclear how Parnas, who is not a Nevada native, got into the prized seating area directly behind the President.
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Instead, the cable giant seems focused on fighting Fox for control of Sky, one of Europe's most highly prized media companies.
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Wade was heard on a wiretap saying he made a strong — read: lucrative — offer to a prized recruit and his family.
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Then he extravagantly gave away his most prized possessions — or destroyed them in a bonfire, just to show that he could.
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But Starfleet just got its prized ship back and its cloak-breaking technology is now being disseminated to all the ships.
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AT&T acquired Time Warner in June for $85.4 billion, landing prized assets such as HBO, CNN and the Warner Bros.
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Asking lawmakers to reopen the Federal Reserve Act would invite partisan tinkering in the Fed's structure and threaten its prized independence.
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His prized achievement was the founding of the Sihanouk Hospital Center of Hope, which provides free medical care to the poor.
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But as Globalfest demonstrates each year, there's also a pushback from musicians who harness new techniques in service to prized legacies.
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The most widely used type, prized for their strength, are those made with neodymium, one of the 17 rare earth elements.
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Suddenly, the world was aware that the prized white truffle could be found — and purchased for much cheaper prices — in Istria.
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Most of the defections have registered as unaffiliated with a party, a prized cohort who can still participate in nominating primaries.
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France has a long history of lending artworks to China, but this was the largest and most prized offering to date.
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They've been prized for the very qualities that make some people shudder: their crunch, chewiness and final deliquescence on the tongue.
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This gave it a big advantage over private competitors, and people with contacts in Congress or the Administration were highly prized.
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He claimed three wickets in a captivating opening bowling spell — including Virat Kohli, India's captain and the world's most prized wicket.
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On the one hand, he's saying we can spend billions to pay Foxconn, but what about our own prized educational institution?
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The most prized of the buildings line Palisade Avenue, where views up the Hudson can stretch to the Tappan Zee Bridge.
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Across baseball, teams are trying to figure out just what might work in keeping their prized pitching arms from breaking down.
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The breed is prized by the military because they are "very aggressive, very smart, very loyal and very athletic," Army Col.
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Uber was once a prized investment for Alphabet, whose venture capital arm made a $258 million bet on Uber in 2013.
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They prized their independence, according to the board, and were under intense pressure to present their findings to the Security Council.
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He also ordered a hydraulic lift so that he could hoist up his prized Porsche and squeeze another car in below.
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No one knew what to expect of Nadella or which parts of Microsoft he prized and which he might quickly shed.
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It stars a young repairwoman who settles into a new town, and learns about its inhabitants by fixing their prized possessions.
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He feels vulnerable until Wendy finally gets to him, which is uncharted emotional territory for a man prized for his swagger.
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She'll likely have to say goodbye to a lot of her things, like her barbecue grill and her prized holiday decorations.
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The EMA is a prized asset for the host country, employing nearly 900 staff with an annual budget of $360 million.
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Powell, a former investment banker, has Wall Street savvy and some history at the Fed; Williams could be a prized adviser.
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The 3-year-old Widow's Hole oysters have been sold out since January, the large size prized by some discerning chefs.
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The duo end the film on better terms — so much so that Rachel receives Eleanor's prized emerald as her engagement ring.
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New York's Phaeton is so prized that it is housed in its own shed in Brooklyn and has its own entourage.
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Pangolins are critically endangered, their meat a delicacy in southern China and their scales a prized ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine.
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Afghanistan is the world's third-largest producer of raw cashmere, but its variety tends to be darker and therefore less prized.
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Thiam remembers eating the grain too, though it wasn't really prized, at least not in the way it used to be.
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Phillip Phillips isn't feeling jiffy these days, because someone brazenly stole his prized bike ... and it was all caught on video.
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OF Luis Robert, 19, a prized Cuban prospect, reportedly agreed to a deal with the White Sox for more than $25 million.
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Like the golden snitch of American politics, white voters have become prized due to their mercurial nature, not in spite of it.
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Odontomachus, for example, is a species of ant found all over the tropics that has its own prized set of gnarly jaws.
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Present in 23 million homes across Europe, Sky is a prized asset, with a slate of top sport and original drama content.
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Most haunted dolls sell for around $50 plus shipping, but the most highly prized ones are priced well into the four figures.
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"It was a porcelain antique Prozac pill from the '50s that was one of Carrie's prized possessions," Todd told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Tuna is prized around the world for its use in sushi, but experts warn growing demand has made it an endangered species.
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The deal, which involves San Miguel subsidiaries that own a prized 700-megahertz frequency, is valued at 69.1 billion pesos ($1.48 billion).
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Objects once prized, colonized, and killed for — such as silks and cowrie shells used for currency — have become banal and easily available.
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Thyssenkrupp boss Guido Kerkhoff has agreed to consider a sale of its prized elevators business to help turn around the stricken conglomerate.
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Often called the "runway models" of the canine world, Afghan hounds are prized for their long, luxurious coats and thin, delicate bodies.
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Deprived of their most prized redoubt, the militants will probably melt back into the shadows to wage a new insurgency in Iraq.
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Earlier this summer Benson attended a gathering of over 300 Dekotora Truck owners, who were there to show off their prized vehicles.
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The rare ingredient is highly prized in Asian traditional medicines and it's used for treating everything from asthma, to cancer, to impotence.
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These events have the effect of making an object often prized because it is perfectly standardized and reproducible into a unique keepsake.
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The "Oppenheimer Blue" - which went for a hammer price of $51.3 million - was among the most prized stones in the diamond world.
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Lorna Simpson's two-channel video installation, "Momentum" (2011), shows Black ballet dancers perpetually spinning, their bodies painted gold like prized Oscar statuettes.
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See, one of the beautiful features of the garden is its koi pond — it houses 14 of the prized and pricey fish.
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Chevron also prized Anadarko's liquefied natural gas export project in Mozambique, which would have expanded its footprint in the growing LNG market.
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The most prized of these are undisclosed and called zero-day vulnerabilities (because software engineers have zero days to write a patch).
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Cecil was a prized attraction at the park and was being closely studied as part of a research project on endangered lions.
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When Pink Floyd recorded vocals there for The Wall, Miraval later acknowledged the group with a very highly-prized "Pink Floyd" rosé.
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Set against these considerations is a commercial one: leather, prized for its durability and suppleness, is a business worth $100bn a year.
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After the sale of its prized memory chip unit, the conglomerate is struggling to grow other core businesses such as social infrastructure.
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It passed through the hands of Mughal emperors, Persian Shahs, and Afghan Emirs before becoming the prized possession of the Sikh Empire.
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