She's only valuable to them when she's valuable to herself.
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Because you are valuable, you have something valuable to contribute.
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More importantly, these are highly valuable customers, performing highly valuable actions.
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CrunchMatch can save you valuable time and help you make valuable connections.
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They make everyone feel valuable because they believe that everyone is valuable.
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The most valuable public company in the world just got more valuable.
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And a valuable starter is simply a better commodity than a valuable reliever.
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Unique skills makes you valuable, and being valuable is how you get promoted.
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"Nadine's list is not valuable, it's only valuable to Nadine," Ms. Grubman said.
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The most valuable public company in the world is getting even more valuable.
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It's valuable to low income people, and it's valuable to middle income people.
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Why is it valuable to IBM, and why is it valuable to other industries?
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Of course not — the process would consume valuable time and even more valuable resources.
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Home equity represents valuable savings, but it can also be a valuable finance tool.
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Presidential nominations are always valuable prizes, but the skewed maps make them especially valuable.
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"Sharing your heart is valuable and sometimes even more valuable than money," she added.
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Second is, I do believe the curriculum is genuinely valuable, it was valuable for me.
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"Money you spend socializing with people is valuable because network-building is valuable," said O'Connell.
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If your time is not valuable to you, why should it be valuable to me?
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It is something so valuable that I can't even tell you how valuable it is.
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Incredibly valuable to ESPN, and incredibly valuable to our traditional partners on the MVPD side.
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Ultimately it says what's valuable, and I guess questions that also—what is really valuable?
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Weirdly, it was valuable for me in this non-intuitive way where it was emotionally very valuable.
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"A yali in a bay is less valuable, but on a promontory is more valuable," Mr. Ozcan said.
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Cryptocurrencies aren't about making startups valuable; they're about the making the currencies themselves, and their decentralized ecosystems, valuable.
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A trade secret also has to be valuable and it has to be valuable because it's a secret.
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WeWork ostensibly became more valuable because Son said it was more valuable, and bought shares for higher prices.
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So we looked at why we're valuable, and we're valuable because we made content that we can license.
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Now Alphabet is very, very close to being named the world's most valuable company—yes, more valuable than Apple.
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It was a valuable message this decade that stands to be even more valuable in the years to come.
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The data is valuable and the fact that people are using the app quite regularly could make it valuable too.
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Siri is some of Apple's most valuable real estate What Siri does have is the world's most valuable real estate.
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Teams that now own these valuable short-term deals may just want to enjoy owning a valuable short-term deal.
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"Never lose sight of your most valuable asset, the most valuable asset you possess: your personal integrity," Mr. Tillerson said.
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This is how you become more valuable, and when you're more valuable people pay you more for what you do.
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"Never lose sight of your most valuable asset, the most valuable asset you possess: your personal integrity," Tillerson said Thursday.
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The problem is that when cost-sharing increases, people cut back on valuable services as well as less-valuable ones.
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To Trump, it's great personal and international leverage, more valuable than values; more valuable, in fact, than Syrian or American lives.
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She gave me all her favorite vintage trinkets, some of which were likely valuable, some of which were just valuable to me.
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The discrepancies in the numbers made some Trump properties look more valuable to lenders and less valuable to tax authorities, ProPublica said.
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"From a marketability standpoint, having views of greenery is valuable — but still not as valuable as one from higher levels," he said.
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"The market knew that Ferrari was valuable, but only could answer the question (of how valuable) once it was standalone," he said.
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This is valuable on a practical level, because artists can find places to work, but it's also valuable on a psychic level.
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This makes the nickel one of five most valuable coins sold at auction and the most valuable non-precious metal coin ever sold.
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In the last year, WeWork became the most valuable startup in New York City, and the fifth most valuable startup in the world.
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Points are more valuable than cash, but subject to devaluationMost award travel experts will tell you points are more valuable than cash back.
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Twenty-nine percent thought vocational training was more valuable than a college education, while 85033 percent felt a college education was more valuable.
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The NFL has some of the most popular and valuable content in the world, and Snapchat has one of the most valuable audiences.
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I was initially shocked by the $130,000 offer, but it made me realize that my expertise is that valuable — and likely even more valuable!
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There is a significant gap between what women find valuable in helping them attain leadership positions and what men think women would find valuable.
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Is my time more valuable going after these people who have no business ethics or is my time more valuable in the drawing room?
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Maybe it makes the real ones more valuable, but I don't see how it could make them even more valuable than they are already.
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One of the most valuable and challenging lessons we learned while at Parsons was time management, and that's been really valuable in our business.
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"The relationship is too important, it's too valuable to NATO and our NATO allies, it's too valuable to the American people, it's too valuable to the Turkish people for us to not do anything other than concentrate on how are we going forward," Tillerson said.
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The-- where it really becomes valuable-- I mean it's obviously valuable in being able to-- look at-- x-rays and all that sort of thing.
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"The kind of information that we are talking about here is confidential information, and by definition, valuable — very valuable — information for these companies," Wray said.
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When you run the most valuable company, or one of the most valuable companies, in the world, it takes considerable personal resilience to get ahead.
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"Although damaging opposition research is surely valuable to a campaign, it appears that the information ultimately delivered in the meeting was not valuable," he wrote.
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Apple stock tanked after, with the company's falling to fourth most valuable market share behind "most valuable" position other tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google.
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What has made gold so valuable over so many centuries is that it is good at being valuable, something which, it turns out, is extraordinarily difficult.
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Ultimately, psk series is about interrogating what we find valuable and why, while simultaneously creating an actual valuable object that we may not immediately consider irreplaceable.
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There were instances where McPhee took a clearly less valuable player from a roster but got no obvious compensation for leaving the more valuable players alone.
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It's easy to imagine circumstances in which sensitivity to threat and commitment to stability are valuable and others in which risk-taking and innovation are valuable.
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This isn't because these industries happen to be lower-skilled or less valuable, or because lower-skilled or less valuable people tend to cluster into those industries.
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"I would say we've taken the most [valuable] part of the company and made it even more valuable to the company," Buffett said at Berkshire's annual shareholders meeting.
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So even if it's not valuable as a diving rod predicting a Bernie presidency, it's valuable because it gives us a reason to inform people about something important.
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With the most valuable college majors in the STEM fields, it's not all too unpredictable that the least valuable college majors fall into the arts and creative fields.
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Some of the most valuable tech companies in the world right now might be a lot less valuable if it wasn't for a single investor — SoftBank's Vision Fund.
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Amazon is considered to be the most valuable brand in the world, beating Apple and Microsoft in BrandZ&aposs "Top 22018 Most Valuable Global Brands" list for 1703.
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While many contestants would typically work their way through a single category, starting with the least valuable answer and moving to the most valuable tiles, Holzhauer did something different.
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Regardless, Microsoft's IPO did well, kicking off the public life of the third most valuable tech company in the world, and the third most valuable company in the world.
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If the volunteer exemption permits Obama to freely dispense extremely valuable advice or gossip to a candidate, it apparently permits Vladimir Putin or Theresa May to dispense valuable advice.
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"The Crimson is a volunteer organization, so making people feel like their work is valuable and that they themselves are valuable in this building is important," Mr. Xiao said.
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"The question you have to ask yourself as objectively as you can is, 'A year from now, is the company going to be more valuable or less valuable,'" he said.
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This renders Prime shipping much more valuable, because even if some orders are delayed, the perception of one-day shipping is very valuable, because no one else can do it.
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Private meetings with investors are also less valuable, now that compliance departments discourage analysts from sharing their most valuable content: wink and nudge to tell the client what you really think.
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These valuable assets and sums of money are often something that is much more valuable in Russia than mere cash: They are tools used to express, deliver, or exert political power.
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Once inside the network, the hackers were able to scan for other insecure devices, which allowed them to look for more valuable targets within the network and thereby access valuable data.
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" He said the federal databases "can be very valuable.
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To him, being unemployed was immensely difficult — and valuable.
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" Now, she writes, "these memories are no longer valuable.
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So, yeah ... this is a valuable item for sure!
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Because central authorities like banks and governments controlled the value of that particular paper, to make the system more efficient, they replaced those valuable papers with valuable digits stored on a computer.
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READ NEXT: Confessions of an airport thief Travelers were advised to "properly keep their valuable property and must not place any cash or valuable property inside the luggage cabin of the aircraft."
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Why is it considered valuable work worthy of pay when two people are paying each other to watch each other's kids, but not valuable work when they're each raising their own kids?
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With the bolívar becoming less and less valuable on the global market, Fortune noticed that its latest freefall has made it roughly seven times less valuable than gold in World of Warcraft.
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That figure is almost twice that of Microsoft, currently the world's most valuable listed company and seven times that of Exxon Mobil Corp, the most valuable listed oil major by market cap.
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"Memo presents an opportunity to say, you've known for a while that the earned campaigns are some of the most valuable you can do; now you know exactly how valuable," he said.
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Designated hitter J.D. Martinez (1.031 on-base plus slugging percentage) may be the team's most valuable player, but right fielder Mookie Betts (1.078 O.P.S.) may win the A.L. Most Valuable Player Award.
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Now, Airbnb is more valuable than Hilton, Tesla is more valuable than Ford, General Motors and BMW, and Amazon's takeover of Whole Foods just put tremendous pressure on competing grocery chains' stocks.
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Won't end-to-end encryption, and the de-emphasis of the continuously scrollable News Feed in favor of more discrete communications, strip Facebook of both valuable ad space and valuable ad-targeting information?
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Weapons and jets, specifically fighter jets, bombers, naval warships, and even some portable missile defense batteries, are valuable hard assets that can be converted into other forms of wealth or valuable political influence.
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Ford CEO Jim Hackett and his leadership team are steering the automaker to drive greater profits on its most valuable products, trucks and SUVs, while turning away from less valuable areas like cars.
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It's less valuable the lower your tax bracket is, and you have to choose between it and the child and dependent care tax credit, which is more valuable for most middle-class families.
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The workers hold onto the items made with valuable materials.
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But its heft is what makes it legendary — and valuable.
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Openness online is especially valuable because it allows "permissionless" innovation.
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If it's a valuable meeting, we all pour this information.
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How valuable do those stuffed animals look to you now?
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That would make it the most valuable Porsche ever sold.
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People don't understand how valuable and important facial feminization is.
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Keeping shoppers happy is harder to quantify, but extremely valuable.
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In theory, startups should provide valuable additions to insurers' toolbox.
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Asked whether he's actually rejecting valuable intelligence, Trump was defiant.
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The trip is giving Beador some valuable rest and relaxation.
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" President Obama said, "College graduation has never been more valuable.
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I have many things, some of them really valuable economically.
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This fundamental attribution error leaves valuable lessons on the table.
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I HOPE YOU LEARNED A VERY VALUABLE LESSON TODAY MAILER.
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They will likely suggest a question that provides valuable information.
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There is a real and valuable market for these people.
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This, of course, would be incredibly valuable for Apple Music.
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And they had a valuable day in Washington on Thursday.
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Branson says he learned a valuable lesson from the failure.
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In turn, the data associated with it becomes more valuable.
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Your most valuable asset can be stolen without a gun.
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It was a valuable find: hordes of fossils, impeccably preserved.
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Diversity and inclusion can be a company's most valuable asset.
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Yet it holds a valuable lesson for you this month.
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Companies that push for total commitment risk alienating valuable employees.
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The United States has said that raid gathered valuable intelligence.
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You know, the most valuable currency really is our credibility.
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That's where I think the most valuable information comes from.
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Digital data is easily one of our most valuable possessions.
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Arlyn quickly realized that she had gained a valuable ally.
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The hardest bit of advice is also the most valuable.
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I suggest we individually examine their most valuable assets: themselves.
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Mr O'Reilly has probably been just as valuable to him.
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Because, in the end, isn't that more valuable than money?
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AMAZON is now the world's fifth most valuable listed company.
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Here are some valuable opportunities to save on your taxes.
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Apple, the world's most valuable company, turns 40 this year.
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The list includes eight of America's ten most valuable firms.
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But what makes this the most valuable in an email?
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The App Store has been a valuable platform for Infowars.
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That information is, slowly, becoming a valuable product in itself.
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The institutions themselves are less valuable to have access to.
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It's like, any amount of spare change is still valuable.
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That said, India has two valuable things going for it.
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Vanilla is valuable largely because it is laborious to grow.
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She had already collected her most valuable possession, her passport.
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Specifically I've been told black lotus cards are very valuable.
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But getting the main stuff done — that's pretty valuable too.
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The other part is that we provide them valuable data.
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The most valuable Internet company, eBay, is worth $295.56 billion.
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I think we have the evening's most valuable player already.
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In other words, wild bees are valuable for our crops.
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ONE of a doctor's most valuable tools is his nose.
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"We think it's a valuable and needed service," he said.
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In my mind it's way more valuable than an audience.
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And integrated with PayPal, GoFundMe could become even more valuable.
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I learned many valuable financial lessons at our dinner table.
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Foreign investors who bring valuable technology are generally treated well.
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They're bothering a unique, valuable human being who deserves happiness.
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And that you are valuable, and that you are loved.
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But how can that very valuable intellectual property be protected?
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It provides valuable insight and partnership opportunities with our allies.
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DeHaas said the experience taught her daughter a valuable lesson.
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With the EKG feature, that extra data could prove valuable.
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How valuable such assets are, though, is a different question.
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He's got a lot of valuable information to hand over.
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Strategic primary voters are the most valuable voters in politics.
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That information is extremely valuable to a company like Amazon.
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For an advertising agency, those consumer insights can be valuable.
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They see it as being really valuable for their business.
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There is, however, another valuable piece of information in there.
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That type of demographic information is incredibly valuable to advertisers.
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Oh, and the 2015 NBA Finals Most Valuable Player, too.
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Try not to cringe as the valuable gold gets smushed.
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The changes often imply that their skills are less valuable.
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A small price, she says, for something far more valuable.
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That visual cue is a valuable, however subtle, accessibility aid.
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Data is one of the most valuable things farmers harvest.
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Perhaps the most valuable tips she dispensed were about football.
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That was especially valuable to Wayne, a recent Miami transplant.
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Filipovic was elected the most valuable player of the tournament.
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He could be withholding something valuable, and that's a problem.
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The shops were crumbling but sat on valuable real estate.
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And research suggests the information can be valuable to investors.
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There are other features that I don't find very valuable.
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"Twitter has never been a valuable advertiser platform," he said.
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Vietnam is also a valuable hedge against Chinese administrative caprice.
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And IP and content is becoming more and more valuable.
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Today the world's three most valuable companies are tech firms.
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Still, Salesforce's success demonstrates that its market positions are valuable.
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Industry forums and communities represent a valuable, untapped prospecting space.
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Belfast has in the past seen other valuable agreements unravel.
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Springer, the 2017 World Series Most Valuable Player, is batting .
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We should look at this, it could be something valuable.
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But fitness trackers do collect valuable data about your body.
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The FBI gains a lot of valuable information from informants.
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But the resulting tools and dataset are original and valuable.
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"It was the most valuable piece in the show," Art!
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In this country, football skills were an exceptionally valuable commodity.
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I also think James is a talented and valuable person.
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How valuable is a service that users resent and fear?
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"The most valuable thing is a bike fitting," Abunassar said.
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I don't know where that came from, but it's valuable.
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And Tencent topped Alibaba as China's most valuable technology company.
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Ashley: Is it valuable enough to you as a person?
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Trolling is a magical and valuable tactic of the internet.
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All of these people were incredibly valuable along the way.
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That makes citizens and local governments valuable victims, he said.
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Your questioner must see you as different, special — and valuable.
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Why waste your valuable time talking to the wrong people?
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While this sounds simple, it actually provides a valuable service.
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In their experience, being bilingual wasn't a valuable résumé builder.
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Selection would help to spread and refine those valuable traits.
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College students are extremely valuable potential users for these frats.
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That's reduced 95% for 10 hours of extremely valuable training.
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Data are not valuable any more once you have them.
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Let us all continue to do so; criticism is valuable.
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Work simply isn't as valuable as it used to be.
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But why a Touch Bar, and is it really valuable?
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Now, 16 years later, Monster's logo remains valuable and recognizable.
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APPLE is the most valuable listed company in the world.
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The most valuable information I learned was from Warren Buffet.
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On its own, that kind of data isn't very valuable.
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Footbound women did valuable handwork at home in cottage industries.
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There can be valuable lessons in their sometimes painful feedback.
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You are wasting valuable time trying to manage the discourse.
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Still, the mere fact the book exists makes it valuable.
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That's not to say they can't be important or valuable.
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To be sure, Barbie is still a very valuable brand.
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Most applications don't require 100 percent accuracy to be valuable.
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And again, pairing with a doctor is really, really valuable.
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Is the MBA the most valuable degree in the world?
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The more valuable the stolen item, the stiffer the punishment.
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I left my valuable Nordic walking poles in the car.
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Carlyle's timing may prove more valuable than its strategic nous.
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Valuable insights require navigating a minefield of private, personal information.
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This also seems like a reasonable and valuable civics lesson.
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These could be some of Wall Street's most valuable players.
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"What's more valuable to me than this?" he chokes out.
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Looking the other way, by contrast, comes with valuable spoils.
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Consistent location records are extremely valuable for Google's advertising business.
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Tempow thinks its technology could be valuable for smartphone manufacturers.
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Both are highly valuable commodities in the world of cybersecurity.
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It's marketing it as a video that's valuable for everyone.
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Twitter feeds are not as valuable as digital design files.
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The peace of mind it gives you is so valuable.
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"I give him the most valuable player award," Trump continued.
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And that in itself is a valuable and provocative advance.
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I also learned another valuable lesson: Don keeps a knife.
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" She added, "This is what makes 'Drag Race' so valuable.
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Are our smart robots only valuable when they're serving us?
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Alphabet is now the most valuable company in the world.
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For Dillashaw's part that left kick could be incredibly valuable.
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It is currently the most valuable company listed in Asia.
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The interstitial sections are not what make this book valuable.
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Baker provided some other valuable insights in his congressional interview.
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It also stands as a valuable work of urban policy.
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A Few Awards • Most Valuable Player: Who else but Cookie.
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We are all valuable, from the moment we are born.
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Just a regular guy running the most valuable company ever.
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His government encouraged deserters, realising they could provide valuable intelligence.
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They contained sketches by Michelangelo, and he deemed them valuable.
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It has such an impact on how valuable you feel.
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These things are cheap, but so valuable in the moment!
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Already, though, Genk's attentions are focused on more valuable properties.
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It was frank and forthright and it was very valuable.
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Now, Amazon is the most valuable company in the world.
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This allows their team to gain valuable experience and grow.
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They have chilling, silencing effects on legitimate and valuable speech.
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But the bags are vastly more valuable than the shoes.
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And not all valuable shipping happens in the cargo hold.
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Silicon Valley could be a valuable partner in these efforts.
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And that's where the foreign ventures have proven so valuable.
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CreditKarma's nudges to reshop auto insurance may be valuable, too.
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Brown had been the league's most valuable player in 1965.
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Elon Musk has built Tesla into an incredibly valuable company.
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He has also proven himself to be a valuable fundraiser.
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They can be a valuable source of information or laughs.
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Remember that you're also bringing something valuable to the table.
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They can even replace other appliances, saving you valuable space.
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Data is becoming the most valuable asset for any company.
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Mapplethorpe had his own ideas of what makes art valuable.
|
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Caterpillars and cold snaps can wreak havoc on valuable plants.
|
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But if they're so valuable, why don't they look better?
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So what she's doing is very valuable and very successful.
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It is indeed a valuable part of the strategic conversation.
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"The Department's workforce is our most valuable asset," Pompeo said.
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The land is just too valuable not to maximize everything.
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I offer a valuable service with the skills I've learned.
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It's valuable because it's the last seat on the lifeboat.
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Sex work has taught me that my time is valuable.
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But if not, at least those guys are valuable defensively.
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Keep your old clothes; they will be valuable as fuck.
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Who's to say one type of work is more valuable?
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The guy that has all the attention is most valuable.
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Just because something is valuable does not make it radical.
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The information is valuable, even if it's not exactly true.
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In one, the documentary will remain a valuable historical piece.
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That, alone is the most valuable gift you can give.
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It's not just quality that makes a master so valuable.
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This upgrade feature also can be tremendously valuable to hotels.
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Trump bank records, which are more valuable than tax returns.
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All that creative tension is valuable as we go forward.
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What do you find so personally valuable about the party?
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Miller was named the most valuable player of the series.
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Earning a college degree is more valuable than ever before.
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On us to make it valuable to join the conversation.
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Dr. Yee believes spinal injections are valuable if administered properly.
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By GOD's Grace, I learned some valuable lessons from them.
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These documents, experts say, are even more valuable and compelling.
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The DSN is one of space exploration's most valuable assets.
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But the basilica's achoques are increasingly valuable for another reason.
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It is another life for the site, which is valuable.
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"GitLab will be more valuable, since GitHub sold relatively early."
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That's a really valuable lesson for the workplace as well.
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To some it's valuable protection, to others a horrible nuisance.
|
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These players make valuable contributions to the game of basketball.
|
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Stripe was, and remains, the most valuable financial technology startup.
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Maybe everyone really did learn a valuable lesson that day.
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I found some really valuable books, and I started reading.
|
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And chalk this up to a valuable lesson on apologies.
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I think kitties are valuable, interesting, and fun to play.
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These are a publisher's loyalists and, therefore, most valuable audience.
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They have an immensely dedicated staff whose time is valuable.
|
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And that is something that I found was so valuable.
|
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"Hold your power for the valuable and irreplaceable," he said.
|
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First of all, our back catalog is not super valuable.
|
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Parsing all of that the next day was particularly valuable.
|
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"My time is more valuable than that," Ms. Lin said.
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Auction prices for his most valuable sculptures have also slumped.
|
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Arguably though, the DJ's more valuable moments are less measurable.
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Books can provide valuable tips on healthful patterns of eating.
|
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Only two other U.S. I.P.O.s have ever been more valuable.
|
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Because the company went on to become much more valuable.
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The more sneakers in stock, the less valuable it is.
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BTW ... this swag gets more valuable as time goes on.
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Books are more valuable than ever for people seeking success.
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For reporters, withholding valuable information from the public is anathema.
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Can the agency be trusted with that much valuable information?
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Weibo is now more than twice as valuable as Sina.
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But that doesn't mean they're not valuable, Ms. Hatton said.
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At one point G.E. was the world's most valuable company.
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The transition that Dillard enabled for me was extremely valuable.
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And so much ... And they're incredibly valuable to ESPN, right?
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It's going to take awhile but it is so valuable.
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And sure, private funding of global public health is valuable.
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Sondheim: No, not particularly, but it was valuable to him.
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A lot more valuable property now sits in harm's way.
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Losses are only valuable to the extent you have gains.
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A valuable doll collection disappears when no one is home.
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They like to feel they are making a valuable contribution.
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It also wastes a lot less of everybody's valuable time.
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And targeted ads are much more valuable than ordinary ones.
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That feeds all the way down and that's tremendously valuable.
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Gaines was a valuable defensive back in the Rams' rotation.
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Social Security, for example, provides valuable support to today's retirees.
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He was named the 21.93 World Series Most Valuable Player.
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But it is a valuable step in the right direction.
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I think in some ways that's the most valuable feedback.
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Drishti provides workers and supervisors with valuable feedback, Akella says.
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Yet a rarer, even more valuable, success here is artistic.
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A dollar is, however, slightly more valuable than a pataca.
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Larger scraps, like flakes, are more pure and more valuable.
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Audience is a more valuable asset today than ever before.
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Don't waste your valuable time talking to the wrong people.
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Until 2025 valuable years are being lost for climate protection.
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"They are teaching very valuable lessons to people," he said.
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Valuable American jobs have been fleeing to places like China.
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But it is actually a very valuable source of minerals.
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Could this otherwise valuable medication contribute to my back pain?
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I am valuable and reliable, yet I am transient too.
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Many of its most valuable assets have been sold off.
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Communication is especially valuable in your relationships at this time!
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"Their platform is huge and deeply valuable," says Di Mento.
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Advanced aquaculture technology has also become a valuable Norwegian export.
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DeBord: The brand equity that Harley has is infinitely valuable.
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Both are valuable orbits and have a lot of debris.
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His perspective will be a valuable addition to these meetings.
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But the most valuable item he carries is his Bible.
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He committed no major gaffes, picked up some valuable i.o.u.
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"Spike Lee's perspective is more valuable than ever," they said.
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To protect yourself, diligently document everything valuable in your house.
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Federal policy should support converting CO28503 to valuable products, too.
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Robert Frank CNBC Reporter What makes the GTO so valuable?
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His attention was made more valuable by its purposeful quality.
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What valuable function did Scott's review serve in this case?
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Still, the activism against the bill provided a valuable lesson.
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Giving to charity became more valuable than receiving money yourself.
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The stake in SABMiller is Jan Kulczyk's most valuable asset.
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Read on to see the five most valuable college majors.
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Gavin Newsom of California each own a valuable vineyard nearby.
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But he appeared to have returned with little valuable intelligence.
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But this mechanism is only valuable if it is used.
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This story teaches you at least two valuable life lessons.
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And valuable employees reduce their boss's stress, according to Cuban.
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So Asahi has learned something valuable from this boozy misadventure.
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There were some valuable items on board the second plane.
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Lee has been valuable throughout the impeachment process to date.
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Mr. Bannon's most valuable asset was Bannon Strategic Advisors Inc.
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It could be a valuable learning tool for aspiring pilots.
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A safe was stolen as were valuable collectibles and figures.
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Your time is your most valuable asset, so charge accordingly.
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Carlyle's timing may prove more valuable than its strategic sense.
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The farmers in Nziu know how valuable that could prove.
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That would make it the most valuable property in Manhattan.
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So the personal story is valuable, but it's easily overindulged.
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Here, we can draw valuable lessons from the Cold War.
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So far, spiritualism has proved Swann's most valuable vernacular subject.
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If the state stumbles, that could provide valuable lessons, too.
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Jones responded by becoming the Korean league's most valuable player.
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All that's as valuable as covering fires in Des Moines.
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But this progress for her son is also incredibly valuable.
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How high can the world's most valuable cannabis company go?
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A lot more valuable property now sits in harm's way.
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But he said the information it would yield was valuable.
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None of the 22017 most valuable cryptocurrencies tracked by CoinMarketCap.
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None of the 100 most valuable cryptocurrencies tracked by CoinMarketCap.
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How valuable is someone like Jones tweeting about the Olympics?
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For a lot of different applications, that is incredibly valuable.
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It's who we are, and understanding it more is valuable.
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So let's get super-nerdy for a minute and separate out those value streams, some of which are valuable only to the owner, some are also valuable to the utility and the larger grid.
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Then I came to understand that the function that religion plays for people in their lives is so valuable — not even valuable, just so important and foundational, in terms of what human existence is.
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Still, slightly less than half, or 20173%, of respondents said that their college degree is "very valuable" to their career goals, whereas only about 11% said it was not valuable at all, GoBankingRates found.
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Companies like Salesforce, Workday, and ServiceNow are valuable because they are the "system of record" (SoR), or single source of truth, for their customers' most valuable information, such as customer records or employee data.
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They pay almost no income tax because they've figured out a way to teach the marketplace to take them to the fourth most valuable or fifth most valuable company in the world without profitability.
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As usual, Louis Vuitton manages to expand its niche as atelier to people rich enough to afford Popemobile-like protection from the world, ensuring that nothing and no one ever touches their valuable, valuable stuff.
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"They are a massively valuable part of our workforce and a massively valuable part of the food industry overall," said Adam Couch, chief executive of Cranswick plc, a meat processing group founded by pig farmers.
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Yet Germany is not only one of America's most valuable trading and security partners, it also is a most valuable intelligence ally as well—the Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND) has cooperated closely with the CIA for decades.
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Letter From America The most valuable currency in politics is emotion.
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Miss Guinea 2014, Halimatou Diallo, proved to be a valuable ally.
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Players with subtly valuable skills are appreciated more, and paid accordingly.
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The limited numbers available make these rare finds even more valuable.
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This makes HSAs particularly valuable as a secondary retirement savings vehicle.
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Will Zoey learn a valuable lesson, the most difficult way possible?
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On the line was a source, passing on some valuable information.
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Collectors uncovered information that could be valuable to Deloitte's senior managers.
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Hashtag feeds are valuable interactive records of our careers and exhibitions.
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Transferable points are the most valuable type of credit card reward.
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How valuable is it to push Democratic nominees in that direction?
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Republicans. Unfortunately for the Democrats, they may learn a valuable lesson
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Privacy, it turns out, may not be so valuable after all.
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Most startup entrepreneurs store all their valuable data on their laptops.
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The experiences that replaced the stuff are so much more valuable.
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In the world of public transit, data is a valuable thing.
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"It's extremely valuable, no matter where you live in the world."
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Pain sucks, but we'd be lost without this extremely valuable sensation.
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Bezos remains the richest man, running the second-most valuable company.
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"Getting everyone to have a common operating picture is really valuable."
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Advertising zones are more valuable and there is less chaos overall.
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Even after crashing last week, Bitcoin is still valuable as hell.
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Did she not see what they had as precious and valuable?
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Wrapped in that government jargon is a valuable and notable outcome.
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Xiaomi became the world's most valuable startup following a straightforward plan.
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For these powerful crime syndicates, drugs are more valuable than people.
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I also think James is a very talented and valuable person.
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Devialet's audio-processing technology is more valuable than the speakers themselves.
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That would be valuable or that they're the best at teaching.
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We think TransferWise is a valuable addition to solidify that mission.
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"Her balance to Adam is both powerful and valuable," Mildenhall wrote.
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Christopher Payne: I think the store is a very valuable thing.
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Can you explain those relationships and why they were so valuable?
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But it really doesn't do much more than waste valuable propane.
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Today, proving that you understand Chinese consumers is a valuable asset.
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Worth some $13bn, it is one of Asia's most valuable firms.
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Some still find gainful employment; a few are very valuable indeed.
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Monopolies that crank out profits on little investment are very valuable.
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But in general, he said, dismissal probation serves a valuable purpose.
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That's potentially valuable information to a company that sells gadgets, no?
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Trust, not data, is the most valuable currency for businesses today.
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And that's valuable, and we need to continue to do that.
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For a newly single person, hope is the most valuable thing.
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They did so through the Voice Collective, and gleaned valuable insights.
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They are the five most valuable listed firms in the world.
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This is what makes big, unexpected announcements so valuable to economists.
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"A building is not more valuable than a person," she said.
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Valyrian steel is valuable, but it's still an awfully strange present.
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Palin reignited a valuable discussion of combat and its psychological effects.
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We talked to Hugo, and he gave us some valuable insight.
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The more fringe the original tweeter, the more valuable the retweet.
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But Mr Guha's analysis is most valuable on the big issues.
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Though the series only lasted eight episodes, Helbig learned valuable lessons.
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"I learned a super valuable lesson with Surface 3," says Panay.
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And Microsoft has overtaken Apple as the world's most valuable company.
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And what that means is forecasts, generally speaking, are not valuable.
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Lincoln's life is valuable, and he has taught us so much.
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It is costly to gain valuable economic information about unfamiliar places.
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Deciding what science we find valuable is not a scientific decision.
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That doesn't make him special, but it does make him valuable.
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My MVA (Most Valuable App) on the Mac is easily Alfred.
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While that's valuable data, not all theaters are happy about MoviePass.
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Nikolai Makarov, about five years ago, said such engagement is valuable.
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He advises selling what's run too much, and keeping what's valuable.
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Such valuable land is a boon to Rojava's Kurdish-led administration.
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"Personal data are much more valuable than you think," she says.
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For that insight and that insight alone, this film is valuable.
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Rather, the State Department misplaced important documents related to valuable contracts.
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Should it be considered the most valuable startup in the world?
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The stuff they make is kind of more valuable than ever.
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He was paid in salt, a valuable commodity at the time.
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Another called Pence the most valuable player of the 2016 campaign.
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These can be edited out, but each correction destroys valuable data.
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Their love and guidance has left a valuable imprint on me.
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Alibaba, the world's sixth-most valuable firm, illustrates how it works.
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Dallas officers can jump departments after getting valuable experience, Brown said.
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Drillers want the oil, which is much more valuable than gas.
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Third, opera gives young girls a valuable sense of historical perspective.
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Data sets that contain information about human health are hugely valuable.
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But I think it's a very valuable tool we could use.
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"I think he learned a valuable lesson that day," said Moore.
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Take the time now, so you can save valuable time later.
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This could have resulted in highly valuable information being improperly disclosed.
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However, this new context should really make her work less valuable.
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But the full genetic code isn't the most valuable information anyway.
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This added valuable nutrients to the water, so it became fertile.
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Hong Kong remains valuable to China as a global financial centre.
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Conversely, our buyout team is really valuable to our venture team.
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He also said a few very simple, valuable things to me.
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", "What is my personal data?" and "Why is it so valuable?
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In more volatile markets, optionality becomes much more expensive and valuable.
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Mr Rajoy now has a valuable breathing space before December's vote.
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Phelps was what he was, but he was a valuable player.
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I have advisors and their perspective is very valuable to me.
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The group represented four of the world's five most valuable companies.
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But their incentives to share valuable data and algorithms are weak.
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This puts a valuable asset at the disposal of local officials.
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"Fishing" is a valuable book as well as an interesting one.
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Then I started realizing time was a far more valuable asset.
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Mr Merton's use of continuous-time mathematics created a valuable template.
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It might be the most valuable journalistic work I've ever done.
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At least everyone learned a valuable lesson in the end, though.
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Their time and their presence are valuable and should be valued.
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He flogged valuable brands such as Craftsman, a line of tools.
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Why is making bread considered valuable but eating bread considered frivolous?
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Moreover, he learns some valuable lessons over the next few seasons.
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Eventually I'll move, data eventually degrades, right, it becomes less valuable.
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As Translate improves, Buds will become an even more valuable buy.
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Perhaps soon Facebook too will become a game with valuable prizes.
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The recruits from global banks brought valuable know-how with them.
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"Our bodies are so valuable," she said in a press release.
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Now, you can build an incredibly valuable company while losing money.
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Adding unique media assets can offer valuable differentiation to their services.
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Bonus: These pointers are even valuable for the extroverts among us.
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Last Seen The most valuable art heist has never been solved.
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The product licensing deals are more valuable than the movies themselves.
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Rare insects like Wallace's giant bee can be valuable to collectors.
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What's the most valuable lesson you learned working at Big Brother?
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Also, Register2Vote gathers something valuable: a database of newly registered voters.
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On an individual level, personal information may be far less valuable.
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"I find those times with your girlfriends really valuable," she says.
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"That is extremely important and very valuable," the farm official said.
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"The EPA has served a very valuable role historically," he said.
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Some dismantled upgrades cough up valuable stuff, like Gold or Nickel.
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Time spent engaged with better quality content would be more valuable.
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Yet, data is one of the most valuable things farmers harvest.
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The poaching continues as long as the animal is considered valuable.
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These hubs boast more than 230,000 convenience stores, a valuable sideline.
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For Wasserman, it is one of LA2028's most valuable commodities.
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That makes them more valuable as customers to the grocery store.
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This means the platform is less valuable from an advertising standpoint.
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Marijuana is enormously more valuable by weight and volume than tobacco.
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The American League's most valuable player in 1977 when he batted .
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But keep in mind: Deductions are not as valuable as credits.
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"But this is a very valuable type of study," he added.
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And every time a player respawns, they become slightly less valuable.
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He was a valuable member of my staff and a friend.
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Another valuable tool in the Thanksgiving dinner arsenal is play dough!
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Every moment watching their children grow up is important and valuable.
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"Sweat equity is the most valuable equity there is," he says.
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It does have an effect of making all assets more valuable.
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Your frequent-flyer miles may be more valuable than you think.
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Want to find out just how valuable Agile Project Management is?
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Defense contractors provide valuable services that all too often go unnoticed.
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"The most valuable company in the world is Apple," Leonsis said.
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But building a timeline of the virus' introduction is valuable nonetheless.
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Now the world's most valuable public company is taking a stand.
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After all, they are Marvel's most valuable kind of intellectual property.
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Fronting Gemma has been so valuable to me as a vocalist.
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I have had a very valuable experience in my life today.
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That's why this kind of data is so valuable to campaigns.
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It does disseminate information, sometimes very valuable information, to the public.
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"The Zendrive data is extremely valuable," Wollney said in an email.
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The most valuable asset here though is the time series data.
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As soon as you get a community on there, it's valuable.
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If you have high reach, high time spent viewing, you're valuable.
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"It's a natural fit and very valuable to us," he added.
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The ESA, they have a very valuable roll in this industry.
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But the tax credits generated by the facilities are extremely valuable.
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But point fighting does serve as an incredibly valuable training method.
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That's a rarity today and a hell of a valuable one.
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Here, 29 valuable lessons people learned about sex in their 20s.
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Eventually you can even start exporting valuable resources back to Earth.
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For climate scientists, that information could turn out to be valuable.
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Those guys are still keeping their most valuable content for themselves.
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Evidently the data was valuable in the field of biological warfare.
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The Founders' perspectives are valuable but they may have their limits.
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Now, it's one of the most valuable companies in the world.
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The fund managers then quickly relay what data they find valuable.
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This would be especially valuable to women because they live longer.
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And they took specific types of engines that are more valuable.
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The least valuable is the New Orleans Pelicans, worth $650 million.
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" But, he added, Shakespeare "wanted to be valuable to his times.
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And she gave a performance that was valuable to her times.
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Did you learn any valuable lessons after staying at an Airbnb?
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The data also becomes valuable to food buyers, not just farmers.
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Cutting and swelling are extremely valuable investments against a granite chin.
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TO, which would make it the world's most valuable weed producer.
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That made soybeans U.S. farm countrys most valuable export to China.
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That means men and women are equally valuable and equally capable.
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Not so long ago, Durant was the league's most valuable player.
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Stephen Curry got every last N.B.A. vote for most valuable player.
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The database is incomplete, but is growing and is already valuable.
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The two-time NBA Most Valuable Player will be out indefinitely.
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"Direct lenders have become incredibly valuable," said one private credit investor.
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But she believed that taking the tests was a valuable experience.
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Who wants to waste valuable time talking to the wrong people?
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The acquisition is one of the most valuable in Microsoft history.
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Cuban's technique could be a valuable tool for Clinton as well.
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Your advice will be very valuable to those willing to listen.
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This makes time one of the most valuable assets I have.
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The alumni discussed flexibility, accountability, drive and confidence as valuable traits.
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Newton, the league's most valuable player last season, shrugged it off.
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Royal family memorabilia is mass-produced and usually not very valuable.
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Vintage band T-shirts aren't as valuable as you might think.
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Collectible Barbie dolls are some of the most valuable '90s toys.
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It's a very valuable asset to any club that has patience.
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Bankrate recently took a look at the least valuable college majors.
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To many Americans, citizenship is the most valuable thing they possess.
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Wednesday's hearing hinted at how truly valuable that conversation can be.
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While potentially valuable, they have no discernable link to national defense.
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Other odd jobs Costolo held taught him valuable leadership lessons too.
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So save your digital currency for something valuable, like a CryptoKitty.
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Apparently, a rich person's time is more valuable than your time.
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Aiding is so much more valuable an approach than recklessly injuring.
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He won the league Most Valuable Player Award in 2013-63.
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Again, travel rewards are only valuable if you actually use them.
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On the contrary, they confirmed how valuable a commodity privacy is.
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Earlier this year, WeWork was the most valuable private US startup.
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This is particularly valuable for flying, as opposed to hotel stays.
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And that's a really valuable thing in an organization like ours.
|
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Professional social media platforms, like LinkedIn, can be valuable networking tools.
|
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Most employees want to be paid more without becoming more valuable.
|
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ByteDance is one of the most valuable startups in the world.
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But Rutgers brought other assets, harder to appraise but still valuable.
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Fox News 's deeply devoted audience makes that network exceptionally valuable.
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"It is very valuable and important for the community," he says.
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The land created would be valuable and have an indefinite life.
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They are valuable and redeemable for a wide range of options.
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In other words, they've earned my trust as a valuable buy.
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It's property so valuable that Bill Gates could never buy it.
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Apple is the world's most valuable company, Business Insider previously reported.
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Newport lays out three reasons why it's such a valuable skill.
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The more people use Facebook, the more valuable the platform becomes.
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His work is very valuable, so we are able to live.
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Big businesses have also often been valuable advocates for LGBTQ people.
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Again, that saves you valuable time otherwise spent inspecting by hand.
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That spotlights why this corporate-sponsored educational program is so valuable.
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Drones are also proving themselves to be valuable in disaster scenarios.
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Dumb mistakes I kept making that cost me valuable wizarding resources.
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There are other valuable things that underwriters do behind the scenes.
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This is always one of the most valuable questions to ask.
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The Mets were the sixth most valuable franchise, at $1.65 billion.
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That stake could become valuable if the company went public. Fanatics.
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Many husbands were eager for their wives to learn valuable skills.
|
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Trump's endorsement has proved valuable in Republican primaries across the country.
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For that reason, it may possess valuable clues for U.S. investigators.
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Related Lesson Plan | Water: Teaching About the World's Most Valuable Substance
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What qualities were most valuable in engineering a digital book experience?
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An elaborate tomb filled with valuable trinkets and comical booby-traps?
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This finding is similar to previous estimates, but provides valuable confirmation.
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For ad targeting purposes location data is highly valuable of course.
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That's why any valuable regulation will require congress to prioritize competition.
|
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She gave all that valuable uranium away, she did other things.
|
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His stance discouraged some publishers from sharing valuable content on Facebook.
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But in most situations, what Jordan provides is still more valuable.
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You probably know the feeling, and you understand why it's valuable.
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Ferrari is one of the most valuable brands in the world.
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Buffett's seal of approval is valuable, but only extends so far.
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This can be quite valuable for gamblers and non-gamblers alike.
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It's now one of the most valuable companies in the world.
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It also provided a valuable opportunity for fund-raising and recruiting.
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" Pierotti noted that "stocks are more valuable if they have liquidity.
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You showed us loyalty and how valuable it was to us!
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Inside information about teams and their players will become more valuable.
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"If dispensaries locate next to valuable property, they're taking a risk."
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It may sound like an hour "off," but it's extremely valuable.
|
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How and why did she get those valuable trademarks from China?
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Don't take up valuable space by sitting at the stage. 32.
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Murray predicts the parts are just as valuable as the cars.
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Outside board appointments can be a valuable part of that process.
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At rehab centers, physical, occupational and speech therapists offer valuable services.
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What was valuable about allowing a presidential campaign to evade regulation?
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The Qatari hostages were suddenly valuable pawns in this geopolitical game.
|
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"'Failures,' on average, are more valuable than positive studies," Ioannidis says.
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Here is the full list of the 20 most valuable brands:
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Mr. Hookway considers him the most valuable employee he ever hired.
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That can create an opening for research to yield valuable insights.
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That's a rare night at the theater, and a valuable one.
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Who knew what valuable skills he might have in a disaster?
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We've learned it's more valuable to us to have different thoughts.
|
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"It is arguably the most valuable well information in the world."
|
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Deneen's book is valuable because it focuses on today's central issue.
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It is more valuable than the retail chains Macy's or Nordstrom.
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The players are bag-skated until they learn a valuable lesson.
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The information is especially valuable as car designs and materials change.
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Mr. Wadsworth has been an exceptionally valuable member of the board.
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He was the most valuable player of the 21 title game.
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"It has proved to be an extremely valuable unit," said Col.
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"What's valuable to CEOs is the support they want," Mochary explained.
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There's a group of executives in charge of those valuable assets.
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Q&A Q. Are the heavy metals removed from wastewater valuable?
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Mr. Maynard described Mr. Trump's intervention as a valuable insurance policy.
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After all, what makes this festival valuable is its reliable variety.
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But who are the most valuable barbers of the World Series?
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Honestly, that makes it a valuable upgrade in and of itself.
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Working to replenish natural landscapes can also have valuable side benefits.
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It included some valuable advice, like the importance of hand-washing.
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Paid leave provides workers with valuable insurance against potential income loss.
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Having two progressive candidates accumulate progressive delegates could prove very valuable.
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Actions to replenish natural landscapes can also have valuable side benefits.
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And less valuable as a means to pay for tax cuts.
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Marino was named NFL's most valuable player just one year prior.
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MONSON To me, the shape of the movement isn't what's valuable.
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She would tell you that Get Up is a valuable asset.
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Many (of assorted political persuasions) laboured quietly to produce valuable research.
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Philanthropists, businesses, and academics can provide valuable antidotes to this problem.
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It was something that the Eagles deemed valuable on their own.
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The flood of information has proved valuable for their investing strategies.
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We found that … playing chess and cards were very valuable pastimes.
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He won a record four Super Bowl Most Valuable Player trophies.
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I will not rob your office of this valuable warning system.
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There is an explosion of valuable content available at our fingertips.
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Even so, the Czech officers found his knowledge to be valuable.
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Your parents pay for college and teach you valuable life lessons.
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They won half of the past decade's Most Valuable Player Awards.
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"What we have is more valuable than money," Jamie Ferguson said.
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The more users you acquire, the more valuable your database becomes.
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For opponents of President Trump, might it prove politically valuable, too?
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On a more human level, what's more valuable than our time?
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Like Iraq and Syria, Iran is full of valuable historical sites.
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But seasoned professionals are a valuable asset to the labor force.
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Memoirs and biographies are also valuable, especially for more personal anecdotes.
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That will cover the next person who absconds with valuable data.
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And at that time, it was very valuable in my eyes.
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She was a former most valuable player, not the reigning one.
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James, a four-time most valuable player, has 26,689 career points.
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Yes, technical advice on specific issues might be a valuable contribution.
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A newly discovered painting by Mr. Van would indeed be valuable.
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His voice might have provided a valuable counterpoint to Robertson's recollections.
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Nearly everything in the Phish universe is valuable on some level.
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For landlords and Main Street alike, Macy's is a valuable tenant.
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But teachers and principals see it as a valuable teaching tool.
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This information would be valuable to a number of different companies.
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Having someone well-connected and who knows the city is valuable.
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If the plan works, it could deliver rare and valuable synergies.
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And Apple is Apple, the most valuable company in the world.
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Start strategizing now to make the most of your valuable time.
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Starbucks, iTunes, Target and Walmart cards some of the most valuable.
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The All-Star game's two-time Most Valuable Player is batting .
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Interning for "Power Lunch" is an amazing and extremely valuable experience.
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And he is likely to win the Most Valuable Player Award.
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He and his daughter have accepted valuable trademark protections from China.
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This course usually costs £199.99, so this code really is valuable.
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He won a Kia Sorento as South Korea's Most Valuable Player.
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Crucially, they've slashed exports of soybeans, the most valuable U.S. crop.
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Generating valuable goals can be just as challenging as accomplishing them.
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This information is valuable, but maintaining it all is incredibly expensive.
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He won the Hart Trophy, as the league's most valuable player.
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But the wavering stance is also valuable because of its wavering.
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Miners have only to pump this valuable liquid to the surface.
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"I proved myself to be very valuable," she tells The Cut.
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It's going to take a while, but it is so valuable.
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Mike Trout landed his second Most Valuable Player Award on Thursday.
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But international travelers are extremely valuable for hotels, restaurants and retailers.
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He was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player after the final.
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So here's a valuable hiring lesson for everyone: call the references.
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Martin, a sophomore guard, was named the tournament's most valuable player.
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From these grade-school negotiations Mr. Silverbush acquired some valuable information.
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Meanwhile, the Echo Dot can provide the company with valuable data.
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China has been Australia's most valuable inbound tourism market since 2011.
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In an economic downturn, you want to be valuable at work.
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That "lead generation" can be valuable to companies seeking new customers.
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Through it all, they've picked up valuable financial, and life, lessons.
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If it was robbery, why was his valuable axe not stolen?
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That's very valuable given the compressed timetable and fluid vote counts.
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"It's the most valuable thing you can do for your career."
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This is not to underplay how valuable in-person connections are.
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"I think we stand to lose a valuable tool," she said.
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WE WANTED TO – WE SAW CONTENT BEING MORE VALUABLE OVER TIME.
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Empathy — "the biographer's most valuable but perilous weapon" — joins the two.
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But a reputation for authenticity is a valuable thing in politics.
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A home is the most valuable thing many people will own.
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Which brands founded by creators are the most valuable and impactful?
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He's been a valuable member of the National Security Council team.
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They know that the leverage over your personal data is valuable.
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The two are now the most valuable companies in the world.
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For him, the truth is malleable and a lie is valuable.
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Bottle shops can also be a valuable resource at your destination.
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Are valuable items in my safe deposit box covered by insurance?
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It's not yet fully proven, but a valuable inquiry has begun.
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That's not a valuable ... That's not a comfortable place to engage.
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But Siakam may be more valuable in Toronto than anywhere else.
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And each additional solar panel becomes that much less economically valuable.
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Draft picks become far less valuable once selections have been made.
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This serves some valuable purposes, like separating homes from heavy industry.
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How is this beneficial to Mr. Orta's search for valuable garbage?
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So Priebus's RNC ended up a valuable ally to Trump's team.
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It turns out content and commerce can be a valuable mix.
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That's a valuable role, and Biden was well-suited to it.
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More demand flexibility will be hugely valuable for CA grid, esp.
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Ossoff may give Democrats a valuable boost of energy on Tuesday.
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To people over 20183, that format is more valuable, more comfortable.
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I think that that's valuable enough to sit on your wall.
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It's unclear whether poop has ever been a valuable intelligence asset.
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Unfortunately for pedestrians, that meant the loss of valuable real estate.
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An everyday consumer, someone who might just be trying to make ends meet and hardly needs the extra hassle of being fleeced by the big financial institutions, may well have a claim that is very "valuable" to her, but is not valuable enough for an attorney to pursue, or even valuable enough for her to deal with potential arbitration costs.
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GOOGLE BEATS OUT APPLE: Alphabet, the company that owns Google and was the result of that company's major restructuring last year, is now more valuable than Apple -- and therefore the most valuable company in the world.
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Still, the two most valuable fertility startups — Ro, valued at $500 million, and Hims, at $1.1 billion — target men, while the third-most-valuable, the fertility-benefits provider Progyny, clocks in at a $363 million valuation.
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Announced today at Xiaomi's first developer conference in Beijing, the alliance is a marriage between the third most valuable publicly traded Chinese technology company in Baidu and one of the world's most valuable private firms, Xiaomi.
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According to Forbes, the Jets ($2.85 billion) are the eighth most valuable team in the N.F.L., but the fourth most valuable sports team in the New York metropolitan area, slightly ahead of the Mets ($2.1 billion).
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Yes, it's an incredibly valuable and powerful company, the world's most valuable company according to the stock market most days, but it's generally thought of as a good guy as far as the big tech companies go.
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A decade after their formation, Wayfair and CarGurus have become more valuable businesses than their counterparts and the founders benefited greatly from their lean financing strategies, but they've had something even more valuable along the way—optionality.
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As a result of the booming venture capital interest, it's now one of the most valuable "unicorns" — private firms worth more than $1 billion — in the U.S., and is by far the most valuable private fintech company.
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If you talk about the other 99-point-whatever that number is, that's all really valuable content of people who are sharing valuable points of view that we haven't heard about, educational content, addressing really important issues.
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"You feel like you played a great game in L.A., you have the best record in football, and you lose your most valuable player — or maybe the league's most valuable player," the Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie said.
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Why it matters: The deal makes CFG, now valued at $4.8 billion, the world's most valuable soccer group, as well as the second most valuable enterprise in all of sports, trailing only the Dallas Cowboys, per Forbes.
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The women's game has never seen someone as capable of doing so many things so well as Breanna Stewart; she was the most valuable offensive player and the most valuable defensive player in the country this year.
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InsideClimate News has a valuable close look at what's in the works.
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Gain valuable peace of mind on your dog's overall health and ancestry.
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I don't think there is any way this game is that valuable.
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These would prove to be valuable lessons for Williams in her career.
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In the past decade they have become the world's most valuable companies.
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If digital information lacks a price, valuable data may never be generated.
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" Jenner also joked about the unfortunate incident: "Very extremely valuable right now.
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An experience that delivers ready-made community is a really valuable commodity.
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Assisting them on other social channels just makes the tool more valuable.
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Cash in hand is more valuable than booking profits in today's scenario.
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Growing up, she also found a valuable role model in the films.
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The world's most valuable company is not Apple; it is Saudi Aramco.
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It's on its way to becoming the most valuable startup ever. Whatever.
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Are bitcoin transactions really powering economic activity thousands of times more valuable?
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Agro-ecology is particularly valuable in years when disaster strikes the island.
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Then once you did, valuable stuff happened on top of that infrastructure.
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Dead and decaying trees are also not that valuable for timber companies.
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Analysts said Norman's turnaround experience could be highly valuable to M&S.
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Not because the contents of the phone are likely to be valuable.
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"Pallets to the world are where the valuable things sit," she says.
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Interactions with individual voters have historically proven valuable to candidates, as well.
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VICE Impact: Why are public lands so valuable to the American people?
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They believe that valuable people ostensibly earn more money, fame, and respect.
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They could be even more valuable if out of the public spotlight.
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There is valuable information to be garnered when you let people stumble.
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I've had to really shift my perspective for what I consider valuable.
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Newton revealed that, though harrowing, the incident taught her several valuable lessons.
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We believe continuing this partnership provides valuable and strategic opportunities for Square.
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"He has been incredibly valuable," says Dominic Edwardes of Terrence Higgins Trust.
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A more valuable ad product could help bring these numbers back up.
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Ultimately, people should use language in a way that's valuable to them.
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But these same obstacles may turn out to be very valuable soon.
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You know, the montages that you show every night are so valuable.
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Tests of the projectiles can provide valuable data for further weapons development.
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In May, the world's most valuable company invested $2100 billion in Didi.
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His network would be much more valuable to Community than VC dollars.
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McCaskill also questioned the administration's claim that the raid yielded valuable information.
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The social network is roughly 20183 times more valuable than the Times.
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Ripple is one of the most valuable private companies in Silicon Valley.
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Officials do believe valuable information has been gained, according to the sources.
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A plot to steal a valuable comic book collection ends in murder.
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He had refused to reveal location of valuable antiquities to the militants.
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The only company that is currently more valuable than Amazon is Apple.
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"Starving these companies of valuable highly trained talent helps," she tweeted Wednesday.
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When you use a computer you are doing labor that is valuable.
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Advertisers quite understandably don't want their valuable brands next to hate speech.
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"This is important and valuable work," Preist says of hardware's environmental impact.
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The *land* under them becomes valuable depending on proximity to other things.
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Your indifference cost these men and women their most valuable commodity: time.
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Over the last decade, a consumer's data has become much more valuable.
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When it goes down, they lose valuable communication lines to the public.
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Established 3D authoring environments like Unity and Unreal become increasingly more valuable.
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These flights have yielded valuable data with respect to the Russian military.
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P&R also gives minor-league clubs something valuable to play for.
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Beacons can be used to track valuable property for improved asset management.
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The Kurds have been valuable allies to the US in defeating ISIS.
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ByteDance is largely considered the most valuable private company in the world.
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And it is one of the most valuable public companies on Earth.
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That's the kind of technology that will make every visit more valuable.
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Europe's 100 most valuable firms were founded more than 40 years ago.
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Any items inside will tend to be valuable, lethal, unlawful or contested.
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For YouTube's part this has grown to be a very valuable distinction.
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Or trying to transform its app into a more valuable platform play.
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I mean, 30-year treasuries have never been this valuable, have they?
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Is the opinion of a newly minted bachelor of arts so valuable?
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Multi-positional players are a valuable asset in the modern major leagues.
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If recycling is sufficiently profitable, more waste will become a valuable commodity.
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Not only are longer videos more valuable, but they're favored by YouTube.
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Of course, it also brought to Pinterest a valuable team of engineers.
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However, the manuscripts in their backpacks proved to be valuable as well.
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DfID does valuable work providing aid and developing long-term good will.
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Tencent overtook Alibaba to become Asia's most valuable tech company in August.
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"Peace and security is more valuable than anything," says a weary pharmacist.
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And the advanced trade rules TPP imposed are too valuable to waste.
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Park league sports was a valuable release that they made room for.
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JIM CRAMER: Larry made a point that I think is very valuable.
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And the mom-to-be has definitely had some valuable parenting practice.
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She is valuable to the extent that her pain can motivate them.
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Your emailed receipt for the pants is also full of valuable insights.
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It's much harder to create something that a human reader finds valuable.
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At a time when the union is under strain that is valuable.
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Both because they can, and to remind everyone that it's more valuable.
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Like others, transgender people yearn to be valuable, contributing members of society.
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Helping the user figure out what to do next is hugely valuable.
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Permian drillers want the oil, which is much more valuable than gas.
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This kind of narrative is incredibly valuable for both Gibson and Weinstein.
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That memory content could contain key strokes, passwords, and other valuable information.
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He says to sell what's run too much, and keep what's valuable.
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"The oil is so valuable, for many reasons," Trump said on Sunday.
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As for Declan, the boy told ABC he's learned a valuable lesson.
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But it's bulky overkill for clothing, and it takes up valuable space.
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Alphabet is second only to Apple as the world's most valuable company.
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Did they teach you something valuable and for that you thank them?
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It is China's most admired and valuable firm, worth a cool $400bn.
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