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Others remember an efficient administrator (admittedly, a rare and valuable species in Russia), always polite, but with no feel for bigger questions.
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So, today, you all have a rare and valuable chance to pursue your own passions, chase your own dreams without incurring a mountain of debt.
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"Being hand-written would have made it rare and valuable even when it was new, so it is not a surprise to find it shows signs of marks from the copper clasps which held its chains when it was in the nun's library, " he said.
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Some materials in solar modules such as silicon and rare metals could be more valuable in the future, providing an additional incentive to recycle.
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That makes them more rare and, in turn, more valuable.
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This refers to a collection of some 13, 000 paintings, drawings, sculptures, pieces of furniture, tapestries, manuscripts, books and rare coins among which lie 1, 500 valuable works, including ones by Italian and Flemish 16th- and 17th-century painters which were acquired for Hitler's planned museum in Linz.
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"The opportunity to learn from such a hugely successful and experienced film-maker is very rare indeed, and I have no doubt that it will be a valuable one, " she said.
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Soliris is very valuable in treating two conditions: a rare form of anemia and an even rarer kidney ailment known as atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome.
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But many of those ousted possessed valuable skills: between 1998 and 2004, 20 relatively rare Arabic speakers and six Farsi speakers were forcibly discharged after they were found to be gay.
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The two superpowers are competing over a valuable new resource -- the rare earth elements used in the construction of nearly all smartphones, tablets and other electronic gadgets.
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