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Meanings of invaluable tool in English

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Usage of invaluable tool in English
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Markets are, in general, an invaluable tool for promoting human well-being.
Economics Without Illusions
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She said the Freeway Security Network has been an invaluable tool to solve cases.
The Guardian
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This approach is above all an invaluable tool for the identification of disease-associated epitopes.
Pubmed
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For this reason, play is an invaluable tool for communication.
The Guardian
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It's an invaluable tool in my line of work.
G'day to die: a passport to peril mystery
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It is an invaluable tool for businesses big and small and it's free to download.
The Irish Times
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It's made the blogosphere an invaluable tool for holding the mainstream media's feet to the fire.
The Guardian
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Twitter too, is an invaluable tool for writers.
The South African
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The chicken BAC library constitutes an invaluable tool for positional cloning and for comparative mapping studies.
Pubmed
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It could be an invaluable tool for revealing other, more complicated laws that have eluded humans.
Wired
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French Waterways is an invaluable tool for you, now in the planning stages and also once onboard.
News.com.au
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An invaluable tool for small business owners.
The Irish Times
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He says it's an invaluable tool for teaching and practicing which interventions to do - and when.
Radio NZ
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The simple practice of bringing your mind back to the present moment is an invaluable tool whilst climbing.
Climbing Magazine
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In the process, evolution has also presented us with an invaluable tool to understand how pain is caused.
The Guardian
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The game could be an invaluable tool not only for counterterrorists and epidemiologists but also sociologists and economists.
Wired
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