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Meanings of prove invaluable in English

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Usage of prove invaluable in English
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Large animal models should prove invaluable to the progress of the field.
Pubmed
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Brunetti envied Padovani his technique; it would prove invaluable in questioning suspects.
Death at La Fenice
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Yet there are some excellent high-street agencies that could prove invaluable.
The South African
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Once the goal reached, this record would prove invaluable in retracing their way.
Darkness and Dawn
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As an article of food, the cocoanuts would prove invaluable to shipwrecked crews.
Report on the Department of Ports and Harbours for the Year 1890...
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The assistance of former Separatist advisers would ultimately prove invaluable.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
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And he had just planted disinformation that in the long run might prove invaluable.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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What was said next, though, would possibly prove invaluable.
Strong, sleek and sinful
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The clews thus afforded must prove invaluable to him.
The Chief Legatee
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Family members will prove invaluable around this time.
The South African
11
Access to any such source could prove invaluable to my study and would be greatly appreciated.
The Irish Times
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His experience with Cylon culture might prove invaluable.
The Cylons’ Secret
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His Champions League experience will prove invaluable once Blackburn force their way into the elite, too.
The Guardian
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Then again, the social parts may prove invaluable.
Wired
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Nicklaus's advice should prove invaluable in the longer-term.
The Guardian
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This will prove invaluable in reversing the plan to displace people and hide possible crimes against humanity.
The Irish Times
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