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Meanings of valuable in English
Usage of valuable in English
1
And all men used water, for paper, any paper, was too valuable.
2
Chylarecki said: The animals need all of these valuable trees to survive.
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It's not clear this is an economically valuable way to fight terrorism.
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Just 15 years ago, GE was the world's most valuable public company.
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Slave labor was more valuable in the South than in the North.
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It is particularly valuable to make supply side reforms in present circumstances.
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However this valuable technique carries specific risks inherent to the access route.
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Effective malaria interventions could be a valuable addition to school health programmes.
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China was Australia's fastest-growing and most valuable inbound travel market, he said.
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These new data provide valuable information for understanding cross-species infection by HEV.
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I think it is a valuable contribution in an open, democratic society.
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Hillary had won eighteen million votes; her support was a valuable commodity.
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GIRK channels may therefore prove to be a valuable new therapeutic target.
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Both companies had learnt valuable lessons from that experience, their CEOs said.
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Both companies had learned valuable lessons from that experience, their CEOs said.
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Even the less valuable items can fetch a good price that way.
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