While I wouldn't want many companies to be in Hershey's predicament, perhaps it is a jewel to be treasured, one that should be exempt from the laws of economics and today's hyper market efficiency.
There will be a vast body of digitized material that is held in common and easily accessed via laptop, and then there will be treasured, one-of-a-kind materials whose deepest secrets will be penetrated only by close examination.
It's a treasure, one of the first Dylan cover albums ever made, and one of the finest.
This festival is a treasure, one that regularly brings some of the world's best children's theatre to the UK, while celebrating the best we have to offer.
BOSTON, Dec. 10 — Unbeknownst to Anna Plumstead, her attic in Wiscasset, Me., held a treasure: one of the earliest copies of the Declaration of Independence, delivered to her town in 1776 as part of a campaign to spread its message through the original 13 colonies.
Each of our seventy years of friendship have been treasured ones.
What might seem routine today might be a treasured memory one day, only you won't be able to remember it if you don't write it down.
Accepting one's thoughts as merely thoughts is very different from treasuring one's thoughts; one may as well treasure one's sweat or saliva.
And wouldn't you treasure one well-made piece way more than three throw-away things?
As de Hamel sits supervised by a hawklike librarian, or alone behind a photocopier with a priceless treasure, one can't help but think of the Book of Kells alone in the mud, discarded like garbage.
It is a national treasure, one of the oldest surviving manuscripts on paper in Iraq, a medical treatise written in 1012 by the physician Mohammed bin Zakarai al-Razi.
