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The phrase "became valuable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone that has gained importance or worth over time. For example: - "The old family heirloom suddenly became valuable after it was appraised by an expert." - "She invested in the company when it was struggling, but it eventually became valuable and she earned a significant profit." - "His skills became valuable to the team, and he was promoted to a leadership position."
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Experience became valuable as game wore on.
His beheadings were, however, turned into ghastly films which became valuable propaganda tools for the jihadists.
When war memorabilia became valuable in the 1970s the US government held a sale of collectables.
Smelted copper, cast as axes, hammered into knife blades and coiled in bracelets, became valuable exports.
As land prices rose across Manhattan, that land suddenly became valuable again.
In the eighties, the Lagos business district began to move to Victoria from Lagos Island, and the land became valuable.
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Consequently, they become valuable tourist resources.
These will become valuable in the future.
Thus domain names based on intuition become valuable corporate assets.
"Associate your brand with something glamorous and valuable, and by extension, you will become valuable, too".
The modal synthesis techniques have become valuable and well-established tools in structural dynamics.
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