Most customers cherish quality over quantity.
In all seriousness, despite transforming into catwoman (the Michelle Pfeiffer version), I truly cherished the quality time with my son.
Its residents persistently battle the possibility that all of their cherished human qualities -- their desire to work hard, love deeply, be true -- can be sold for money.
That understanding is known in the trade as having a "theory of mind", and it is considered the gateway to such cherished human qualities as empathy and deception.Biologists have learned to treat such assertions with caution.
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But the elephant in the room since the Russian bought the club has always been his unrelenting demand for trophies, and while Villas-Boas would be happy to be cherished for the quality of his football, it is the quantity of silverware on his CV that is more important.
Elvis Costello is neither the first to cherish those qualities nor the first to put them in lyrics, but he stretched himself to try both when he collaborated with the Charles Mingus Orchestra in a concert on Wednesday night at the Beacon Theater.
Instead, Fahrenkrug's St Paul, Minnesota-based startup Recombinetics is tweaking a few letters in the genomes of dairy cattle to render them hornless, while maintaining cherished milk-production qualities.
Steve Sullivan, author of the Encyclopedia of Great Popular Song Recordings, writes that the track "possesses virtually all of the qualities cherished by doo-wop lovers: melodic beauty, a shimmering earnest lead vocal, stripped-to-the-bone simplicity, and a pristine romantic innocence".
