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Worth around $2.5m£1.6m6m), it is considered priceless by Bach enthusiasts, and is now to go on immediate display.

Usually, he said, it's about 10 percent of the value of the stolen paintings — which in some cases are considered priceless.

Michaelangelo's original David is generally considered priceless, but Ms Prvacki has valued the sculpture's shadow at a cool $1m £700,0000).

The estimated value of the donation is $10 million to $15 million, though much of the material would undoubtedly be considered priceless by "historians, sociologists, cultural historians and people in business school and advertising," as Mr. Mooney put it.

A fisherman was going to row us along the wide arc in the river to a point opposite the Taj, from where the view of the majestic tomb was considered priceless.

Last June, a middle school on Staten Island received 370 free tickets from Six Flags Great Adventure - a boon that many grade-schoolers would consider priceless.

He said he considered garages priceless for overscheduled families because they offer the luxury of "spontaneity, the freedom to do what you want to do when you want to do it".

The city's finances are in shambles (with the city declaring bankruptcy this summer), the former mayor was just sentenced to 28 years in jail and the city has considered selling priceless artwork from the Detroit Museum of Art.

Merely considering a priceless collection as an "asset" — and encouraging the public to do so — is pernicious and predatory.

Before hiring managers start calculating the cost of accessibility, they ought to consider the priceless advantage of a diverse workforce.

The trees, many of which were standing during the Civil War, are considered premier and priceless specimens.