If so, this won't be a first, as it is in Shakespeare's pre-Christian England that King Lear discovers the power of sacrificial love only when he has been stripped of all he once deemed valuable.
Items deemed valuable enough are listed in an online auction that runs for seven days, and when it closes, EBTH collects payments and coordinates deliveries to buyers across all 50 states and 50 countries worldwide.
Between 1900 and 1978 when this material was removed from individuals undergoing treatment it had a stabilised bio-identity as diagnostic material deemed valuable to understand the individual's health condition and potentially that of family members, and was typically valued as such by both patient-families and hospitals.
Bias by indication includes the notion that clinicians were aware of the methotrexate failure in a patient's history when they decided to re-employ methotrexate, selecting the more refractory patients in whom no other options were deemed valuable.
Textual data have been somewhat ignored although they are deemed valuable.
For about a week, a team of investigators removed whatever it deemed valuable.
When a book reached a store's shelf, or a film reached a cinema's screen, or a show made it into the cable distribution system, you knew that it had been deemed valuable enough to invest with substantial resources, not least a series of legal agreements and indemnifications between various parties in the value chain.
Such measures have signalled the start of an era in which only those activities guaranteed to bring significant economic returns are deemed valuable.
Tapeworms, fleas, writers: all are essentially parasites, insinuating themselves into the intimate spaces of a host organism and then sucking out any material deemed valuable.
Areas for further research, where the new normalisation scheme is deemed valuable, are highlighted.
One values equality in the former way if equality is deemed valuable only if some further condition is in place.
