But "they are under shareholder pressure to expose the value of the underlying businesses".
They exposed the value of various personal trusts, as well as some odd behavior.
If you believe that Frank's exposures were just that, exposing the threadbare values of a society deluded by its satisfactions, this picture would be Exhibit A; but it will suit your purpose, equally, if you happen to view transparency as a virtue, or take pride in a country's devotion to the homespun.
But although art forgers do a certain amount of economic damage, they also provide public entertainment by exposing the real values that lie at the heart of the art market.That art market pretends that great artists are inimitable, and that this inimitability justifies the often absurd prices their work commands.
Though the memo in which Mr Letwin made these claims is now some three decades old, there is a clear public interest in exposing the attitudes and values that once guided a still-serving member of the British Cabinet.
We basically expose the full value of a relational database like Postgres to the end user, but we also give them something equally but more important: the interface on the top that makes the data immediately visible".
"We hope that this analysis helps to expose the exaggerated value attributed to the JIF and strengthens the contention that it is an inappropriate indicator for the evaluation of research or researchers," the team concludes in a preprint paper posted to bioRxiv.
Or might the end of our lives expose the true value of the Humanities?
Additionally, bonds all over the world were declining in value, exposing the company to the possibility they would have to make good on their pledges as a buyer of last resort.
Here in the United States, we tend to think of our teachers as experts and/or specialists at a given grade level, and we value exposing the children to different teaching styles.
