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This is a striking film from a valuable new talent.

But they insisted that the costs be partly offset by cutting $1 billion from a valuable loan program, dear to jobs-minded Democrats, to develop energy-efficient automobiles.

Several months removed from a heart-wrenching winter during which Robinson's grandfather, grandmother and mother died within about a month, Robinson rededicated himself to basketball, developing in a short time from a valuable reserve into one of the best players in the country.

The Internet accelerates the dissemination of information, turning data from a valuable asset into a ubiquitous commodity.

New head coach Mel will not only take heart from a valuable point but also from The Baggies' determination to fight their way back into a game that Everton dominated early on.

By dismissing youth, we're closing ourselves off from a valuable resource with unique perspectives.

"My Ancestor" series The Society of Genealogists, from £4.95 A valuable series of guides to records relating to a variety of groups and professions.

Bonnie Hewson, the Soil Association's projects director, says the global scale of the problem should not deter people from making a valuable local contribution.

But if they're introduced in their current form they could seriously prevent colleges and students from making a valuable contribution to tackling the skills gap.

The Cambodia bombing, far from providing a valuable precedent for today's counterterrorism campaign, illustrates the trouble with secrecy: It doesn't work.

But it feels like the daily default of anonymity is now out of date, sabotaging otherwise interesting stories that deserve input, and creating an intimidating environment for readers that are deterred from making a valuable contribution.