Finally, I always sprinkled the dollar- and fifty-cent-book shelves with gems of higher value to cultivate the feeling of treasure hunting that draws so many people to bookstores in the first place.
Bahá'u'lláh, the Founder of the Bahá'í Faith, taught that every human is a noble being, a mine rich in gems of inestimable value.
Overall, GBM tumors from TRP mice expressed neuronal and glial progenitor markers, as described for human GBM (Motomura et al., 2012), suggesting that the cellular heterogeneity observed in human disease is conserved, and a more tractable model derived from the GEM would be of value for preclinical assays.
Other gems of sentimental or storied value, such as the three small diamond rings given to Taylor for winning Ping-Pong games against Burton, fetched prices far beyond their estimates, in this case $134,500 vs. an estimate of $5,000-$5,000-$7,000
Scarcity, as diamond dealers well know, is the genesis of value, and in Cuba, rock music is a rare cultural gem in its own right.
Focus on the beauty of the gem and ring, and do not let marketing schemes, especially from the diamond industry, guide your sense of "value".
Few, if any, firms are truly recession-proof, but as far as cyclical baggage goes, this collection of value-priced gems seems to be able to manage its way through the downturn effectively.
-PHILIPPE GUDIN Director General, Institut Le Rosey Rolle, Switzerland Time well spent I'm glad I read your gem on the value of time ("Time, priceless time," July 5, p. 250).
Still, it's all out there -- gems of misinformation, tweeted, retweeted and recycled in the loop of cable chyrons -- the value of their damage inestimable.
It had recovered more than of rough sapphires that produced of finished gems valued at $25 million in 1929 dollars (approximately $ million as of ).
They are gems of eloquence.
