It has long cherished the "French cultural exception", the idea that culture has a special value and needs protection.French singers and actors urged the opposition Socialists to back the law.
Given the complex control of many brain functions, subjective experience of mood as a single expression of integrated functions has a special value.
This may have a special value where low-level virus contamination is suspected, for example in biological products such as vaccines (sadeghi-nejad 1996).
In addition to this, studies on the floating population indicate that the professional network has a special value for migrants, especially migrant workers (Li 1996; Liu 2001; Cao 2003).
For Bolaños, sharing time with his children from the start has a special value.
Unless the student with imperfect scores and grades has a special value to the institution, there is zero likelihood of admission.
Libya, Dr. Shunaib was keen to recall, is a resource-rich country whose oil has special qualities that make it ideal for petrochemical industries, and therefore has a special value for the US different from its value for Europe.
He notes that heroic human stories had been held to be superior to myth, but argues that myth has a special value: "For myth is alive at once and in all its parts, and dies before it can be dissected".
This analysis has a special value as it is much less dependent on the accuracy of estimating the recombination rates.
Naturalistic studies, i.e. studies carried out under real-world conditions have a special value in so far as they can provide answers concerning treatment acceptability by giving information about dropout from treatment, which may be seen as a proxy for acceptance of treatment.
