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Idiom
Face value.
If you take something at face value, you accept the appearance rather than looking deeper into the matter.
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For example, the Irish loans that RBS sold it last December went for £1.1bn, despite having a face value of about £4.8bn.
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The ticket had a face value of £35.
The loans have a face value of more than $13 billion.
Morgan Stanley has a face value of $56 trillion in derivatives.
The bonds, which have a face value of 8.5percentt and yield 8.67percentt, mature in 2006.
Top-price mid-week "premium" seats have a face value of £85.
The seats have a face value of $80,180 and are the most expensive in the ballpark.
As of Sept. 30, the company's debt had a face value of $22.5 billion.
Although they have a face value of £900m, they are expected to fetch a fraction of that amount.
Ultimately, the coalition wants to sell the entire stock of student debt, which has a face value of £40bn.
Tickets to championship rounds have a face value of $100, although tickets with access to premium clubs cost more.
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