We keep valuable items locked in a safe for 30 days.
This is a weird turn of events in an age that keeps valuable cultural artifacts at close reach.
If we want to keep valuable high-fliers, men and women, it has to be worth tackling that.
Many companies have fought bitterly against efforts to change their rules, contending that they need the flexibility to grant options quickly to attract or keep valuable employees.
The decision to intentionally produce an instant rarity, sure to rise drastically in price, is a reversal of past policy, when the Postal Service fought to keep valuable errors out of collectors' hands, even going to court to do so.
Recently, Apple built its own mobile maps to replace Google's maps on the iPhone in part because it wanted to keep valuable information about users' location searches to itself and away from its competitor.
The move is a way for Google to make more money from retailers, some of its most lucrative advertisers, but it also needs to improve product listings to keep valuable customers from going to Amazon.
She didn't want to go back for the stroller, but to buy a new one would confirm to her husband that she was unable to keep valuable objects in her possession.
DC Air, Mr. Johnson's new airline, has also been heavily criticized as a ploy to keep valuable assets at National Airport out of the hands of United's strongest competitors.
