Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day on Wednesday about differences among American manufacturers over China's decision in July to increase the value of its currency, the yuan, by 2percentt, misspelled the name of the headquarters town of Fisher-Barton, a company whose owner, Richard T. Wilkey, wants the yuan revalued as soon as possible by as much as 40percentt.
For many feminists, to acknowledge the self's dependency is not to devalue the self but rather to revalue dependency, as well as to call into question the supposed free agency of a self that implicitly corresponds to a masculine ideal.
These countries did not so much export less after they revalued as export different, more expensive things.
He adds, "* but something pertinent to L.A. is at work also: the process by which something threatening to the integrity of the culture has been accepted and revalued as essential to that culture".
LinkedIn suddenly had to be revalued as a core business.
A 20% grower might now be revalued as a 30% grower in the stock market.
And only when it admitted that to itself and revalued as such was it able to pull in more capital and keep chugging.
This article explores ways in which some of what has been achieved through the use of writing can be achieved in the domain of the oral and ways in which the use of oral forms might be revalued as literate composition.
Roberto Morado, a local engineer and urban development expert, told artnet News, "In the first stages of the project, it was hotly debated whether the Centro Botín should be built in the center or the periphery, like the Guggenheim Bilbao, which was erected in a degraded urban area that was dramatically regenerated and revalued as a result".
Following interventions by Simone de Beauvoir and Betty Friedan, white radical feminists like Silvia Federici demanded "wages for housework" as a strategy to make gendered domestic labor visible and revalue it as the unacknowledged backbone of capitalism.
