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Pompadour was rarely ungrateful — she never disowned her embarrassing family — and she prized fidelity (to herself and the King) above all other virtues and rewarded it opulently.
For Katie Couric, the offer in 2006 to become the anchor of "CBS Evening News" came with another incentive, one she prized almost as highly, according to two of her friends: the chance to report for "60 Minutes," the newsmagazine that for Ms. Couric stood for the kind of serious journalism she had always aspired to.
According to Ardizzone, who teaches American studies at the University of Notre Dame, Greene wanted above all to make "the rare books she prized so highly available to the public, not locked in the vaults of private collectors" — and eventually she met this goal.
She kept only her wedding band and a few pieces she prized for sentimental value and the guards relieved her of even those as the Perezes boarded a flight to Bogotá, where they would resettle into a starkly more spartan life.
Cleopatra of late Ptolemaic Egypt used a quarter-cup of saffron in her warm baths, as she prized its colouring and cosmetic properties.
In fact, she knows exactly how highly she is prized, because they give her grades.
She had prized unanimity.
What she prizes instead of splendor is calm.
As a novelist she prizes solitude and regrets the encroachments of modern life.
But the swift, accurate cataloguing of her books is not what she prizes most about LibraryThing.
