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Current arms control treaties, though valuable, are not enough.

Pakistan needs help, and projects like those heralded by Secretary Clinton, while valuable, are not on the scale needed to turn things around.

Loading an economy car with fancy or expensive features hoping to make it more valuable is not always a good idea, experts warned.

However, what is really valuable is not physical blindness but the substitution of visual and bodily memory for eyesight.

Now whether or not that outcome is objectively valuable is not a question that Science can answer.

However, what makes Big Data valuable is not only its propensity to attract new customers, but to instill loyalty in those customers.

Later, privately, I told Ambassador Quinn that the tenor of his "Straight Talk" panel, which he publicly called "extremely valuable," was not dialogic but insulting.

"Ability to conduct a constructive dialogue with policy and decision makers, although valuable, is not undertaken" (PL,M,43).

The experience of these individuals, while valuable, is not necessarily representative of the experience of orthopedic surgeons in general.

According to the Insurance Information Institute, most such policies reimburse for stolen items, minus the deductible, even if the valuables are not swiped at home.

"What makes scooters valuable isn't necessarily their performance," he said.