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Many celebrities have their own "valuables coverage" policy: it is difficult to insure something for a single event.

It's doubtful you'll see him regularly line up outside, though, as his range and fluidity over the middle are too valuable in coverage.

Gabriel Sherman's new biography of Fox News founder Roger Ailes, the Loudest Voice in the Room, has enjoyed plenty of valuable media coverage in the week since its release, including a pretty good appearance by the author on the Colbert Report.

For only about $100 to $200 per year, you can add thousands of dollars worth of valuable medical coverage.

They claimed that it slowed Romney's momentum, depriving him of valuable news coverage as the approaching storm and its impact dominated the airwaves.

They would certainly bring valuable perspective to coverage of criminal justice and homelessness.

A well-articulated sample may be as valuable as comprehensive coverage.

However, pregnant adolescents and girls of lower socio-economic status are more likely to drop out of school, therefore, opportunities for catch-up vaccination are valuable to improve coverage among the at risk young female population.

There have been many valuable reports on the coverage of ENC in rural South Asia, but these tend either to not report coverage by different types of delivery [ 25- 28], or to cover relatively few births [ 18, 29, 30] and/or relatively few practices [ 17, 25, 29] and most consider only one geographical area.

Even if he does not return kicks, Johnson could be a valuable player on the coverage teams.

As Lucent struggles to cut costs and meet its obligations, the next thing that they fear will be lost is retirement medical coverage, a valuable benefit that more than 100,000 retirees now receive from the company.