His cell phone becomes his most valuable prop, as he tries to keep the country from plunging into chaos while tracking down his wayward child.
It deprives the Russian leader of a valuable prop, one that tells his domestic audience it has a world leader who can measure his stature again the biggest and the best.
The crisis has been the most valuable prop to nationalists.
Since the works of the two artists are too valuable to be used as props, the film's scenic designers made their own; not as exact copies or replicas, but rather in the style of the originals to give the feeling of particular real works.
Your tight-head prop is so valuable.
The idea that Black life is only valuable as some dangerous THING to be propped up in service of White safety is not only problematic, played out, and physically dangerous it is downright psychological terrorism.
The food movement learned a valuable lesson in the failure of Prop 37: We can't outspend Big Food and we can't out campaign them -- but we can outsmart them.
The former has a stellar spec sheet and access to frequent updates straight from Mountain View, but the latter makes do with a slightly older version of Android propped up by some awfully valuable software tweaks.
In fact it came fourth, gaining just one extra seat, and has lost a valuable ally in Mr Mas, whom it had propped up for his previous two-year term.
The owner, he says, was "absolutely surprised" she had such a valuable painting (it had been acquired as a prop from an antiques shop for a few hundred dollars, and she had later bought it from the production company).
