Like the value of diamonds, her prestige depended upon a controlled and limited output; and, in those terms, she was a royal success, the queen of the writer-in-residence swindle, the prizes racket, the high-honorarium con, the grants-in-aid-to-struggling-artists shit.
"This is the most significant international deal in the history of Showtime, and further signals the value and prestige of its content brand in the global marketplace". said Armando Nunez, chief executive of CBS's global distribution group.
Figure 2(F) shows the obtained standardized β-coefficients, indicating that rank is the strongest driving force of visibility, followed by the value (prestige) of the tournaments, the rank of the opponents and the number of matches the player participated in a tournament.
A good car from the pre-1972 mayels may be a relatively good investment, while a late-model SL can represent a good driving value, with a high level of prestige, for not much more than a new Toyota Camry.
Those with Arab fathers will recognise the prestige value of the title "doctor".
Horsemanship has remained a valued social asset and symbol of prestige, but the opening of many new riding clubs and stables has made riding and horsemanship accessible to a much larger segment of the population.
The drivers' title is the most important to the team in terms of prestige and marketing value.
