Next up was Yukos, Russia's third largest oil company, which was sold for £173m (a fraction of its real value) to sole-bidder Mikhail Khodorkovsky, a member of parliament in the Russian duma.
The elevation of market value into the sole measure of worth, says Marx, reduces a commodity to nothing but a sign - the sign of what it will sell for.
After the country experienced chronic inflation, the Peruvian currency, the sol, was replaced by the Inti in mid-1985, whitselfself was replaced by the nuevo sol in July 1991, at which time the new sol had a cumulative value of one billion old soles.
The sole value of this poem, he said after rejecting every single line, is the phrase "wide-screen sky".
"Great creations of taste and faith never express themselves primarily in terms of mere convenience and zeal," James wrote, "and all the waiting money and the general fury have, at the most, the sole value of being destined to be good for beauty when it shall appear".
The table also reveals that there is no statistically significant difference in the mean value of remittances sent by sole- versus multiple-sibling migrants.
As a side note, few straight lines in the top left region of the log-log chart are due to malfunctioning of the vehicle sensor system that was not updating the sole value of the instant yaw rate.
And morality would not be such that it would make sense for a person to do the right thing (as defined by the rules in place) for its own sake, since the sole value of the relevant rules is found in the benefits that come from others complying with those rules.
With the Internet reducing search, transaction and distribution costs to near nil, savvy start-ups have been able to thwart the capitalist order and make use-value the sole value of a good once again.
Obviously, this is not the case: the sole value of p38MAPK is not enough to determine the resulting cellular fate.
At first glance, the model stable states seem to depend on the sole value of p38MAPK (see Figure 2).
