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Both renovations are well worth premium prices, Mr. Tiryakioglu said.

On the walls of Picasso's mistress, they're worth a premium, the premium of history".

But Morgan Stanley research published this week supports the ageless wisdom that investors often get what they pay for, and that it may be worth paying premium prices for premium quality.

It's not worth the premium.

For us, the height is worth the premium we pay.

Yet Dresdner thinks it is worth a premium, because it has bigger industrial holdings than Commerzbank.

His career represents a possibly rash wager: that even in the most lawless marketplace, talent is still worth a premium.

By the end of their first day on sale, £5m worth of premium bonds had been sold.

There's better French food around for this price, but as we reacquaint ourselves with the urban tyranny outside, their enclave of the Fifth Republic seems worth the premium.

It is barely cheaper than the superior rear-drive Infiniti G37 sport sedan, but hardly seems worth its premium over the trusty Altima.

While affirming that ultraportables represent "a nice concept," he questions whether the benefit of a smallish notebook computer is worth its premium price.