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That means you can appraise your own resources and make clear predictions.
Take a tech savvy friend along to check it out with you if you're not sure you can appraise the item yourself.
You may be limited in the dollar value of the properties you can appraise, or whether you can testify in court.
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In addition to understanding gem identification, appraisers need to know valuation theory so that they can appraise the jewelry according to the intended use of appraisal documents.
Who knows if we can appraise it correctly?
Sushi chefs roaming the Tokyo fish market can appraise a bluefin steak with a cursory glance.
For now, however, punters can appraise the race only as a devilish challenge.
Parents can appraise items of financial value and separate them from those of purely sentimental worth; then the children make requests from one list at a time.
Unpublished data is the antithesis of what science is about: transparency, where anyone can appraise the methods, and the results, and draw their own conclusions.
We can appraise the study without the burden of all this religiosity, admire it for itself alone, as the capturing of a mood and a moment.
Yes, I think: there's real value in trying to hone their critical faculties so that they can appraise their own work honestly, as well as that of their peers.
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