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They might be passed to Oxfam's "Valued" team - a trio of antiques experts based in Ealing, west London, who collaborate with auctioneers at Bonhams to make sure expensive donations get the price they deserve.
The Guardian World News Patrick Kingsley 2011
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I agree, with the job layoffs mounting, it's time to become a "Valued" employee at work.
LivingAlmostLarge 2008
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Video: Coburn: Kagan 'Valued' Harvard Over 'U.S. Law'
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Video: Coburn: Kagan 'Valued' Harvard Over 'U.S. Law'
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Video: Coburn: Kagan 'Valued' Harvard Over 'U.S. Law'
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ABC News - Coburn: Kagan 'Valued' Harvard Over 'U.S. Law'
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ABC News - Coburn: Kagan 'Valued' Harvard Over 'U.S. Law'
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Video: Coburn: Kagan 'Valued' Harvard Over 'U.S. Law'
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Valued chiefly for its intense color and heady aroma, saffron also has a strong taste, but one that is hard to describe, says Mr. Dahlgren.
The Purple Gold of La Mancha J. S. Marcus 2011
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Valued at a 10 times multiple, less tax, SABMiller's share of these savings is worth around $220 million, meaning it is giving away slightly more in total than it is receiving.
SABMiller's Latest Deal Is No Turkey Andrew Peaple 2011
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