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Their peculiar sort of pricelessness made archivists of regular people.
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Yet for all its structural, judicial and financial vicissitudes, Leonardo's "Salvator Mundi" retains an aura of pricelessness that contemporary works struggle to match.
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"The poignancy of that loss and the pricelessness of my memories of him wash over my heart in this very moment," the Arizona Republican wrote.
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The lyrics are quite literally about the pricelessness of feeling yourself—how confidence can inform how you move through the world, and how people start to treat you differently once you get in your bag.
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Weird Garbage occupies the sweet spot on the axis of arbitrary value and pricelessness: Weird Garbage arrives at the right place, right time, as if the Dark Lord herself placed it there in front of you.
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For one, the DMV rapper's biggest single to date is quite literally about the pricelessness of feeling yourself, how that confidence can inform how you move through the world, and how people start to treat you differently once you get in your bag.
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" In this way, an already uplifting song takes on a wonderful second meaning—a celebration of the joy of best-friendship, of the pricelessness of catching another person at their most candid: Gavin winks at the camera, holding a radiant bouquet of sunflowers from London's Columbia Road Flower Market ("It's one of the most gorgeous places in the city," she says); Maskin and McPherson rock out, playing air guitar: "Katie was filming us [playing air guitar]," Maskin says," And was like, 'Do it!
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Let me also express once again my profound gratitude for the > indispensable support and assistance extended to Japan by the countries of > the world, beginning with the United States of America. I am also delighted > that we have been able to build the friendly relations which we enjoy today > with the neighboring countries of the Asia-Pacific region, the United States > and the countries of Europe. Now that Japan has come to enjoy peace and > abundance, we tend to overlook the pricelessness and blessings of peace. Our > task is to convey to younger generations the horrors of war, so that we > never repeat the errors in our history.
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The Syria-Lebanon Room Originally a library built in 1782 in a wealthy Damascan merchant's home, the Syria-Lebanon Room was moved intact to its location in the Cathedral of Learning following a six-year effort to fund and install the room by the Syrian and Lebanese communities in Pittsburgh. Because of the fragility and pricelessness of the furnishing, it has been closed for class use and is one of two display rooms. The linden-paneled walls and ceilings are decorated with “gesso painting,” a mixture of chalk and glue applied by brush in intricate relief, then painted and overlaid with silver and gold leaf. The room features a (now improperly oriented) mihrab with a stalactite vault traditionally housing the Koran and prayer rug.
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