His appointees control everything that matters, from Gazprom to the Central Electoral Committee.

Item of value?

Is there anything left of you worth havin'?

After all, what's one less conductor?

OK, well you can't serve yourself you've got to serve others something of value.

Democracy is a thing, a value, for which we should be fighting.

Two years on, are good intentions the best that Obama s new policy has to offer? After all, nothing of value has in fact resulted from them.

And to me, knowledge is something that is extremely valuable.

Ja, all you see! (Pointing to himself) (Applause)

And all an asset is, is something that has some future economic value.

You might be very valuable to us.

You know, I'd never lost anything,

This is a railway station the likes of which you've never seen before.

Master Dalí, something of value that you brought from Spain?

It's absolutely irrelevant, and I get nothing for it.

And it's just extraordinary to watch, and we remember it ourselves.

It's absolutely irrelevant, (Laughter) and I get nothing for it.

True, some currencies have risen and others have fallen, but on average almost nothing has happened.

There is something else that transcends national boundaries and summons global responsibility, something that is of infinitely greater worth than even the environment or the oceans.

Your Majesty has something which I should value even more highly, said Holmes.

When the value of a currency drops, so does everything valued in it.

Naturally, theres always a slight possibility... some item of value might have been damaged.

I spent all day long hoping for something amazing to happen, something great, something to appreciate this day and to be a part of it and to... show the world that there's something great that can happen every day of your life, in everyone's life.

They have feel good value, but little else.

Your Majesty has something which I should value even more highly, said Holmes.

land, and their patents, and their copyrights, and their cash, and their buildings, and everything else they have is worth.

Always wanting them to have something and to be something.

And yet agreement on virtually everything of significance will be very difficult to reach.

When something becomes ultra low cost, it becomes massively scalable.

And the first thing I say to them is OK, well you can't serve yourself you gotta serve others something of value.

We Europeans cannot afford the luxury of dismantling a high value added industrial sector in which we still have a real comparative advantage.

The liberal bull it about the supposedly pro Western reformist Moussavi supposedly pulling an upset victory over the supposedly retrograde Ahmedinejad doesn't make much sense.

And to me, knowledge is something that is extremely valuable. So, maybe, over 10 years ago now our library got flooded.

Indeed, according to modern development models of finance, whether or not a physical center of finance exists is no longer a meaningful issue.

This would also provide an important means of measuring the world apos s appreciation of their conduct of matters and establish a democratic principle of indisputable worth.

When you get math involved, problems that you solve for aesthetic value only, or to create something beautiful, turn around and turn out to have an application in the real world.

It's way above everything that we have ever seen before.

Nothing can be valued above human life, and there is no excuse for repressions.

I hate to argue with Einstein, but if that which is most valuable in our life and our business actually can't be counted or valued, aren't we going to spend our lives just mired in measuring the mundane?

If Festinger and Friedman are right, little can be done about this, because such comparisons are a part of human nature.

Much has already been achieved in the negotiations, and an agreement of significant value is within reach.

First of all, please remember I'm completely politically correct, and I mean everything with great affection.

He also poetically added, Only God can create something of value out of nothing .

You know, in times like these, a guy can offer a girl a handkerchief or a double old fashioned.

A British schoolteacher expressed the sentiment well in 1910 We suspect the man who talks patriotism and imperialism, just as we suspect him who talks religion or any of the things that are of deepest value in life.