Q. is not a freestanding number but a value attached to a specific time and a specific test.

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The success of Asian countries in these rankings reflects the high value attached to education and the expectations of parents.

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This value attached to such possessions was a particular feature of family life in the UK, said report author Agnes Nairn.

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If people attached absolutely no value to education prior to obtaining it, then why would they even want to pursue it?

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That is three times the value attached to those of America Online.

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What this new, evidence based, understanding of the unconscious mind tells us Leonard Mlodinow argues is that there's no hidden meaning or emotional value attached to the subliminal processing that goes on in the brain.

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It may be clear that the cost of wiping out an entire species of beetle would be high, but what value should be attached to the extermination of a few hundred bugs?

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There is value, albeit a different sort, attached to that sort of frictionless communication.

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But the Justice Department put a damper on the value of that relationship last year with the conditions it attached to the Live Nation-Ticketmaster merger.

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Lacking the rarity that attached itself to Wagner's card in the '30s, and Griffey's rookie card today, their value has plummeted.

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