Urban Watersrecognizes that revitalizing waterways transforms overlooked assets into treasured centerpieces that help drive urban revival.
The impact on the overall federal budget and deficit reduction is miniscule, but the meaning of cuts to local businesses in and around treasured landmarks that host nearly 300 million visitors a year is all too real.
But crucially, it is also the place in which we hope that treasured cultural and communal identities, whether national, ethnic or religious, are cultivated and protected.
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Not to mention that treasured childhood memories are irreplaceable.
As prior reports suggested, the carrier is reporting that push-to-talk services will continue to carry the treasured "Nextel Direct Connect" branding that has largely represented enterprise PTT service in the US for ages (14 years, to be exact).
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He remains the leading rebounder in NCAA history (2, 201), and for those of us from the region, it was Gola's loyalty to his school and hometown that we most treasured about him.
But even more, I am proud to go to India, and I look forward to the history that we will make together - progress that will be treasured not just by this generation but by generations to come.
The decline appears due mostly to speculative short-term trading and possibly, sales by banks rather than any fundamental change in the nature of a resource that has consistently been treasured as a store of value since civilization began.
Every year, Budweiser tries anew to convince us that the Clydesdales are a treasured national tradition rather than a marketing device.
France, too, knows that it is close to losing its treasured triple AAA rating.
And so it was that a Gold card, not the treasured Platinum card, showed up in my mailbox.
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Among the movie's many revelations is the fact -- I'm taking the factuality on faith -- that the Vatican library's most treasured manuscripts are stored in sealed chambers under a partial vacuum.
Consider whether that thing you're buying will be treasured for years to come or discarded in a few months.
So Nynex, hardly the most popular local telephone company in America, knew it was in for a scrap when it recently unveiled a plan to deprive some Manhattanites of their treasured 212 area code--arguably the only local telephone code that is recognised from Tokyo to Tomsk.
And was it really that same head, battered and worm-eaten, with an iron spike still rammed through the skull, that became a souvenir, a vulgar curiosity, a treasured relic and was finally in 1960 secretly laid to rest in the chapel of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, where the young Cromwell briefly studied?
Berg has long treasured the Melvan, and now another starry-eyed fan will get that opportunity.
One difficulty for the Getty is that many of the antiquities in dispute are among its most treasured and most visible.
The question is whether in this way migrants will help to preserve the Nordic countries' treasured welfare model, or whether they will change their host societies so fundamentally that the model itself will come under threat.
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But I have treasured them all the more and can't imagine a life without the happiness that you've given me.
Years later, she was able to meld easily into an Oxford community, her neighbours never suspecting that the nice Ruth Werner was the conduit of the West's treasured secrets to an enemy.
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The extra tanginess that comes with age is highly prized, and is why older starters become treasured members of the family for sourdough junkies.
He remains a benign Nosferatu, halfway between the demon that dogs romantic souls, luring them into a hellfire of trouble, and a treasured imaginary friend.
Last March, the State Department and Secretary Clinton insisted that "combating intolerance based on religion" can be accomplished without compromising Americans' treasured First Amendment rights.
The treasured trophy itself was on parade at the home of the Squires on Thursday night and while that might well be as close as their players will ever get to it, it's the hopes and dreams of clubs like these that make the FA Cup the greatest club competition in the world.
The vast view still captures the wild frontier and fertile land that held so much promise for those who once sailed across the sea with only their dreams and treasured culture to guide them.
"His worldwide reputation and genuine enthusiasm for developing Wales' future economy - through ensuring that young people are well supported in developing their scientific knowledge and entrepreneurial skills - made him a treasured alumnus of Bangor University, " the spokesperson added.
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