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The job provided invaluable experience.
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Her assistance was invaluable.
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This sleeping bag, radiating back and preserving my body heat, will be invaluable.† (source)
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For the goal of producing a scientifically constructed working dog, this is invaluable.† (source)
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However, I do not deny that her information was invaluable.† (source)
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Most of you are immune and have helped us gather invaluable data.† (source)
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I learned an invaluable lesson from my old mentor, Dr. L. C. Lindsley.† (source)
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He may prove an invaluably useful man to us.† (source)
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I've learned an invaluable lesson about lust today.† (source)
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The migrants I spent time with also gave me an invaluable gift.† (source)
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Aside from my appreciation for Michael's invaluable help with the work itself, I was grateful finally to have someone around to share the insanity of the case with—just as I was discovering that it was even crazier than I thought.† (source)
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Ramona the lab tech from OrganInc made the move with him; she was part of the deal because she was an invaluable asset, said Jimmy's father; she was his right-hand man.† (source)
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If I had been a different person with a different set of experiences—if I had been another Nirmala, as they'd expected—then Professorji's lesson would be life-affirming, invaluable, inexpressibly touching.† (source)
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I learned these lessons in alchemy, but you will find them invaluable in this new world you've unwittingly wandered into.† (source)
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We need you to detonate the missile so the Iraqis cannot get the technology, which is invaluable.† (source)
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Those disks could have been invaluable to Acting Commander Gudgeon at his hearing.† (source)
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