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priceless

[prahys-lis] / ˈpraɪs lɪs /




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With refinements - better reporting delays, asymptomatic cases - they could give public-health officials something priceless in the early hours of an outbreak: a sense of which actions matter most, before the window for containment snaps shut.

From BBC

Taking the time to find out what makes them tick is priceless, and that determines either success or failure.

From BBC

“These pictures are so priceless to me,” Lake says.

From Los Angeles Times

“Their value is cultural, historical and artistic…economically, they are priceless,” São Paulo’s City Hall said of the works, which included prints from Matisse’s colorful 1947 “Jazz” series.

From The Wall Street Journal

A water leak at the Louvre museum in Paris has damaged hundreds of works, just weeks after thieves stole priceless French crown jewels from the museum in broad daylight.

From BBC