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worth

[wurth] / wɜrθ /


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"They feel that their dedication to their studies isn't worth it because of the situation in Venezuela," she says.

From BBC

Shares in these scenarios usually see minimal volatility because the only factor that matters for what they’re worth is the pending transaction, making the returns look even more appealing.

From Barron's

"There are lots of cooperatives, it's worth asking your supplier if there is one in your region," Spray said.

From BBC

ET, more than $760 million worth of Brent and West Texas Intermediate oil futures changed hands, according to Dow Jones Market Data.

From The Wall Street Journal

It's worth reflecting that the number of pupils in Scotland's schools is also projected to fall, and the country still has the smallest class sizes anywhere in the UK.

From BBC