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face value

noun as in apparent worth of something

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“It’s true, a woman died,” Evelyn admits, “but through no fault of mine. . . . And I trust that my version of this desperate affair will be accepted at face value.”

As it stands, Occidental probably would redeem the Berkshire preferred stock in 2029, when it can do so at a 5% premium to face value.

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Opting for the cheapest ticket we could find, mine cost around three times face value and arrived via a link from a mobile phone a few days later.

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"The club have not received any funds above the face value price of these season tickets and have immediately returned the seats for sale to supporters who have entered the official ballot for upcoming fixtures."

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But Newcastle do not have an authorised reseller and the only way to sell season tickets is through the club's official platform at face value.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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