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Your watch seems to be very valuable.
I know that you want to assert your point of view but frankly, you're completely wrong.
Those in the wrong will try to win, even if it means having to lie about their opponents.
Not being useful to anyone is simply being worthless.
Tom didn't get paid as much as he thought he was worth.
These must be worth at least three hundred dollars.
In many plays, the villain acts as a foil to the hero.
He strongly persisted in arguing his opinion.
Smith argues that no international laws can be applied to this case.