1.   Out of that commandment all my values come.

2.   In the conventional world of supply and demand where we all grew up, value came from shortage.

3.   Sometimes, as in this case, its value comes from its rareness or unexpectedness.

4.   And the price can rise beyond that in markets such as New York, analysts said, where scarcity value comes into play.

5.   Any value comes from inside yourself.

6.   About half its value comes from a cement factory and a construction materials company in Hong Kong.

7.   But economic value increasingly comes from less generic, harder-to-measure, and often intangible goods.

8.   But his value comes in the mental edge he can provide.

9.   Cisco plugged those resources into its own effective development, logistics, manufacturing and marketing processes and threw away whatever nascent processes and values came with the acquisitions.

10.   Following Postman, he has a fine old time showing how entertainment values have come to permeate every nook and cranny of American life.