1.   Its value lies in the way it opens up the issue for reasoned discussion.

2.   The matter of where the real values lie seems to me to be the final important question of this book.

3.   By definition, an uncertain quantity is one whose value can lie anywhere along a specified range.

4.   And it puts Reiner in the entertainingly villainous role of her boss, who fancies himself a television taste maker and makes no bones about where his values lie.

5.   His value lay in his expertise in foreign and security policy, where Clinton was seen as weak.

6.   Its value lies as much in its form as in its substance.

7.   Its true value will lie in the public-relations points it scores back home for a host of battle-scarred politicians.

8.   Its value lies as much in its noncorrespondence with the world as in its fidelity to reality.

9.   Parrino said the value of coins lies in their history.