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61 shock value
shock value n the shock value of the book is the attraction le côté provocateur du livre est le seul intérêt ; it's just for shock value c'est juste pour choquer. -
62 face value
noun valeur f nominale; figto take something at face value — prendre quelque chose au pied de la lettre [claim]; prendre quelque chose pour argent comptant [compliment]
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63 face value
(the value stated on the face of a coin etc: Some old coins are now worth a great deal more than their face value.) valeur nominale -
64 surplus value
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65 purchase value to be adopted in order to work out the appreciation
Jur. valeur d'acquisition à retenir pour le calcul de la plus-value [biens issus d'une indivision]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > purchase value to be adopted in order to work out the appreciation
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66 appreciation in value
plus-value (RL, 2e) -
67 decrease in value
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68 decrease of value
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69 increase of value
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70 at face value
(as being as valuable etc as it appears: You must take this offer at face value.) au pied de la lettre -
71 book value
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72 disposal value
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73 food value
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74 market value
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75 net asset value
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76 net present value
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77 news value
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78 nominal value
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79 ozone value
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80 par value
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