jewels

The objective is to violently keep an enemy away from your jewels.

If the ring is decorated, or if it's made of more than one metal, or if it has jewels on it, this is more difficult.

Whether the jewels were fake or real or whether anything was taken or not doesn't matter right now.

There's no way a data-driven company would give out its crown jewels for regulation just like that.

Get up and running quickly by using a more productive language, not by someone else writing your crown jewels.

Typically the wedding ring is simple and unadorned--it's just a plain gold ring, no jewels.

Women's watches at the time were quite large and elaborate, covered in jewels and such.

And let's be honest Swift is great and all but it's hardly the crown jewels of the company they are giving away.

Some jewels that proved to be very accurate, and some that were way off...

I think FB's Security team is one of its crown jewels and it's great to see Alex joining FB.

After the war they returned to the village, wanting to retrieve the jewels.

I don't know anybody who got his family jewels ripped off accidentally - technically it could happen of course.

Which in that case means that protecting the former "company jewels" of Windows and Office ceases to be less important.

The issue is whether or not the "crown jewels" of EVs will be worth so much (ie, via patented features or trade secrets) that this will allow companies to extract rents.

The villain is waging damaging cyber-attacks, but his real goal is different: He's trying to force the government to enact on of their own emergency plans, which collects and stores the "digital crown-jewels" into a secret sort-of-offsite backup...

>> "wedding rings typically have one large diamond set with other jewels and a band is dead obvious as it's so plain." I thought they were usually plain (just the ring, no adornments).