How To Use Crucially In A Sentence
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And this also involves, crucially, the identification of areas where there are disagreements between agencies over objectives or methods.
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But crucially for a superbike rider, this also means that you will receive some of the finest equipment.
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Crucially, at the heart of this construct is the Commission, comprised of appointed technocrats ruling as benign Platonic guardians, protecting the interests of all the peoples of Europe.
Democracy or stability?
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Crucially, kindness towards others is his new school 's motto.
Times, Sunday Times
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He skipped past two tackles to race into the area, but was foiled crucially at the last moment by Paddy Martin, the big Kilglass No.4.
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Crucially, twins can be identical, sharing all their genes, and nonidentical, sharing half.
Times, Sunday Times
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Crucially, this advice does not extend to resorts in the Red Sea such as Sharm el-Sheikh and Hurghada, where the vast majority of British holidaymakers are based because they are "a very considerable distance from the affected areas and these resorts remain unaffected".
The Guardian World News
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The functioning of a key depends on its rigidity whilst that of clocks and watches depend crucially on the weight of pendulum bobs or the elasticity of springs.
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Their defence has been porous since the start of the season but crucially it kept a clean sheet in the home victory over the Dutch last week.
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Crucially, as all the dimensions are set at an early phase, there will be no need to enter these figures again, so errors through miskeying data are avoided.
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Crucially, it then requires that "representation… shall be degressively proportional", with a minimum threshold of six MEPs per Member State.
European Parliament seats
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There great footballers are revered, and, crucially, are measured by the prizes they have won.
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Crucially, the playing controls are fabulously intuitive.
Times, Sunday Times
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Become a stealth assassin ninja. Sneak, kill , and crucially: remain unseen .
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That means a writer not only has to write, but crucially, have accepted, three plays a year just to earn the national average wage.
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It looks treacly, tastes malty and citrusy and, most crucially, like a grown-ups' drink.
Times, Sunday Times
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Crucially, though, it failed to secure the backing of the banks.
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Crucially, he was not put on the no-fly list and his visa was not revoked.
Times, Sunday Times
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They turned up quickly at the explosion site and helped crucially in succouring victims and in maintaining the integrity for forensic investigatory purposes of that scene of rare and serious crime.
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The work of the intelligence services was crucially important to victory in the war.
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And crucially, you will be able to see if any apprentices are working unsupervised.
The Sun
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Crucially, Gannon, with a Qana "dateline" to her first piece, was there at the time - and lied.
Part 8 - Discussion and conclusions
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Wallach (2009) also observed that baiting and shooting dingoes makes them prone to attacking lambs and crucially, that reintroducing them helps prey diversity.
Biodiversity 100: actions for Australia
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The title had again changed; more crucially, the toponymic element had been dropped, and it had become a multi-volume affair.
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More crucially, the rough lining the fairways is significantly shorter and wispier this year – a vast improvement for which mother nature, and not gentlemen of the governing body, can take credit.
The Open 2011: Phil Mickelson hails revamped Royal St George's
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All points of view are equally valid, anywhere and, crucially, anywhen.
Times, Sunday Times
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The speeches were numerous, but crucially short (the sweepstake winner had plumped for 33 minutes), and the perennial post-reception disco was splendid.
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Crucially, it provides an account of why humans are so endemically prone to addictive behaviour.
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The work of the intelligence services was crucially important to victory in the war.
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Crucially, the academic staff responsible for delivering all this will not be required to undertake technical research at the university.
Times, Sunday Times
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They turned up quickly at the explosion site and helped crucially in succouring victims and in maintaining the integrity for forensic investigatory purposes of that scene of rare and serious crime.
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Looking to the future with anticipation is pleasurable and, crucially, also helps you drift back off to sleep.
Times, Sunday Times
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Acceptance of originalism, it is charged, would necessitate the reversal of crucially important landmark decisions and thereby provides a reduction ad absurdum of originalism.
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Nature - avifauna, specifically - was a thing to be studied, and, crucially, a thing apart.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The work of the intelligence services was crucially important to victory in the war.
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Crucially, the academic staff responsible for delivering all this will not be required to undertake technical research at the university.
Times, Sunday Times
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The production requires several local actors and, crucially, twins aged between seven and 10.
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Secondly, and crucially, it is not sophisticated exegesis that leads scholars to disbelieve in devils.
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So far then: no to adjectives being crucially involved, but yes to positives being used sarcastically to express negatives rather than the other way around.
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But, more crucially, he was also able to present a united political front.
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More crucially, who decided that these words could be used in common parlance without explanation?
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That was when I met James, a beautiful Canadian who, crucially, was not a school-leaving gapper.
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At its heart was "modernisation" - a term much bandied around by both sides, but with crucially different views as to what it should mean.
The Guardian World News
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Crucially, the finished sequence must cover at least 98 percent of all twenty-three pairs of chromosomes that is, the diploid genome at a stringent accuracy of 99.999 percent or just 1 error per 100,000 bases.
The $1,000 Genome
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Crucially, the food items like samosas, pastries, puffs, wraps, sandwiches and the like as well as the water are to be periodically tested for quality, he promises.
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Scott drove into the rough and had to lay up, but he pitched to six feet and, crucially for his morale, holed for a half to keep him level.
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What I found there did not correspond to what was being reported most crucially, that the liberators were widely perceived as occupiers.
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As soon as De Castro got her hands on this liability fabric she set to work making a technically simple tubular body-con design that was, crucially, zip free.
Observer Ethical Awards: From Somewhere, Ethical Fashion Award
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Crucially, he was not put on the no-fly list and his visa was not revoked.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is crucially important to the city's reputation and standing nationally and internationally.
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Crucially it was a label where artists could experiment - wild remixes often became the version of choice.
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And crucially, you will be able to see if any apprentices are working unsupervised.
The Sun
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Crucially, neither side actually used military force directly against the other at any time during the half-century of the Cold War.
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Crucially, check you are not giving up any valuable guaranteed annuity payments by moving.
Times, Sunday Times
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From his own perspective - though crucially not from ours, and we should be sure to make this distinction - such a thing could have brought him only discredit.
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Crucially for Mr. Caramadre, the plans also come with a guaranteed death benefit, in which the insurer generally agrees to repay at least the amount invested after the "annuitant" dies, even if markets have cratered and the invested sums have dwindled.
Judge Lets Claims Stand in Annuity Case
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But Marek Kohn's book is written in the belief that the upbringing of scientists and their attainments in science are crucially intertwined.
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Crucially though, the alethic possibility is still quite sound.
Modality and Hamlet
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Crucially, there were two faint marks in the text that could either be full stops or else accidental blots of ink, thereby casting doubt on the intended meaning of the text.
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The crucially important thing now is that whatever fences were damaged or knocked are mended and rebuilt, and that we get on with the forthcoming challenges with a united front.
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But in my own case it's not so much fear of the unknown that drives me as it is a sense of numinous uncanniness, verging into Rudolf Otto's "daemonic dread," at the very fact of existence itself -- which, crucially, includes not just the disenchanted world of physical nature that's visible to empirical science but the world of immediate, first-person experience with all of its daimonic psychological oddities.
Dark Awakenings and Cosmic Horror : The Lovecraft News Network
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Crucially, disclosure of the evidence must also be made to the defendants when they are served with their summons.
Times, Sunday Times
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Crucially, it won't detract from your smaller, starrier handbags, but will be comfortable in their company.
Times, Sunday Times
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This was crucially important, as when the funds of the union were sequestrated, the support groups were independent of the union and their funds could not be touched.
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Third, most crucially, acts of terror divert the attention of the masses away from collective action.
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Roughly 11m people a day read the Sun, people said by most psephologists to matter crucially at elections because most are swing voters without a firm party allegiance.
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Crucially he missed two early sitters.
The Sun
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Yes, they produce more cortisol and noradrenaline, but crucially, they also ramp up production of calming factors that help keep the brain's higher functions intact.
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Crucially, the Supreme Court identified non-violent materials which are ‘degrading or dehumanizing’ as a regulable category.
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The success of a new airport would depend crucially on its ability to attract airlines.
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And crucially without reference to the indissolubility of Christian marriage the document doesn't make complete sense.
A parish priest's pastoral letter to his people
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We were unforced and natural and, crucially, we were also similar.
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Looking to the future with anticipation is pleasurable and, crucially, also helps you drift back off to sleep.
Times, Sunday Times
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Crucially, however, even within the confines of the biological sciences, the science of genetics does not, and cannot, speak with a single, oracular voice.
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Most crucially, as Witold Rybczynski has argued, cities must continue to be livable as they balance rapid change and stable neighbourhoods.
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He has morphed a quirky novel into an enthralling, tender and, crucially, fun piece of cinema.
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crucially, he must meet us at the airport
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Crucially, however, whilst the theory of a model, Th (M), may be undecidable, it is guaranteed to be complete, and it is the models of a theory which purport to represent physical reality.
Archive 2009-06-01
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It's a neat trick to have a way to spell words containing both nasalization and crucially important tone without any accents or funny letters.
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Crucially, this also changes the frequency of the radio waves needed to flip the nucleus.
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Crucially, she does not inform us as to whether his leaving the gun and the wadding with his name on it was the consequence of panic or a deep-laid plan.
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Crucially, the account would be portable, moving if workers changed jobs.
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Crucially they lacked the raw football bred into the county's northern teams.
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Using the term "alleged victim" treats the woman or man with respect and crucially preserves the presumption of innocence for the alleged perpetrator.
Jackson Katz: DSK's Alleged Victim Should Not Be Called His "Accuser"
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Horticultural fleece is the material of choice, being cosy yet – crucially – breathable, so that plants don't get soggy and rotten, as they would wrapped in plastic.
In the garden this week: Wrap up warm and no-dig digging
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Just as crucially, exercise also promotes neurogenesis - the growth of new brain cells.
Times, Sunday Times
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We are talking about the soft, unstructured Chanelesque tweed jacket, crucially updated with the raggedy edge that shoved it into the 21st century.
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In this, the 2,000 capacity north stand was operational for the first time after being completed, safety certificated and, crucially, SPL-approved last week.
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It let him, crucially, retain a sense of childlike wonder and a love of fantasy and escapism.
Times, Sunday Times
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And, crucially, anandamide is a chemical that is naturally present in our brains that we need to experience pleasure.
The Sun
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He can make big hits and, crucially, he is an expert at implementing a game plan.
Times, Sunday Times
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He said it was crucially important as a refuelling stop’ for migratory birds and resident species, ranging from oyster catchers to sanderlings and curlews.
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Crucially, therefore, causal explanation is the proper procedure when we engage in natural science but not elsewhere.
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An exercise in precision application, the make-up is crucially important to her, far more than just another part of her perfect appearance.
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Their response was almost immediate and crucially telling.
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‘The ability of franchisors to attract potential franchisees to invest in their systems depends crucially on their own reputation and upon the reputation of franchising in general,’ he said.
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The collection of secret intelligence from sensitively placed human sources depends crucially on maintaining their confidence.
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Crucially the monarch's capacity to exact the obedience he commands is, however, immediately challenged.
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Crucially though, they failed to significantly increase their share of the vote.
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A dear friend's wedding can stir up all kinds of submerged emotions and, crucially, a sense that life is, indeed, moving forward, whether you're ready for it or not.
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The future of the company will depend crucially on how consumers respond.
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It said that ‘crucially’ students with underestimated grades did ‘not receive the conditional offers that they merit’.
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Crucially, the ecosphere provides the ecological goods (eg food, fibre) and services (eg climate control, atmospheric gas balance, soil stabilisation, pollination) that underwrite human survival and wellbeing.
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After Wendy Alexander's "bring it on" months, Scottish Labour under Iain Gray wants no truck with a vote; Annabel Goldie may love to coorie up to Salmond in Parliament, but the Tories more than most don't want to risk the Union; and, crucially, Tavish Scott decided to resist referendum calls from fellow Lib Dems.
Undefined
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And crucially, the whole idea of the twist is diluted in intensity but enlarged in scope.
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He can make big hits and, crucially, he is an expert at implementing a game plan.
Times, Sunday Times
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The economy is picking up, anational police force is finally being established and, crucially, Chávez last week dramatically defused the threat of war with the pro-US government in Colombia through a regionally brokered rapprochement.
The transformation of Latin America is a global advance
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The absence of GSTP led to a 50-fold increase in the number of tumours called adenomas crucially, in the same region of the bowel as the human cancer is found.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
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Crucially there is no evidence to suggest that they desire this power, nor that the public wish them to have it.
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Crucially, they are potent on every surface including the indoor clay chosen for this week's final in Paris.
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Crucially, these ideas were not developed in the mainstream of political discourse but on the margins and then popularised.
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Crucially, there was no bleeding around the needle marks of the chest drain, some six inches away.
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Norton is covering for Chris Evans on his Breakfast Show for two weeks and has been blessed with something most stand-ins can only dream of: his own jingle, full of pizzazz and, crucially, his name boldly proclaimed.
Breakfast Show
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And crucially, both films are dragged into that special sublime level above 99% of films made every year not only by the centra peformances, but by an artesan attention to detail that is bewilderingly good and utterly compelling.
OWF’s Blu-Ray/DVD Picks: 14th June: CRAZY HEART, INVICTUS and NOT THE MESSIAH… | Obsessed With Film
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Crucially, I also said he had done the right thing in recognising his errors and deciding to resign.
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Also, crucially, a badge of political allegiance.
Times, Sunday Times
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The future of the company will depend crucially on how consumers respond.
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Whole story strands were deleted entirely, including some crucially important ones that are necessary to the ending of the film.
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Crucially, kindness towards others is his new school 's motto.
Times, Sunday Times
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The subtle, ungraspable, undefinable but so vital and crucially important factors are more similar to energy than to matter, hence the name life-energy, life force.
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Crucially, they also have access to reliable engineers and supply lines for parts when something goes more badly awry.
Times, Sunday Times
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In addition, the incentives for alternatives - such as hydro, solar, nuclear and - crucially biofuels - grow exponentially.
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In Chapter 6 we shall discuss the issue of anaphoric reference which is generally held to depend crucially on co-text for interpretation.
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Crucially, all four members get a chance to address the crowd on their own, and they come over as decent blokes for the most part.
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Justice must be done, but most crucially it must be timeous as well.
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Crucially, couples who own a house under joint names could become trapped and unable to sell their home quickly to free up cash to pay for care.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Chancellor promised to listen but, crucially, not to bend to such protests.
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Crucially, the food items like samosas, pastries, puffs, wraps, sandwiches and the like as well as the water are to be periodically tested for quality, he promises.
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It gained seats in four of the seven electoral areas but, crucially, lost seats in two other areas.
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Crucially, Crane chooses to focalize the departing train through hoboes: ‘three men, still hungry on the tracks.’
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This city's normal population is only 85,000 and last week 400,000 retreating Leftists and hostages jammed it almost beyond bearing, with food running crucially short.
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More crucially, do they care enough to buy two tickets to see his long-time-coming opus?
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But crucially, it was a pathfinder and protector for the big Lancaster bombers - its pilots were the armed racing drivers of the sky.
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Most crucially, the military was forced to admit its fleet of helicopters was in disrepair and there was nowhere near the amount of aircraft needed to deliver aid to remote areas cut off by landslides.
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Parker displays the monomania that crucially marks off true artistry from mere dabbling.
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Crucially, Capildeo's descriptions of arid, dormant inwardness reveal a preoccupation with the static or unchanging, which relates to her book's encounter with myth.
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These are not the clinical features of variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and, crucially, the neuropathological appearances were ‘not characteristic of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.’
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Similar to the curving rotundas of many capitol buildings, but, crucially, allowing in more daylight, it is monumental without losing its human scale.
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By firmly anchoring each woman's fate in Henry's failure to be philoprogenitive - most crucially in not producing male heirs - Fraser makes a major contribution to feminist scholarship.
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Even in a traditionally Conservative parliamentary constituency, the youthful team could be crucially important.
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But, more crucially, he was also able to present a united political front.
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Crucially, however, it is not a rose-tinted look at proceedings and isn't flag-waving in the slightest, lending extra credibility to the whole affair - much like his decision to shoot in black and white.
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He has three main sets of conclusions: that Elizabeth learned important lessons of statecraft from the bitter failures of her sister Mary's reign, that her attitude to religion was a sincere adherence to what evolved into High Church Anglicanism, and that her attitudes to both marriage and religion were perhaps crucially formed during her residence with her father's last wife and her second husband, Thomas Seymour.
November Books 31 and 32) Two books about Elizabeth I
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Crucially, these laws were not struck down because they were civil rights laws.
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Crucially, the technology works in real time, so the listener can hear the output in synchronicity with lip movements.
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Crucially, however, incorporation into the upper reaches of strategy-making is offered only to representatives of the respectable citizenry.
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Campaign contributions and the votes of the diaspora are crucially important in home country politics.
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Suddenly his side looked faster, hit harder, broke more often and crucially, for a five-minute spell, retained ball at the ruck.
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The speeches were numerous, but crucially short (the sweepstake winner had plumped for 33 minutes), and the perennial post-reception disco was splendid.
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Briefly but crucially, the film attains a heartsore lyricism to match its furious lucidity, and grants its audience release.
Times, Sunday Times
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And most crucially, the treble bells could be replaced with new ones better matched to the bass bells.
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Crucially, this was when I glimpsed for the first time a world of wealth and privilege, very different from mine.
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Crucially, most of the kiosks also emit a WiFi signal, so that anyone within a couple of hundred yards can whip out a laptop or PDA and enjoy blazingly fast broadband.
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Community care also depends crucially on cooperation between different professional workers, and between different service providing agencies.
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Crucially, none of this seems indicative of a widespread desire for independence.
Times, Sunday Times
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Crucially, they decided that "Negroid" and "Arab" were two different "races," the former considered indigenous (native) and the latter foreign
GlobalResearch.ca
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Labour skills and technological know-how are crucially important.
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But the language doesn't have a lot of syllables that crucially have to be written ending in a consonant letter.
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Crucially, the cost of computing power has plummeted.
Times, Sunday Times
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Crucially, the peel strips away some of the skin's ability to protect itself against the sun.
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He says he played in something like 20 matches last season but, crucially, he was involved in five of the last six.
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The future of the company will depend crucially on how consumers respond.
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Special mineral toothpaste then helps the tooth to repair itself without the need for fillings and, more crucially, the dentist's drill.
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The crucially important job of explaining ourselves to our fellow humans is a duty that inheres in the field as a whole, not in each individual.
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Crucially, make sure the seller's name and address are the ones on the V5 and cross-refer all paperwork.
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Crucially for Fitzroy fans, it will prominently feature the FFC monogram.
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Crucially, too, they would be unable to claim compensation for wrongful imprisonment.
Times, Sunday Times
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It wasn't badly danced but, crucially, the core relationship remained unilluminated.
Times, Sunday Times
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But, crucially, it follows a similar logic of putting the responsibility on to parents to break cycles of deprivation through the sheer force of their parenting skills.
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The area includes two recognised Sli Slainte routes and, crucially, most of the walks are off the main road.
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As sinew is naturally elastic and horn compressive, their combination resulted in a bow of considerable power, yet which crucially was short enough to use with ease on horseback.
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Crucially it reveals the quirks in our behaviour that marketers are desperate to gain an insight into.
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Crucially, the smudger at the end of this pencil is excellent.
Times, Sunday Times
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These force up costs for farmers and, crucially, for food makers such as bakers.
The Sun
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Nature - avifauna, specifically - was a thing to be studied, and, crucially, a thing apart.
The Times Literary Supplement
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These three models all crucially contribute to my explanation of variation and changes currently observed in the diphthongal system of Seoul Korean.
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Crucially, therefore, causal explanation is the proper procedure when we engage in natural science but not elsewhere.
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The work of the intelligence services was crucially important to victory in the war.
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Crucially, connected leadership provides a way to improve permanently the fractured relationship between business and society.
Times, Sunday Times
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Other accessories include remote-control headphones and - crucially - a battery pack.
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Now Leibniz could retort that that this argument depends crucially on the assumption that the portion of the curve between abscissae 0 and dx is indeed straight.
Continuity and Infinitesimals
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Crucially, it would become illegal to sell a non-microchipped puppy.
Times, Sunday Times
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He can make big hits and, crucially, he is an expert at implementing a game plan.
Times, Sunday Times
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Crucially, too, it puts people out of work and into the welfare system.
Times, Sunday Times
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Crucially, you will both be individually and jointly responsible for any overdrafts or debt on the joint account.
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She is usually noble-born, and crucially, she alone is allowed to bear legitimate heirs.
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And crucially, the whole idea of the twist is diluted in intensity but enlarged in scope.
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Crucially he or she will have statutory powers to both summon witnesses and compel evidence.
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Accordingly, both the stereochemistry of and the steric hindrance around the interactive hydroxyl group crucially affect the supramolecular structure of the self-assembled chromophores.
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But crucially, the case against the doctor was also much aided by a certain Dr AG Mearns, an expert on insects, who established the date on which the body parts had been deposited in the ravine from the presence of a mass of bluebottle larvae, aged 12 to 14 days, crawling all over them.
Lords of the flies: the insect detectives
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Crucially, from Weber's perspective, the values and actions of state bureaucrats tend to override the policies of elected politicians.
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In addition, the Government - as the most secure creditor of the banking system - could lay down terms, such as debarring Irish banks from lending abroad, limiting their exposure to property, forcing them to maintain a higher ratio of tier one capital and - most crucially in terms of democratic fairness - forcing the resignation of all the boards and senior management who got us into this mess in the first place.
David McWilliams
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Any increased concentration among defence suppliers will depend crucially on the attitudes of individual governments.
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Crucially, while her written poems rhymed, her BSL translations did not, because BSL differs from English in grammatical structure.
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Vaughan Williams seems to have been particularly coy about the programmatic ideas that had propelled the symphony, crucially in some places.
