And — crucially — there's a suggestion it always will be.
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Crucially, neither account has been confirmed as belonging to Cruz.
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Crucially however, the economy and companies' revenues are still growing.
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Perhaps most crucially though, the two share one another similarity.
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But, crucially, it hasn't improved my experience of the iPhone.
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Crucially, I'd managed to save up a bunch of money.
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And Game of Thrones is, crucially, not a video game.
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It informs decisions about resource allocation and, crucially, political redistricting.
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But, crucially, the bill gets rid of the individual mandate.
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Crucially, the mechanism used can shape the response from voters.
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And, more crucially, the killers were driving a dark Buick.
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It's crucially important to neither under- nor overestimate these warnings.
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However, crucially, Tan did not mention which prototypes were stolen.
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Crucially, the intercepted packages were obtained by authorities before detonation.
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They also, crucially, monitor the health of the banking system.
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Crucially, both sequences are cut before we see Ader remerge.
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Crucially, this technology only charges customers for what they use.
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Crucially for advertisers, HQ Trivia's viewers are always watching intently.
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But, crucially, those solutions never made financial sense under COSR.
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Most crucially, his idea is not a very reliable guide.
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Crucially, though, social norms provide a backdrop for policy change.
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Pesticides are devastating insects, including those our crops crucially need.
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Crucially, the Gianforte incident did not happen in a vacuum.
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Crucially, AYAOTD was also willing to let their heroes fail.
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Crucially, Trump does not have pardon power for state charges.
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But more crucially, Trump is also wrong about mental health.
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" And crucially, she says, the couple "recognized their couples' privilege.
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Crucially, the private messages were sent before receiving her visa.
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But here, crucially, noodles are made and they are cherished.
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"We show why these distinctions are crucially important," Parks said.
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And maybe most crucially, how would the microdrop affect sales?
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And most crucially, he worked to expand the operatic canon.
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Crucially, it is also a sponge for influences from elsewhere.
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Crucially, more and more voters believe she could beat Trump.
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Clinton got, most crucially from Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren.
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Crucially it also assumes Honda has enough time to adjust.
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Let me explain what that crucially important policy instrument is.
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But crucially, there was something sober tucked around the wit.
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This is crucially so in the case of the Hardys.
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Perhaps crucially, Ford says that Tandem doesn't "sweep" money immediately.
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Crucially, President Barack Obama made no claims of executive privilege.
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Crucially, they can tabulate data on any player for years.
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Hawaii is unique historically, demographically and perhaps most crucially, geographically.
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Programmers still train the machine, and, crucially, feed it data.
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The two people are, crucially, equal players in this narrative.
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Much can be seen, but the world is crucially divided.
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Crucially, both men had personal experience of Abdoh's visceral work.
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Crucially, it appears to distort the reasons behind the unrest.
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The other, crucially, would leverage her rights as an owner.
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They were also missing pine nuts, marjoram and, crucially, sumac.
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More crucially, neither did the editors of the Opinion pages.
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Crucially, though, personal writing today isn't all doom and gloom.
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She even crucially dismantles a witness's key argument in court.
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Crucially, Naiad's orbit is tilted with respect to its partner.
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HR, crucially, is but one piece of an overall whole.
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Crucially, the Quran differs with the Bible on Jesus' divinity.
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A cap also, crucially, wouldn't address jail and prison admissions.
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And if they catch Martha, crucially, they have his name.
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Assad is going to take back the crucially important city.
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Crucially, state legislatures will redraw US congressional district boundaries in 2021.
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And, most crucially, online networks help raise awareness with unprecedented speed.
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One suspects, crucially, that not even he knows what he is.
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The body's natural asymmetry is crucially important to our well-being.
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Crucially, dark energy is a repulsive force—it pushes things apart.
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Now, crucially, I don't think this leader should necessarily be Christian.
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More crucially, Hubei is running short of testing kits and reagents.
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The effect, crucially, turns on whether viewers perceive they can help.
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Crucially, you should make sure your devices are fully disk-encrypted.
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Crucially, Trump's standing among Republican women also seems to be eroding.
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But crucially, acid is a weapon with a uniquely grotesque impact.
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Crucially, the dick itself is completely meaningless to big dick energy.
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Crucially, though, Bates's ruling doesn't go into effect for 90 days.
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And crucially, in swing states, turnout will make all the difference.
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Crucially, it doesn't have a camera, unlike the Amazon Echo Spot.
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Crucially, though, more than half those American stars were foreign-born.
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That means the unemployed, students, the disabled, and — crucially — the retired.
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Crucially, these changes in gut bacteria have translated into behavioural changes.
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BADGER will navigate using various sensors including, crucially, ground-penetrating radar.
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And all of them, crucially, are tied in to social constructs.
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But crucially, cultural camps did not yet bear fixed ideological labels.
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And, crucially, it is a world specifically for straight white men.
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But, crucially, every advanced technology these days has a military dimension.
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Even more crucially, the Art Camera is designed to work quickly.
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Most crucially, heritability, whether low or high, implies nothing about modifiability.
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Crucially, the new Section 1557 rule supersedes these discriminatory state laws.
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But importantly, crucially even, they were written over 218 years ago.
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This, crucially, includes when it's time to actually file a claim.
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Crucially, there also needs to be a mechanism for aggregating input.
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Nor, crucially, does the agreement say anything about the next steps.
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Crucially, the ESE observed by the group is diverging—growing apart.
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Crucially, the bureau was designed to be independent from political influence.
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Crucially, the shark responses seen in the two experiments were correlated.
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Crucially, Britain will not come to the negotiating table empty-handed.
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Crucially, it was tethered by the war that had just occurred.
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Crucially, this isn't up to the individual player, but every player.
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Social Security's benefits are crucially important for millions of American families.
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Crucially, three parties in the governing coalition asked for a delay.
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And, more crucially, "today's systems aren't robust substitutes for human drivers."
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That's heartening — and crucially important for the future of The Times.
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Most crucially, he writes as if he's retrying Buck v. Bell.
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Crucially however, Facebook has not denied the existence of the tool.
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Crucially, these puzzles are not simply plopped down into the plot.
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The melodies are pleasant to the ear but, crucially, not overbearing.
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Crucially, all of this happened under either Lula or Rousseff's watch.
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Somewhat crucially, McDonald's didn't say how much it's paying for Apprente.
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Consent crucially protects against sexual assault and other forms of coercion.
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Crucially, the bottom of the ladder is theoretically open to anyone.
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Crucially, the Treasury also wants to keep the emergency government loan.
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Crucially, he is also a man in search of a witch.
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But, crucially, and rightfully, it's Elsa who does the heavy lifting.
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The food was ethically sourced, but crucially, the labor was, too.
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But crucially we do so within the confines of the market.
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So did the embassy's morale and, crucially, insights into Libya's politics.
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And, crucially, there is a bar stocked with rosé and beer.
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Crucially, they operate against the odds, working from the outside in.
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Some important details remain crucially different, which has left Democrats furious.
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Crucially, they've slashed exports of soybeans, the most valuable U.S. crop.
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But crucially, neither one of those parties obtained a ruling majority.
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Crucially, those gains are finally starting to lift middle-class incomes.
|
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But, crucially, are investors aware of this difference in gender performance?
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Crucially, the carmakers' systems often lack app stores like Google Play.
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Their version is restrained, a little tense, but most crucially, soothing.
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Crucially, it protects the sovereignty and security of the United States.
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But perhaps most crucially, he said, he likes the tactile element.
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To chase after something or, crucially, someone who cannot love you.
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Crucially, a star seemed to host either one sort or the other.
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Crucially, these presidents all accepted the fundamental legitimacy of the protest movements.
|
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But crucially, there's no evidence of Democrat-Russia collusion as of now.
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Crucially to oil markets, however, crude has been dropped off the list.
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And, crucially, they are relentless, keeping Ocasio-Cortez in the news cycle.
|
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Twitter allows a way in and crucially provides a feeling of agency.
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Assad's actions would contain Islamic terror but (crucially) wouldn't involve American forces.
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Crucially, these were mostly seats gained in suburbs, not truly urban areas.
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So this has become a crucial — crucially important channel of political communication.
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We are all deeply reliant on biology and circumstance — and, crucially, money.
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Crucially, controversial oversight issues may prove the wildcard in the next Congress.
|
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Crucially, a crackdown could also undermine the legal basis of the agreement.
|
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Crucially, it also promises to protect the privacy of your usage data.
|
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Crucially, the industry also benefits from political will at the highest level.
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France, Germany's crucially important euro area ally, is no longer playing along.
|
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Crucially, the price also depends on how changeable the oil price is.
|
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Crucially, the images on your device are never sent to Nude itself.
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Crucially, policymakers see the potential to reduce graft in Indonesia's public programes.
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Crucially, borrowing across the biggest advanced economies has been in steep decline.
|
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Venezuela, crucially, doesn't have a good backup plan if its dams fail.
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She crucially recognized that the work is not complete without human interaction.
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Crucially, Sony has improved the design and fit of the 21000X M23s.
|
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And then, crucially, they didn't throw the baby out with the bathwater.
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Most crucially, the album establishes Byrne's carefully constructed persona as lead singer.
|
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It is crucially important that the public understands how the company works.
|
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Crucially, this includes the ability to accept online bookings and take payment.
|
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Crucially, this has been plugged into the machinery of the European Commission.
|
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But, crucially, states agreed to postpone the application of the new requirements.
|
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Crucially, these voters made up their minds very late in the race.
|
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But, crucially, most people who work at comedy clubs aren't even comedians.
|
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Most crucially, tariffs were increased in February by as much as 45%.
|
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But that slightly and crucially misunderstands what his fans want of him.
|
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Crucially, we also know people can experience "paradoxical" effects when taking benzos.
|
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Crucially, the smart helo can also be deployed to resupply fire crews.
|
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And, crucially, it demonstrates a whole lot of empathy in doing so.
|
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Crucially, it also introduces a new chapter in the World's Fair story.
|
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And perhaps most crucially, how will it manage the transition to driverlessness?
|
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These underserved areas include rural and Northern regions, and crucially, Indigenous communities.
|
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The profits from clearing and settlement are crucially important to financial exchanges.
|
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No word yet on who will play Dora, Diego, or – crucially – Boots.
|
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Most crucially, the new app reportedly incentivizes Trump evangelizing with exclusive offers.
|
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Crucially, Alice's world is an unreal adventure, while Amar's is totally concrete.
|
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But, crucially, it lacks an agreed leader with a mandate to negotiate.
|
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Crucially they must enable timely and coordinated risk management on both sides.
|
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Crucially, they will not be available while they are playing in theaters.
|
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And, crucially, he's been training MMA for a good number of years.
|
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Crucially important is the fact that rising inequality constitutes a double whammy.
|
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They must teach not only with words, but more crucially, through example.
|
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Crucially, the FAIR Act would also eliminate the forfeiture financial incentive altogether.
|
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And most crucially, advanced AI researchers should not be in a hurry.
|
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Crucially, can you imagine 45,000 of these flying over New York City?
|
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More crucially but less credibly, he has forgotten about his satanic childhood.
|
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Crucially, this is not something that can be replicated in virtual reality.
|
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Crucially, the rest-pause group made their gains with less gym time.
|
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And, crucially, a few feet away from handing over a business card.
|
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Crucially, among those GOP senators are two pro-abortion rights moderates: Sen.
|
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He does it because his political project depends crucially on misleading people.
|
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Crucially, this tendency did not remain in the preserve of high art.
|
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The effect is the same but the political viability is crucially different.
|
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But crucially, it will not explicitly call for an independent Palestinian state.
|
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Reducing deaths from kidney disease is a crucially important public health goal.
|
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More people are spending more time and — crucially — more money in apps.
|
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With shopping apps come reward deals, loyalty points and, crucially, money off.
|
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Crucially, this would mean taking action before a person commits violent crimes.
|
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Each succeeds through clever writing, top-flight cinematography and, crucially, smart casting.
|
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But crucially, like the first inning tonight, he gave up no runs.
|
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But here the Republican Senate has a crucially important role to play.
|
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And, perhaps most crucially, what is the proper length of a hashtag?
|
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Crucially, it is not just a matter of material, but also morale.
|
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Crucially, he rejected the word graffiti — "the G-word," he called it.
|
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Crucially, Miranda said, they're not just offering these services in urban centers.
|
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Crucially, QuickMap supposedly won't take you down those snowed-in mountain roads.
|
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Crucially, none of this is limited to Democrats' fight for the nomination.
|
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And crucially, Neopets was a place to make online friends, pets aside.
|
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It offers a sense of hope — and, crucially, not a false one.
|
|
And crucially, these new shares would have no voting rights at all.
|
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And, crucially, they don't depend on making money from video to survive.
|
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Crucially, those younger generations were, themselves, more ethnically diverse than their elders.
|
|
But, crucially, Sanders does not actually appear to favor doing any such thing.
|
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And, crucially, a group of wonderful, intellectually adventurous people to be accountable to.
|
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This is a crucially important point that many in the public sphere miss.
|
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Crucially, Blumenthal didn't view the permanent campaign dynamic as necessarily a bad thing.
|
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And, crucially, of his own hubris for thinking he could escape his fate.
|
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Crucially, Gray Skies, Dark Waters is willing to sit in sadness and recognition.
|
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Crucially, they are less likely to pass those attitudes on to their children.
|
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Crucially, Wilson wanted to instill the notion that art can be an investment.
|
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More crucially, the daughters were upgraded to co-leads instead of supporting players.
|
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Crucially, it would also require these companies to let users delete that data.
|
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Most crucially, worry is growing over how emerging technologies – and the Sino-U.
|
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"Crucially, his foreign affairs expertise vastly exceeds that of his rivals," it said.
|
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Crucially, you can't get this screen in an iPhone, Galaxy S, or Pixel.
|
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And, crucially, the happiness caused by the cat outweighed the guilt of procrastinating.
|
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Crucially, most economists do not view border-adjustment as a barrier to trade.
|
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Crucially, Mr Wilders took aim not at Islam, but at an ethnic group.
|
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Crucially, Disco Elysium doesn't just posit cause and effect and go from there.
|
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Most crucially, the company reached licensing agreements with Universal Music Group and Sony.
|
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But the voters it has lost are old, working class and—crucially—dependable.
|
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Crucially, the letter also forbids further contact between the Church and his client.
|
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Crucially, the intelligence can be fresh because of the system's rapid processing time.
|
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Crucially, the relocated oxygen ions stay put when the power is switched off.
|
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Crucially, the rest seemed healthy; and, indeed, all are still alive and well.
|
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But, crucially, they didn't actually feel ill (as self-reported) any less often.
|
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But this job depends, crucially, on having the president's trust and his ear.
|
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Crucially, Mnangagwa has backing from the military, which cleared his path to power.
|
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And, crucially, it does not contain the targeting information associated with the ads.
|
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Poverty is a crucially important issue that often gets ignored in national politics.
|
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Crucially it means MEPs will have the chance to amend the controversial proposals.
|
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Crucially they would also be earning a wage to spend in that community.
|
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Crucially, it also had no way to know if that sensor was damaged.
|
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More crucially, FreePlay launched without classic Sims features like marriage or having children.
|
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Crucially, "They have lots of lovely friends" supporting them too, adds the pal.
|
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Crucially, once they are on the treatment they are allowed to continue practising.
|
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Crucially, "They have lots of lovely friends" supporting them too, added the pal.
|
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Crucially, like the Sam and Max games, the game isn't trying too hard.
|
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That's a crucially important element, and the HHOF has messed it up before.
|
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Crucially, many of these tools do not require an expert witness at all.
|
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Crucially, regulators have embraced the technology, the Skoll Foundation noted in a statement.
|
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And, crucially, how should I interpret the recurrence of these three particular faces?
|
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Crucially, people will also need to cut the amount of water they waste.
|
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Crucially, the companies are not pulling their ads from Fox News programming entirely.
|
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Crucially, though, it was not her chicken — it belonged to her boyfriend's roommate.
|
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Crucially, that's what could hurt Battlefront II, even after the hero pricing change.
|
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But crucially, the signal doesn't have to prove it's coming from a tower.
|
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Crucially, those statements did not reverse the damage done by the December meeting.
|
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He owns 575 pairs of sneakers and, more crucially, a sweet pit bull.
|
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The claims also have to avoid being misleading and, crucially, must be responsible.
|
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Crucially, however, these objections make not a dent in these happy warriors' actions.
|
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And crucially, it has never been included in the official production figures either.
|
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Crucially, he also promised to push for a Democratic majority in the Senate.
|
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Perhaps most crucially, they failed to share art's profound connections to human experience.
|
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More concrete information about its origins, direction and, crucially, the funding, remained hidden.
|
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This is creating a rich new environment for startups, entrepreneurs and, crucially, investors.
|
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Crucially, such a statement has the property of being able to be negated.
|
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Crucially, if you're bouncing like a happy child, then you're doing it wrong.
|
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Crucially, this stuff is stored within the actual hardware of the processor architecture.
|
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Crucially, registries were meant to be accessible to people at various price points.
|
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Crucially, the researchers took several steps to make sure the findings were real.
|
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I'm passing along something that's crucially important for the future of our country.
|
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Crucially, it matters that your Instagram network is different from your Facebook network.
|
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And then, perhaps most crucially, Mubarak lost the loyalty of Egypt's powerful army.
|
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And crucially, Ms. Wargo said, school was extended by an hour every day.
|
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Crucially, The Surge isn't as boss-focused as other games of its type.
|
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Crucially, Arbus searched for moments of celebration, not suffering, during games and holidays.
|
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Crucially, to most ears, a scammer's claims to the contrary would sound ridiculous.
|
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Crucially, Russia, China, Serbia and five European Union countries do not recognize it.
|
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European leaders must approve the deal, and crucially, so does the British Parliament.
|
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TikToks, crucially, can be reposted on Twitter and Facebook, while Instagram stories cannot.
|
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"So this has become a crucially important channel of political communication," she said.
|
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Crucially, they wanted to understand whether participants&apos expectations affected their &aposhigh&apos.
|
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It also, crucially, has pretty much every streaming app you could ask for.
|
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First, proper training for pilots who are flying new aircraft is crucially important.
|
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Crucially, though, the second component of the EU's policy — engagement — is as important.
|
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Finally and crucially, the general public is on board with protecting this population.
|
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Policymakers rejected access fees, limited platform liability and, crucially, legalized public-key encryption.
|
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Policymakers rejected access fees, limited platform liability and, crucially, legalized public-key encryption.
|
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And, crucially, indulging in the urge to discount everything the AOL-ers pushed.
|
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Sand here is connected to tragedies and violence — but also, crucially, to history.
|
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Crucially, one of those restrictions is on events guarded by the Secret Service.
|
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But they depend crucially on general relativity to tell you where you are.
|
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Most crucially, Garvie wants to know what checks are in place to protect people.
|
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Crucially, she hesitates to offer me any advice, even when I ask for it.
|
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It contained the original footage of the attack, but crucially, included no audio whatsoever.
|
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Crucially, this also gives the Xbox One ecosystem some bragging rights Sony can't claim.
|
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And, crucially, Biscuit didn't make a mess on set as puppies tend to do.
|
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Crucially, Gypsy Rose let Woodmansee in on her biggest secret: She had a boyfriend.
|
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Crucially, union members said, interviewees didn't understand why they were being asked about Mexico.
|
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And crucially, there is no cap on how much a company needs to pay.
|
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Crucially, the character is played by Cole Sprouse, an unlikely personification of internet trends.
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Crucially, I have hope, which people returning from prison need more than anything else.
|
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Crucially, the CFPS logged precise information about the date and location of each test.
|
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The latter of which is crucially important, especially in the wake of Cambridge Analytica.
|
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"It's crucially important to study the change in size of the seeps," Semiletov said.
|
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Crucially, I would, because we would be sitting together and talking through his feelings.
|
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And most crucially, they remember even when "it may seem irrelevant to them," i.e.
|
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Crucially, those who opposed it felt much more strongly than those who supported it.
|
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Crucially, some countries strengthened efforts to detect and curb smuggling at the same time.
|
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Crucially, Washington's regulations don't include any penalties for politicians who try to place ads.
|
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And, crucially, regardless of where in town and from what merchant the product originates.
|
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It also, crucially, means working to eliminate fossil fuel use as quickly as possible.
|
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Furthermore — and crucially — Donald Trump won the median House district by about 3.5 points.
|
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Crucially, the storm has also provided an opportunity to avoid a damaging budget crisis.
|
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Crucially, it is also tough, and can be dropped from table height without breaking.
|
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The film crucially gave a voice to the emergent lesbian community in San Francisco.
|
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We now know that these microbes are crucially important to all facets of health.
|
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One exemption, crucially, will allow new forms of security research on those consumer devices.
|
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Nor, maybe most crucially of all, can these Potter-inspired series buy parental enthusiasm.
|
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And, crucially, this type of project had very rarely been shown on television before.
|
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Crucially, "They have lots of lovely friends" supporting them too, adds the pal. 3.
|
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But crucially for Facebook, users can follow people again when the time is up.
|
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Just as crucially, he showed us how to truly craft a unique style identity.
|
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We learn, crucially, that Rachel has brought her dog Copper along to Los Angeles.
|
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Whenever storms are as powerful and unusual as Ophelia, hurricane forecasts are crucially important.
|
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More crucially, they can program it to print the day's weather or a reminder.
|
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It's funny, relatable, and, crucially, a memorable setup for his ultimate decision to leave.
|
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Crucially, these breakthroughs may help alleviate the shortage of qualified workers in cyber defense.
|
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Crucially, the bank also noted that the program could be extended again if necessary.
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Crucially, it also enables publications like this one to hold those companies to account.
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Crucially, unlike with bank accounts, holders would remain anonymous under the proposal, they added.
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More crucially though, is that this number is still far from pre-crisis levels.
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Crucially for investors, it eventually was able to complete its long-awaited public offering.
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And, most crucially, Ms. Bareilles had to acclimate to a new way of working.
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The definition, crucially for NFL cheerleaders, can include time spent getting ready for work.
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Crucially, natural gas is expected to have a cost advantage for years to come.
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That means more voters, more young voters, and — crucially — more nonwhite voters, especially Latinos.
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Crucially, many recent surveys detected an erosion of his support among Republicans and independents.
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The result depends crucially on the character of the site where it is performed.
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Crucially, this perspective tends to be deeply attractive to educated observers in our times.
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And, crucially, it's not clear how many "removable criminal aliens" are also unauthorized immigrants.
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Most crucially, the film helped audiences from all over imagine and know queer worlds.
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More crucially, the series performs strongly among viewers between the ages 2678 and 2000.
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Crucially, these tests were only administered in year one of the two-year study.
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Crucially, the antibodies their bodies produce could speed the search for an effective treatment.
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Crucially, it enables the kind of redundancies that make communities more resilient during disasters.
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Greater diversity is crucial in all areas of media but Marvel is crucially different.
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Crucially, the medication can be prescribed in doctors' offices and then taken at home.
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It doesn't say much—and, crucially, doesn't try to—but it is relatively entertaining.
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More crucially, he has considerable footage of Ms. Makeba in concert and in interviews.
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Crucially, he was more than just a posh piss artist—he was a hero.
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Crucially, however, its cuisine does not defer to the leaden palate of Olde England.
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And crucially, in that case file, we see —— Masood: He misses one whole semester.
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They're expecting a child together, but more crucially, they've got their own YouTube channel.
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Crucially, it would lose a share of the dividends paid by the British broadcaster.
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But perhaps it would be more limited, more targeted, and — crucially — less open-ended.
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Crucially, BioCellection believes that when scaled up, it could undercut the virgin plastic market.
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Crucially, Burnett shows a title page with a date for the Trevorrow draft — 12.16.
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But crucially, its success hinges on whether China will follow through on its commitments.
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But four recent studies suggest another crucially important effect: They might save lives, too.
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Crucially, they reported what they had witnessed to headquarters, which ordered a cease-fire.
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Crucially, those lawsuits will fall entirely on channel owners, rather than on YouTube itself.
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Crucially for moderate senators, the bill would end ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion in two years.
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And, crucially, Bill's speed will not be dragged down by his slower-moving neighbor.
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Crucially, Netanyahu cannot serve as Prime Minister without the support of his coalition partners.
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But more than graceless and galumphing — which it is - it also, crucially, feels random.
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And most crucially, he swept at least 227 of the 118 bound delegates available.
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And crucially the market is in backwardation, although it's only a very shallow one.
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Perhaps most crucially, at some of the biggest movie studios, including Disney, Warner Bros.
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Crucially for moderate senators, the bill would end ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion in two years.
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Aspiring comics do it for a smaller cut of sales plus, crucially, stage time.
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That last option also crucially allows their associates to maintain control over the fortune.
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More crucially, there is already a substantial military and infrastructure presence in South Korea.
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Crucially, he also surfed and learned to snowboard on trips to nearby Big Bear.
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It marks an exhilarating return to form but also, more crucially, content. PG-13.
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Crucially, Iran cannot use these tests to accumulate LEU and thereby cut breakout time.
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Crucially, the groups worked with political scientists to randomize which voters got these treatments.
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Crucially, Le Maire's prominent role in the negotiations reinforces Elkann's concerns over government intrusion.
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Crucially, it's not that people weren't writing this fiction — it just wasn't being distributed.
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Crucially, Trump's decline has happened just when these polls actually start to mean something.
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More crucially for his likely new role, Harris has thought deeply about North Korea.
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Each autonomous vehicle will gather experiences and, crucially, share them with all the others.
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The cost of complying with the regulations depends crucially on the price of oil.
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Ello promised to be friendlier to these marginalized communities and, crucially, it promised no advertising.
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Fixing this will require more money — but just as crucially, it will require sustained funding.
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And—crucially, as it turned out—they had strong ties to the Swiss finance world.
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The memo admits, crucially, that the Trump-Russia investigation originated with Papadopoulos's misbehavior, not Page's.
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So it's crucially important that charities run tests of their programs, including tests at scale.
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And crucially, they can do so without customers proactively opting in to the tracking first.
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Crucially, the sale took place in November — well before Spectre and Meltdown were publicly disclosed.
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And for another, he's Jim Halpert from The Office — so, crucially, not a real person.
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And, crucially, how would I defend and safeguard whatever meager provisions I managed to acquire?
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A just solution to climate change crucially hinges on maxing out near-term mitigation spending.
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Crucially, it is hard to measure the responsiveness of drug demand to changes in price.
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And crucially, Varel doesn't claim the system is accurate enough to make a firm judgment.
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Crucially, the mode of gambling overwhelmingly advertised at football fans takes things a step further.
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Unfortunately for Tesla, reliability and durability are crucially important to the operators of these trucks.
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This trove included private messages, check-ins, events, locations, relationships, and — crucially for Six4Three — photos.
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But crucially, they also effectively suggest that the concept "trans woman" should simultaneously be engineered.
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And, crucially, none of her intentions or interactions ever come across as condescending or spiteful.
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Crucially, both Netflix and Amazon Video opted to support the format halfway through last year.
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Crucially, when they turned to the later samples, all those chemicals had become dramatically scarcer.
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It would also, crucially, create a new division within the FTC focused on youth privacy.
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Crucially, Black Panther isn't about a protagonist shooting their way through a horde of enemies.
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Crucially, monetary policy oriented around individuals should be easier to understand than the customary prestidigitation.
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Crucially, too, he has delegated wisely, and refrained from micro-managing at the local level.
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And, crucially, it's this abstraction that has allowed women and minorities onstage to begin with.
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Crucially, some wallets also included $13.45 in the local currency, while some had no cash.
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Most crucially, we don't know the most important thing about him: how he passed away.
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Crucially, both men were able to emulate this red-ball success with the white ball.
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The onus is on Beijing's statesmanship to quickly rebalance its crucially important U.S. trade relations.
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Crucially, this provides anxious white Americans with a link to a supposedly authentic, autochthonous past.
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Crucially, these emerging digital landscapes will feel real; they'll exhibit what landscape architects call placeness.
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Crucially, it also meant that Tyrion was, for all intents and purposes, in Varys' pocket.
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Which one of those things happens depends crucially on the actions of the Federal Reserve.
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More crucially, it could mark the beginning of a long campaign of divide-and-conquer.
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And, crucially, you'll rehearse your improved version of the nightmare before you go to sleep.
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A separate general secretariat will run day-to-day operations and, crucially, make commercial decisions.
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But, crucially, those moves can be done without any splashy new policies or bill introductions.
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It's also, crucially, understood by mediating institutions like the press to be a divisive message.
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Control of that road was crucially important to both sides in the battle for Warsaw.
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Perhaps most crucially, it would let the public know when settlements had been paid out.
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Most crucially, Shrill is a departure from the lazy attempts at body positivity that abound.
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But, researchers cautioned, the process of reducing people's racism will take time and, crucially, empathy.
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It flew through the geysers, and detected carbon, hydrogen, and crucially methane, in the plumes.
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Crucially, those who have previously had depressive symptoms are more likely to have them again.
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Crucially, the WEF found that financial services employers are most likely to adopt humanoid robots.
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A crucially important cohort is working less, too, though not as little as Keynes expected.
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Crucially, it does not happen on a "game board" or some kind of visual grid.
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Crucially, Lavok's dialogue at the end of the quest does not absolve him of evil.
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"Crucially I've brought in talent from across the whole of the Conservative Party," May explained.
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But the seasonings are said to include brown sugar, dried garlic, paprika and, crucially, cayenne.
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The resulting data can help improve training and, crucially, it could help players avoid injury.
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Crucially, Rouhani's government won the cautious backing of the hardline supreme leader for the deal.
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Crucially that support extends to the Native groups who would be most affected by development.
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Crucially, Chronicle would also remain independent from Google, according to Stephen Gillett, the startup's CEO.
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Crucially, Athena is offering nonrecourse loans, exclusively secured by art works rather than other assets.
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Crucially, they also do not have to include business with certain so-called central clearinghouses.
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Crucially, this interference occurs specifically in HIV-infected cells, while healthy cells are left alone.
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Crucially, contrary to rumors going around at Unsound Festival 2015, he's never even appeared live.
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Instead, the Giants kicked a field goal, crucially letting the Jets hang within one score.
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Mummy wraps introduce a ton of noise, and crucially, cannot be destroyed or picked up.
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And, crucially, it is the "part of the equation" that establishes human responsibility and culpability.
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Crucially, the Broncos' fear of the Falcons defense took big plays out of the gameplan.
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Crucially, though, Vardi said that luck also had a huge role to play in investing.
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Crucially, all of this autonomy comes with accountability: Schools must show their approach is working.
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And, crucially, that number only accounts for series that aired during primetime and on cable.
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He wanted to add seating capacity to its theaters and, perhaps most crucially, better soundproofing.
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And, crucially, the Hawaiians traded and shared among themselves — because to survive, they had to.
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Crucially, Wells Fargo said that it hopes to increase the size of its loan book.
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Crucially, should the job at City Ballet now be divided into two or more parts?
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But crucially, his Cruz endorsement was about praising Ted Cruz — and not about bashing Trump.
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And, crucially, it's a lot more than Democrats have thus far been willing to accept.
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But he also voted, crucially, against its repeal — a reflection of his small-c conservatism.
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Crucially, your watering can does not have to be — and probably should not be — expensive.
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We know its structures: its rules, its contexts and, quite crucially, what a season is.
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Crucially, the device limits the amount of unnecessary contact between staff and the seriously ill.
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To make up for that, the Weight Watchers tone was, crucially, upbeat and likable. Mrs.
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That is a crucially important, twice a decade event which usually brings sweeping leadership changes.
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You can also, crucially, set a sleep timer in the Shortcuts part of the menu.
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It added that -- crucially -- Deri fired under the belief he was shooting a rubber bullet.
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Crucially, the company would also need a reservation system to direct guests to its properties.
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The U.S. provides unmatched expertise, sizeable resources and — crucially — strategic resolve to tackle the challenge.
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Crucially, the object inside the bubble never actually goes faster than the speed of light.
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And, most crucially, I got to see how a real company works, at every level.
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Crucially, Tangerine is still incredibly new, which means it has lots of room to grow.
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Notably, price is a crucially important factor when people are deciding which console to buy.
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Crucially, his artworks don't just look like the real thing; they function like it, too.
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Working through the details on the job guarantee is crucially important, especially for political survival.
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And, crucially, although perhaps ironically, gay marriage advances traditional family values, appealing to social conservatives.
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Crucially, Comedian comes with a certificate of authenticity verifying it as a work of art.
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This stress is leading states to forego crucially needed investment in infrastructure and higher education.
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Crucially, it's a time in which the EU and U.K. can negotiate a trade deal.
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Crucially, the national internet could block or filter content according to Iran's strict press regulations.
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And, crucially, "Outlander" is committed to having Jamie and Claire be heroes, not just protagonists.
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And crucially, the bodies are not stripped of their ethnic physicality to model other bodies.
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And, crucially for tall passengers, the headrest adjusts upward, making in-flight naps more plausible.
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Working through the details on a job guarantee is crucially important, especially for political survival.
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"Crucially, the government stands ready to abide by the decision of the house," May said.
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There have been no awards show appearances, few TV performances and, crucially, no public shows.
|
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Crucially, they admitted that they displayed guns while raiding the room and threatened Beardsley and Fromong.
|
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And here's the simple, yet crucially important reason: People can change, often in profoundly transformative ways.
|
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Britain has forged its contemporary identity around not only tolerance but more crucially, compassion for others.
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No more congestion, fewer atmosphere-choking emissions, and crucially, a drastic drop in deadly crashes. Someday.
|
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" "Crucially, our plan closes the terrible loopholes exploited by criminals and terrorists to enter our country.
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The conventions used to be crucially significant news events, so the news media covers them extensively.
|
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Crucially, the deal will also allow Qualcomm to continue with its current pricing strategy in Taiwan.
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Crucially, however, the EPA has not determined whether these bits of software constitute a defeat device.
|
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It made deals to package several popular TV channels live over the internet, including — crucially — ESPN.
|
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Crucially, the court's judgment does not give governments in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland a veto.
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Most crucially, he struck a deal with unions in January to reduce notoriously high labor costs.
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China must press on with opening its financial system and, most crucially, overhaul its land policy.
|
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Most crucially, it argued that Murphy came up with the idea that the messages should disappear.
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And, crucially, it would do all this without introducing joint liability, thus increasing its political viability.
|
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A thinning file of candidates will move to New Hampshire, Nevada, and then, crucially, South Carolina.
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Crucially, Rohner has lost the confidence of big shareholders like David Herro of Chicago's Harris Associates.
|
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And crucially, it has one big advantage that Netflix doesn't have: a ready-made distribution network.
|
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Crucially, Italy's new populist government takes a far more skeptical view of the strict copyright proposals.
|
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And — crucially, from a privacy point of view — the Fleksynext suggestion engine operates locally, on device.
|
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Most crucially, she added, the refugees and hosts must meet in person to cement the fit.
|
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Crucially, the buyout price means the crown prince risks paying away much of his potential upside.
|
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Crucially both Iraq and Iran have stated they are in favor, which removes any remaining obstacles.
|
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This remains true because, crucially, the people being targeted still have recourse to the legal system.
|
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Most crucially, Pompeo quickly developed a close relationship with the president while serving as CIA director.
|
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Crucially, the particular nature of the drug trade targets the poorest in an especially pernicious way.
|
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At the time, it said that 3 million of its users were also, crucially, paid users.
|
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Crucially, the draft form of the bill mandates universal coverage for "comprehensive reproductive care," including abortion.
|
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Crucially, such viruses retain the power to break out and become independent, infective agents once again.
|
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A proper response must weave together the tools of government—diplomatic, military, intelligence and, crucially, financial.
|
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This rejiggered structure allowed the pieces to travel in all directions and, crucially, up and down.
|
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Perhaps crucially, the protagonist speaks in a vaguely testimonial form to those who were not there.
|
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More crucially, your resume should tell the story of an impressive candidate who can drive results.
|
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Crucially, a caution involves an admission of criminal guilt, although it doesn't go on your record.
|
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Crucially, the number of front-line officers has fallen by a quarter since 2010 (see chart).
|
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But you can still crucially, through our technology, combine the knowledge across those different data sets.
|
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Cheap money is a tired workhorse; the help of the fiscal policy is now crucially important.
|
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And, crucially, she deliberately leaves herself open to whatever attack or confrontation Arya might be planning.
|
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Crucially, the company's balance sheet should be able to fulfil all debt covenants, the brokerage added.
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The second aircraft carrier -- which crucially is homemade, the overseas base in Djibouti, the Baltic drills.
|
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More importantly, Clinton utterly dominated among black voters, a crucially important part of the Democratic coalition.
|
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Belatedly, Italy, France and Britain—and, crucially, America, too—are drawing up plans for military action.
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For others, it isn't about money, but how you spend it and—most crucially—share it.
|
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Perhaps more crucially, though, are China's exports to Nigeria which amounted to $13 billion in 2016.
|
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Crucially, this would end the disproportionate burden for securing Afghanistan currently placed on the American taxpayer.
|
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It's willingness to enforce international sanctions on its difficult dependency crucially makes or breaks their effectiveness.
|
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Crucially, we'll also hear directly from refugees and internally displaced people who have fled the violence.
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Crucially, it's committing to cut emissions generated by both its activities and the products it sells.
|
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So Bran wargs into Hodor — but crucially, he does it while he's still observing the past.
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Crucially, Ravenfield is not a multiplayer game (or at least it isn't out of the box).
|
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What's not up for debate is that collecting every bit of data will be crucially important.
|
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Two more states — Arkansas and, crucially, New Hampshire — have filing deadlines in the next eight days.
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Crucially, the changes they are proposing are the opposite of what conservatives in the House want.
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Crucially, the human books do not see themselves as being objectified or demeaned by the comparison.
|
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But by cooperating with the party in Wisconsin, Cruz crucially altered the narrative of the campaign.
|
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Also, crucially, they have little rubber tips — a major design change over the standard Apple AirPods.
|
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" Crucially, according to the multilateral institution, governance weaknesses hinder national oil companies' ability to "create value.
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And, crucially, it may not be possible to shut British financial firms out of European business.
|
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Crucially both Iraq and Iran have stated they are in favour, which removes any remaining obstacles.
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Crucially, their rise is a reminder that people long for security in a time of change.
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It's not a sequel to Super Meat Boy, and crucially, the pacing is exactly the opposite.
|
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Crucially, the issue of sharing data was tied to financial incentives for the hospitals and providers.
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Crucially, it could store results on punchcards and it could also accept programs ("formulae") on punchcards.
|
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Crucially, reviving Harbin's musical tradition has also meant strengthening its ties to the city's Jewish past.
|
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Crucially, to investors, it is not clear when the threats to the stock market will lift.
|
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These are easy to find, they are supportive to the government's agenda, and — crucially — they sell.
|
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Crucially, Ekins noted that immigration attitudes were one of the strongest predictors of Obama-Trump voters.
|
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Crucially, some of Eminence's fellow investors like activist Cat Rock also own larger stakes in Takeaway.
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Crucially for corporate clients, C3's approach grew out of Mr Siebel's experience with enterprise software.
|
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From the NYT's Peter Eavis: Crucially, the Treasury also wants to keep the emergency government loan.
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More crucially, he lacks the streak of shiny malice that gave an edge to Silvers's clowning.
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Crucially, if the actress is sued and loses, she will be personally responsible for the damages.
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And more crucially, what would you like to see in December, when things really get crazy?
|
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Crucially, it could also give Ares control over Clayton's assets if it should fall into bankruptcy.
|
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Crucially, the lecture from the chief justice applies much more to the White House defense team.
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Crucially, when spring arrives, we remember what it's like to eat fresh — O.K., sometimes frozen — food.
|
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Crucially, the Wastelanders update will be free for anyone who owns the base Fallout 76 game.
|
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Crucially, it prompts Hay's meditations on narrative perspective, on witnessing time and space in different ways.
|
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In health care settings, safely reusable respiratory protection that can be disinfected can be crucially important.
|
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Trump's Justice Department has, crucially, defended the norm that frees federal investigations from the president's interference.
|
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Crucially, the ubiquity of English lulls us Anglophones into thinking that it's O.K. to be monolingual.
|
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But he has also, crucially, flipped a conventional, disempowering idea of Native victimhood on its head.
|
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"Crucially, this skepticism is the main reason for the bull's longevity," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Crucially, you can prepare these in advance and reheat them in a hot oven to serve.
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"Crucially, this skepticism is the main reason for the bull's longevity," the "Mad Money " host said.
|
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Crucially, the main qualification for readmission was to permit black men in those states to vote.
|
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Crucially, Fleabag is also mourning a lost friend, Boo, who keeps reappearing in lovely, delicate flashbacks.
|
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Crucially, GE said that Danaher agreed to assume the pension obligations as part of the deal.
|
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And for the first time, they have a growing array of decent (and, crucially, convenient) options.
|
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Crucially, by heating rather than burning the tobacco the levels of harmful chemicals are dramatically reduced.
|
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But more crucially, I want to see some progress toward this bet with the Bad Place.
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How small an object a telescope can see depends crucially on the size of the telescope.
|
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Microsoft&aposs Xbox loses out to Sony&aposs PlayStation on a crucially important front: exclusive games.
|
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And most crucially: Will Eugene be able to "take it back to awkward silence" with Rosita?
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Crucially, the ubiquity of English lulls us Anglophones into thinking that it's O.K. to be monolingual.
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Perhaps most crucially, we were able to approximate the very second the first bullet was fired.
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Crucially, though, these are voters who believe that racism is a matter of intent — not effect.
|
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Crucially, these individual settlements have mostly gone unreviewed by the federal judges nominally overseeing the cases.
|
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Crucially, it also reported that consumers spent 16% more on housing in 2017 than in 2007.
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Crucially, in all three cases, the video pushed prosecutors in their respective districts to file charges.
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And, crucially, this season also stopped trying to avoid the magnetic pull between Nick and Jess.
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Crucially, for women, HIV can be both a cause and a consequence of gender-based violence.
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What you need in these situations is something nourishing, sustaining and—most crucially—really fucking long.
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These things end up hinging on small details, and the small details can be crucially important.
|
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But, crucially, despite what was said at the time there was no problem unifying the party.
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Crucially, we see no other scenes where Louise seems to exist in two times at once.
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Crucially, our plan closes the terrible loopholes exploited by criminals and terrorists to enter our country.
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Flows of data have created new infrastructure, new businesses, new monopolies, new politics and—crucially—new economics.
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Crucially for Mr Macron, the agreement did call for the establishment of a euro-zone investment budget.
|
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And, crucially, it's something many people have been through before, and from which they have moved on.
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And crucially, it didn't have a breast bone, which anchors the major flight muscles of living birds.
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Crucially, there were no concessions from Russia on any of the issues that needed to be addressed.
|
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But — crucially — it never lets you forget that, feeling more expensive and more capable at every turn.
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But crucially, the familiar silhouette still screams, "I'm driving a Bentley—and you, dear peasant, are not."
|
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It was truly bizarre to watch and yet, crucially, Fernandes seemed even more confused than the viewers.
|
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Crucially, the wiring is not fixed in advance, but adapts in a process of trial and error.
|
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And, crucially, neither Sanders nor Kasich has yet been subjected to sustained criticism by the opposition party.
|
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Crucially, there are few signs that the traditional disagreements between the sides are becoming easier to manage.
|
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But, Maduro has refused to cede power and, crucially, he still has the support of the military.
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Crucially, the base $50 Plus plan still includes all four major broadcasters: ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC.
|
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Crucially, 63 percent of Iowans felt that the migration problem at the border was a national emergency.
|
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What's more, they're crucially undermined by Waitress's failure to deal with its other major theme: domestic violence.
|
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Samsung is about to show off its next generation of flagships and, crucially, its next foldable phone.
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Libraries also promote themselves as a "third place," design similar people-friendly interiors, and are — crucially — free.
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Most crucially, the ADB lends about $16bn a year; the AIIB is aiming for $2bn next year.
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Crucially this did not mention the compensation due when a flight is delayed more than three hours.
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Crucially, the Smart Clock doesn't include a camera, unlike Amazon's Alexa-equipped competitor, the Amazon Echo Spot.
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This data could crucially change the way relief is provided in the immediate aftermath of a crisis.
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Crucially, it did not, at least initially, insist that these countries open their own markets in return.
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This includes most crucially her singing, which evokes Ms. King's distinctively throaty, ever-yearning voice without mimicry.
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Instead, Petya exploits more fundamental vulnerabilities in the way we run networks and, more crucially, deliver patches.
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Crucially, Dr. Hansen told her he wants children and she said she was open to that possibility.
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A learning curve on a public stage is both to be expected and, crucially, should be allowed.
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And, crucially, the "misunderstanding" at the center of this meme can be deliberate, accidental, disingenuous, or ironic.
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Social media's filtering and sorting algorithms also crucially failed to make any distinction between information and disinformation.
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Crucially, though, as can be seen in the table above, many said they wouldn't vote at all.
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And crucially, his complaints about it are shared by many in Washington, DC, and across the world.
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Crucially, you do not have to announce that you are taking a weeklong break from social media.
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Crucially, foreign monitors support local watchdogs who do most of the work and face the greatest risks.
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Crucially, the identity of the attacker may be ambiguous, leaving those under attack uncertain how to respond.
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Crucially, not all these episodes ended in a recession; some were transient slowdowns in an uninterrupted expansion.
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Crucially, Epic is taking a far different approach than other e-sports leagues, like Blizzard's Overwatch League.
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But what needs to be done to get ready for an IPO and, crucially, what comes next?
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"Crucially important for diversification are macro-economic stability, low inflation and a competitive exchange rate," Saker said.
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Crucially, these findings were generalizable across cultures, including African-Americans, Japanese-Americans, Native Hawaiians, Latinos, and whites.
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They run the stockpile, set quotas for producers, and crucially, rent the warehouses where it's all stored.
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But, crucially, all the sinkholes that have formed so far have been at the epicentres of tremors.
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Crucially, Nintendo has a pair of aces up its sleeve: Pokémon: Let's Go and Super Smash Bros.
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Accomplishing that much crucially involved more than $2675 million in donations from famous rich guy Michael Bloomberg.
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Crucially they should also work with devices you already own—like an Echo, Android phone, or iPad.
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Crucially, the superior performance of Medicaid was noted not just by wonks but also by ordinary people.
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But crucially, he moves into new territory when he's able to discuss his relationship with his son.
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Crucially, the bill explicitly states that none of the royalties can be spent on new land acquisitions.
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Crucially, however, "its renown gave her the power and the incentive to emancipate herself," Ms Showalter writes.
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Glenys O – a registered dietitian enabling health within a framework of competent eating and, crucially, without dieting.
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Crucially, Australia and Britain have, in general, more shareholder-friendly corporate regimes, emboldening activists such as Elliott.
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Crucially, this system of assigning cancer a stage doesn't formally take a cancer's genetic mutations into account.
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To me, Wilson's project went beyond institutional critique into another zone, which makes it crucially relevant today.
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That is crucially important to revive the economy and keep the center-left government from losing ground.
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But also, crucially, means he'll never do a shit out of his butt ever in his life.
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Crucially, and unlike other games, 1870 doesn't present that desert as some kind of absolving, saving place.
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Crucially, that plan also included a commitment to contest snap regional elections called by Madrid for Dec.
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Also, crucially, my shopping haul comes to about $10—so not much more than a normal shop.
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Crucially, their data included both people who had collaborated with the star, and people who had not.
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Obviously Apple's specifications are crucially important given that the iPhone 7 doesn't come with a headphone jack.
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In Rwanda, One Acre Fund, a charity, provides its clients seeds, fertiliser, know-how and, crucially, credit.
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The difference is that the effects of exposure to light on human health depend crucially on timing.
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Crucially, these technologies eschew transistors entirely, and so, unlike RAM, they maintain their state when powered down.
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Crucially, such folk typically could not stand Mr Cruz, whose sneering, divisive manner they thought un-electable.
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Democrats will now take over House committees and, crucially, gain the ability to subpoena whomever they wish.
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It's fast, precise, and — crucially, unlike the MacBook — makes my fingers happy even after hours of use.
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Mostly, they "optimize" output to parameters the company chooses, crucially, under conditions also shaped by the company.
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Crucially, the law also places the onus on manufacturers and distributors regarding who their customers can be.
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And crucially, there is the network of contributors that Mr. Haspiel seems to inspire and move among.
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Admittedly, I'm not watching feature films on it — but, even more crucially, photos look excellent on it.
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The albariño comments were filled with references to context, which crucially influences how we experience a wine.
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The painful messages our bodies send us about our behaviors are crucially important to our overall health.
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Crucially, Trump spoke as if his government were pursuing separate two-countries deals with Canada and Mexico.
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Similarly, and crucially, it's our belief that the algorithms know us that makes us susceptible to them.
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It's crucially important that any efforts by anti-LGBT activists to target minority service members be stopped.
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They support the state of Israel, are active in parliament and, crucially, serve in the Israeli army.
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And crucially, the size of the market was not as big as everyone thought it would be.
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Breaking22 aims to achieve this using cutting-edge sports science, nutrition, perfect conditions and, crucially, new trainers.
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Crucially, in bellwether Washoe County, which includes Reno, more Democrats had voted as of late Saturday. Mrs.
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Crucially, there's nothing stopping lawmakers from adjusting federal spending at any point during the two-year period.
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Crucially, however, those powers would be held exclusively by Republicans in the normal committee process McConnell wants.
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Yet it was different from Judaism, which was just as exclusivist but crucially lacked a missionary impulse.
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And crucially, they demonstrate the humanity and resilience of those who dwell in the shadows of society.
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This service offers over 4,800 servers worldwide, around-the-clock customer support, and crucially, seven simultaneous connections.
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We know now that early intervention is crucially important in treating major mental illness, schizophrenia above all.
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And, crucially, he has to make clear exactly what he has learned in the intervening 28 years.
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The revenue raised from supporters who buy that merchandise, crucially, counts toward a candidate's overall campaign contributions.
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Perhaps most crucially, congressional hearings play a pivotal role in articulating the enduring values of our republic.
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This crisis was precipitated by a tweet — published both in English and, crucially, in Arabic — on Aug.
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Crucially, such a fund must not be overseen by technology firms, either singularly or in a consortium.
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Crucially, the rules have changed around superdelegates since 2100, largely at the request of furious Sanders supporters.
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Most crucially, if DACA ends, those who benefit from the program would again be eligible for deportation.
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Crucially, the narcos recognize that the flip side of the "easy life" is either death or jail.
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It is inherently ephemeral, but it is, crucially, less ephemeral than the images it pays tribute to.
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For the Democratic Party, race and immigration remain crucially important in terms of both values and policy.
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Crucially, other users cannot directly reply to these statements, which reduces the likelihood of trolling and abuse.
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Crucially, the settlement barred him from the securities industry, with the right to reapply after a year.
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Crucially, conviction requires a two-thirds supermajority in the Senate — a simple majority won't do the trick.
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"Speech — in literature as in life — can crucially suggest what is not said," Ms. Hazzard once remarked.
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The legislation crucially has support from Republican leadership: Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn, R-Texas, introduced it.
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Crucially, the stress tests also help determine a bank's level of capital, its main defense against losses.
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Crucially, you require a service that is highly secure and offers a fairly strong level of encryption.
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Crucially, a "targeting indicator" will still need to be plainly evident for any call to be confirmed.
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He's self-published two now, both of which he foreshadowed with shorter — and crucially, free — preview collections.
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And crucially, the broom's center of mass is low, probably just a few centimeters above the brush.
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Crucially, the parties' consideration of public perception limits the options they can take to resolve the tensions.
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In the aftermath, they worked to establish a measure of order and, crucially for the Kurds, autonomy.
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Crucially, growth in FAI derived from state entities rocketed to 23.3 percent from 10.9 percent last year.
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What it lacks in polish it makes up for in "authenticity" and, crucially, its cheap, precarious labor.
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Perhaps most crucially, there is no clarity about exactly who they are operating against in the oilfields.
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Lipinski's committee crucially had about $1 million more in cash on hand than Newman's at that point.
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Crucially, tens of millions of American voters now accept and even expect authoritarian behavior from the president.
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More crucially, it's hard for those of us who weren't there to know exactly what was said.
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Crucially, a "targeting indicator" will still need to be plainly evident for any call to be confirmed.
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The promptness of that initial reply appears to be crucially important, data collected by the program suggest.
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Crucially, Kraft Heinz missed out on the food industry's biggest health-trend in years: plant-based meat.
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Perhaps most crucially, they circumvented the bureaucracy and corruption that had bogged down other police reform efforts.
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Crucially, it will allow students and parents to make informed decisions when choosing their place of study.
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Crucially, it finds that strict accountability laws adopted in 1999 shift the burden of proof onto Mr Sharif.
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It will hinge crucially on what government mandates and tax incentives are in place to encourage the shift.
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They're always at some five-star restaurant, get written up in Vogue, and — crucially — have incredible floral arrangements.
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Crucially, the yield curve — the gap between short-term and long-term bond yields — has once again inverted.
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There's something about the woven or braided upper that carries connotations of ease, simplicity, and most crucially, vacation.
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The cast were all back on board, and crucially, all were available to shoot at the same time.
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Netflix's financials — and, crucially, its nosebleed stock price — are predicated on many years of crazy growth to come.
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As Golin tells Gizmodo, the FTC will ultimately decide whether to fine YouTube and, crucially, for how much.
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This distinction is crucially important, since having mental illness is strongly correlated with being a victim of rape.
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Crucially, this rating downgrade means that air pollution from some of these facilities would suddenly be completely unregulated.
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The memo admits, crucially, that the Trump-Russia investigation was based in part on Papadopoulos's misbehavior, not Page's.
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Costello and her team also recorded household data like parents' occupations, history of domestic violence, and, crucially, income.
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But, crucially, the Senate committee was not being asked to reach a verdict on his innocence or guilt.
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Crucially, unlike most in his former party Mr Carswell has little doubt that Brexit is in safe hands.
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This is another crucially important feature to many people that Google Voice has been bad at until now.
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Crucially, translating these principles into policy prescriptions must be more than an exercise in finding the acceptable minimum.
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Crucially, voters in Quebec and Ontario, Canada's two largest provinces, haven't warmed much to him or his policies.
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It covers industrial goods only, not agriculture or, crucially, services, which account for almost 80% of Britain's GDP.
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"Crucially, Vanguard's philosophy on proxy voting is unchanged," Glenn Booraem, Vanguard Investment Stewardship Officer, added in the release.
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"It's amazing that Bal noticed the difference in the image and crucially acted on it promptly," he said.
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Crucially, Filindra's experiment showed this to be the case regardless of who is portrayed as perpetrating social violence.
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Crucially (and perhaps surprisingly), none of the striking workers have called on shoppers to boycott Prime Day sales.
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Crucially, that includes making separate commutes into and out of the office to allow time to switch gears.
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But crucially it also accounts for about 60 percent of all debts and assets outside the United States.
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Crucially, however, all are outside the EU's customs union, an agreement which regulates tariffs charged to third countries.
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The company said its crucially important services division hit an all-time high of $11.5 billion in revenue.
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Officials say that pretty much all the disagreements have been sorted out except, crucially, for the output floor.
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Go seems built to pick up users who don't have Galaxy or Note phones — including, crucially, iPhone users.
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Crucially, the evidence suggests these policies would affect not just casual or moderate drinkers but heavy drinkers, too.
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Crucially, the way that Saez, Piketty, and Zucman calculated the numbers answers basically all of the conservative critiques.
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Crucially, the price of a vote in any given election would be the square of the number bought.
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That explains why mobile division sales are down this year but, crucially, the division is bleeding less capital.
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Crucially, Britain acknowledged the landholdings of New Zealand's original, Polynesian settlers and guaranteed them rights as British subjects.
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Crucially, the stolen Social Security numbers meant all of it was happening in a real US citizen's name.
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While its feminine association with gender is now unquestioned, it's also a symbol, perhaps more crucially, of age.
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Crucially, however, CTG won Chinese approval in advance, necessary these days given official restrictions on capital flowing abroad.
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Crucially, the CONSENT Act relies on the Federal Trade Commission to enforce any violations of those new rules.
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I had developed severe polyhydramnios, or high fluid levels and, most crucially, our baby had stopped growing. Completely.
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"'Cause that knowledge can inform Congress going forward and — crucially — voters a year and a half from now."
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Crucially, the Crown Prince must prove himself to be as adept a peace-maker as his late father.
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But its Western allies, and most crucially the United States, apply the terrorist label to the PKK only.
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Most crucially, as she approaches 60, she's refusing plastic surgery despite Karen's love of going under the knife.
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Crucially, Bulletin is operating on such a small scale that it seemingly removes the need for curation entirely.
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Jerusalem itself, the holiest city for the three Abrahamic religions, continues to morph — both demographically and, crucially, geographically.
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Crucially, as critics have pointed out, her casting plays on her enduring appeal, and the nostalgia it evokes.
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Perhaps more crucially, BoxMaker doesn't have the same cumbersome limitations on what is and isn't allowed in levels.
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But cap and trade is the focus of a crucially important new bill, released yesterday by State Sen.
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But Sigrid seems to have chosen the other path available to her: young, fun, relatable—and, crucially, poptastic.
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"Access to the single market is crucially important to your industry," Hammond said, according to the two attendees.
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Crucially, it provides the user with a list of local washers who would normally be difficult to contact.
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"Crucially, I think we could see a similar result from the impending break-up of Xerox," Cramer said.
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He shoots more often and from further away than any other player, and crucially, he does so effectively.
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Britain's giant financial services sector, roughly 8 percent of economy, relies crucially on access to the EU market.
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And, crucially, corporate-bond spreads remain quite tight, reflecting very little financial stress or serious economic-slowdown risk.
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Crucially, you'll also now be able to see the location information for Apple's amazing screen-saver drone videos.
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Crucially, it foresees punitive measures against entities that provide material support to Russia in building energy export pipelines.
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Crucially, I made sure I had everything I needed to make those foods on hand at all times.
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Crucially, they're also now 1-3 against the Cavaliers this season after losing to them on Sunday afternoon.
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Crucially, Mr Xi needs to reverse his campaign against civil society and his efforts to stifle media debate.
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Crucially, POP (POP3 is the current version) and IMAP both are used for getting emails from a server.
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Crucially, he managed to persuade the great stage and film actor Alec Guinness into slumming for the BBC.
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His strategy sounds simple: brush up the presidential candidate's image and, crucially, bolster his popularity among the youth.
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Crucially, the participants also scored Trump higher on measures of dominance, and Clinton higher on measures of prestige.
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As for accounts of Mr. Duncan's early years, however, and, crucially, his later ones, the trail went cold.
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Crucially, his answers mostly track with a reasonably straightforward breakup plan that he introduced to Congress last year.
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Her analysis, erudite and unrelenting, exposes blind spots not just among conservatives, but, crucially, among liberals as well.
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In the long term, most crucially, residents have to get used to using water more sparingly, says Jewitt.
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Perhaps most crucially, the long-held narrative of the collapse of Angkor is being recast by lidar evidence.
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And, crucially, turnaround time for a custom kit has now been reduced from one year to one month!
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Most crucially, he would oversee special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the American democratic process.
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Crucially, the deal allowed Jay-Z to keep creative control and his stake in the clothing company's operations.
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And, crucially, Syria's Sunni population continues to view the Asad regime as the primary enemy in the conflict.
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Most crucially, the future of the grizzlies depends on the states to which their protection is now entrusted.
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Both sides in this dispute agree that any deep decarbonization scenario is going to crucially involve electrifying everything.
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Crucially, titlekeys are not unique, and once grabbed, can be re-used by anyone to unlock a game.
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I think that that is crucially important and I don't pressure people to go one way or another.
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Uncharted multiplayer was not only a massive hit with its audience, but crucially, it kept people coming back.
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Researchers are realizing that the context in which memories are created is crucially important in remembering them later.
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Researchers are realizing that the context in which memories are created is crucially important in remembering them later.
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And crucially, the Proclamation by the Crown Act of 1539, which permitted the King to legislate by decree.
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Crucially, because of his notoriety within the far right, Collins's moles don't have to explain themselves to him.
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But crucially, it also means they'll avoid the particular pressure of budgeting on a show-by-show basis.
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But even more crucially, the Democratic proposal removes Obamacare's existing limits on who is eligible for tax subsidies.
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"It's clever, engaging, brisk and, crucially, unpretentious," Mike Hale wrote in his review in The Times in 2015.
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Crucially, no women ever came forward to report that they had engaged in sex with Menendez while underage.
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They have been vetted by the FBI and the press, and — crucially — confirmed by the United States Senate.
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Some employees — and, crucially, employers — are still learning how to establish rules and boundaries around real-time chat.
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Republican lawmakers were crucially involved in blocking discriminatory measures proposed in Texas, Tennessee and Georgia, the group said.
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It's not as robust as past expansions, but unemployment is low and, crucially, wages have increased, however slightly.
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" Carducci added, "I think it's crucially important to make space for this kind of work, now and always.
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But his focus on getting there keeps clashing with Dorothy's confusion and, more crucially, his own fractured mind.
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Crucially, the projects rely on municipal-level approvals, not the involvement of Hamas or its ministries, they said.
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Crucially, ANWR would add revenue to the tax reform package, which slashes taxes for corporations and the wealthy.
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But crucially, Deadpool 2's fan service doesn't get in the way of it being an entertaining movie.
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And crucially, the tight labor market at last appears to be translating into faster wage growth for workers.
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Crucially, it's not designed to appeal to people who won't recognise Lucy's efforts as familiar, if not sympathetic.
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And, crucially, in 2018 she won 42 counties that Trump carried in 1493, including 39 in rural areas.
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The ruling also sets an important precedent for the international community in responding to and, crucially, preventing genocide.
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But, crucially, conviction requires a two-thirds supermajority in the Senate; a simple majority won't do the trick.
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"Crucially, the last time the numbers got this low was December of 2015," right before gold surged higher.
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And, crucially, it works without detriment to the desirable characteristics of lamb weight, ewe weight and milk yield.
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And crucially, it is the first domestic Irish lender to resume paying a dividend since the financial crisis.
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I too don't want to shop, cook and, most crucially, think about shopping and cooking during my vacation.
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But, crucially, the workaround depends on a common understanding among the participants, a degree of discretion and judgment.
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And crucially, what lessons for its own spiralling opioid crisis can North America learn from Estonia's protracted experience?
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Crucially, Mr. Stewart's small paintings and drawings, lent to Ms. LaBouvier by his family, are an emotional anchor.
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Crucially, they are all of these, and none of those qualities are at the expense of the others.
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Most crucially, efforts must be made either to cancel the nuclear deal or link it to Iranian behavior.
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And -- crucially -- she hasn't been able to save enough money to care for her children in her absence.
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Most crucially, not only do you need to take your kid to the park, so does everyone else.
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But crucially, it added that the amendment also protects an individual's right to use "Arms" in self-defense.
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The competition adds a sense of urgency and, crucially, helps force plant-based "meat" further into the mainstream.
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Crucially, the contract also contains concrete actions to tackle the negative — even if unintended — consequences of platform design.
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I too don't want to shop, cook and, most crucially, think about shopping and cooking during my vacation.
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Or — crucially — they could have been picking up on elements of the photos that humans don't even recognize.
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These are crucially important positions, and the administration has maintained focus and played both tactics and strategy smartly.
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Crucially, none of his demons from seasons past have been conquered — they only persist and fester with time.
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It's also, crucially, the kind of fandom that's easy to rein in, as far as copyright is concerned.
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And, crucially, Iran's elected officials have real power, but they're limited by unelected authorities like the supreme leader.
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Like the US, China, India, and Europe, Indonesia is crucially important to the success of the Paris agreement.
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And crucially, the characters they portray are not too far from who they actually are as people themselves.
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Crucially, Davutoglu gave only halfhearted support to a powerful presidential system, which Erdogan wanted to see "rapidly" introduced.
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At the same time, though, there is growing dissent over the security sector as well as, crucially, the economy.
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Crucially, Chinese luxury buyers tend to be younger than elsewhere, and online influencers like 'Mr Bags' carry real clout.
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More crucially, bibs also may contain emergency contact information that could be necessary in the event of a disaster.
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Photo: AP Crucially, no one from the Chinese side of the alleged scuffle made physical contact with the football.
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But crucially, they will also be less likely to build factories in America for goods destined for export overseas.
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And, crucially, how do you verify that the "carbon credits" being purchased by airlines actually lead to real reductions?
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And through its treatment of its franchise's history, the movie succeeds in some ways — and crucially fails in others.
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Crucially, she also set an industry template for later pop stars to bare their souls as mature, evolved artists.
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Crucially, FireNet runs at a high frame rate–up to roughly 20 frames per second with 92 percent accuracy.
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Crucially, this case doesn't discuss whether Twitter itself is a public forum or determine how Twitter can moderate users.
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Crucially, the law also capped immigration from the Western Hemisphere for the first time, fundamentally redefining America's southern border.
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Crucially, these kinds of audits need to be done in the spirit of mutual understanding rather than being accusatory.
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The hobby involves driving at slow, constant speeds without breaking or stopping, and, crucially, without running the air conditioning.
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" In Grace Mitchell's words, it's "like everything at once, and nothing at all, but most crucially, it is loud.
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Humiliated, Serbia turned to Russia for partnership and, crucially, for a source of leverage in relations with the West.
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But, crucially, those laws couldn't actually stand in women's ways and present an "undue burden" to accessing the procedure.
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Schools were pushed to ensure girls left with equal maths skills to boys—and, crucially, equal confidence in them.
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Crucially, when the researchers tested the corresponding proteins in the dengue virus, they did not see the same effect.
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Crucially, the testimony could force some Democrats to decide whether they want to start impeachment proceedings against the president.
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Crucially, the act that formally readmitted the state to the Union expressly forbade any abridgment of those "school rights".
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Crucially, this test can also distinguish between Zika and similar viruses as well as identify different strains of Zika.
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They adjust their portfolios and their behaviour accordingly and, crucially, the fiscal and monetary authorities respond to their actions.
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Crucially, to do so, Jenner has to say that there is an "intent to use" the trademark in commerce.
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Crucially, they found no such effect with aid doled out by the World Bank, their benchmark for Western assistance.
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Prioritizing hospitals serving low-income, at-risk, and rural populations, it would fund crucially needed hiring, training, and equipment.
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Crucially, the challenger avoided any subject such as ideology or geopolitics that could divide the country and antagonise Russia.
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But a sober patriarch committed to a moral code that, crucially, treats domestic violence as sinful can provide stability.
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Crucially, Mr. Malloy — himself a former prosecutor and defense lawyer — has the support of key figures in law enforcement.
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Crucially, federal law prohibits using the database in criminal investigations for fear it would discourage relatives from submitting samples.
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Crucially, the Americans are handicapped in preparing for negotiations in that they have few channels of communication into Pyongyang.
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Monster Hunter World's areas are now vastly bigger and, crucially, not segmented into sections separated by interstitial loading screens.
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IDC's data crucially includes Chromebooks and excludes Windows tablets including devices with a detachable keyboard like the Surface Pro.
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Crucially, however, they've left most—though not all—of the board game's daunting granularity and detail in the past.
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And, crucially, her message is landing — thanks at least in part to that long-cultivated girl-next-door image.
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Crucially, February 12 is the last day that pro-independence parties can withdraw their amendments to the draft budget.
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Crucially, he has a background in approaches to computer vision that can process large amounts of data very quickly.
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But they also, crucially, give him a powerful microphone to address the world without the interjection of critical voices.
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Crucially, entertainment giant Time Warner owns CNN, a network Trump has repeatedly clashed with and accused of biased coverage.
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But that momentum, crucially, was not maintained despite multiple other attempts to blow up airliners and conduct other attacks.
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And for Britain, crucially, there's no close connection between integration via the EU and consolidation of stable democracy domestically.
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MAGI There's also modified adjusted gross income, another measure of income that is slightly but crucially different from AGI.
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He seems genuinely hyped when talking about fresh food and—crucially for meat-eaters—he's not preachy about veganism.
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Crucially, she found that President Trump's stature as the, um, President, did not qualify for any sort of exemption.
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The result: stunning inequality, greater than in any other large European country, and deteriorating basic services, including, crucially, telecommunications.
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Another concern is that festival producers aren't convinced diversity leads to broader market appeal or (more crucially) greater profits.
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Somewhat crucially, these holes expose the area of skin prone to chafing, which could make these jeans very uncomfortable.
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The groups of young volunteers also, crucially, know how to make it a bit of fun for the kids.
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It not only declares an emergency, but also crucially outlined broad, global policy goals in order to address it.
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And, crucially, gritty students were most likely to earn the diploma they had come to West Point to pursue.
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"Crucially, one of the issues we agreed on was taking down terrorist material online from the internet," May said.
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And most crucially of all, the United States has failed to decide whether it is, in fact, at war.
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And — crucially for progressives — the reduction in crime has helped restore citizens' confidence that government can accomplish important goals.
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There's indoor ice, boiling water vaporizing into the air, innovative winter-wear layering techniques, and (crucially) bundled-up dogs.
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In "Chapter 1," this X-Men show is entirely about nostalgia — though crucially it's David's nostalgia, not the audience's.
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Crucially, wage growth and inflation has undershot expectations for some years and showed little sign of heating up soon.
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These are crucially important steps to make irrevocable the EU's single market and the euro as a legal tender.
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Or look into an organization called La Leche League International, which provides breastfeeding support, and perhaps most crucially, education.
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Currency notes or more crucially, the lack of them, is what everyone is talking about in India right now.
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Crucially, this is predicated on the assumption that banks' contributions to the fund depend on how risky they are.
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Crucially, it will decide whether the policy must only be applied in Europe or whether it will apply globally.
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She knows it, her colleagues -- and opponents -- in the UK know it and crucially, so do her European counterparts.
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Aside from these aggregate numbers, it is crucially important to note what happened across the South and the West.
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Crucially, it does work over the air, which means that it's possible to embed Alexa voice commands within music.
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Crucially, the game isn't painting these other characters as bad people (although their decisions make Bert's life much harder).
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Crucially, however, Chen's work is an act of reclamation—one that takes back the power that her harasser stole.
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Majid provided the example of health care, where it is crucially important to know the history of an individual.
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Crucially, the tester knew the difference beforehand so it could compare this prior knowledge against the URL checker's output.
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Jaime is headed to take back Riverrun, putting him on a collision course with Jon, Sansa, and — crucially — Brienne.
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It was her favorite meal to eat, but more crucially, it was her favorite meal to cook for others.
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Crucially, these mini-platforms harness the powerful reach of platforms like Facebook and Twitter even while competing with them.
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" And in this time, when we need social support the most, the crucially important catchphrase has become "social distancing.
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Besides relieving pressure there, this crucially countered the Islamic State's narrative that America will never offer dignity to Muslims.
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Just as crucially, a gap can interrupt a long series of observations that allow researchers to understand future events.
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They have seen enough of him — but, crucially, not too much of him — to think he can do anything.
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"Tetris Effect" takes a foundational game ("Tetris"), executes it perfectly, and crucially evolves the concept into something completely fresh.
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But other countries — crucially Israel and the United States — do not recognize it, and it struggles to operate independently.
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The process required fake purchase orders, coaches' assents — and, crucially, middlemen like youth-league coaches, money managers and agents.
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Ultimately this all matters because Trump's case for himself as a candidate hinges crucially on his alleged business prowess.
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Another question Sanders's plan doesn't answer but is crucially important: How do you guarantee physical access to medical care?
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Crucially, he had a treble register and four vocal modes: whisper, snarl, bark and an all-time-great shriek.
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But more crucially, the 1992 film Aladdin seemed a completely unsuitable candidate for Disney's series of live-action remakes.
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Crucially, when Irena defends the ensemble, saying that its work is based on "authentic folk art," Wiktor keeps silent.
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Crucially, however, the journal does not explicitly set out to prove links between specific weather extremes and global warming.
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Crucially, as a Nigerian production, it firmly eschews any white savior narrative one might expect from a Hollywood film.
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Spain has had 82 percent of possession and has taken 10 shots, but, crucially, only one was on target.
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Most were human and represented skin and saliva contamination, but, crucially, nine were linked to bovine or ovine milk.
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This means that all new Huawei phones will ship without Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube or, crucially, Google Play Store.
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They fretted over her flaws because they — and more crucially, many American voters — long ago resigned themselves to his.
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Crucially, he will also have considerable sway in the company and its affiliates thanks to its complicated legal structure.
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" "They've been doing crucially important work that you can only do there: providing air support, providing some artillery support.
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First, it's usually irrelevant to the article, and more crucially, announcing the home address of anyone can be dangerous.
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But, crucially, the document does not require church officials to turn over information about abuse claims to the authorities.
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Crucially, the company has been linked to Saudi Arabia&aposs alleged assassination of the Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Pyka is taking on the largely human-powered spray business with an autonomous winged craft and, crucially, regulatory approval.
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Crucially, publishers hoped that iBooks would be so streamlined and sleek that it could undermine Amazon's book-selling dominance.
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And, crucially, the Democratic Party primary electorate as a whole is more moderate than Biden's two main rivals, Sens.
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The deal promised a quick 13 percent return that — crucially, for Mr. Zhang — will be paid in American dollars.
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Headspace, the guided meditation app, got her thinking about how audio-only programs could increase focus and, crucially, pleasure.
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But first he would ensure that Monterrey's executives would remain to help lead — and, crucially, to fund — the effort.
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But crucially, the strikes didn't threaten the survival of the Assad regime — and that made the government's supporters happy.
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Still more crucially, by the end of the episode he has returned to his love of dark ironic twists.
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In Biden's day, the Southerners still had the seniority, they still wanted allies, and they were still, crucially, Democrats.
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And crucially, Wright says, Trump wouldn't be able to pardon Bannon if he was in jail for that reason.
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Gender divisions among voters sometimes get less emphasis than economic or racial cleavages, but they can be crucially important.
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Crucially, the state also has very high electricity costs (which means that solar panels make more sense for some people).
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Stations are a destination for those seeking new music and, crucially, new perspectives on that music which algorithms cannot provide.
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These are crucially important issues for our economy I presume for the Chinese economy, also, listen, let me say this.
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And most crucially they appeared to base their deep data analytics on Facebook data harvested from some 50 million profiles.
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Crucially, the budget relies on some assumptions that the Italian government has made over higher growth and lower borrowing costs.
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More crucially, he was an assistant at Penn State when Jerry Sandusky was molesting children in the team's football facilities.
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Most crucially, this show gave its heroine, pitch-perfectly brought to life by Krysten Ritter, the space to be broken.
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It appeared much of the media got itself into knots trying to differentiate between balance, objectivity, neutrality, and crucially, truth.
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But Maduro lacks his predecessor's firebrand populism and, crucially, the high oil prices that funded many of his social programs.
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Crucially, there should be no murkiness as to where this person's loyalties lay: with users, not with Facebook the company.
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Crucially, these songs don't imply causality; whether he's ambivalent about romance or his career, the true subject is yearning itself.
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Crucially, these off-market plans would open the door for people with preexisting health conditions to be charged higher rates.
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Crucially, they can cut emissions while creating diverse new employment opportunities in fields from biotech and agriculture to local refineries.
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And, crucially for the show's autism initiative, randomized evaluations have found that Sesame Street encourages prosocial, cooperative behavior among children.
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And crucially, CHAI's victory appeared to hinge strongly on the very dynamics that make people uncomfortable about the Clinton Foundation.
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Crucially, it means controlling the funds raised off of Women's March-branded T-shirts, hoodies, baby onesies, and other merch.
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Crucially, the study was double-blinded, which meant that neither the researchers nor the participants knew which day was which.
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Crucially, these changes don't diminish the Souls-like formula in the least, but they also don't unnecessarily torture the player.
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Crucially, Spain has no significant movement on the nationalist right, unlike Italy, France and many others, including Poland and Hungary.
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The digital media market is growing at a rapid pace, and — crucially for investors — there is still significant growth potential.
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Crucially, the Post did not include footage of the incident itself, which it noted had been posted online before disappearing.
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Just enough to take the edge off... Crucially, The Red Strings Club isn't judgy about sexuality—only about power structures.
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It's also half the price of Apple's official folio case for the iPhone X, which crucially doesn't come in brown.
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And crucially, while Tillerson might be talking about an engineering answer, ExxonMobil's record doesn't suggest it's actually working toward one.
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Most people not directly involved were able to ignore it; crucially, the mainstream media, when they noticed it, misinterpreted it.
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More crucially, it's a gathering place for those who choose to come together to worship God in a particular way.
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The "keep it in the ground" trend in climate activism crucially involves the participation and influence of social justice groups.
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Blushes were spared when Boeing roared back with a huge 200 plane order by IAG for, crucially, the 737 Max.
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KURTZ: Well, there is no question that it is not a monopoly, but they are crucially important to public discourse.
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Crucially, the law imperils American workers based in Egypt who are often involved in administering American aid through these NGOs.
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Crucially, he didn't respond to every chemical attack in Syria, although he vows now to keep the pressure on Assad.
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And crucially, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), a non-invasive way of stimulating the brain, can even bring that memory back.
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Crucially, it puts Twitter on more even footing with Facebook, which has made permanent videos the default from the beginning.
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Those talks, crucially and for the first time when they began last year, have included both Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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The crucially important French elections went earlier this month to safer, more predictable, decidedly reformist and pro-European political forces.
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One of the most recognizable brands on the planet and also, crucially, the most valuable company in the world: Apple.
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We thank Governor Sandoval and the Nevada State Legislature for passing these crucially important protections for the state's LGBTQ youth.
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Crucially, the observations show no sign the rise in atmospheric CO23 concentration is decelerating as a prelude to levelling off.
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Most crucially, they have the right to life and the necessities that go with that, which includes certain economic necessities.
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Crucially, this must be achieved without the use of fences, which are costly and sometimes impractical to build and maintain.
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But, crucially, they also were more likely to say that their partners had orgasms during that time as well. 2.
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" Crucially, the report adds, "ICE has never had the capability to identify, arrest and remove all of these criminal aliens.
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This consistently has been older voters who tend to take voting more seriously and, crucially, have more time to dedicate.
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"Crucially, though, GoPro has realized that software in these devices matters a whole lot more than the hardware," Cramer said.
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Ever since, they have asked people around the country to wear orange to raise awareness about gun violence and, crucially.
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For more than 30 years, religious conservatives have been a loyal and, crucially, a predictable voting bloc for the Republicans.
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Applicants for "skilled independent" visas are given points for such things as education, work experience, English proficiency and, crucially, age.
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Crucially, if other countries (like China) continue to react with trade barriers of their own, the decline could be global.
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Thiel donated millions to Trump's campaign, spoke at the Republican National Convention and crucially has a foot in both camps.
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Because we can't control emotions directly, we're not responsible for them — either our own, or crucially, those of other people.
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Directed and, crucially, with new dialogue by the Lebanese-French writer Wajdi Mouawad, the production fleshed out notoriously caricaturish characters.
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Even more crucially, hold your elected officials to this promise that we have made as a people to our veterans.
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Crucially, another funding measure and another hike in the debt ceiling will be required before the end of the year.
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And, crucially, what did the President know before the election, after it, and when he instructed his son to lie?
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Crucially, governments have to look beyond the monetary policy crutch that has characterized the recovery from the 2007-2009 recession.
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That crucially important vector of global commerce and finance has been provided by the U.S. since the end of WWII.
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For me, another crucially important line was crossed: My wife and I both went back to the pot for seconds.
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Crucially, MCAS was designed to take effect when just a single sensor showed that the angle-of-attack was high.
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In addition to providing money, it offered a platform, and perhaps, more crucially, a kind of legal protection—journalistic credentials.
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Crucially, if the regulation on new power plants is found illegal or unconstitutional, the Clean Power Plan cannot be enforced.
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The Psychoactive Substances Act introduced in May this year outlawed a raft of substances, but crucially did not criminalize possession.
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In practice, this translates into much better data, linking medical history, presenting symptoms, treatment given, and, most crucially, clinical outcomes.
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Crucially, dressing up as a DJ also doesn't take that much work, as long as you have the right accessories.
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More crucially, she transformed one of the biggest events in sports, corporate synergy, and entertainment into a distinctly political act.
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But at the same time, these animals are under increasing pressure from climate change, and studying them is crucially important.
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Crucially, says Savir, the company has put together a group of experts to think about scalability from the get-go.
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Still, it is no exaggeration to say ISIS is losing, and, crucially, it can continue to lose without American intervention.
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Crucially, Irrespective demonstrates how Rosler has adopted feminism not simply as a subject, but as an intellectual and artistic framework.
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However, crucially, Best for Britain's analysis was based on pro-Remain opposition parties standing aside for Labour, and vice versa.
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Crucially, animal rights activists have to stop comparing the struggle of animals to the struggle of black people in America.
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Crucially, that meant Mr. Trump did not have to compromise on his appellate picks in states with a Democratic senator.
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And crucially, the remake is starting to feel like less of a mess than it's seemed to be so far.
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Over the next four decades or so, shuttle services increased in frequency and, crucially, offered unlimited capacity on every departure.
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Lastly, and perhaps crucially, Russia hopes to project power in a region the American government considers its sphere of influence.
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