Their demonstrated skills are vital anywhere, but they're especially vital in a democracy.
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Here are five vital nuggets of vital hip-hop/cat information we've gleaned from the video. 1.
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Those data, from the National Vital Statistics System, were collected and processed through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program.
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Women possess vital knowledge and on-the-ground experience that is vital to the outcome of peace talks.
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Sex is a vital part of humanity, and sex ed is a vital part of a well-rounded education.
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Losing Viserion means losing a vital weapon, but it also means losing a vital part of who she is.
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Vital to economy In his exit letter, Cordray said the consumer agency's work is vital to the US economy.
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"The Gateway Tunnel is vital to our New York economy, [and] is vital to the whole Northeast," Schumer has said.
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International trade remains a vital part of a response to global health crises and a vital part of our economies.
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It also drew on Henri Bergson's concept of élan vital — vital force — which Gilles Deleuze elegantly explains in his book Bergsonism.
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Only retailers deemed vital—supermarkets, pharmacies, tobacconists, newsstands—remain open (with a disputable choice of what kind of shopping is "vital").
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She is an ambassador for the Vital Voices Global Ambassadors Program and also serves on the Vital Voices Board of Directors.
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" Depression: "The same way it was vital in the Arab Spring, Twitter will play that same vital role in the United States.
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The vital interests of a hypothetical patient are not vital interests of an actual data subject (and the GDPR tests are demonstrably unmet).
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"It is vital — vital — that one reinvents oneself every 10 years," Ms. Busquets, 51, said as she threw her hands in the air.
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Any director unable to persuade enough fellow directors or shareholders that vital change is needed ultimately has one vital lever: threaten to resign.
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Panelists: VITAL VOICES MENTORING WALK | 8:30am DVF will be partnering with Vital Voices to co-host a mentoring walk on The High Line.
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Knowing you are not alone is vital, and writing about my grief and the situations that arise out of it is vital to recovery.
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The ruling is not simply the court's most vital civil rights decision; it is also the court's most vital decision about the rule of law.
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Vital intelligence In Germany, this policy is already delivering results with vital intelligence being passed by resident Muslims to the country's domestic security service, the BND.
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The work done by these non-profit agencies is a vital step in helping to make refugees a contributing and vital part of their new communities.
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The movies being made right now are as vital and wonderful as ever — but they owe that status to the vital and wonderful films of the past.
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Categorizing pain as the fifth vital sign conditioned patients to expect that providers would "normalize" it in the same way that they normalize the other four vital signs.
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Advanced manufacturing, energy production, and domestic steel production — all vital to our regional and national interests — would be severely impacted by a disruption in this vital transportation artery.
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Since 2010, we've cut spending by $150 billion on these vital public programs that fund everything from vital scientific research and K-12 education to border security and highways.
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DNA also conducted the vital underground nuclear tests (now halted for 25 years) which established the survivability requirement for every U.S. weapons system, finds vulnerabilities, and develops vital hardening techniques.
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I'm also thinking a lot about celebrating the culture that is here and it's always been here and that the cultural practices of our communities are vital and remain vital.
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Licenses technology from vital vio, inc * Acuity brands inc- will incorporate vital vio's viosafe white light disinfection technology into certain of its led luminaires Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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As Baum explains, the relationship between different vital signs can indicate something's wrong hours before any single vital system goes out of whack enough to trigger emergency alerts to medical staff.
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"Any company, especially the ones who are transmitting vital information through pagers, must be concerned once they realize that they are unknowingly transmitting vital information about their facility operations," it adds.
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These numbers are dramatic and damning, not least of all because our nation's economic health relies upon vital rural communities, but because we are losing our country's most vital technological laboratories.
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Roy Cooper of vital capabilities, The News & Observer reported.
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It felt like a revolution — urgent, deep, vital, true.
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It's heavy, it's hot, it's cumbersome — and it's vital.
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Because it was more than special — it was vital.
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He also pointed to progress in several areas, including public finances, as well as the launch of potentially vital strategic infrastructure projects and said political stability was vital for the progress to continue.
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Interviews and press appearances were vital to his poll rise.
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" It is currently defined as a "state of vital exhaustion.
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Trump considers the Saudis vital allies in his Mideast agenda.
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The "special relationship" is increasingly vital for the UK government.
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But these three things, Rose says, are vital to success.
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She says that exercise is vital to her mental health.
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And this is a vital ingredient of RNA and DNA.
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It is vital that Democrats take advantage of that opening.
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It is vital to see the connections between these cases.
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Nuclear attack submarines are vital for China for two reasons.
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The women of Black Panther are vital to Wakanda's success.
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So, closely monitoring Ruapehu is vital for keeping people safe.
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Makeup is such a vital component of the African culture.
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They pursue what feels like a vital connection to the
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That is why, Schwartz says, this class is so vital.
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To achieve real and lasting success on Amazon, it's vital.
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It's a vital organization that relies entirely on our support.
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And we hope our actions help achieve that vital goal.
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That information may even be vital to maintaining your health.
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Outcry and protest, she affirmed, are vital to this fight.
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On one hand, it's a vital form of human communication.
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Affordable, adequate care is vital to the patients we represent.
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That vital information is then passed on to first responders.
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Trump's narrow Michigan win proved vital in the 2016 election.
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Plain documentary, demonstrating the facts of climate change, is vital.
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In fact, such a state is vital to its future.
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The U.K. will find it harder to obtain vital medicines.
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As with many team sports, coordination is vital to success.
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Another vital yet neglected area of land reform is tenure.
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New blood would make the court more vital and dynamic.
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It isn't an easy watch, but it's a vital one.
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That could jeopardize the U.S. lead in strategically vital technologies.
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Close air support, which was vital for NATO, has dwindled.
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Having a bulletproof way to connect with employees is vital.
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It's a vital record and a quest to change culture.
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Reserves are vital to maintain confidence and forestall capital flight.
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The Lenovo Vital Moto Mod will be out in April.
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You want to prove how vital you are to both.
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Services have become even more vital, at 2503% of output.
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Those are all important considerations that are vital to innovation.
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It's not just a great documentary, it's a vital one.
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There is an exuberant private sector, vital to China's success.
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It's a vital part of staying safe on the web.
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He said that dedication was vital to the company's success.
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In short, Outlander is often muddled, but it's always vital.
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For the cannabis industry, it was a vital morale boost.
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Such levies pit two vital liberal principles against each other.
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Networking is so awkward, but it's vital in my industry.
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Being served better information in that category would be vital.
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The completion of the merger is vital to Lonmin's survival.
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Iran's vital oil and banking sectors were hit in November.
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In practice, their vital defense mission made them quasipublic entities.
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Perhaps Vital Signs will get snatched up by another distributor.
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His paintings had a vital and beautiful quality to them.
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Some whistleblowing is salutary, even vital, and should be encouraged.
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Cyber security plays a vital role in all things mobile.
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I consider their voices vital to filling out my reaction.
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And protest remains the vital medium for dealing with them.
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Moreover, Japan shares vital national interests with the United States.
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Both have a vital interest in maintaining the global commons.
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Both were vital components of prehistoric humans' ability to survive.
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Theoretically, deaths could be counted through the nation's vital statistics.
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Vice President Pence is in a strong, perhaps vital position.
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That approval process is vital to their validity and enforcement.
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Carrie thought he had vital information, which he did not.
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There is a vital need to control pain after surgery.
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Called Vital Signs, the series would help promote Apple Music.
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Resolving the mystery is vital for both Italy and Britain.
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That impact shatters bones, some of which puncture vital organs.
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It is vital to its survival that we choose wisely.
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The name is vital to the app's success, he insisted.
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Separation of powers is a vital component of healthy governance.
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A second vital need is to support classical plant breeding.
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Clean, safe and affordable energy is vital to our economy.
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But Lake's story contains a vital detail to understanding this.
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Of course, it's also vital to build what people want.
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Lady Stoneheart is vital to giving these characters that motive.
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"It's a vital organization that relies entirely on your support."
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It's vital to the stability of the market, they say.
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"It is vital that new media avoid making old mistakes."
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We're fortunate to have her taking on such a vital
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Proponents of IPR say it's vital for dismantling bad patents.
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I believe education is vital for individual and future success.
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But how to make progress on other vital environmental issues?
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They are a vital part of the community at large.
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She allows it to be messy and unnerving, vital and
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Making schools effective and economically accessible is vital for success.
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It's vital to secure these locations before a storm hits.
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Georgia resides at the intersection of many American vital interests.
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Music affects our vital signs: blood pressure, heart rate, breathing.
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Every key hit, every big defensive play, every vital strikeout.
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Keystone XL is a vital addition to America's pipeline system.
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It was an exercise in semiotics with vital legal implications.
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Environment under threat In Nepal, understanding the landscape is vital.
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For workers too, a return of the ceasefire is vital.
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They provide vital free services and are storehouses of information.
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But he said it was vital that it went ahead.
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Until then, vital projects will languish on the drawing boards.
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Passcodes are a vital part of keeping your computer secure.
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That was vital, because he refused to be on staff.
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Especially in today's crowded social media marketplace, this is vital.
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That work is vital, given the efforts to restrict rights.
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The vital process of political negotiations should overlap these efforts.
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Medicaid plays a vital role in providing care to women.
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That's why international trade is so vital to this industry.
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We simply cannot afford to retreat from this vital region.
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Absorbing other small parties will also be vital to success.
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"Our relationship is vital, and it is symbiotic," he said.
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Both are vital for sustainable growth, positive reputation and longevity.
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The rest went for costs vital to providing humanitarian aid.
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This quality is vital to our future as a nation.
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The economic activity it generates is vital to our nation.
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Stanton credited Jack Nicholson with giving him vital professional advice.
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This infrastructure is vital to our commerce and national defense.
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Applied psychoanalysis remains a vital tool for understanding political leaders.
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Food, however, is the most important reason to visit Vital.
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Consumer trust is vital for the acceptance of digital services.
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Georgia has also become a vital transit and energy corridor.
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During all those losing seasons, Thunder filled a vital role.
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But that is vital when it poses such a threat.
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Ours is a vital community of diverse and engaged artists.
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That could prove as vital as the health care itself.
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But watch this team play and Iguodala feels so vital.
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That makes her a vital part of the party's future.
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Simeone's backroom staff are vital to his success, of course.
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This includes vital roles like nurses, counselors, psychologists and librarians.
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Sophomore wing Mark Vital had nine points and nine rebounds.
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"The students are a vital source of information," Petty said.
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The fragility of this vital democratic transition is suddenly exposed.
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And none is more vital than the Great Barrier Reef.
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Managers often conceal decisions of vital interest to their workers.
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There remain vital distinctions between Fidesz and the GOP, though.
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This, is a vital part of the support farmers need.
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Those main lows around $60 [were] vital for this stock.
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Sex education is vital in the upbringing of any child.
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It is not strategically vital and it is very populous.
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In fact, it's vital to understanding Trump's dangerous foreign policy.
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Volunteering in the fire service is a vital community tradition.
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The first is the most vital: Don't overcook your pasta.
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Her admirers say her work has been brave and vital.
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Small but vital things, like a cab fare, become unattainable.
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For decades, US aviation has been vital to our economy.
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Doing so is vital to the health of us all.
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Doing so is vital to the health of us all.
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Of course, vital intelligence and operational information must be protected.
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He's very vital and continuing to invent himself every day.
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Vital services, including oil production, are excluded from the ruling.
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Vital services, including oil production, are excluded from the ruling.
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So it's vital to slow the spread of the disease.
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It was vital that we could be witness to that.
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Social distancing is vital, but that doesn't make it easy.
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Health is vital to our social capital, our human capital.
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Those vital personal protective equipment (PPE) items are running scarce.
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Such inflammation can cause vital organ failure and be fatal.
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Her dudgeon rose only when something vital was at stake.
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Attending tech conferences is far from the most vital activity.
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A pair of earphones offers a vital cocoon of sound.
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The integrity of the semiconductor industry, it said, was vital.
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It's a vital dimension, without which the play feels diminished.
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And laughter, that vital survival mechanism, whooshes in like oxygen.
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Understanding that strategy is vital to understanding the 2020 election.
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There are three basic, vital coffee brewing tips I'll impart.
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"Evolution seems to consider vision vital to intelligence," he says.
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We will work to make sure vital services aren't lost.
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We will work to make sure vital services aren't lost.
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Sharing data during an outbreak is vital for public health.
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Pakistan also provides vital military supply routes to landlocked Afghanistan.
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But the journey has given her something even more vital.
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Computer algorithms alert nurses when patients' vital signs are worrisome.
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Yet intimacy is what makes her art feel vital now.
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Critics say the traditional fairs are as vital as ever.
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And this production is always monitoring its characters' vital signs.
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A spoonful of the accompanying fish sauce condiment is vital.
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Works urgently, as if the next few moments were vital.
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For my mom, this got her some vital breathing room.
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New Hampshire boasts low taxes and a vital cultural climate.
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The first vital step toward animal protection is accurate representation.
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Vital services Wetlands purify drinking water by filtering out pollutants.
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Picking the right vice presidential candidate is vital for Trump.
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To be vital for success, it will have to grow.
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Air Matters is a vital app for checking pollution levels.
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For today, enterprise is a vital engine of economic growth.
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Phosphorus is also vital to life as we know it.
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Griffiths said it was vital to cut these revenue streams.
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This wonderful drink, it claimed, is not "vital for life".
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I expected its depiction of journalism to feel vital & sentimental.
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Therefore, continuing to make charging easy and seamless is vital.
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In the long run, it's vital for our nation's future.
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A vital component of Arceo's platform is its analytics offering.
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When congress resisted he selected six that he deems vital.
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How might the government salvage this vital yet troublesome program?
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Lewandowski is here and has vital information about presidential obstruction.
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Vital pieces of the human experience with no tangible form.
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Community's creative team was vital to its reputation for innovation.
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It is vital that he succeeds to keep America safe.
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But I've learned joy is a vital part of survival.
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The construction of this truth is the book's vital energy.
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These are vital for diagnosing, isolating carriers, and tracking exposure.
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The man explains that the bullets missed his vital organs.
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The small hunting fires were vital for sustaining wild species.
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This sounds rather technical, we know, but it is vital.
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Our critic called it unflinching, vital and scary as hell.
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And it was in a vital moment in the game.
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To speed things up, two missionaries take patients' vital signs.
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It's vital that aphasia sufferers keep talking, no matter what.
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"Sacred sex is a vital tool for addressing these issues."
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But more of it felt like distraction than something vital.
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And connoisseurship remains a vital part of art historical scholarship.
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"Birth control is a vital part of women's health care and a vital part of women's ability to decide their futures," Ginny Ehrlich, CEO of The National Campaign, said in a statement shared with Refinery29.
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Additional vital personnel are needed for protecting, repairing and upgrading essential infrastructure, such as telecommunications systems, and for securing vital supply chains through ports, airports and warehouses, even as most international passenger travel is canceled.
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In fact, bats play vital roles in ecosystems around the world.
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But during the war, it became an even more vital resource.
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It is just as vital to get the streetcar's route right.
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I think those are the most vital parts of our identity.
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Those 90 cents are vital for this new generation of students.
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Yet the world has a vital interest in Saudi Arabia's fate.
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Those three whiffs have made finding value vital for New Orleans.
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Others use cryptocash to buy vital medicine, like insulin, from overseas.
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U.S. intelligence officials say the programs are vital to national security.
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And in missing that point, you miss a vital part of
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Let's begin with something simple but vital: listening to each other.
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Cooperation on trade, transport tourism and environmental protection was also vital.
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Indeed, most doctors consider open communication about death vital, research shows.
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That subplot is vital but just one of the juicy threads.
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"This is a vital step in our international strategy," he added.
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Giant email chains were used to clumsily discuss vital work issues.
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We often overestimate how vital we are at work, he said.
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Saudi Arabia is "absolutely vital to America's national security," Pompeo said.
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Eight ministries, including the vital defense and interior portfolios, remain vacant.
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For Dunst, the competition is simply vital for cinema in general.
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For example:Citizen, your vital signs suggest feelings of horror and arousal.
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A newly vital job category, vulnerable to automation, mushrooms across America.
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Nonetheless, al Falih urged collective action to protect vital energy supplies.
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But, all the same, his play is vital to Cleveland's success.
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At this point, even their shortcomings prove how vital they are.
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Europeans do not plan to continue as a great vital race.
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South Korea and Japan are vital partners, both globally and economically.
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Mobile VR headsets are primarily entertainment devices, not vital productivity tools.
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But vasectomies are very much a vital part of family planning.
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So she left them, and the vital work slowed even more.
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Despite the tumultuous economic landscape, the art of nonfiction remains vital.
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Water is vital not only for food and domestic well-being.
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Supplies, morale, and caravan numbers are all vital to your success.
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"This is a vital tool for situational awareness," the official said.
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This work is vital, but it's not nearly enough, says Gray.
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Sensible and effective election security legislation is vital to this effort.
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The writer's most vital nourishment and inspiration — alcohol — is also absent.
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Maybe so, says Mr Guest, but something vital would be lost.
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It's a vital question — but in a way, it also isn't.
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The government says it is vital to reviving the lackluster economy.
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The VITAL Amyloidosis Study is designed to support full global registration.
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It's therefore vital to celebrate your own success, too, notes Trout.
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Rebuttal is a vital public service, but lies thrive on repetition.
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It will play a vital part in any peace in Syria.
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So it was vital to grab as much ground as possible.
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Schultz or any other independent president would lack that vital resource.
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Health insurance is vital for children, particularly young ones, experts say.
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JF: Social media is a vital part of our marketing program.
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Change is painful but it's vital in order to have growth.
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Trade between the EU and China is vital for both parties.
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Good plumbing is an overlooked, but vital, part of modern life.
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It's a vital listen in an age of never-ending tumult.
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Paige, especially, is only growing more vital the deeper we get.
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Uncovering that information should be of vital importance to your wealth.
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Yet given a much bigger platform, he abdicated this vital responsibility.
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Shame plays a vital and constructive role in governing interpersonal relationships.
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Inflammation, in particular, is vital to fighting infection or healing wounds.
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To live in today's world, a strong GIF game is vital.
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The ridges of a finger are vital to a successful reading.
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It's becoming a little less vital, thanks to the latest iterations.
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"Conversation about politics is really vital component of democracy," Schweitzer says.
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Foreign workers have been vital in keeping Britain's welfare state running.
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This is why it's vital to change the default router password.
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Deal flow and access to deals are vital for VC firms.
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For frequent travelers, finding the right carry-on bag is vital.
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Aleppo is the country's largest city and a vital economic hub.
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In this light, the Iranians are merely helping a vital ally.
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The marketplaces are vital to merchants and highly valued by buyers.
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A CFO is also vital for conducting an initial public offering.
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Clearing away the NPE rubble and renewing lending are both vital.
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The country lies in the middle of a vital aviation corridor.
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For others, such as remote manipulation of machinery, it is vital.
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These are important times, and journalism is more vital than ever.
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I was grateful that she taught me these vital life lessons.
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It is vital that the opposition coalesces behind a new leader.
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But it is vital for the world economy—and for America.
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And some algae species are toxic, so ensuring purity is vital.
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Getting that percentage up will be vital to the expansion's success.
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And for women and girls in developing countries, this is vital.
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She turned cultural exploration into a vital part of the genre.
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The newborn cubs are a vital addition to their species' survival.
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In some vital naval technologies, China is struggling to catch up.
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But it is a vital part of the CEO's job description.
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"That doesn't mean you're strict, but routine is vital," she says.
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Honduras brought themselves back into contention with a vital away win.
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But it might also prove vital to this young company's future.
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Now, the press is absolutely a vital part of any democracy.
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I would give up vital organs for seven robocalls a month.
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But some interaction with the intelligence community every day is vital.
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Some say a diminished public sector is vital to economic growth.
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If you separate them, you lose some vital parts of each.
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Structural reforms to increase underlying growth rates have a vital role.
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Tanning, diving, swimming and chilling are vital to maximum summer satisfaction.
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Electrical wires were ripped down from power stations vital to farming.
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That's part of what keeps a city vital — people keep coming.
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The federal government can play a vital role in informing consumers.
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This is not just about technical preparations, vital though they are.
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Now there are critical shortages of essential imports, including vital medicines.
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Their jokes also play a vital role in not normalizing Trump.
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In the wild, detecting such motion could be vital to survival.
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Cool. You're now one step closer to catching those vital z's.
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And so privacy protection is absolutely vital in the short run.
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To accomplish this, commercial space lines will be vital, he adds.
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Bowie said the opening was vital for the concession renewal process.
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Cambodia's textile, garments and footwear industry are vital to its economy.
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Mark Hertling, said climate change is a vital national security issue.
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And the education of military-connected children plays a vital role.
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He insisted that domestic metals production was vital to national security.
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For this China's co-operation, or at least acquiescence, is vital.
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Each plays a vital role in making Moonlight feel so fresh.
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What's vital about White Girl is who it makes acutely uncomfortable.
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Fuel for the generators needed to power vital equipment is scarce.
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Production of maize, a vital crop in east Africa, jumped sevenfold.
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There's a very mundane but very vital sort of promise there.
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Unjustifiable on constitutional grounds, no matter how vital the cause, right?
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The future of these and other vital programs is in doubt.
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Officiants serve a vital role when it comes to your wedding.
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"Tragically, that bullet struck vital organs, and was fatal," he added.
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I really want to make my music from a vital place.
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Plus he sees that they won't be vital in the future.
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And this is why Jordan and Pakistan are so vital now.
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Fair use can be a vital tool for Wikipedia, Hayes said.
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Without new blood, these vital reforms have no chance of success.
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It is vital to get this public policy signed into law.
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She opens the borough's front doors to reveal a vital diversity.
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More than 200 years later, it's just as vital as ever.
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Intellectual property (IP) plays a unique, vital role our nation's economy.
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"It's vital we know if they travel over land," she said.
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Vital matters pile up on her desk while she micromanages trivia.
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There is a vital civil rights dimension to the hacking issue.
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Now that it is enormous and vital, they are pushing back.
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Haradinaj said U.S. participation was vital to move the talks forward.
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The business community and its campaign donations represent vital Republican assets.
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That could prove vital, especially after the big post-10 p.m.
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Your credit score and credit report are vital for mortgage approval.
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Here, the role of the UK and France will be vital.
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Inclusion, he stressed, is vital for stability and thereby investor confidence.
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These aesthetics are vital to maintaining public support for the system.
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Earmarks are a vital incentive to encourage lawmakers to support legislation.
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Those were decades without a vital safety net for vulnerable Americans.
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Drugs have been a hushed but vital part of doing business.
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Developing a national approach to this crisis is of vital importance.
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It's a technique known as pastiche, a vital element in postmodernism.
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They are the vital traits of an effective and positive leader.
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"It's vital that we find solutions for this problem," Toft said.
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So what is the objection to making this vital information available?
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A vital component of our national security, railroads connects our country.
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Film and sound recordings are vital parts of America's cultural patrimony.
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The missing facts Vital facts are routinely obscured from the public.
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Still, he insisted that the expansion was vital to Britain's prosperity.
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Some clinicians see tripping as vital to the psychedelic healing process.
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I.O. was vital to the election of Barack Obama in 2008.
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Jarabulus has been a vital supply line for the Islamic State.
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In the influencer era, celebrities' preferences are a vital advertising tool.
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All of these statements underscore the vital importance of staying hydrated.
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Think of how vital images have been to social justice movements.
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Here are some reasons the city is strategically and symbolically vital.
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Then we must resume the vital work of comprehensive immigration reform.
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It perversely denies these vital credits for local school modernization projects.
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Whatever it was, she played a vital role in my voyage.
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I know how vital it is to feel safe, welcomed & affirmed.
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Tillman thinks that talking is vital—for trainees and qualified professionals.
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The sanctions could be particularly harmful to Iran's vital oil industry.
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Still, large-scale transportation projects are vital to any urban agenda.
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And then there's Dylan Thomas, madly vital, hurtling greedily toward death.
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That's something that is easy to forget, but vital to remember.
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It's a vital step toward winning the battle against colon cancer.
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It is a vital ally whose story is intertwined with ours.
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The elongation of vital life has changed the phases of life.
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Meanwhile, drone detection is as vital a challenge as drone management.
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Parties, music, art, singing, and culture of all kinds are vital.
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Vital returned with 11:46 left and did not foul out.
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Can you give me any vital stats on the washing machine?
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Tons of useful and important information, and all of it vital.
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Critics say the traditional fairs are as vital as ever. nyti.
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Taiwan is a vital partner for the United States in Asia.
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Being on the ground in Israel is vital to promoting understanding.
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The professional educator voice is vital to more than education policy.
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Why, then, put vital space infrastructure in such a vulnerable place?
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A sense that some vital national essence was lost on Nov.
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Collaborating with other companies was vital to improving business, Ng said.
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But CO2 plays a vital role in our global carbon cycle.
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Experts say media coverage is vital to helping solve those cases.
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To the goals and ambitions that are vital to our civilization.
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The worlds her characters inhabit are chaotic, disorienting, nightmarish and vital.
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Many cities are struggling to modernize aging, but vital, rail systems.
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The experiential learning environment provided by a diverse community is vital.
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Lawmaker Jin Sunmee believes stronger punishments for these crimes is vital.
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Not merely a stabilizing presence, women were vital to Lynch's vision.
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For the rest of us, however, the larger lessons are vital.
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The crust is as vital to the recipe as the filling.
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Faith is vital, but positivity and affirmations won't pay the bills.
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There are plans to fly in vital medicines, but not food.
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Chemistry is vital between any president and his chief global emissary.
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Clearly, he thinks airstrikes on rebels are a vital military tool.
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On Mosul's outskirts is a plant making asphalt vital for reconstruction.
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The healthy functioning of that market is vital to our economy.
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Census data are also vital to many businesses and academic researchers.
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Kirsten Gillibrand addressed how the role of women will be vital.
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"He said changes to your work are vital," David Hirson recalled.
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It's vital that you understand how debilitating an illness it is.
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Will trade and transportation be disrupted — and with them, vital supplies?
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They are vital to industries such as agriculture, hospitality and construction.
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Revenue from hunting is vital to conservation programs, enforcement and research.
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These women were in their 20s, carrying on vital military work.
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Change is never easy, but in this case it is vital.
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Why was none of this vital substance in the woman's system?
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It turned out to be the most vital place on campus.
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China remains vital to many businesses, but the dynamic has shifted.
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But many other fungi are vital partners to animals and plants.
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But she realized a vital piece of the story was missing.
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Getting it right is vital for our economic and national security.
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It's a vital read and a staggering work of art. —A.
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That had to be … that's vital to the story to see.
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A national effort to remove those pressures is a vital step.
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But Iza's Ballad, an earlier work, is perhaps even more vital.
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The health of the single market is vital to Europe's economy.
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Vigorous and sometimes noisy debate is vital to our democratic system.
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That training was vital to the Ford sailors' success this month.
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Music was vital to the sanity and welfare of the explorers.
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Annie Leibovitz made the magazine's images as vital as its writing.
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Keeping businesses afloat, though, is vital to ensuring a swift recovery.
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A risk-based approach to a vendor's cybersecurity risk is vital.
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Aside from economic value, sandy shorelines play a vital environmental role.
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Establishing human rights policies was a vital first step for FIFA.
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Remember, as a founder you are vital to your company's survival.
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So hanging on to hope is vital, even for elite athletes.
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Yet the notebooks contain some of Nietzsche's most vital, pungent writing.
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Its various images seem to include warfare, shamanism and vital impulses.
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Is it possible to enjoy vital life even with health problems?
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Other countries have also begun drone deliveries of vital medical supplies.
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Generic drugs play a vital role in the treatment of cancer.
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Encryption is vital to our individual security, or collective national security.
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A month's supply of medicine is vital for anyone under quarantine.
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In an age of national irresponsibility, cities represent a vital resource.
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"That doesn't mean you're strict, but routine is vital," she said.
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Even tourism, which is vital to the city's economy, may suffer.
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Tech giants claim CDA 230 is vital to protecting free speech.
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The decision to expand its narrative beyond Atwood's text is vital.
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Good recipes, I thought, were foundational — vital, even — to good cooking.
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The secretary of State is a vital part of this team.
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In the immediate future, it's vital to the company's business strategy.
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Access to info is VITAL; it's a life or death matter.
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But we learned a lot that was vital to our development.
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"It's absolutely vital for Congress to pass the USMCA," Pence said.
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Science is a vital check on these sorts of urban legends.
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A robust clinical work force is vital to achieving that goal.
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And one vital task is capitalism's speciality: making people better off.
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Openness is as vital to science as it is to democracy.
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Or do you think we take this vital resource for granted?
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A "no logs" policy and a kill switch are also vital.
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How sad that Abbott is willing to politicize vital humanitarian relief.
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How could you substitute such a vital part of the dish?
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It was the legitimate expression of a live and vital democracy.
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Still, the Americans are left with few vital defenders in Iraq.
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Still, the Americans are left with few vital defenders in Iraq.
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Sovereign governments simply do not trade away their vital national interests.
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Most vital was to establish an airway, then replace the blood.
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This group was vital to helping Democrats take back the House.
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To get a jump on them, he said, intelligence is vital.
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That small but vital change became the key to Duda's turnaround.
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"Record turnout is vital to a Democratic victory," the report said.
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You know, a city has got to be vital and alive.
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It can lead to progress; it's a vital part of progress.
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Those benefits have been vital to Guevara, who is battling leukemia.
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This means bringing Democrats and Republicans together on this vital issue.
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Global trade fights have eaten into FedEx's vital international shipping business.
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VPNs might not be thrilling things, but they are absolutely vital.
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" But it's not entirely clear what the administration considers "vital infrastructure.
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" He added, "To me, it's vital that we humanize each other.
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"Having a rescue plan is vital for queer couples," Wickell said.
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Entrepreneurial thinking has become a vital skill for navigating this environment.
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Our simulator sees polls as the vital signs of the election.
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Liggett-Igelmund told CNN that creating a centralized register is vital.
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Second, content providers are vital to making us more digitally discerning.
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And then there are the fish, so vital to the economy.
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Wholesale markets, vital to distributing goods efficiently, have yet to appear.
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According to Engle, tough conversations are vital to how people grow.
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Champagne is a vital part of any celebration — especially holiday celebrations.
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Through it all, however, North Carolina retained a vital political center.
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Several performers have appeared vital and present, only to drop dead.
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This makes bus drivers in particular a vital but vulnerable group.
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WILBER: You make a vital point about telegraphing the short form.
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Advances in medication abortion are vital and important, but not enough.
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This isn't an academic question but a vital and urgent one.
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Bullet points outline vital information like the season, place and weather.
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Unsurprisingly, the smartphone was the most vital work tool among journalists.
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The missing protections Rulings like this one are vital, Takei says.
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Vital medicines couldn't be imported because the government had little cash.
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But the larger clash of worldviews is as vital as ever.
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It furnishes abstract forms with vital energies of resistance and tension.
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So your commitment to the piece is vital to its survival.
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Precious was a vital member in her community throughout her life.
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So at the end it's about creating a vital startup ecosystem.
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In the VITAL study, subjects consumed 840 milligrams of omega-3s.
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Preventing that kind of widespread panic is a vital counterterrorism goal.
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"It's an important day... Everybody understands that the decision to move on to trade talks is vital, it's vital to everybody, it's of huge value to the 27 members and to ourselves," he told Sky News.
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Everyone is supposed to stay home, except to "obtain or perform vital services" — though Thomas Fuller, a New York Times correspondent in the Bay Area, reports that the line between "vital" and nonessential can be blurry.
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China represents a "significant and growing risk" to the supply of materials vital to the U.S. military, according to a new Pentagon-led report that seeks to mend weaknesses in core U.S. industries vital to national security.
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While some viewers might balk at the idea of taking time away from vital plot and battle plans in favor of a romantic scene (especially in a shortened season), this moment was arguably vital to the plot.
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The Fanya sell-off was "a very unique opportunity for both Vital and the industry, with the stocks serving as a 'surface mine'," George Zhu, president and chief executive of Guangzhou-based Vital, said in the statement.
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In each case, advancing technology enabled us to make vital things with less human time and energy; demand for those vital things by those with money to spend did not expand enough to preserve all the jobs.
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Assad's aims include reopening the crossing to Jordan, a vital trade route.
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It is a vital tool in keeping you out of prison. 215.
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But they also are increasingly a vital part of the U.S. economy.
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But it's vital to understand their effectiveness in order to counter it.
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The vital right guaranteed by Griswold long ago is under serious threat.
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"These devices measure a vital parameter, which is heart rate," said Benedetto.
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Twysted says the city's Kiki scene is one of those vital spaces.
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Clinton following the meeting, he is expecting her to be a vital
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The highly efficient US mail system was vital in sending threatening letters.
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His vital signs are stable and normal – he's responsive and recovering well.
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That 14-week period is vital to a dog's good behavioural development.
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I cannot stress enough how vital communication is to a healthy relationship.
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One of my most vital videogame memories is actually a travel story.
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Yet, 'no' is a vital part of consent just as 'yes' is.
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But there's a vital thing missing from our conversation around domestic violence.
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A successful life is distinct from a profound and vital one, however.
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They are vital to the production of smartphones, tablets and smart speakers.
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"It is vital that people help to rescue these animals," it says.
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The Parthenon Sculptures are a vital element in this interconnected world collection.
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" Physical Connection Is Vital"We embrace each other very frequently each day.
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Standing out and garnering trust is vital to a successful news company.
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It is a vital resource for public officials, VIPs, and business travelers.
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Because, as we said, your periods are really more like vital signs.
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And we couldn't be prouder of these vital stories spotlighting women's narratives.
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Government enforcement is vital for animal protection, consumer protection and governmental accountability.
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Data are a vital commodity for perfecting the algorithms that underpin autonomy.
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A woman's vital signs and baby's heartbeat should be monitored closely throughout.
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Soon Karolinska hospital will equip every patient with a vital-signs tracker.
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Straight talk, for both the Penguin and Trump, was vital rhetorical weapon.
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" Obama added: "Passion is vital, but you got to have a strategy.
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Investment gets much less attention but is also vital to the relationship.
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Thewes said the rollout of 5G technology, vital for electrification, was lagging.
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Still, staying competitive in Orange County could be vital for the party.
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But access to data about the real-world environment is also vital.
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It's a vital step in growing the population of America's national mammal.
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Holding onto this attitude is a vital part of professional medical ethics.
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New enablers are vital too: mobile phones, the internet, WhatsApp and Facebook.
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But a banking relationship is a vital component to any retail business.
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It's important to note this is a vital part of the process.
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The green icebergs, then, might transport these vital nutrients out to sea.
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"Getting a quality education for our youth is vital," Chief Cameron said.
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Its leaders, however enfeebled by scandal, must persevere with that vital work.
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But that doesn't mean it's not vital that policymakers continue to try.
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But air cargo is as vital—perhaps more—to the global economy.
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Questions abound, including the location of the vital, so-called black boxes.
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These disorders affect our body's vital functions and influence crucial hormonal processes.
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But cutting loose is still vital for us, if in different ways.
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Styles emphatically defended his fans as vital trend setters and future innovators.
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Mexico has become an absolutely vital partner for American companies and investors.
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Testimonies from family members are vital to their path to legal protection.
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This vital research and archiving is taking place all over the country.
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These conditions cut off oxygen to vital organs and can be fatal.
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In recent years drones have become a vital component of air power.
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The bison gored Bourgeous' right torso, just barely missing his vital organs.
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Access to education is also reportedly vital to a career in games.
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Mr Clinton's "vital centre" has been destroyed by money-grabbing and complacency.
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He doesn't romanticize violence itself as a vital cleansing agent of society.
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The investment grade given by the Canadian firm is vital for Portugal.
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With the King's death, a vital source of political legitimacy has perished.
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The system will get better at its vital job of allocating capital.
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Residents are less willing to share vital information that can prevent crime.
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India's monsoon rains, though vital for agriculture, regularly bring death and destruction.
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But it's a scattered film, making too many vital points at once.
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The Asian market is a vital tourism sector for Hawaii, Wakai said.
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But he's not as vital to the organization as you might expect.
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Gazan healthcare providers complain the Israeli blockade deprives them of vital resources.
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But it was a slightly better year for our vital pollinating friends.
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The most vital aspect of this overview is the customer acquisition strategy.
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But Russia sees its vital interests at stake in Mr Maduro's survival.
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The trade war has further convinced China of the merchant's vital role.
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This is particularly vital when it comes to the war on ISIS.
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They also note that microbe-rich deadwood is vital to forest renewal.
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Just as vital is that local citizens play a part in oversight.
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"People started talking about pain as the fifth vital sign," Johnson said.
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This has been backed by American sanctions on Venezuela's vital oil industry.
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The dubious reasoning was that such devices might "harm" the vital network.
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Your coverage of synthetic biology was a rare story of vital importance.
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A ceasefire is vital, and any political process must begin with one.
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As an aspirant superpower, China sees technology as a vital national interest.
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This is where Conway becomes a vital part of a successful pivot.
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It is seen as vital plumbing for building up a financial centre.
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These communities, networks and processes are a vital part of the solution.
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Electronic monitors measured their vital signs, blood flow, and other important functions.
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For me, email was once vital, both for personal and business uses.
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Surgeons did the amputations to keep blood flowing to Carol's vital organs.
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The oil and gas industry creates a vital economic bloodline through Oklahoma.
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In that position (president), those seem to me to be vital characteristics.
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Some managers rely on fax machines to send and receive vital information.
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When Meerkat erupted at SXSW in 2015, the festival seemed newly vital.
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For some, commemorating slavery is a vital part of addressing contemporary injustices.
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It's happening right before our eyes and it's important and it's vital.
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It is vital they make the intellectual case for rules-based trade.
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Since at least 2012, Iran has provided vital support for Syria's military.
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The remittances they send back are vital for Pakistan's dollar-starved economy.
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And what does it mean for this most vital of international relationships?
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That's always been true but perhaps feels more vital now than ever.
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This rule would take vital resources away from hardworking households with children.
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The job of HUD secretary became vital after the 2008 housing crisis.
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Wider issues Sugar is not the only vital commodity in short supply.
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CCTV said the infant's vital signs were stable, according to the Post.
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"I couldn't help but feel a certain very vital relevance," he says.
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These voters are vital for Trump's and Toomey's prospects in the state.
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The Hollywood Reporter broke the story about the series, titled Vital Signs.
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The report, first in a new annual series, provided additional vital statistics.
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Critics say it will strip the system of vital checks and balances.
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It is vital that we continue to find ways to welcome them.
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America's roads and airports are vital, and they really do need upgrades.
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"The kit man is vital," writes Roy Keane in his latest book.
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He said the issue was also a vital concern for civil aviation.
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It is also a vital tool, but it, too, needs more funding.
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The personal touch is vital when competing with China, French officials say.
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We deliver a vital dose of in-depth analysis as it happens.
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Security of supply and the optimization of supply were vital for Unipec.
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In fact, vital departments of the US government still use floppy disks.
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However, this made it harder for biotech entrepreneurs to make vital connections.
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That said, South Korean media can be trustworthy and vital to readers.
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Here's how to manage these critical documents: Keeping them safe is vital.
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The opposition says the reform will reduce vital democratic checks and balances.
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Only two banks had produced these vital agreements over the last year.
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Meetings can be vital for discussing goals and establishing a forward vision.
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Cities play such a vital role in the ongoing autonomization of society.
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Besides religion, what do Americans see as vital to their national identity?
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Coal exports to China are a vital source of revenues for Pyongyang.
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Meanwhile, activists aren't waiting for court decisions; instead they're sabotaging vital infrastructure.
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The advent of the calculator did not steal something vital from mathematicians.
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Soft skills like self-confidence and assertiveness are also vital for success.
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The puppet can breathe, move individual limbs and illuminate its vital organs.
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So an investigative episode showing how it all comes together is vital.
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Peace is as vital as ever, but seems no easier to achieve.
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Having protected sex is also vital for preventing the transmission of STDs.
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Immigrants play a vital role in our nation's economic future and prosperity.
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In literature, people are able to address and ponder massive, vital ideas.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih described Shaybah as a "vital facility".
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These vital initiatives should be expanded, not curtailed by the new administration.
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Clearly, NAFTA is vital to the Hispanic community in Florida and elsewhere.
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Our national security relationship with Canada is vital and saves American lives.
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Unfortunately, proposals in Congress are threatening access to these vital services. Sen.
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The Strait of Hormuz is a vital shipping lane for global oil.
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Finally last October, the Federal Transit Administration withdrew millions in vital funding.
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And family was a vital part of Zee's own journey to recovery.
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Making tough calls for your children is a vital aspect of parenting.
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The Hyde Amendment penalizes poor women by denying them vital health care.
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This was a strategically vital mission, and the whole world was watching.
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The general's efforts were vital in maintaining much of Libya's oil production.
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Nurses are also on hand to refill prescriptions or take vital signs.
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I think fashion is as vital and as interesting today as ever.
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Our heartbeat quickens, strengthening the flow of blood to our vital organs.
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Not only does Medicaid sustain vital care, it is classic economic stimulus.
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Choice is vital, but the program needs work & is running out of $.
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Something vital is happening at the boundary between classical music and jazz.
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It's vital for our future and, historically, what America has always done.
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But the day was a vital one for candidates in both parties.
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Social media have been vital in undermining the regime's control of information.
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That vital information could drastically change how we plan future lunar missions.
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To them unity remains vital, and nobody wishes to undermine Mr Barnier.
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Spreading misinformation and propaganda have become vital to regimes across the world.
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European banks, in general, have had more difficulty retaining vital employees lately.
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As women, they know just how vital the services we provide are.
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It's a vital moment in the context of the entire Infinity Saga.
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Mr. Soko said innovations like obosan-bin are vital to Buddhism's survival.
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"Combat cargo is a vital part of daily ship life," said Novakoski.
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It's vital, absolutely, but it's just one part of the overall mix.
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Analytical and communication skills are vital, while media experience is a plus.
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Lesson learned: public debate is a vital component of public policy success.
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But her vital signs were worsening, and her internal bleeding was progressing.
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That makes it vital that the court remain outside the presidential process.
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So, it is even more vital that states step up their efforts.
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That makes it vital that the court remain outside the presidential process.
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We no longer believe in a numinous life force, an élan vital.
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Seed funding is a vital phase in the life of a startup.
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These programs are so vital to our nation and within our communities.
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I.Y. impulse was its most important consequence, and dissidence was vital, too.
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A good hand cream is a vital addition to your skincare regime.
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" "It's going to be vital to everything else he's trying to do.
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This is vital to generating the public support necessary for conservation efforts.
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Knowing where the shade begins in Rome can be vital for survival.
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Rising tensions in Asia have made the alliance particularly vital for Japan.
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"The rule of law is vital to securing our borders," he said.
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Its commissioners deserve our thanks for continuing to serve this vital role.
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Even if it never does, it is still vital to your happiness.
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This now-established vital press protection, however, was not always a given.
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"If the Canal is vital to us, we take it," he said.
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The ability to use Twitter is a vital part of modern citizenship.
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It does not set appropriate defense priorities based on vital U.S. interests.
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But Muchemwa believes it is vital that Mnangagwa's administration stays the course.
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But even the less common types of coffee are vital, researchers said.
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It's time consuming, but it's vital to get it right, Annett said.
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This is in our vital national interest, and it is long overdue.
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Workplace Operations is vital to maintaining office culture for Pivots and clients.
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Having this insight is vital in an overburdened and under resourced system.
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We deliver a vital dose of in-depth analysis as it happens.
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" She added that "partnership [with] governors is vital to our nation's success.
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McCain's vote was vital in the Republican effort to pass the bill.
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In pursuit of these common interests, Pakistan can play a vital role.
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The crisp and smoky leaves of lightly charred cabbage are vital, though.
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We must begin with understanding that Turkey is vital to U.S. interests.
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Carbon capture, he said, will be a "vital part" of reducing emissions.
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This roundup of 75 dinner recipes is vital to any home cook.
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"A strong economy is vital to maintaining a healthy environment," he said.
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Vital do Rego is currently a judge on Brazil's Federal Accounts Court.
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Ferrante puts viewers in the "splash zone," spraying them with vital fluid.
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The children were found with no vital signs, according to rescue officials.
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"I'm sick!" he would say, even if his vital signs seemed normal.
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At the hospital, a doctor reveals that Drake hit JT's vital artery.
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The outpouring of responses confirmed for me that speaking up is vital.
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Tools like thermometers that monitor vital weather signs are far from accurate.
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I'd like to have a balanced political system, and competition is vital.
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Using data to help make these increasingly complex decisions will be vital.
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Nowhere is that message more vital to our lives than in politics.
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But safety is a vital part of what parents should be teaching.
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Museum officials said revenue from sales was vital to the institution's survival.
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Justice Chandrachud's dissent will be vital to judicial challenges in the future.
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The health and well-being of others is vital to our own.
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I find it poignant and lovely — a bit of vital accidental poetry.
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Staff meetings are so vital that the entire staff usually attends now.
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A vital snapshot of America's economic health, it's usually a must-read.
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Labor unions are a vital tool for checking abusive and exploitative employers.
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That information may become vital for the future prevention of art forgeries.
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But it's also vital to recognize that evangelical Christianity isn't a monolith.
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The 2018 midterm elections are a vital chance to check Trump's power.
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On their long marches through hostile territory, he generously shared vital intelligence.
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Finding ways to work with, rather than against, public opinion is vital.
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Again, she has not always been on the court in vital moments.
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Mussels are vital for filtering food and keeping water clear, for example.
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For those artists, a Billboard No. 1 album is a vital trophy.
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Why aren't women a vital part of decision-making in the church?
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After the iMac, he played a vital role in Apple's breakout products.
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That is how vital a presence he has even in contemporary English.
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The economy's vital signs are stronger than they have been in years.
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Medication must be given; some vital signs do need to be checked.
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Surprisingly, fresh-baked cookies are vital to the success of a girlpile.
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And the support of other women has been absolutely vital to me.
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Sometimes those records became a vital link to a tradition in peril.
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Yet, much like Apóstol's codified structures, it stored and carried vital information.
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That sort of development is vital to any hope of lasting peace.
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The vital statistics office was damaged and lost power after the storm.
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The governorship is a vital prize for Democrats seeking a comeback there.
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It's vital that you are an upbeat player in our company culture.
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"He understands our role as being vital to the world," she said.
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All the vital signs are good, so it's just waiting it out.
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Being able to trade at the nanosecond level is vital to Nasdaq.
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VIPs have gotten preferential access to vital medical information, multiple attendees said.
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Now, all of a sudden, the vital thing is not to lose.
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"It's absolutely vital that somebody follows up with serious groundwork," he said.
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These services are vital for work and play in this new landscape.
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They argue that it is a vital tool to curb coca production.
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And some of these publications do vital work that a democracy needs.
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Mr. Netanyahu has portrayed those actions as vital to contain the virus.
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If, or when, it decides to go public, that could become vital.
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They are just as vital as police, fire protection, schools and water.
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All of the whispers have been right: Solstad is a vital novelist.
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Senators in states with vital mountain economies love to talk about jobs.
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The cabinet said the prime minister ordered tighter security at vital installations.
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Now, more than ever, a search for the Woodstock connection seems vital.
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The cabinet said the prime minister ordered tighter security at vital installations.
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Women played vital roles in the computing industry from the very beginning.
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These make this monitor a vital tool for professionals, creative or otherwise.
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A vital catalyst for change was the photographer Peter Hujar (1934-1987).
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Researchers are playing a vital role in discovering information about the outbreak.
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But he believes it's a vital step to keep the economy working.
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He acknowledged the states play a "vital" role in implementing the law.
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Davion Mitchell hit for 10 points, and Mark Vital grabbed nine rebounds.
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Maintaining an atmosphere of inclusiveness is vital to recruiting, Mr. Carter said.
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Cash-strapped cities cannot hire enough police officers or fix vital infrastructure.
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The work is vital and cost-effective for hurricane preparations, McFadden said.
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These Midwestern musicians became a vital part of the city's jazz vanguard.
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Right there, he learned another vital lesson: Nothing in space is easy.
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He is refusing to protect vital US interests from active Russian attacks.
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Yet a vital part of financial reform is to recognize what works.
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Or risk going without care that can be vital to their health.
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And here we encounter still another vital shift in the electoral landscape.
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""It is vital that all leaders now pursue a diplomatic way forward.
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He hadn't been shot in the head or in a vital organ.
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Those fears are only compounded in the absence of vital health care.
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The proposed levies could devastate a vital export market, according to farmers.
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They fill worker shortages in vital industries like health care and manufacturing.
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In Thailand, the government is demanding better terms for a vital railway.
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They convey the rich and vital role of emotion in any revolution.
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Davion Mitchell hit for 214 points, and Mark Vital grabbed nine rebounds.
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Edith Hütter, an official of the vital statistics office of Landeck, officiated.
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And now they're vital and we're — we're doing — we're going to Mars.
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How can we sustain our most vital connections, our relationships, our friends?
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And now they're vital and we're — we're doing — we're going to Mars.
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Money from the bonds would also help rebuild vital infrastructure, he said.
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He would take vital care away from the most vulnerable among us.
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He said that's been vital for building relationships and developing the business.
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Also vital to his recipe are the variety and volume of spirits.
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Hayden insists that vital information about Al Qaeda came from these techniques.
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More transparency is a vital step in ending the health-care racket.
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It can also sap vital benefits from veterans who truly need it.
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Now more than ever, energy plays a vital role in national security.
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On Thursday, the survey for Britain's vital services sector will be published.
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Importantly, they both have alarming histories of fighting against vital health protections.
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Early literacy is not just a "nice to have," it is vital.
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Supporters say that it provides a vital resource for low-income people.
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He presents himself well on TV — a vital strength for DNC chair.
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Non-governmental partners, especially the private sector, are vital in this work.
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A community where men and women have a vital role to play.
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Being undercounted deprives already vulnerable communities of fair representation and vital resources.
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This is noble and vital work, but there is one serious problem.
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"Training like this is vital to individual and unit readiness," said Capt.
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Decorating the house and wearing a new dress is vital as well.
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Vital signs: We lost $1.9 billion last year, according to its prospectus.
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It's a vital mechanism for keeping the Amazon's vine-draped greenery lush.
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A Cabinet is being formed that includes positions vital to the economy.
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Both metals are vital inputs for U.S. defense technologies and critical infrastructure.
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It is vital for our country's future that we get this right.
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Life insurance and annuity products quietly support vital parts of everyday life.
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Given the vital U.S. interest in all three, the French election matters.
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"How people decide to vote is vital," Miller said in a statement.
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The breach also comes at a vital time for the ISIS fight.
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UNICEF and other vital UN agencies had their allocations zeroed out altogether.
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" But, he added, "It's going to play a role, a vital role.
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This slow-motion but continuing aggression threatens vital NATO and U.S. interests.
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"Game presentation is vital," he told the New York Times in 22004.
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For a sometimes embarrassing "bathroom disease" like IBD, this is especially vital.
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And yet this is probably the most vital part of the show!
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Halperin says Medicaid is an especially vital component of rapid HIV treatment.
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Alchemical techniques vital to the emergence of synthetic color are also considered.
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Panggalo told me that the bullfights were a vital part local culture.
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All donations raised go to support programming at this vital DIY space.
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Though they worked independently, their art is collectively rowdy, celebratory, and vital.
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It's just totally unclear how the president conceptualizes these vital strategic questions.
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That's vital for any job or education system where Facebook is involved.
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The point about the far right, Noah argues, is missing vital context.
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Control of them is vital to both the government and the rebels.
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These range from denouncing the overmedicalizing of everyday life thanks to nonstop monitoring of vital (and not-so-vital) signs to critiquing the transformation of exercise into unpaid labor and a source of profit for corporations like Nike.
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The recruits had signed up for a program known as Military Accessions Vital to National Interests, or Mavni, which offered legal immigrants with vital language or medical skills a fast track to citizenship in exchange for military service.
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Vice-presidential picks are sometimes talked up as vital additions to the top ticket, with the power to put their home states in the victory column or to provide vital regional, racial or political balance for the presidential nominee.
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Italy keeps better vital statistics than the United States does, and has had reliable vital statistics across the country for hundreds of years — yet in Italy, too, there are clusters of the country where lots of supercentenarians pop up.
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This makes keeping the digital sector open and competitive all the more vital.
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They're looking at measures of cognitive function, immune function, metabolism, and vital signs.
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This can give players a small but potentially vital advantage of added milliseconds.
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There is also the vital if slightly distasteful issue of the political narrative.
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It is vital that we keep investing and growing them for the future.
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The disparity could hurt Democrats in Ohio, a vital battleground in the Nov.
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Strong arms and legs are vital for the tree-dwelling lives sloths enjoy.
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They take every vital, they look after every little part of your body.
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Good thing a new, critical partnership may help them get the vital numbers.
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But there's this other piece — water is a vital part of many ecosystems.
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Merkel said such visits were vital given that German lawmakers authorize military missions.
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They later resumed payments to keep pipeline attacks from crippling vital oil revenues.
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Typography From A to Z Typography plays a vital role in graphic design.
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Saudi-led airstrikes have killed large numbers of civilians and damaged vital infrastructure.
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"One of the things they are missing is initial vital signs," he said.
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Although demonized in popular culture, rattlesnakes play a vital role in their ecosystems.
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In eastern Aleppo, pro-government forces pummeled vital civilian infrastructure, with disastrous consequences.
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The region is also vital for studying changes in global climate and oceanography.
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So I opt for some ginger tea with collagen peptides from Vital Proteins.
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The area's once-vital fishing industry had been eradicated, leaving entire communities unemployed.
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I am incredibly proud to be working alongside Oprah on this vital series.
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Developing the right user interface is another vital step toward making headsets mainstream.
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The port lies near the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil export waterway.
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But North Korea believes that nuclear weapons are vital to its regime's survival.
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It is vital for government and nonprofits to prioritize these kinds of initiatives.
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And it regards its neighbour as a vital route to the Arabian Sea.
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