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Meanings of as crucial in English

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Usage of as crucial in English
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Military support is seen as crucial to Mr Maduro's hold on power.
Radio NZ
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EU support for Russian membership of the WTO is seen as crucial.
Reuters
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A fair election is seen as crucial for Montenegro's EU accession process.
Reuters
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This is seen as crucial to reducing the cost of Internet access.
The Irish Times
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For China, Nepal is seen as crucial to the security of Tibet.
Reuters
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At aperitivi with friends, it's as crucial as a glass of wine.
BBC
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Hockey remains high-profile next weekend as crucial Olympic qualifiers beckon for Ireland.
The Irish Times
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The project is being described as crucial by the mayor of Manukau.
Radio NZ
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Mitochondria amplify apoptotic cascades and have emerged as crucial organelles in ischemia-reperfusion.
Pubmed
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The new government is seen as crucial to rescue Zimbabwe's economy from collapse.
Reuters
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We recommend the following as crucial components of future efforts: 1.
Pubmed
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This year, understanding the voting process is as crucial as ever.
The Guardian
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Islamic State clearly must see Twitter as crucial to its survival.
Reuters
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Sikorsky viewed the CH-53K as crucial to the firm's future success, he said.
Reuters
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Rare species are increasingly recognized as crucial, yet vulnerable components of Earth's ecosystems.
Pubmed
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Reducing those emissions is seen as crucial for curbing climate change.
Reuters
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