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Meanings of crucially in English

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Usage of crucially in English
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The mobility between our sites in Europe is crucially important, he said.
Reuters
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It's partly health warnings but crucially, it's health warnings that sound plausible.
The Guardian
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However, it is crucially important that such statistics are examined in context.
The Irish Times
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Then, crucially, the best players were sold and inferior ones brought in.
The Guardian
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We can't know what might be crucially important until we discuss it.
Nemesis
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But, crucially, they were set before a second spike of Covid arrived.
The Guardian
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Perhaps most crucially were the sharp fractions he helped set up front.
The Guardian
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And, crucially, it will mean a lower tax take for the Treasury.
The Guardian
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But muscle has a memory and crucially, Munster know how to win.
The Irish Times
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Ireland's patterns, continuity and crucially their appreciation of space were immeasurably better.
The Irish Times
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Clearly another form of Black power remains crucially unrealized and underutilized: fatherhood.
Ebony
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Suddenly Tom's in the frame and, crucially, he's still keen on me.
The Guardian
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But, crucially, it could also force Democrats to row in behind him.
The Irish Times
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And, crucially, it cannot take you inside the heads of the protagonists.
The Guardian
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They communicate good practice, not just to health professionals, but crucially among consumers.
The Guardian
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But this point is crucially important as we consider the future of war.
Wired
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