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Meanings of crucially important in English

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Usage of crucially important in English
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The mobility between our sites in Europe is crucially important, he said.
Reuters
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However, it is crucially important that such statistics are examined in context.
The Irish Times
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We can't know what might be crucially important until we discuss it.
Nemesis
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But this point is crucially important as we consider the future of war.
Wired
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The multi-disciplinary nature of these teams is crucially important, he stresses.
The Irish Times
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Hate crimes are crucially important to our broken criminal justice system.
The Guardian
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But what young people do outside the classroom is crucially important for their development.
The Irish Times
8
Objects matter, but enjoying the processes of learning from other people is crucially important.
How to get a job in a museum or art gallery
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This is where the Pay TV Review becomes crucially important.
The Guardian
10
The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation is seen throughout Europe as a crucially important stabilising force.
The Irish Times
11
Even in the high-tech and necessarily rational world of police work, intuition remained crucially important.
Firewall
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Getting the French into the war, though crucially important, had always been a cynical arrangement.
New york: the novel
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Self-regulation had proved unsatisfactory in dealing with sensitive and " crucially important" personnel issues.
The Irish Times
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It was so crucially important to be the first one to make the inevitable break.
Mad enough to marry
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This will be crucially important in our attempts to track and control future infectious disease outbreaks.
Pubmed
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This is all very tentative, yet crucially important.
The Long War
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