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Meanings of equally important in English

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Usage of equally important in English
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Today we celebrate a different but equally important victory-peacein the Imperium.
Navigators of Dune
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Financial return is critical, but social and societal returns are equally important.
Reuters
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But equally important are its effects on the jobs we still have.
The Guardian
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It's equally important to pay attention to the costs of contrarian stockpicking.
Reuters
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But I urge them -there are equally important areas to practise.
The Irish Times
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In addition, it is equally important to stop transmission of multidrug-resistant pathogens.
Pubmed
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Undoubtedly the employed possess facts which are equally important to the employer.
My Life and Work
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The principle is equally important for all countries where dry-farming is practiced.
Dry-Farming : A System of Agriculture for Countries under a Low ...
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He knew, what was equally important, the provisions of the Penal Code.
South Wind
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There is another kind of immunity that is equally important and obscure.
The Arctic Prairies : a Canoe-Journey of 2,000 Miles in Search o...
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Other changes are more subtle than the temperature adjustment, but equally important.
Planet of the Damned
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This contact is a fact equally important to history and to folklore.
Folklore as an Historical Science
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If our dogmas are all equally true, they are not equally important.
Emile
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High-quality surgery in rectal cancer is equally important in minimising local recurrence.
Pubmed
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These new words are equally important in the English and the Welsh language.
The Guardian
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But the company was innovative in another, perhaps less-known way, that's equally important.
Wired
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