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Meanings of especially important in English

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Usage of especially important in English
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This is especially important in post-nationalist Ireland and postScottish Home Rule Britain.
The Irish Times
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This is especially important given the emotive nature of what is involved.
The Irish Times
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With the proliferation of social media this was especially important, he said.
The Irish Times
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Always a golden rule in travel, advance planning is especially important now.
Independent.ie
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This, she points out, is especially important with the more difficult relationships.
Independent.ie
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This is a especially important for older people or those with children.
The Irish Times
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This is why it's an especially important time for vigilance and focus.
The Scorch Trials
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Identification is especially important to Catholics in the predominantly Roman Catholic country.
Reuters
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Consequently, supplementing is an especially important factor of study in these grades.
How to Study and Teaching How to Study
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This will become especially important if the conversation becomes heated or confrontational.
Ebony
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It's an especially important consideration for women, who tend to outlive men.
Reuters
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Explain why it is especially important to cook a Foamy Omelet slowly.
School and Home Cooking
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Certain traits are especially important, and to these we must limit ourselves.
The Foundations of Personality
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She had an excellent nose, which was especially important in unknown lands.
Spirit of the Wolves
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This is especially important if you have only recently left the family home.
The Irish Times
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Freedom of the press is especially important in just these situations, Spindelegger said.
Reuters
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