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Meanings of key contributor in English

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Usage of key contributor in English
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Money does matter and financial security is a key contributor to our wellbeing.
The Irish Times
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The company said cost control was also a key contributor.
Reuters
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The defense remains solid but could be without a key contributor in linebacker C.J.
Reuters
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Preterm activation of p38MAPK can be considered as a key contributor to adverse pregnancies.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: Annexin II might be a key contributor to breast cancer proliferation and invasion.
Pubmed
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Chemotherapy resistance is a key contributor to the dismal prognoses for lung cancer patients.
Pubmed
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Financial regulators argue that this shadow banking sector was a key contributor to the financial crisis.
Reuters
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Take investment in fixed assets, such as roads and factories - a key contributor to growth.
Reuters
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Foster is a key contributor on special teams.
Reuters
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These findings indicate that ventricular gap junction remodeling may be a key contributor to rhythm disturbances.
Pubmed
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Stephenson is a key contributor for Collingwood, with 21 goals from his dozen games this season.
News.com.au
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DDGS are a byproduct of the corn-based biofuel that have become a key contributor to profits.
Reuters
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Illness-related stigma, an understudied concept in this population, may also be a key contributor to increased intrusiveness.
Pubmed
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Xstrata's outlook has also been hit by falling prices for thermal coal, a key contributor to profits.
Reuters
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The spatial organization of DNA in the cell nucleus is an emerging key contributor to genomic function.
Pubmed
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Oil export revenues, a key contributor to state finances, have been dented by a drop in oil prices.
Reuters
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