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Meanings of most crucial in English

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Usage of most crucial in English
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The first, and perhaps most crucial, is don't mention Ross from Friends.
The Guardian
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I think the most crucial thing she did-admittedly without meaning to-wasconfess.
Allegiant
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Rooney is obviously thinking more, not less, during these most crucial moments.
BBC
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But most crucial of all is how it continues to inspire her.
The Guardian
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The drama in the library had been interrupted at its most crucial stage.
The Paternoster Ruby
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Which brings us to our fourth and in many ways most crucial consideration:
A short history of nearly everything
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Food is one of the most crucial issues of our time.
The Guardian
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He said that the education wins for the party were the most crucial.
The Irish Times
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Last week Padrino named one general for each of the most crucial goods.
The Guardian
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The final weeks of the Brexit campaign were the most crucial.
The Guardian
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Finding a location is the most crucial step in his process.
Wired
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This forces the correspondent to include only the most crucial elements.
Wired
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The Crimson Tide are falling apart at the most crucial time.
Reuters
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Perhaps the most crucial play for Colorado came from Denver native Dominique Carter.
Reuters
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When you do cardio, increasing your anaerobic threshold is most crucial.
Climbing Magazine
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What names will afford the most crucial test of natural fitness?
Cratylus
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Most crucial across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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