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Equally importantly, there should be no ambivalence about this evil.

Equally importantly, the weather proved to be near perfect for camping.

Equally importantly, Singh has become a prominent speaker before national and international bodies.

Equally importantly, its many appendices are of great interest and benefit to the historical researcher.

Equally importantly, for the seriously mileage-hungry there are two other resorts close by.

Equally importantly, Reid respects all the players, by considering events from several perspectives at once.

Equally importantly, the Unocal case set a strong legal precedent.

Equally importantly, it creates wealth and employment in all parts of the country, not just the south-east.

Equally importantly, this applied not only to the Americans, but to the other non-member Islamic states as well.

Good coffee, we hear, plus (equally importantly) picking up the baton as a live-music venue.

Equally importantly, the guidance should make it clear when information is no longer relevant based on the passage of time, changes in the individual and so forth.

Equally importantly, it would be wasteful to industry as a whole if questions of economy and efficiency were not identified in the course of audit work.

It equally importantly supports the foundations of common European values, such as of fundamental human rights and spread of welfare.

Equally importantly, interpreters learned to standardize annotations and present comprehensive marked-up imagery to commanders.

Equally importantly the theory also laid the mathematical foundations for the analysis of the Schrödinger equation and scattering matrix in quantum mechanics.

Equally importantly, aircraft carriers of the Illustrious class and a series of large cruiser classes were ordered and expedited.

Equally importantly, if offenders are still alive they must be identified, investigated and brought to justice, with those who still have access to children being prioritised."

The operational dimension, the institutional dimension, and equally importantly, the dimension relating to all the issues of concern to public opinion, both national and European.

Equally importantly, value iteration can also be used as a starting point, giving rise to the Q-Learning algorithm (Watkins 1989) and its many variants.

Equally importantly, these code provisions are designed to make it difficult for a detained person to make unfounded allegations against the police which might otherwise appear credible.

The chief engineer possesses the key and when locked, the system cannot be tampered with and equally importantly provides the evidence that the vessel has been compliant.

He led the MCC most capably on, and equally importantly in view of the considerable diplomatic demands of those times, off the field.

The design aspired to provide not only comfortable housing and surrounds but equally importantly it attempted to promote a sense of belonging and citizenship among the residents.

It is high time that the international rules governing marine discharges were incorporated into EU legislation and, equally importantly, that such rules were enforced.

Equally importantly, with the appropriate settings on the Multics security facilities, the code in the other segment could then gain access to data structures maintained in a different process.