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All of these groups provide crucial services for the city.

Looking at the future of the business was crucial, she said.

They were crucial to his later work in another way, too.

The team's other issues will get far less attention, but could be nearly as crucial.

Here, a few students say what is most crucial to them.

"The study does not give any answer to these crucial questions."

West took his king and had to make a crucial play.

Here's where the West has a crucial role to play.

Those hours are crucial to our business and should be given back to us.

Now my friends, we really are at a crucial point in American history.

"He came in and gave us some really big minutes at a crucial time."

The third question, and a crucial one, is the body of rights.

The questions before us, which we have to answer, are both difficult and crucial.

As I said earlier, the next few days and weeks will be crucial.

By doing so, we will have taken the first crucial decision.

On a political level, 1997 was crucial and 1998 will be even more so.

Education is crucial to a country's economic and social development.

The way people think about change in your business is also crucial.

But the next two days are set to be crucial.

What political form is involved in decision making over crucial local policy issues?

The next three months will be crucial within the industry.

We were now at a crucial point in the training.

The business is just now at its most crucial point.

But what is the role of the parents during these crucial years?