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Doing well on the ACT is crucial to getting into the college I want to attend.crucial = very important
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The information is crucial to making a good decision.
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At other times, at a crucial moment, I make it easier for things to happen. (source)
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It was a necessary, crucial thing to do. (source)
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Does he know how crucial it is to get every word right from now on? (source)
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Walt had in fact visited Fairbanks during the start-up of the receiving station and had written some of the software crucial to its operation. (source)
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...so they kiss as if they've done it forever. As if it is as crucial as the need for oxygen. (source)crucial = necessary
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Quite why the life of a savage horse slammed up in a squalid country stall should seem now so crucially linked with her daughter's decline, Annie had no idea.† (source)
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The skill I was learning was a crucial one, the patience to read things I could not yet understand. (source)crucial = very important
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We loved him for that, but crucially, the Nazis tolerated him.† (source)
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For B-24 survivors, quick escape was crucial. (source)
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Once it was apparent the idea had the backing not just of Annie but more crucially of Tom Booker too, Robert had set about salvaging it as though it had his full support.† (source)
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Tom had foreseen the risk but thought it crucial that the jury hear testimony, to visualize Kya leaving town in daylight and not returning until after the incident. (source)
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Providing IT for KAEC would mean at least a few hundred million for Reliant right away, and with more to come, and more crucially, a life of comfort for Alan.† (source)
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All those deadlines they'd given at the beginning—when they said the next twenty-four hours were dangerous, forty-eight were crucial, seventy-two were critical—had passed without incident. (source)
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Fundamentally, crucially misunderstood.† (source)
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