| That simple purchase, however, was foreordained to be a vital link in the chain of Reformation history in England. |
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| It's vital that our marketing has effective strategies for reaching all of these audiences. |
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| Fruits possess rehydration properties and can compensate the loss of vital salts like sodium and potassium from the body. |
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| Carbohydrates are a vital ingredient of a footballer's diet, with wholegrain rice and wholemeal bread being popular choices. |
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| I am grateful to your newspaper and readers for their strong support for this vital new rail link for London. |
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| Raising the club's profile in this media-dominated age is of vital importance to club's like York City. |
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| Though not always the makers of art, their role as agents in the shaping of dynamic artistic cultures was vital and remains poorly understood. |
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| From the aggregate data, we calculated the overall rates of frequencies of patient identification and vital sign monitoring. |
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| All are based on the food and agriculture industries both vital to the Irish economy. |
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| Professionals with training in forensic agrology are vital to the future and ongoing success of the agriculture industry. |
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| In this it seems to me he is correct and has come up with a vital key to our understanding of Elgar. |
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| I maintain that it's vital that people continue to reassess their views in the light of events and new evidence. |
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| Participation and involvement are vital to the aims and goals of the Association. |
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| Goals are vital and strikers like her are the premium currency, with all eyes focused on them after a successful foray. |
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| Using this vital supply route significantly reduces airlift and sealift costs. |
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| He said the Sea King helicopters on Manoora are vital in taking resources including police to the windward side of the island group. |
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| These air bubbles can make their way to the brain, the heart, the kidneys and other vital organs. |
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| As the reception area is what visitors will first see, Fogarty felt it was vital that this be welcoming and have a contemporary feel. |
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| The proper training, getting checked out in unfamiliar aircraft, preflight planning and an airworthy plane are vital for your safety. |
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| If we want to avert a very deep recession it is absolutely vital that these psychological factors are reversed. |
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| Serialism was vital in the way it wiped the slate clean, invoking a new year zero where everything would be up for grabs. |
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| In contrast, consuming sugar after a workout is vital for restocking muscle-glycogen stores. |
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| Waterborne commerce, vital to any archipelago, was conducted in crude sailing craft. |
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| This is a particularly live issue in changes of job duties, the contractual scope of which is vital to decisions on redundancy payments. |
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| With the win vital to Rossendale, they went on all out attack to try for the much needed goal and the three points. |
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| Feel its vital life force surging through your system, obliterating anger and irritation, radiating peace outwards from your heart. |
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| However, for people who need vital organs replaced, the deficiencies of artificial substitutes are a matter of life and death. |
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| Hair is just what it is, fine fibres created to retain a little more heat around vital areas of the body. |
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| The head and neck encompasses many vital structures and is one of the most complex anatomical regions in the body. |
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| Northern fulmars are a keystone Arctic species, providing vital nutrients to an otherwise desolate landscape. |
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| Whether you live in the suburbs or in the vital enclaves of a Little India, you are a part of America and American life. |
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| The new transport interchange planned for Nelson could kick-start vital regeneration of the town centre. |
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| Now, as an inquiry takes place into what went wrong, it is vital to ensure that nothing like this occurs again. |
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| For new construction, this can be of vital importance, particularly where zoning restricts building height. |
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| But try telling that to the little old lady who has waited in vain a couple of years for a vital eye operation. |
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| Employing a fluent Anatolian dialect and using minimum force Barossa extracts a vital nugget of information from the somewhat stubborn barber. |
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| Proposal writing is a vital skill that many business owners haven't mastered. |
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| Radio airplay, TV appearances, write-ups in newspapers and magazines, and sales of CDs and tapes become vital at this stage. |
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| His vital try, which levelled the scores at Dewsbury with 12 minutes to go, was his 21st of the season in his 21st appearance. |
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| Health bosses in Bradford are appealing to women to make time for a vital health check after a worrying drop in the numbers having smear tests. |
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| Despite meticulous suturing, telescoping techniques, or covering the anastomosis with pedicles of vital tissues, dehiscence may still occur. |
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| This is a vital strategy for combating individualism and restoring social capital. |
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| Exposing a kook being entrusted with a mission of vital national security interest is pretty important. |
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| Surveys can provide organizations with vital information and insights that empower HR and front line managers to reengage critical talent. |
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| A bury optometrist has helped to safeguard the sight of many desperately poor Ugandans during a vital mercy mission with Vision Aid Overseas. |
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| One vital lesson shih-tzu puppies learn from their littermates and from the mother shih-tzu is how to bite, and how not to bite. |
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| Lunch is a vital breathing space during the working day and, these days, the options for eating at lunch-time are greater than ever. |
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| In many countries the harvesting of reed beds from wetland areas for producing paper and basketry is a vital part of local economic growth. |
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| In a move to safeguard vital oil shipments, Japan said Friday it will deploy two warships to join anti-piracy patrols in the Gulf of Aden. |
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| The results of this case emphasized the vital importance of an occupational history anamnesis of patients suspected of having sarcoidosis. |
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| Many had lithographed pictorial covers original and vital enough to establish an American school. |
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| Over the next few years, the operating system was reworked several times, with some vital features added. |
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| I know all too well how vital a well-made and comfortable artificial limb is to an amputee. |
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| Mentors represent a vital component of this latent potential for educational renewal and reform. |
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| It is a quest for the truth that drops vital clues and red herrings along the way. |
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| White blood cells or leucocytes are complete cells because they contain a nucleus and other vital organelles. |
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| A MAN whose vital heart surgery has been cancelled TEN times due to bed shortages at York Hospital was today due to go under the knife. |
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| The redesign of emergency services is part of a larger plan to improve patient care and both hospitals will play a vital role in this. |
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| His recovery of the rare and vital ores of tantalum, lithium, and beryllium greatly aided the War Production Board. |
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| We can redeploy the freed-up troops in strategically vital areas of the Middle East. |
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| It is a vital contribution to the growing critical corpus on literatures of the Americas. |
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| Vincent van Gogh was a prolific, even compulsive, letter writer, and his correspondence has become vital in understanding his life and work. |
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| Ayurvedic medicine has been using honey as a vital medicine for years, but now scientists say that with cinnamon it is a wonder medicine. |
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| During the late 1800s, brass bands became a vital element of rural culture. |
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| Regardless of the circumstances it is absolutely vital that this trust is never broken. |
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| Let it be clear that I do believe that the National Gallery has a vital role to play in the new South Africa. |
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| During the first part of Hals's career the militia companies continued to play a vital role in the defence of each city. |
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| The police know there are people who could provide those vital missing links which would bring the driver to justice. |
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| Hardly put a foot wrong and used his head to good effect with a vital late clearance. |
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| It is vital to this country that the Festival regain its world class status and ambition. |
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| He has been a beat officer for the past three years and is a vital link between the community and police. |
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| Clare says it is designed to aid youngsters in their vital early years by having fun with music. |
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| That single point gave the Yorkshireman a vital eight championship points in the series. |
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| Roles begin to dry up for women in Hollywood by about 45, she concedes, and branching out was part of remaining vital in the business. |
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| The diversity and broad appeal that had been the linchpin of its success now drained away like vital oil. |
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| The gentle lap of waves on Sandymount Strand and the long sandy walks on Dollymount Strand are a vital tonic for many of Dublin's citizens. |
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| The grammars of these languages contain vital clues to the nature of the human language faculty, which is still very much an unsolved problem. |
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| The pupils ran into the recreation room, which had one now vital commodity, a television. |
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| Buxom for her age, like so many pubescent children she seemed to have siphoned off vital bulk from her parents and left them to dwindle, wizen. |
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| If Walt died, then he died without his beloved wife telling him an important secret, revealing something vital she knows about his past. |
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| Now the broadcaster has acquired the live radio and television rights to the vital return game on Tuesday 2 August. |
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| The notions of duty and altruism are vital for a tolerant, healthy society. |
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| In the current age of data warehousing, the timely processing and retrieval of vast amounts of data is vital to the decision-making process. |
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| I knew from experience that it is vital to descend the east ridge of the mountain. |
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| Though his vital signs returned to normal, the abiding fear was that oxygen deprivation had caused permanent kidney or brain damage. |
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| Making room for relaxation and enjoyment of leisure activities is vital for all of us. |
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| Aside from causing pregnant cows to abort, this would threaten the state's brucellosis-free status, and hence its vital livestock industry. |
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| But the Swede has seen the side he has fashioned win their first five matches, including vital qualifiers against Finland, Albania and Greece. |
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| The fires knocked out a number of vital systems, including main propulsion, and she was left wallowing in 25 ft waves driven by gale-force winds. |
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| It began on the western frontier, at a time when driving cattle was vital to the survival of an expanding nation. |
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| The relationship between the provincial academician and his civic community was vital to the success of the format of the academies. |
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| But to perform the logic operations vital to a quantum computer, two qubits have to become entangled. |
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| And we are especially forgetful when it comes to whether and how we as a society might repay that vital and life-giving assistance. |
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| One of the biggest dangers facing airmen in the desert is heat, and acclimation to that heat is vital to maintaining their health. |
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| The reduction of refuse at source is vital and the council must challenge those responsible to achieve acceptable levels. |
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| The museum does not own mooring rights at the quayside, but its support is regarded as vital for any attraction wishing to move there. |
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| It is vital that risks to men, women, and children are all taken into account as being seriously important. |
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| A crucial meeting was due to take place today to discuss four vital questions on the future of the Metrolink. |
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| Allocating 70,000 litres to a number of qualified farm managers would also help give these people a vital leg-up in the industry, he said. |
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| A vital village transport link is in jeopardy due to a lack of people using it. |
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| Mrs Roberts has called on the Defence Secretary to quit his Cabinet job over failures to get vital kit to soldiers. |
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| Since there is no guarantee that these machines will be benign, it is vital we find a way to remain in control. |
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| The music often astonishes with its inventiveness, and the performances are vital and quirky. |
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| This exercise also plays a vital role in swimming during stroke recovery in the freestyle, butterfly and backstroke. |
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| They'll be off the starting blocks in jig time on Sunday and it will be important for Ardmore to contain them in those vital early sequences. |
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| They could then be more at ease with themselves afterwards and their information could form a vital piece to complete the jigsaw. |
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| We have been given a number of leads, but we are still waiting for some vital pieces of the jigsaw to fall into place. |
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| By continuous living tradition and a vital power of rejuvenescence, this land has readjusted itself through unnumbered transformations. |
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| Is it not vital for nations such as the UK to stand up against such racism and punish it with trade policy? |
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| Not that women can't do the job, just that they tend to do other vital jobs better. |
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| More than a mere note for note re-arrangement, this version is a brilliant, vital reinvention of a familiar work. |
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| There are seven primary chakras located along the spine that correspond to vital TCM acupoints. |
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| The soft tissue structures around the joint play a vital role in the stability of the shoulder. |
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| They scored the vital goals to help Albion lift the trophy in front of about 2,000 people. |
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| Manga has provided that most vital of anime extras, which is a brief bio on each character. |
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| The vital quality of any military force is less its weapons than the skill, courage, and adaptability of those who employ them. |
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| There is just so much to know about cellular respiration, which is vital to the survival of many living species. |
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| Prompt treatment is vital for the well-being of your pets, so ensure you can afford to lay money aside for contingencies such as these. |
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| In terms of the industrial dispute raging over the future of a vital service, Crow has been here before. |
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| A special screening of a few songs is vital when it comes to persuading more investors to put their money into the film. |
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| As the NHS moves from paper to electronic records, medical record-keepers are more vital than ever. |
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| To me, there is nothing more vital to scoring well than holing out from inside six feet or so. |
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| Intelligence gathered by human agents was vital to attaining the first goal. |
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| Today, investigators are combing the crash sites and preparing to analyze flight data and cockpit voice recorders for vital clues. |
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| Gold was vital to a city like New York, where stevedores daily handled huge amounts of cargo at its many docks, wharves and piers. |
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| Unfortunately, that requirement isn't fully reconcilable with other vital interests. |
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| The country, or countries, able to establish control over this vital resource will secure a major advantage over their international rivals. |
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| In order to defy revolutionaries, it is a vital necessity to restore normality as quickly as possible. |
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| Much of the walls and roofs of the two barns had been stripped to provide extra materials to construct and reinforce the vital boundary. |
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| So the refugees are having to swap some of their meager food ration for other vital supplies that they are not given. |
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| In some areas, the karez is a vital link between the communities and the dams built by the government. |
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| I expect Kearins to put out an experienced side as experience will be vital in the white heat of Connacht Senior Championship football. |
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| He claims this has prevented vital resources being allocated to tackle the problem. |
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| It is vital in the fight against crime that the public is able to trust law enforcement officials. |
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| With 3,300 inhabitants and 600,000 sheep, the Falkland Islands are hardly vital to geopolitical stability. |
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| It is vital to keep warm when standing waist deep in chilly water for the day, and waders could be considered the most important item in an angler's wardrobe. |
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| Completing the arrangement of domestic buildings is the woodshed, a building that was vital for the fires that both warmed the house and cooked the food. |
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| Expensive costumes were a vital part of the visual appeal of theatre, and characters of high social rank were represented by appropriately luxurious clothing. |
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| With the considerable football hype that is pulling and dragging at his sporting consciousness, it is vital that the senior hurlers are not overlooked. |
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| It is also vital to investigate local legal representation during any reconnaissance mission and it is usually advisable not to purchase on the first trip. |
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| An early version of a self-propelled train, the rail motor provided a vital community service and a lifeline to all the towns and people in the area. |
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| Such myths, Manchester argues, may be vestigial in the modern era, but they remain vital to the cohesion of a culture. |
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| A trade union has severed its 30-year ties and called time on an annual conference that brought hundreds of people and vital finance to the struggling resort. |
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| The vital marrow was packed in ice for the flight from the USA and given to Mr Worral to help him fight the myeloid leukaemia he was diagnosed with in September. |
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| His vital organs appear to be undamaged, but his life is clearly in danger as more details of the attack emerge. |
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| Another vital way to expand the pie is to collaborate with industry partners. |
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| Following troop drawdown, our goal is to create a self-sufficient Afghanistan, and one that views women as a vital contributors. |
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| Mining companies argue that the tax will crimp investment in a vital sector of the economy. |
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| That expelling of exhaust is vital in detecting their presence on radar. |
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| Though much of the land was cleared of trees, nevertheless forests and woods remained a vital resource, particularly for fuel and building material. |
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| And as he prepares to return to former club Cambridge United tomorrow, the 33-year-old accepts City are reaching a vital period in their campaign. |
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| Only in recent months has political activism become vital and fashionable. |
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| It is time now for more hard work to be done so that this vital manufacturing works can be saved, ensuring that York's past can again become its future. |
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| Both redactions of the original play make Act I, Scene 2 of vital importance in the development of the relations of power between Caliban, Prospero, and Miranda. |
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| We're usually talking here about huge buildings stuffed full of crushers, agitators, thickeners, ball mills, conveyors, cyclones, screening plants and other vital equipment. |
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| Knowing your network of friends is vital to being a successful regifter. |
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| I despise it with every fiber of my being, but freedom of speech is vital to our nation. |
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| Molex specializes in little-noticed but vital devices like connectors, antennas, and switches. |
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| And they very much like lissome blonde lovelies with a winning smile and statistics that are undeniably vital so long as we aren't talking about her game. |
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| A removable fibre cast pot means the 31-year-old can already do vital stretching exercises on his ankle and knee that will prevent muscle wastage. |
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| But officers are hoping two separate regiments will preserve many more traditions and close community links which are vital to strong recruitment. |
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| Water is going to waste while others are without this vital commodity. |
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| Those of us who can't or won't brave nature in the raw should never underestimate the power of the local swimming pool, in providing that vital link with our ancestral past. |
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| Though austerity is the watchword for vital services needed by the city's working people, when it comes to profit interests, no expense is spared. |
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| Disclosure of pan leakage is vital information to a home buyer, and such considerations clearly outweigh the risks and inconveniences of water testing. |
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| However the Wildcats gradually clawed it back and, in the end, it was the superior experience and craft of the Wildcats girls that proved to be the vital difference. |
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| We believe it is vital that this bill be referred to a select committee. |
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| A new job scheme, backed by the Prince's Trust, providing rehabilitated former addicts with vital work experience, will be introduced later this year. |
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| He's holding out on vital information that we trusted him with. |
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| It has been pouring down nearly all day. we did some vital shopping this morning and this afternoon we were going to have a wonder into town but alas we were rained off. |
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| The disaster helped prove the pro-life contention that nothing is more vital and basic to human beings than loving and being loved by one's kith and kin. |
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| When one plays life that way, one in a way awakes creative vital energies in oneself that otherwise are not available. |
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| Making all pupils feel they are valued and have a contribution to make to the school community is vital in helping children become responsible adults. |
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| It is vital that this problem should be confronted in the light of 21 st-century realities, rather than viewed through the old prism of leftish consensus. |
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| His ups and downs professionally outside of the World Cup are a vital a part of his story in the book. |
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| And now the collapse of a proposed move to Blackburn Rovers has left his club career in limbo as he concentrates on the vital role of Australia's over-age captain in Greece. |
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| Moreover, he felt that one of the traditional arguments for God's existence, the argument from design, contains a vital clue to the nature of creation. |
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| Sugars are vital components of life, e.g. the 5-carbon sugars ribose and deoxyribose are part of the skeletons of our information storage molecules, RNA and DNA respectively. |
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| Its smugglers are a vital lifeline between that Hamas-ruled enclave and the outside world. |
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| The prefects play a vital role in the smooth running of the school. |
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| Our funds are vital for the care of animals at our kennels and cattery in Keighley, and without our shop-generated funds, we may have to refuse admissions. |
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| Productivity gains would have to become a vital cog in the wheel if firms are to stay competitive and continue to survive in an increasingly tough trading environment. |
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| Chatterjee and his team found that D-PDMP almost totally eliminated the buildup of cholesterol in vital regions of the body. |
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| Today, where the vital importance of liberal values is underappreciated, a reacquaintance with applied liberalism is more crucial than ever. |
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| Eventually, war erupted between the two states, and the Mexica played a vital role in the conquest of Texcoco. |
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| And all with that vital piece of evidence burning a hole in his pocket the while! |
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| Before flight, it is vital to ensure all control surfaces are clear of obstruction and can move smoothly and freely. |
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| It is vital to use proper keyword density because if your density is too low, your SERP's ranking decreases. |
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| Those blackguards have no more respect for an entrail, or a sinew, or a vital organ, than if they were gutting dog-fish. |
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| They are vital feeding grounds on migration flyways for shorebirds travelling between the Arctic and Africa. |
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| The home was a central unit of production and women played a vital role in running farms, and in some trades and landed estates. |
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| Archbishop Arundel gave the Lancastrians vital support and carried other bishops with him. |
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| Both nations saw it as vital to maintaining their influence and empires in Asia. |
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| The issue of the empire's security was a serious concern in Britain, as it was vital to the British economy. |
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| Wellesley attempted to take the vital fortress of Burgos, which linked Madrid to France. |
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| He wishes only to consider them as vital space and a vacant territory over which he has every right. |
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| The meeting ended with Baldwin agreeing with Churchill that rearmament was vital to deter Germany. |
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| And so we go on preparing more months more years precious perhaps vital for the greatness of Britain for the locusts to eat. |
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| The vital industries and transport centres that would be targeted for shutdown were valid military targets. |
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| Some vital areas, such as southwestern prairie, have experienced a loss in excess of 98 percent. |
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| It is some 600,000 acres in area, more than half of which is vital flatwoods vegetation, which supports many rare plant and animal species. |
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| The closure of this vital port to the United States caused anger and consternation. |
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| These were the important entrances to the City and their control was vital in maintaining the City's special privileges over certain trades. |
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| For the military industry it is vital that protections are used for systems used for reconnaissance, surveillance and intelligence gathering. |
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| Slavery was of vital importance to Viking society, for everyday chores and large scale construction and also to trade and the economy. |
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| Currently, Pakistan maintains a policy of credible minimum deterrence, calling its program vital nuclear deterrence against foreign aggression. |
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| The CID bureaus are the crime investigation unit and forms a vital part in each provincial police service. |
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| The Ramallah Friends Meeting has always played a vital role in the community. |
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| Peter Gray, Boston College professor and an expert on the evolution of play and its vital role in child development. |
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| It is this location that provides a vital clue to Robin Hood's Yorkshire heritage. |
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| However, such poetry was a vital part of the vigorous Restoration scene, and it was an age of energetic and voluminous satire. |
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| He said that freedom of speech was a vital way to develop talents and realise a person's potential and creativity. |
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| Deep wounds in his chest were seeping blood, and the medscanner Tacitus had pressed against his neck showed his vital signs on the wane. |
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| Since then, MCs have become one of the vital aspects of speed and UK garage parties and records. |
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| This includes promoting the information literacy skills training considered vital across the library profession. |
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| Andrew Flintoff emerged to form a vital partnership of 143 with Andrew Strauss, before to falling to Glenn McGrath for 72 an hour after tea. |
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| Permanent members of the Security Council can wield a veto to protect their vital interests. |
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| As with any modern economy, the service sector is vital to Northern Ireland's development and is enjoying excellent growth. |
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| They preyed voraciously on China's junk trade, which flourished in Fujian and Guangdong and was a vital artery of Chinese commerce. |
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| The kingdoms of Egypt and Iraq were seen as vital to maintaining strong British influence in the region. |
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| The IDF chief of staff General Moshe Dayan, first planned to block the vital Mitla Pass. |
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| The Forth and Clyde Canal passes through this part of the city, and at one stage formed a vital part of the local economy. |
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| In 1936, the Spanish Civil War was viewed by many socialists as a contest against the rise of fascism which it was vital to win. |
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| Boosting productivity and creating more jobs which offer progression at work is vital to make work a reliable route out of poverty. |
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| Detection of gravitons is thus vital to the validation of various lines of research to unify quantum mechanics and relativity theory. |
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| Information sharing is vital for creating knowledge through the networks of linked societies. |
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| The ability to communicate, negotiate and effectively work with people from other cultures is vital to international business. |
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| King Stephen was to retain possession of the strategically vital castles of Bamburgh and Newcastle. |
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| This system provided the vital advance information that helped the Royal Air Force win the Battle of Britain. |
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| The EU and NATO offered a guarantee of this, and the EU was also seen as vital to ensuring the economic success of those countries. |
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| This segmented armour provided good protection for vital areas, but did not cover as much of the body as lorica hamata or chainmail. |
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| Rome was responsible for the innovation of other vital technology in addition to cataphracts, siege engines, and the Corvus. |
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| The granting of citizenship to allies and the conquered was a vital step in the process of Romanization. |
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| This change was vital in order to gain the support of Plaid Cymru and the Welsh Liberal Democrats in the event of a referendum. |
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| Estuaries and their associated wetlands provide vital nursery areas for the salmon prior to their departure to the open ocean. |
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| To the Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast, salmon is considered a vital part of the diet. |
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| By claiming descent from a solid Yemenite tribe, the Rasulids brought Yemen to a vital sense of unity in an otherwise chaotic regional milieu. |
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| Some agricultural practices are drying the Sana'a Basin and displaced vital crops, which has resulted in increasing food prices. |
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| Since Greenpeace was founded, seagoing ships have played a vital role in its campaigns. |
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| The Portuguese government also agreed to eliminate its golden share in Portugal Telecom which gave it veto power over vital decisions. |
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| They are often of vital importance to migratory birds, as well as certain species of crabs, mollusks and fish. |
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| For example, the Roman Empire played a vital role in building up barbarian groups along its frontier. |
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| One of the vital instruments which facilitated long distance trade was portage and the domestication of beasts of burden. |
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| The Indian commercial connection with South East Asia proved vital to the merchants of Arabia and Persia during the 7th and 8th centuries. |
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| This mode of transportation links national, international and global economies, making it vital to many other industries. |
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| None of those present were aware that a vital part of the machine had been removed. |
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| This system is vital to the groundwater management of the Western Netherlands. |
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| Even if both shots had penetrated Kearsarge's side, they would have completely missed her vital machinery. |
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| Unlike the North Atlantic station, the Mediterranean was a vital British operational command operating from Malta and Gibraltar. |
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| Panzer divisions could carry out reconnaissance missions, advance to contact, defend and attack vital positions or weak spots. |
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| The importance of holding the Channel Ports as the only means of supply and if necessary, evacuation, became vital for the Allies. |
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| Geyr and Rommel disagreed over the deployment and use of the vital Panzer divisions. |
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| Considered vital to the nuclear deterrence posture, accurate determination of the SLBM launch position was a force multiplier. |
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| Sternwheelers would also prove vital to the construction of the railroads that eventually replaced them. |
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| The Indian Empires and civilizations of Southeast Asia were a vital link in the spice trade. |
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| Seamounts may thus be vital stopping points for some migratory animals, specifically whales. |
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| While a regular rain pattern is usually vital to healthy plants, too much or too little rainfall can be harmful, even devastating to crops. |
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| In small islands and mega deltas, inundation as a result of sea level rise is expected to threaten vital infrastructure and human settlements. |
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| The importance of type specimens in the description of species make skin collections a vital resource for systematic ornithology. |
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| The main task of the battalions is to guard vital military and civilian installations throughout the country. |
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| Posidonius advanced the theory that the Sun emanated a vital force which permeated the world. |
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| Burebista had unified the Getae tribes into a single kingdom, for which the Greek cities were vital trade outlets. |
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| As Moscow rose to power, Theophanes the Greek, Dionisius and Andrei Rublev became vital names associated with a distinctly Russian art. |
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| Soghdian Scythian merchants played a vital role in later periods in the development of the Silk Road. |
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| Corals are vital ecosystems that support multitude of marine species, and whose health directly reflects the health of the gulf. |
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| As during World War I, Newfoundland became vital to the Battle of the Atlantic. |
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| Alum was a vital commodity because of its many uses and relatively few sources. |
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| Burning would cause their vital force to disappear and threaten their passage to the after world. |
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| These valleys were linked trunk lines, that is main routes, facilitating the movement of vital goods and people to get to key areas. |
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| The Atlantic beaches that are vital to the state's economy are being washed out to sea due to rising sea levels caused by climate change. |
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| The cities that grew to become the most important usually controlled access to vital trade goods, or portage routes. |
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| The flow of income from the New World proved vital to his militant foreign policy, but nonetheless his exchequer several times faced bankruptcy. |
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| This initiated the first records of vital statistics with filiations available in Europe. |
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| The combination of these canals made the Hudson River one of the most vital waterways for trade in the nation. |
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| Sight is a vital part of sheep communication, and when grazing, they maintain visual contact with each other. |
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| In normal situations, lambs nurse after standing, receiving vital colostrum milk. |
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| However, their once vital status has been largely replaced by other livestock species, especially the pig, chicken, and cow. |
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| Although potatoes are not native to India, it has become a vital part of food all over the country especially North Indian food preparations. |
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| As they would be away for years at a time it was vital that somebody could look after their land with the authority of the original owner. |
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| In written English, punctuation is vital to disambiguate the meaning of sentences. |
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| It was this vital spirit which was mainly responsible for creating the pulsative power within the coats of the artery. |
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| He led an expedition of colonial troops to force the British out of Florida and keep open a vital conduit for supplies. |
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| Bangladeshi courts have provided vital judicial precedent in areas like constitutional law, such as in Bangladesh Italian Marble Works Ltd. |
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| Other research has concluded that a strong internal motivation is a vital ingredient for breakthrough innovation. |
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| Some of Friedman's views were shared by John Maynard Keynes, who believed that capitalism is vital for freedom to survive and thrive. |
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| The term heartwood derives solely from its position and not from any vital importance to the tree. |
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| Barrow has played a vital role in global ship and submarine construction for around 150 years. |
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| Ulverston Canal, no longer navigable, was once a vital component of the town's economy and is still celebrated with an art installation. |
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| The first to come up was the scurvywort, only an inch high, but vital to seamen who live on ship's biscuit. |
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| I know now there should have been no higher beatitude than to live in the presence of an unselfish, unasking, vital love. |
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| These embossed books, unobliterated by the tears and laughter of Time, Are signed with the vital hands of undaunted men. |
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| In Germanic the distinction between perfectives and imperfectives is a survival of what was perhaps a vital distinction in Ur-germanic. |
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| Dr Iqrar said agronomy played a vital role in increasing productivity amid climate change and cropping systems. |
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| Warehousing was vital in a time when storms, poor harvests and wars made supplies unreliable. |
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| A book about Peru, where I'm hoping to go travelling in the summer, and a bottle of Rescue Remedy, a Bach flower remedy vital for exam nerves. |
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| Cote d'lvoire's Abidjan port is the country's maritime gateway and a vital asset for many of West Africa's land-locked countries. |
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| Walking buses are seen as a vital element in trying to reduce the number of children injured or killed on the country's roads each year. |
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| Walk the Walk has raised more than PS82 million for vital breast cancer causes, since it was launched 15 years ago. |
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| Saida Saliem Harun, the chairperson for the state women association said free, fair and timely elections are vital for the war-ridden nation. |
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| The goal was to educate the next generation on how to conserve water and the vital role the water cycle plays in nature. |
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