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Now, collaboration will be crucial as the industry builds a new framework that puts consumers at the center and provides them with the data transparency and tools that they deserve.

And--crucially--if no one gets 50 per cent of the vote, the top two candidates face off on December 6th.

Crucially, however, government whips have begun to ask Conservative MPs how they would vote on two separate questions.

And, crucially, what next for these so-called lost women, for the lost girls who have been failed so miserably?

Most crucially, Happy Valley revolutionizes the connection between rape and suspense.

She also, and most crucially, sought the advice of David Fincher (The Social Network, House of Cards).

Ford was crucially anxious to find out how the battle was likely to go, and his companion seemed amiably communicative.

The dura mater is incised to the limits of its exposure either crucially or by cutting it through in the form of a large flap.

The one would be to overestimate our strength, and thus neglect crucially important actions in the period just ahead.

He realized that he was called upon to advise again crucially in regard to Clark's Field.

It was as if a new aspect of the situation—an aspect more crucially alarming than any other—had just struck him.