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centrality

[sen-tral-i-tee] / sɛnˈtræl ɪ ti /




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Saudi state media boasted the country’s emergence as a major non-NATO ally for the U.S., and the signing of a so-called Strategic Defense Agreement as demonstrating Riyadh’s centrality to American strategic thinking.

From Los Angeles Times

Centuries after the Holy See muzzled Roman Catholic stargazers for questioning the centrality of the Earth in the cosmos, Jesuit astronomers from the Vatican’s in-house observatory are increasingly writing their names in the heavens.

From New York Times

This is a story about the centrality of race in American society, and about the future of a multiracial democracy.

From Salon

"There, he re-emphasized the centrality of economic growth in the entire work of the Party and the country, and that's very significant," showing China is fully focused on growth, he said.

From Reuters

The committee did an effective job, especially at last week’s session, proving the centrality of Trump’s role in sending a violent mob of his followers to the Capitol intent on overturning a legitimate presidential election.

From Washington Post