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An independent overland entry of much larger Iraqi militia units would, however, be cardinally different from an expeditionary mission to assist Syrian regime forces in Aleppo.

The last of Blinky's remark forced Pan's observation upon the cardinally important point—the lay of the land.

There were three of these, cardinally differing from each other in their theories of the future fate of man.

Every age is in some sort an age of transition, but our own is characteristically and cardinally an epoch of transition in the very foundations of belief and conduct.

Neither Germany, France, Britain, Italy, nor Russia can live prosperously if its trade and enterprise is shut out from this cardinally important area.