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crucially

adverb as in urgently

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The same image, six weeks earlier, shows clear skies and - crucially - far fewer fires.

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But because he no longer has a majority in parliament, the chancellor now needs opposition support to push through anything new, including crucially the 2025 budget, which is supposed to be agreed next week.

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He and the LDP underestimated the extent of people’s anger and more crucially their willingness to act on it.

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More eyeballs on the sport can lead to more interest and, crucially, more investment for today's and tomorrow's stars.

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Perhaps crucially though, the friends have ensured the arguments never get personal or followed them out of the pub door at closing time.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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