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This suggests that local populations might have special adaptations to their specific environments, making it even more crucial to protect them all.

This makes the ability to mobilize for the causes you care about even more crucial.

“As the tube and the Internet shrink-wrap the globe, international news coverage grows more crucial — and complicated,” Orange County Register, May 9, 1999.

“At a time when understanding the complexities of the Middle East is more crucial than ever, this gift allows the Social Sciences to take a leading role in fostering critical scholarship and dialogue,” Raka Ray, the division’s dean, said in a statement.

The report’s authors said the Biden administration’s new asylum rules — which seek to expedite the process — make adequate language access all the more crucial.