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It was designed to prevent sprawl but many commentators now think it is preventing vitally needed development.

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The next few weeks and months are "vitally important for the success of these shoots forming into the reinvigorated tree", he said.

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But he added: "Unfortunately, women born before 1990 are unlikely to benefit from the HPV vaccine, so regular screening is vitally important to protect those who have not been vaccinated."

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It’s a special show, vitally important for Indigenous storytellers and, with the strikes thinning the list of worthy contenders, seemingly a no-brainer for a nomination.

The Amazon rainforest also plays a vitally important role in the Earth's hydrologic cycle.

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

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