Definition of crucially
1
: in a crucial manner
2
: very importantly
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And, crucially, evian is sending out a strong message to the consumer that plastic bottles have evolved from a waste product to a valuable resource—so, recycle, recycle, recycle.
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One of the most recognizable brands on the planet and also, crucially, the most valuable company in the world: Apple.
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But, crucially, many of these states also have pivotal Senate and gubernatorial races in November.
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The idea is simple: Kohl’s needs the same number of stores to serve shoppers in all corners of the country to maintain brand presence, and more crucially help support e-commerce since more and more shoppers prefer to pick up orders in-store.
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Such discrimination has already led to protests from El Al, which fears it won’t be able to compete if its lucrative Asian routes are challenged by carriers that offer cheaper and, crucially, much shorter flights.
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But, crucially, nearly one of five walks to work. That’s a walking rate two to four times higher than the other neighborhoods surveyed.
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All of this, crucially, takes place inside the house.
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In August 2016, Turkish forces battled the Islamic State for weeks to take control of the northern Syrian town of Al Bab, crucially with the help of Russian and American air support.
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First Known Use of crucially
1879
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