Word: crucially
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Mike N. Lichten, the University's director of physical resources, said the success of this year's Green Cup is especially crucial given the recent rise in the cost of heat, which could ultimately affect tuition costs...
Voters in North Idaho, which is part of the Pacific Time Zone, were crucial in both the Senate and the House election. Descendents of miners and loggers--union laborers who voted Democratic--the people remain highly dependent on natural resource industries for their living, creating some rightward-leanings...
While the gift is of obvious importance to the capital campaign, the Harvard community may not be completely aware of all that it means for DEAS. According to Dean of the College (and Gordon McKay Professor of Computer Science) Harry R. Lewis '68, the gift is a crucial boost to an area of the College that has all but outgrown its current lodgings...
Even if he has kept a low profile, Senator Kerry has emerged from his second term with an impressive record of behind-the-scenes successes. A pivotal player in the 1994 Crime Bill, Kerry successfully incorporated crucial funding increases. An investigation he sponsored led to the uncovering of the BCCI scandal, and as Chair of the Select Committee on POW/MIA affairs, Kerry led the campaign for information about missing veterans which ultimately led to the normalization of relations with Vietnam...
QUOTE OF NOTE: "While the hard work remains ahead, it is crucial that the goal of a balanced budget be advanced, but in such a way as to ensure fairness...