Word: crucially
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...consumers to do that may be to persuade them that things are about to get much worse. That means printing money. Some economists, led by Paul Krugman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, think that inflation -? and, more important, the prospect of more inflation to come -? may provide the crucial incentive Japan needs. "By forcing prices up and eroding the value of the yen," says Baumohl, "you might convince people that whatever they?re going to buy, they?d better buy now, because in a month it?ll cost more." The same goes for saving -? why hoard your yen when...
Despite the council's $25,000 pledge toward thecause and support from Epps, the proposal facesstrong opposition from Knowles and Lewis--the twoadministrators whose support is most crucial toits success...
...City law firm, but after a chance encounter with Emory Buckner--a prosecuting attorney for the U.S. attorney office for the Southern District of New York--Lumbard decided to accept a position as an assistant in the office. This began an involvement with the public sector that would be crucial to Lumbard's career...
...Alan E. Heimert, 1969 became a crucial turning point not because of the causes it represented, but rather, because of the administrative load it created. Heimert, both stepping into the relatively new shoes of tenured professor and Eliot master, was having his time pulled out from under his feet...
...proudest innovation is a program that allows welfare recipients to be given assistance from faith-based organizations. On Capitol Hill the concept has been championed by Republican John Kasich, another presidential contender. And former Senator Bill Bradley, Gore's only Democratic rival, has said that religious organizations are crucial to building a "civil society...