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"Knowing American traditions will be extraordinarily important in terms of community outreach and in terms of repertoire," Mr. Polisi said.

The play of Holmes and Strahan, who is coming back from back spasms, will be extraordinarily important against the Eagles.

Such a deal will be extraordinarily important for BP, which pumps about a quarter of its global oil output from Russia.

"It was an everyday form of knowledge that can be extraordinarily important in times of crisis," said Jason Waite, one of the curators of an art project that has opened, without fanfare, inside Fukushima's nuclear exclusion zone.

"More than 120 world leaders are going to attend the conference in New York, and that will be extraordinarily important in setting the agenda for the Paris talks," added Stern.

"It is going to be extraordinarily important for Dr. Kissinger to prove to the nation that he comes to this without any linkages that could remain suspect," Mr. Kerry said on the NBC program "Meet The Press".

"So this is extraordinarily important for Americans".

"They are extraordinarily important to us," she said.

It's extraordinarily important to patients and their families".

It is extraordinarily important to get the final judgment right.

Getting information about people who have been abroad is "extraordinarily important".