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It brought vital fresh water to irrigate rice paddies and feed groundwater pumps for domestic use.

A tremendous outpouring of international aid brought vital funds and expertise to restoration efforts, and the resilient citizens worked together to reopen Florence for business.

After that, Reilly found roles that brought vital energy or eccentricity to a film – as a bright-eyed monk in We're No Angels, or menacing Meryl Streep in The River Wild.

In fact, argues Peter Kreko of Political Capital, a Hungarian think-tank, beyond favourable treatment in Russian-sponsored media, many are attracted by Mr Putin's muscular assertion of national interests, his emphasis on Christian tradition, his opposition to homosexuality and the way he has brought vital economic sectors under state control.

Spanish midfielder Luis Suarez was a part of that victorious team and, having helped Inter Milan to back-to-back European Cup success prior to the competition, he brought vital experience to a young Spanish side.

That process has brought "vital points into focus," said Genachowski.

The company also aims to bring vital new skills into the company, not least by recruiting more technology developers.

Yibarbuk has been a ranger for about 20 years and said Indigenous workers bring vital traditional knowledge to the job.

She made an impassioned plea to support a plan for mobile libraries to bring vital reading matter all around the country.

The board of directors has an important role in assuring that the CEO brings vital business-in-society perspectives to her job.

The £165m Woodhouse colliery was backed by Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat councillors, who said it would bring vital jobs to the area.