But Stephens gives the crux of it away when he explains that it was the massacre at Columbine High School that first drove him, an event that has left its 'scar over the beginning of the 21st century'.
Given that the crux of the protest movement in Montreal is a student uprising, kids who are living off Kraft Dinner are understandably concerned about having to pay fines that can sometime go over a thousand dollars for repeat offenses.
Given the views the American public holds, we arrive back at crux of the problem: the sequester.
Arguably more appropriate in measuring the success of any given Olympics as the crux of the Olympic mission is to promote sport, culture, and education – particularly the education of youth through sport.
(Banki says on his website that the family was "deeply concerned about protecting a portion of the family assets for Reza's mother and her sons"). Most of the details of those transfers are not in dispute, but the legal characterization given to them formed the crux of the government's case that sent Banki to prison.
In summary, the issue of building and giving trust is at the crux of effective team building.
A partition of S satisfying both of these properties is a legal partition, and the following theorem shows that finding such a partition for a given set of characters is the crux of the algorithm.
The subtle advantage of hanging on the rope to figure out the crux moves gave me the added information that helped me learn and eventually succeed on the route.
Let us give Stephanopoulos credit for getting to the crux of McCain's ultimate unelectability.
A raft of products from numerous insurance outfits comes with different specific terms and conditions, but this is the crux of the deal: "Give us a big chunk of money now and we'll guarantee a minimum rate of return or that your money never runs out".
