But the most important question, the crux of this Great Bitcoin Schism, is: who gets to make it?
A second difference from Quine is also important: for the crux of the Legal Realist position (at least for the majority of Realists) is that non-legal reasons (e.g., judgments of fairness, or consideration of commercial norms) explain the decisions.
That process is hugely important because it is the crux of the offering, and if users can't find their friends, or add them easily, then the whole process falls down.
The mass media campaign was important, but the party says the crux of its strategy was face-to-face meetings, conversation-by-conversation.
And most important to the United States, it is the crux of any American effort to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Important though the state-enterprise issue may be, the crux of the matter lies in the failure of political reforms to keep up with the far-reaching economic ones that have already been implemented.
Although the numbers might not show it (averaging 6.3 points and 8.1 rebounds), Bogut is the crux of Golden State's defence and creates important space for team-mates in attack – his screens are a core element of their offensive play.
Before we get into the crux of the discussion, it is first important to lay out exactly what these two terms mean.
Some said his arguments did not address the crux of the issue: that there is an important difference between tinkering in the real and the online worlds.
The crux here, obviously, is that video is increasingly important on the web, making Vimeo a valuable property to IAC.
