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One key crucial will be whether the advent of the TV debates increases voter turnout, which was 61.4 percent in 2005.
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As a result, they miss out on two key experiences crucial to a young company.
Therefore, for the Quadruple Helix, democracy matters and is key and crucial.
Angiogenesis is a key pathway crucial to the patho-physiology of both vascular disease and solid cancer.
Key resources crucial to all members of society are maintained as common-pool resources, regulated by a set of customary rules or social norms.
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The results show that twelve key competencies crucial for sustainable development can be identified; the most relevant ones are those for systemic thinking, anticipatory thinking and critical thinking.
Carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen, among the key elements crucial for the existence of life on our planet, evolved, if you wish, in the dense cores of stars, governed by the laws of physics, just as diverse life on earth evolved by the laws of chemistry combined with natural selection.
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