What Romney needs, instead, is a message that hangs Bush-era spending, Bush-era deficits, and K Street excess around Santorum's neck – but that does so, crucially, without implying that the former Pennsylvania senator was personally corrupt.
Of course, a movie that depends so crucially on makeup and costume — as well as on décor, live musical performance, choreography, simulations of violence, and, for that matter, digital effects — is also the work of meticulous preparation.
Bender wrote that Crane "emphasizes that Billie's steady, simple labor is the tangible basis for his role here as a savior," and that the oiler's portrayal as a "simple, working seaman, clearly expresses his sympathy with the democratic ideal of the sailor before the mast that figures so crucially in the tradition of American sea fiction".
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Cauthen and Piggott were both teenaged sensations of some standing when they made their breakthroughs, Piggott having ridden his first winner at the age of 12. Barzalona has emerged from obscurity to scale one of the sport's most demanding peaks in a matter of months and he has done so, crucially, in a style that no one who witnessed it will ever forget.
The fact that these two states -- onetime Republican redoubts, rich in electoral votes -- are so crucially in play indicates that the reelection fight has been fought on Obama's terms.
As the first hours of treatment are so crucially important, it is conceivable that outcome after intensive care admission depends, at least partially, on the time of the day the patient is admitted.
And that, he reasoned, is why the hype is so crucially, critically important to BrewDog: "In a sense, it's their main product.
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Crucially, that's just the half of it.
