Which, crucially, you don't have to bring with you or put up.
The work, which, crucially, can be fitted around childcare, gives the women an income of about £20 a month.
He believes this applies particularly to a certain kind of middle-class liberal instinct which, crucially, he shares.
Blass's rooms were stocked with sofas and chairs upholstered in white Sunbrella fabric, which, crucially, was dogproof.
Bowling into the wind – a tough call that by captain Joe Root – which crucially meant that Rutherford was hitting with it, he had the batsman dropped on 85.
Those protections were chipped away by a bilateral trade deal in 1989 and the North American Free Trade Agreement in 1994, which crucially brought Mexico into the mix.
So did the many mistakes and misjudgments made by Mr Mubarak's government, the clumsiness and brutality of which crucially alienated Egypt's increasingly independent press.
Fifa is a feminist issue in this film: it's an arena in which, crucially, Marieme could meet the boys on equal terms – if they'd let her.
Alternatively, our study looked at DNA outside the nucleus – in the mitochondria and the apicoplast – which, crucially, does not undergo recombination.
Diplomats said discussions focused on a plan for halting fighting across Syria, though that fell short of a formal ceasefire, which, crucially, would require monitoring and verification.
When they are picked up by the media - which crucially is not often enough - they spark debate and, most importantly, get the conversation going outside of the bubble of those directly affected.
