How to pronounce “crucially” in English

Crucially, his choice of this word as a point in his inauguration speech, which then became a major campaign rallying point, was odd, because there was no such idea prior to this.

crucially, thin flour wrappers.

and crucially, it does let you run your own code in the library very early on.

But crucially for Jia, there are no real guardrails.

But crucially, lithium-ions can still slip through it.

But crucially, you haven't formed more of the newer, bigger stars that don't live as long in this merger.

And crucially, how can you prepare for those?

And crucially, if you really want to kill a human, they have to go fast.

And crucially, it's something that you value.

Now crucially, a bit of information about Australia-- I mentioned it was colonized 60,000 years ago, so it

And crucially, they lacked kayaks.

Now crucially, John Ross, another explorer, had been there in the 1820s, and he records them as having all these things.

But crucially, if they avoided being stunted, they had three times the pay.

and crucially, they would then go back and reread through these books.

And crucially, I'm not just reporting this, I'm not just saying, "You know, I wish we lived in a world where Wetherspoons were open all night."

And even more crucially, you can cross-integrate the experience on many different platforms.

but also crucially allowing Asian material, soybeans and rubber, to cross on that very same train track.

That's encapsulated crucially in its language.

And he wanted crucially Caelius' commentary on the political news because he didn't just want the raw information.

It's crucially media we get from other people.

And it's crucially important in terms of the slave trade as well, because they export rum to West Africa for slaves,

really why it's crucially important.

Well most crucially the concentrations of heat trapping greenhouse gases in our atmosphere have dramatically increased and that has led to rising temperatures.

That is going to be a crucially important central concept.

And one of the things that's crucially important in understanding the behavior of the economy are people's beliefs about what will happen in the future.

and, crucially, two or three more neutrons.

But one thing that is clear is that it is a crucially important dynamic, particularly when you're talking about something like national security

And then, crucially, not just say this is where they are, but use all the available environmental data to explain why those species are where they are.

And finally, being helpful crucially involves, well, some techniques for being helpful, but it really involves using our emotions, because people are emotional beings.

wave physicists, crucially, including the savvy physicists who didn't know anything about gravitational waves, got considerably less points.

So understanding the genomic variation within species can be crucially important, particularly if they're foundation species, like trees, on which a lot of other things

say your name, and crucially, track your motion.

Now, crucially, what the consent form had said was, "In this study, you're going to be exposed, you're going to be exposed to an event and you'll be asked questions about

But it is apparent that that kind of universal attentiveness is something that is crucially important to these highly

And then finally, but arguably most crucially, the subsequent history.

And he saw not just DNA sequencing but other layers of information being crucially important to thoroughly

to live with them we evolved to exploit them and we evolved to crucially depend

Because this is another extremely important, crucially important part of what we do in music.

He conducted similar experiments, but crucially, he boiled the mixture for longer.

That allows people to go test it, and so he was contributing very crucially to that other part of scientific

health outcomes, depending, crucially, on the kind of social context in which they were being reared.

And so, again, that shows you how crucially important the women's contribution was to the war effort.

put out these new things you can compare them against the intentions that you set and maybe more crucially because none of

How do we then combine what we can do incredibly well in the digital environment with what libraries do so crucially in the physical world and put them together

And all these big pieces that we don't often think about, but that are crucially important in addition to doing our work.

Crucially, do you remember they got one--.

sky now of course burning those fuels will put the carbon back in the atmosphere but crucially the system isn't adding any carbon dioxide to the

between Medicare and Medicaid and they don't have to for years and years and then at some point it becomes crucially

Yoshino needed something more lightweight, compact, conductive, and crucially, something that could reversibly accept and release lithium-ions within its structure