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First, what we think about the end times is critically important.

Why not an American company for this critically important job?

I think this is also critically important for the future.

And all that turned out to be critically important when I had a major life decision to make two years ago.

Making the most of every job interview is critically important.

Still, my basic point is both true and critically important.

As a result, planning the future has become even more critically important.

Family is critically important to all but a handful of us.

Women business owners are critically important to the American economy.

But the work of volunteers, local or foreign, is also critically important.

"We'd have to be blind not to see how critically important international experience is."

In its place, he is now talking about "critically important" areas of new spending.

"Not just what gets said or done, but where and when it happens is critically important."

In middle childhood, children begin to sort through critically important questions about who they are.

Its recommendations on these issues could be critically important for the country's 17 million college students and their parents.

Their service is critically important to our fight against terrorism.

The fight for a third way in the Muslim world is critically important.

And so today, I salute you for your critically important work.

In relationships, however, his parents - especially mother - are still critically important.

The first few lines of your body copy are critically important.

The files on my hard drive were not critically important, but I wanted them.

It is a critically important industry at the core of the American economy.

"Maybe it's because race relations are so critically important," she said.

This decision turned a critically important project into a missed opportunity.

Little did he know that subsequent events would make his job critically important.