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Having her experience around camp will be crucial in helping younger players deal with nerves.

Despite his own reaction, Montgomerie echoed Faldo's thoughts on focusing on the task ahead and how crucial a fast start could be.

Tech executives have said the H-1B visa program has been crucial for hiring skilled workers.

The author argues that Kimmel should return to television undaunted and refuse to self-censor his comedy, viewing this as a crucial test of whether Americans will bend to authoritarian pressure through fear.

She scored in the final of the Euros and found her groove for her club, playing a crucial role throughout the season in front of goal and with her work off the ball.