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Former Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating once said that Laws ability to reach the masses was crucial for any politician and that "if you could convince John Laws, you could convince Australia".

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Michael Jacobs, who advised Gordon Brown on climate policy and is now a politics professor at Sheffield University, believes that continued collective support for the process is crucial.

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At a time when his fellow forward Yoane Wissa remains sidelined, few others are stepping up to ease the burden and grab that crucial second goal in games.

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It is the ducking motion which is absolutely crucial because it could put doubt into the goalkeeper's mind about a potential touch.

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The monster’s look was crucial to its longevity.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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