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crux
noun as in most important part
Strongest matches
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The crux of the White House deal announced Thursday centers on Medicare.
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That enthusiasm reflects budding interest in an industry that, like artificial intelligence, may become a crux of geopolitical competition that the U.S. seeks to dominate.
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Therein is the important crux of this book.
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“These are the crux of what makes a union strong and the very, very bottom line of what members need and want,” Dubal said.
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That’s the crux of the dispute: Was it a few innocent photos or an unauthorized production?
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