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vital

[vahyt-l] / ˈvaɪt l /




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Simple agreements with Greenland would give the U.S. vital national-security advantages and access to considered resource deals.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rodríguez and her aides still control the nation’s security apparatus, which is vital to jump-starting the energy industry.

From The Wall Street Journal

BMI, he added, should be treated as a vital sign, much like blood pressure.

From MarketWatch

A record 97 million foreign tourists visited Spain in 2025 as the economically vital sector set a new benchmark for the second year running, the tourism minister said on Thursday.

From Barron's

Free speech and independent media play a vital role in holding governments accountable by informing the public about government wrongdoing.

From Salon