One of the more critical conversations occurred on Sunday to kick off the week.
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Depending on the context in which we operate, one influence may be more critical than others.
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But Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, was more critical.
He later draws a contrast with the much more critical portrayal of Christians in the media.
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But for dot-com music companies, understanding the college market has taken on a more critical importance.
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But even with all that support, direction, and skill, it still takes one more critical ingredient.
But nowhere is Bush's lack of experience more obvious, nor more critical, than on foreign policy.
The challenges will grow more critical as the volume of records in digital format increases.
Aceto believes effective communication across social media platforms is more critical today than ever before.
For Marquardt, the more critical element to this event is the impact on the bottom line.
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European countries have been far more critical of Israeli's offensive in Lebanon than the United States.
If you are self-employment, tax management is an even more critical aspect of planning.
His next release was Dangerous in 1992, which received more critical acclaim than Bad.
No achievement by a university stimulates more critical alumni giving than a winning sports program.
There is perhaps no more critical component of the economy that desperately needs attention than residential housing.
And in the age of the digital customer, these simple qualities have become more critical than ever.
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Clearly, the need for the best, most effective teachers inside our classrooms is more critical than ever.
When trading is tough, the quality of those assets not supported by advertising becomes even more critical.
It is much more critical in determining interest rates in the economy such as banks' prime lending rate.
In the U.S. and around the planet, infrastructure is both more critical and more ignored than ever before.
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She says this research is ever more critical because many schools facing budget shortfalls are cutting music programmes.
Dr Helen Mayberg, Professor of Psychiatry, Neuorology and Radiology at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, is more critical.
Because the fact is, your work is more critical for our veterans and military families than ever before.
Better appealing to price-conscious shoppers is said to be more critical as Whole Foods enters smaller, more suburban markets.
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And yet knowledge of computer programming is becoming more critical in the workplace.
Meanwhile, the need to find new markets is becoming more and more critical.
This in turn has forced some of those leaders to become more critical.
The Democrats are likely to be more critical of Colombia's failure to prevent horrors such as killings of trade-unionists.
And they say they'd like President Bush to be more critical of Sakashvili.
For example, the fawning adulation Jack Welch receives makes me more critical.
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