Sex between old men and young women is a crucial factor in the spread of the epidemic.
Smaller precision weapons are useful, too, in circumstances where weight is a crucial factor.
Therefore, the ability to cause disruption through collective - usually union - action is a crucial factor.
Still, it's worth discussing in case this is a crucial factor for you when choosing your next phone.
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The ability of established retailers to fulfil their orders is a crucial factor.
Eriksson admitted the difference Rooney brings to England's side is a crucial factor.
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And only the government could marshal that much harvesting power so the government is indeed a crucial factor in developing infrastructure.
Technology was a crucial factor in this change, including DVDs, TiVo, and the emergence of a vibrant online TV-fan community.
The issue of clearing and settlement was a crucial factor in the government's 2011 decision to reject Singapore Exchange Ltd.
Hausmann argues that diversification in the economic structure, and not necessarily specialization, may be a crucial factor for accelerating growth in India.
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"We know that these personal encounters with nature are a crucial factor in motivating people to step up and save it, " he added.
Liz Walke, from Save the DGH campaign, said the length of time it took to travel between Hastings and Eastbourne was a crucial factor.
White House officials said that it was not a crucial factor in the selection, Mueller does enjoy support from key Democrats, including U.S. Sen.
How many of those screens go to Clash and how many go to Dragon could be a crucial factor in how much Dragon ultimately earns.
Barry will also be guaranteed regular first-team football at Eastlands -- a crucial factor in the build-up to the 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa.
The virus used in vaccines is not the actual virus that infects people, but rather a hybrid that's been genetically modified to make it safer, and to give it the ability to multiply more quickly -- a crucial factor when it comes to manufacturing large quantities.
Analysts at Washington's Centre on Budget and Policy Priorities, for example, maintain that most welfare hires do not receive paid holiday or sick leave, and that it takes a year of employment before they can be covered by the Family and Medical Leave Act a crucial factor when so many welfare hires are single mothers.
The mutation freezes a crucial protein called epidermal growth factor receptor in the "on" position.
Monaco is F1's slowest track so Red Bull's blistering pace is unlikely to be as decisive a factor, but qualifying could well be crucial - five of the last six race winners in Monaco have started from pole.
The drugs work by blocking an enzyme called factor 10a that helps spur the production of a crucial clot-promoting protein called thrombin.
It's crucial because for many people, the nature of that "veto" is a key factor in whether they embrace, go along with, or downright object to this policy.
Heavy rain was the crucial factor in the first half, and though top scorer Eifion Williams forced a good early save from York keeper Alan Fettis, it was a rare opportunity in a dire opening half-hour.
The scandal is not the only factor, but a month before the election, Reuters finds Democrats now leading in 11 of 15 crucial seats currently held by Republicans, putting control of the House within reach of the Democrats.
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