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31. He thinks the suspect may be vital to the Palmer assassination attempt.

32. In other parts of the world, text capability on cellphones can be vital to economic development and helping people who don't speak or read English buy and sell goods.

33. In the event of the intentional release of a biological agent these activities would be vital to effective international containment efforts.

34. It will be vital to reduce debt levels to avoid long-term damage and a loss of confidence from the international community.

35. Most people realize that computers will be vital to the success of today's youngsters.

36. The coordination and funding of this research, by institutions such as the U. S. National Institutes of Health and Food and Drug Administration, will be vital to stem the epidemic.

37. "Our crowd will be vital to us on Sunday, no doubt about that, but we've got to give them something to cheer about, " he added.

38. In a series of experiments, they have identified a protein called 'wnt' found to be vital to the production of colour in hairs.

39. The business impact of the changes needs to be analyzed and if the changes are considered to be vital to the business, then the process steps need to change in an effort to close the gap.

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40. The responsibility of the service custodian can be vital to the success of this approach.

41. This will be vital to ensure that biofuels develop sustainably, irrespective of geographies," say the authors.