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• I headed back to her a month later myself because the dry eye I was having was wrecking writing in the evening and made any kind of mascara-wearing impossible — crucial in this age of masks, when our eyes are such a part of communicating.

• Corliss can talk for hours without a break, as if storytelling is at once his deepest compulsion and crucial to the performance art that has become his life.

• It shows that some new genes quickly become crucial because they regulate a type of DNA called heterochromatin.

• The Crew-1 mission marks a crucial milestone in the development of a space industry in which private-sector companies provide business and tourism services in low-earth orbit.

• Now, collaboration will be crucial as the industry builds a new framework that puts consumers at the center and provides them with the data transparency and tools that they deserve.

• And--crucially--if no one gets 50 per cent of the vote, the top two candidates face off on December 6th.

• Crucially, however, government whips have begun to ask Conservative MPs how they would vote on two separate questions.

• And, crucially, what next for these so-called lost women, for the lost girls who have been failed so miserably?

• Most crucially, Happy Valley revolutionizes the connection between rape and suspense.

• She also, and most crucially, sought the advice of David Fincher (The Social Network, House of Cards).

• Ford was crucially anxious to find out how the battle was likely to go, and his companion seemed amiably communicative.