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What is the correct idionm for crucial
Is it "IN" or
Is is "to"

If both are correct can any one explain instances where each of them is correct
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Re: correct idion for CRUCIAL (in/to) [#permalink] New post 25 Oct 2007, 22:29
rakesh_chi wrote:
What is the correct idionm for crucial
Is it "IN" or
Is is "to"

If both are correct can any one explain instances where each of them is correct


i would say "crucial to".
I do not know crucial in :?
Re: correct idion for CRUCIAL (in/to)   [#permalink] 25 Oct 2007, 22:29
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