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I'm in a much better position to look at things critically.

First, what we think about the end times is critically important.

He must have been able to reason and think critically.

People talk about the news and the government more critically than they did before.

Why not an American company for this critically important job?

In the past, people would speak critically only among close friends.

I think this is also critically important for the future.

I think we must look at that a little more critically.

He looked around critically and got an idea about this place.

He held out his hand and looked at it critically.

And all that turned out to be critically important when I had a major life decision to make two years ago.

To write critically about the President is not easy for me.

Making the most of every job interview is critically important.

Still, my basic point is both true and critically important.

As a result, planning the future has become even more critically important.

He looked at her critically then, and she felt the impact of his eyes.

The film on the whole was not critically well received.

Rather, all these programs try to help the writer think more critically.

He came below to report that medical help was critically needed there.

The book was well received critically and created a large public following.

Critically, too, the film was well received at the time.

She looked down critically at me and shook her head.

He had been hit at least three times, and was critically wounded.

At least 42 people were injured, 12 of them critically.

I was reading all the trade literature, but not critically.