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The small Gulf state was instrumental in arming the rebels.

Diets rich in Omega fatty acids are instrumental in keeping your brain from aging.

Our artistic director was instrumental in persuading the orchestra to come.

Although his work was instrumental in bringing the Copernican system into prominence, Galileo was far more than just an astronomer.

Nicholson arrives in a Japanese POW camp, where the Japanese are forcing the men to build a bridge that will be instrumental in their military tactics.

"No one will be interested in Hyderabad now," frets Chandrababu Naidu, AP's former chief minister, who was instrumental in developing the city's strengths in it.

Nokia Siemens said the sale would be instrumental in helping it improve its position in the United States and Japan, as well as bolster diminishing profits.

Hire a good accountant: an accountant will work in conjunction with your attorney and be instrumental in determining the best form of ownership.

In Arabidopsis, gene expression studies and analysis of knock-out (KO) mutants have been instrumental in building an integrated view of disease resistance pathways.

The Ice Age may have hindered the cultural revolution in the north, but elsewhere it could have been instrumental in furthering it.

They denounce the Enough Project, a group backed by several Hollywood stars, that was instrumental in imposing what they call a DE facto embargo.

Making full use of glycerol produced as byproduct from the biodiesel production process is instrumental in raising the economical efficiency of the biodiesel industry.

Certainly, the ability to connect to people remotely and put out messages like this has been instrumental in getting many volunteers involved.

Morning Mist, Rock Island Bend, Franklin river, Southwest Tasmania, Australia. This iconic photograph was instrumental in allowing the rivers to run free.

Dr. Howard Yonas, the University of Pittsburgh neurosurgeon who was instrumental in developing the technique, estimates that within a few years, one in four hospitals may be using the xenon CT scan in their emergency room.

Nevertheless, America is now generally expected to accept in some form the controls on emissions that it rejected when it turned down Kyoto, and Mr Gore has been instrumental in getting it there.