The construction equally as, as in follow-up discussion is equally as important, rather than . . . is equally important, is relatively common but is condemned on the grounds that it says the same thing twice. Either word can be used alone and be perfectly correct, e.g. follow-up discussion is equally important or follow-up discussion is as important.
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