Nuclear weapons would thus become superfluous.

Among the employed, large numbers are redundant.

The pursuit of market confidence would be superfluous.

And so the film explores this whole idea (Michael Kassan It's redundant.)

This is the real reason to drop the crime of crimes its redundancy.

Redundant records appeared for transactions carried out by different users.

Redundant records appeared for transactions carried out by different users.

If I can do that, then I can say then these guys are redundant.

Small minded bigots being a redundant phrase, if ever there was one... (Laughter)

In the same year, the new Family Law had entered into force, though without the now redundant article 118.

And when those excess vessels are no longer needed, the body prunes them back to baseline using naturally occurring inhibitors of angiogenesis.

In subparagraph (a) (ii), I have deleted the reference to in accordance with law , since this is superfluous.

When those excess vessels are no longer needed, the body prunes them back to baseline, using naturally occurring inhibitors of angiogenesis.

Perhaps we should change the word its to the or we could delete of the Commission , because it is redundant.

They also provide redundant systems for, usually, all of these features, to mitigate the problems when each inevitably fails.

Moreover, some sorts of knowledge can rapidly become redundant.

(2) The words quot and in accordance with the provisions of that paragraph quot at the end of paragraph 2 are deemed redundant and are, therefore, unnecessary.

How Much Transparency is Too Much?

Obstacles have also been removed in the western area of the West Bank, where the barrier is under construction, making many of those obstacles redundant.

Is that too much transparency? If so, why?

It is not massive, but excessive, quantities which can be destabilizing.

Thus, many items had become superfluous, and these were not really things one could sell or things people wanted to throw out.

I'll call you.

The next point is the need for political accountability.

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I'm incapable of wanting.

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These guys are redundant.

The need of the hour is for bold and imaginative action.

Needs are something that are universal across all 7 billion people on the planet.

That sense of urgency, of the need to get to work, is so powerful in Joel's story.

Paragraph 2 (a) clearly envisages a wide spectrum of assistance depending on the circumstances of each case, which in the view of some delegations may make paragraph 2 (b) redundant.

This guy's now redundant.

So we already have one more than necessary.

A number of delegations addressed the budget proposals for the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine (UNTSO) and felt that the resources requested were excessive, in particular the provisions for the acquisition of vehicles, furniture and equipment.

55. Notwithstanding the above, the Advisory Committee trusts that the Secretary General, before orders are placed, will verify that deployment of 34,700 military personnel can be realized so as to ensure that no excess units are procured.

What's a need? Well, a need might be a need to be entertained or a need to communicate.

I have an extra ticket.

But it is hard to resist the conclusion that technological unemployment, as John Maynard Keynes called it, will continue to rise, as more and more people become redundant.

We've talked there about curtailing the underlying need for the product itself.

But that'd be redundant.

It was the task of political leadership to explain the need for international coordination and cooperation.

He died of an overdose.

This also fuels opposition to government intervention, and to stimulus policies, which are supposedly redundant, if not harmful, since the events that require them cannot happen (but do).

There are no surplus security personnel.