Either way, around 1000 footballers look likely to be made redundant when their contracts run out at the end of this season. |
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Will the tiara that has graced Sligo's lovelies for 14 years be made redundant with a new one from this year's organisers taking its place? |
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Due to the redundant nature of codons, the genetic code shows a significant level of neutrality. |
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I do not mind the lurkers, I can totally understand how commenting can be both intimidating and redundant. |
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The Hall was built in 1826, but became redundant when the present town hall was built. |
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The bridge became redundant when the railway was diverted to avoid subsidence caused by the Selby coalfield. |
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All this was done at a time when staff were available and the word redundant was unknown. |
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Britain's largest coal operator has already shut the Prince of Wales Colliery at Pontefract, making hundreds of men redundant. |
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It's more or less redundant because most of the busses begin or terminate at the bus station and so never use it. |
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Scottish police marksmen have been issued with a revolutionary type of plastic bullet that could make conventional firearms almost redundant. |
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But these moments of pathos are redundant in what is probably the most breathlessly exuberant movie yet made. |
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He applied to convert the unlisted and redundant Allhallows church, on Cliffe Lane, into three three-bedroom houses with no parking provision. |
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Each morning elderly men in crewcuts and bolo ties emerge from behind the redundant locks of ranchstyles to run up the flag. |
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Eventually, I'm told, maps will be rendered redundant by Global Positioning Systems, which will mark a triumph of science over mumbo-jumbo. |
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His best work, though, is self-indulgent, redundant, and exasperating, and therein lay its charms. |
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As they sit passively in front of their TV sets, they are barraged with redundant images. |
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I made sizzurp in my mug and needless to say, the post-show trip to the bar was totally redundant and I was nearly nodding off in my seat. |
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However, one should note that Kahneman and Henik's dual displays consisted of an integrated display and a redundant uncolored display. |
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If so, the law of parsimony of explanation would suggest that the construct of vital exhaustion is redundant. |
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If any architects or firms have redundant T squares and set squares, and books and journals they can spare, these would be gratefully received. |
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Employees in positions that were now redundant would be offered voluntary severance and there would be no forced redundancies. |
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It could have been interesting, too, but it was just monotonous and redundant. |
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At the same time, 114 of the authority's tradesmen have been told they could be made redundant because of threatened cuts. |
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What was once enigmatically mesmerising in this kind of modish Iranian movie is now redundant and exasperating. |
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Have you ever made a free-ascent to the surface from the depths at which you dive, or do you carry an adequate redundant air supply? |
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Many learned they had been made redundant through text messages on mobile phones. |
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Already, some authors misleadingly declare that the city is made redundant by electronic connectivity. |
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The servers also have six hot-swap PCI-X slots, a service processor, redundant cooling and eight hot-swap disk bays. |
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They also offer failover mechanisms, such as redundant hot-swap robotics, power supplies and drives. |
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The rectifiers are fully redundant and hot pluggable for replacement or maintenance without any down time. |
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All important systems will have redundant control panels and power supplies. |
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A chipper provided by the council made short work of the redundant trees, which were taken away to be composted and used around the city's parks. |
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Only a few years earlier, what was to become a palace of theatricals was more or less redundant. |
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The journal's continuous pagination through each volume makes this datum redundant, of course. |
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The central hydrogen ion chemoreceptors are somewhat redundant, sensing the same stimulus as the carotid bodies. |
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Afterward, chocolate-mousse cake and vanilla charlotte seem somewhat redundant. |
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Until he was made redundant last year, he worked at Horwich Castings as a chargehand. |
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But the Reformation of the 1530s with its dissolution of monasteries, abbeys and chantries would have made the school redundant. |
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Is it fair to require a person to change his or her job or be made redundant without compensation? |
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Most of these duplicated segments are doomed to oblivion, because any proteins their genes produce are redundant. |
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Now there are fears it could happen again in the neighbourhood, where there are known to be other redundant cesspits. |
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The tower has been redundant since the 1970s, but it will stay for the time being. |
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On top of all this, he has been given a full-time job as the water bailiff, back at the quarry where he was made redundant some 25 years ago. |
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The chassis is also equipped with redundant hot plug fans and power supplies. |
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After being made redundant, Daphne decided to act upon her dream to create a boarding kennels and cattery at her home. |
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The libretto was re-written for raciness and local flavour and sung in English with surtitles, which seems redundant but was surprisingly handy. |
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Hopes have been dashed for all 38 employees of the ill-fated car dealership DC Cook with the announcement that they are being made redundant. |
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Of 600 made redundant since July 2002, 33 are claiming jobseeker's allowance. |
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Days melted together, welded by the redundant routine of tears and emptiness. |
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For the most part, the stories are completely unrelated and therefore suffer from a feeling that some of the strands are completely redundant. |
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But just as these dizzily warped abstractions threatened to become a redundant signature style, Davie discovered a way to move on. |
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In Plymouth, Derriford Hospital is making 90 administrators redundant to save money. |
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At the whimsy of the jail administration, months of hard work sealing the cracks with toothpaste were rendered redundant. |
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The sites became redundant following a reorganisation of special education, and plans are afoot to sell them for housing. |
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It pulled a similar stunt by boarding this redundant oil platform en route round Scotland to be sunk in deeper water in the north Atlantic. |
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Fewer, larger farms, low prices and keen competition have made the economic services of many cooperatives redundant. |
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Most of the people he used to work with have been made redundant, but David has been kept on because he's brilliant at his job. |
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Excessive job security that disallows employers from getting rid of redundant labour is the main cause for this jobless growth. |
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Our meetings no longer have agendas or redundant handouts, because we don't need them. |
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We were told at a meeting two weeks ago that we were going to be made redundant. |
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And in an echo of events in Britain, 75,000 civil servants will be made redundant over the next two years. |
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The group went into receivership on 27 August and Mr Wright was made redundant on that date. |
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Architects were needed to transform buildings made redundant by the Revolution, such as churches, into buildings serving new public needs. |
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To establish constitutional protections for recreational pursuits such as hunting is not only inappropriate, but redundant. |
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As much as 75 per cent of e-mails are made up of redundant or unwanted messages. |
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It may also be necessary to build two separate fire pump rooms and redundant sprinkler systems. |
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Dispensing with redundant staff may sound like sensible business practice, like cutting away dead wood. |
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Across Scotland, cities are pock-marked with redundant churches converted into pubs, DIY outlets and designer flats. |
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It soon will decommission several redundant billing systems to improve service. |
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The dialogue is self-consciously clunky, the characters are stereotypes and each section is fronted with a pretentiously redundant quotation. |
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The fax machine has been rendered almost redundant as information and documents are routinely exchanged at the press of a button. |
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The original St John's Church became redundant in 1938 and was once threatened with demolition through road-widening. |
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It is understood that another 44 employees in pre-production and production support are also set to be made redundant. |
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Now, the Parochial Church Council has decided it can no longer delay the inevitable and will apply for the church to be made redundant. |
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One area which could come under the spotlight is the state's property portfolio and the disposal of redundant property and land. |
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Eleven years later, it was followed by one of the most unnecessary and redundant sequels ever produced. |
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The Congress found this system to be redundant and unnecessary for this effort. |
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Another report, assessment and approval by City Council would have been redundant and a wasteful expenditure of time and money. |
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David was a farm manager, but he was made redundant last year and so we decided to try to go into business ourselves. |
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A number of the employees were made redundant but the receiver hoped to carry on with the remaining workforce until February. |
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How many doctors are made redundant or sacked, have to change career completely, or go bankrupt? |
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On Friday last, 32 people that were made redundant left the company but these redundancies had been finalised before the takeover. |
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Working as a legal executive, Tony was made redundant seven years ago after 27 years in the business. |
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The design takes its cue from redundant gasometer and gantry structures adjoining the site. |
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More than 50 were made redundant on the spot and the rest were kept on for a few days, but I expect they'll be gone by Friday as well. |
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I suppose it is a bit redundant since that is the nature of a Gallicism, but I suppose there are worse sins to commit when writing. |
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Six months later he was made redundant by the small firm that employed him. |
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Remember that the options available to individuals leaving employment are the same, whether you are made redundant or not. |
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The employer sold the business some years after the employee commenced work and the employee was made redundant. |
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All of us feel sympathy for employees at factories and plants who are made redundant by companies based in other countries. |
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You may have mortgage payment protection insurance to cover the monthly amount should you have an accident, go sick or are made redundant. |
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My partner was made redundant last November and hasn't secured further employment as yet. |
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The use of radios has pretty much made the flagging use of fusees redundant. |
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Their financial situation intervened however, and finally I was made redundant, along with two other employees. |
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The erosion of the district's traditional identity began when postcodes were introduced, which slowly rendered the rural name of Cheam redundant. |
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A redundant expression combines two words that mean the same thing, thereby intensifying the effect. |
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Some of these components are redundant while others are critical paths so that any failure will bring the whole system down. |
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Such an effect suggests that the corresponding proteins are redundant in function. |
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In addition, each of these components will also typically have redundant internal components. |
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Because these systems include redundant components, even strong perturbations may lead to only a subtle phenotype. |
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Being precise was more important than being succinct, and often points were given for redundantly making redundant statements of redundancy. |
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It is hoped that some of the employees already made redundant will be re-employed. |
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They are placing astrology on the same level as fantasy, which makes their long-winded obscurities largely redundant. |
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The film is polished, good-looking and accomplished, but still feels redundant. |
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In short, any eventuality that might render all the animals, or part thereof, stall-fed is bound to make the obligation of zakat tax redundant. |
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SpaceX is mitigating this risk by using only two stages with one engine in each stage, as well as dual redundant avionics. |
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Land beside Blue Bridge Lane, currently a redundant building, would have 24 three storey houses built on it. |
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In the same vein, the entity charged with placing redundant workers into employment, has not improved. |
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The passage of time has rendered redundant the distinction between new and existing duties. |
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It seems rather redundant to spend your entire life repenting it just to end up in some place for all eternity. |
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For some the desire was to render law irrelevant and redundant through technological innovation. |
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More of the same and with no further amplification of the ideas in the main gallery makes the offerings upstairs redundant. |
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Ten players were released, nine were made redundant and five non-playing staff also lost their jobs, but Boyle, too, suffered financially. |
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The canal area is zoned for new homes and restaurants, and some redundant cotton mills are being converted into flats. |
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These residual responses could reflect leakiness of the mutants, redundant olfactory mechanisms, or some kind of nonspecific odorant response. |
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There are currently no plans to make redundant any Anglican church in the Archdeaconry of Wilts. |
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It flags during the encampment scenes, with some redundant gore, but this is a muscular, virile piece of film-making from Boyle. |
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Sprinkleocystis ektopios is monotypic therefore generic and species diagnoses are redundant. |
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In the TV show, Bruno pointed out to his irascible music teacher, Mr Sharofsky, that modern technology made traditional instruments redundant. |
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Remember also that many disk and other utility programs are incompatible, this is not necessarily a problem as they are largely redundant. |
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Small rodents such as mice, voles, and lemmings constituted the most redundant specimens. |
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The revamp has freed up redundant space and we are hoping there will be even more sessions as a result. |
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Finally, the Clerk involves voters in facilitating not only recounts and redundant checks but revotes as well. |
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All of this is characterized by redundant aspects of stability, permanence and continuity. |
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All the redundant publishers could be retrained as viniculturists and grape-tramplers. |
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And he applauded staff who have been made redundant and those lucky enough to still be employed. |
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Nobody had been made redundant, nor was made redundant for some considerable time. |
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Workers will be humanised by future technology, not made redundant, upskilled instead of being made obsolete. |
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How much better to see a redundant farm building re-developed for a new purpose than to let it remain unused. |
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The flooding threat hanging over Ryedale could prevent scores of fresh jobs being created at a redundant clothing factory. |
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After being made redundant, she slept rough for a few nights in a derelict building and was unlucky enough to be caught in a heavy frost. |
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Note that with fuel-fired systems, equipment is often simplified, eliminating a redundant second burner and venting system. |
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He understands it to be a redundant, intolerant, expansionist ideology incapable of peacefully coexisting with other faiths. |
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If the county disappears and we become a unitary authority, we do not have a redundant building and, if not, I am sure we can rub along nicely. |
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For within the context of international politics, faith is redundant as it calls for assumptive reasoning in a landscape of constant change and hidden agendas. |
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Selfies, like people, are often bothersome, silly, and apparently redundant. |
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With the arrival of her new wheelie bin, she is already planning to turn her four redundant dustbins into water butts, flower containers and other garden features. |
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On some issues, Puck was so mired in its own times that the commentary is redundant. |
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I am not aware of anyone being made redundant against their wishes. |
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Kurant has crafted a new, cryptic narrative in which the three redundant characters come together in a wrecking yard. |
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It is redundant and unnecessary, just like most government programs. |
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That makes any introduction I could write for him useless and redundant. |
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Get rid of any redundant or unwanted items and survey what is left. |
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Despite St Martin's officially being a redundant church, which cannot stage weddings, Jenny was determined that she should tie the knot in her home village. |
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Some coaches feel this insurance is redundant and unnecessary. |
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The council claimed its ambition to support the results of the scheme financially could not be achieved unless more than 120 employees were made redundant. |
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This initially took the form of the Redundancy Payments Act of 1965, which obliged employers to pay compensation to employees who were made redundant. |
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My wife was made redundant two weeks after we launched the business. |
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Some modern editors have occasionally been known to spoil the nicely turned prose of an accomplished writer by adding clumsy or redundant phrases! |
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A redundant power supply, as well as emergency backup, is essential. |
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Besides, after careful reflection, it was considered redundant. |
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Things such as redundant power supplies, field replaceable fans and multiple network interfaces are often supplied in target equipment intended for enterprise deployments. |
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Rather than face a lifetime of career uncertainty, some of those made redundant were beginning to consider retraining in a well-paying trade area. |
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By using the redundant drive, time wasting retries can be eliminated by enabling real-time correction on the controller for failed or slow responding disks. |
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Art is confined to art colleges, with life drawing virtually redundant. |
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Many feared the problems had been caused by once dormant heavy metals, including cadmium and arsenic, now emerging from a redundant coke workings. |
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In time these training sessions became redundant and unnecessary. |
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Then, because it was useless, redundant, only destructive, or so it seemed, she shrank back again, defeated. |
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It was an impressively poised and subtly dismissive reaction to an infuriating, redundant, and offensive question. |
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However, with the development of sophisticated radio beacons and automated electrical lighting, as well as shipboard navigational aids, many lighthouses became redundant. |
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Switch meshing is the ability to create a redundant, meshed topology between switches, using all port links in the mesh to dynamically load balance traffic. |
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A month ago, his Edinburgh branch was issuing a press release trumpeting the fact that 46 of those made redundant there had found retraining as gas central heating fitters. |
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Leaning on the arm of her mother for support, Mrs Neha told the inquiry that her husband had become a shunter after being made redundant as a locomotive engineer. |
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He tabulated the total number of lines of blank verse, rhymed verse, and prose in each play, along with short and long lines, and lines with redundant syllables. |
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These days it's quite common to find 32-bit microprocessors, metal-oxide semiconductors, and redundant gold-plated electrical contacts on single-lens reflex cameras. |
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It was clear that the majority of drivers felt that this signage was either redundant or in error and few were driving at 50 mph, even in the slow lane. |
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When music is free record companies, suits, agents, will be redundant. |
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Since acquiring the redundant farmland the trust has carried out a programme of restoration which has included restoring sluices, re-opening waterways and a grazing policy. |
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The verdict in the Civil War trial is still pending, but the wiretapping conviction makes that case almost redundant. |
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Many could not afford to be made redundant as some had just taken out new mortgages, were the sole breadwinners, or had school-aged children to support. |
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His text is full of redundant capital letters and is lavishly verbose. |
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In recent weeks, long-stalled restructuring schemes have been revived to merge redundant companies inside Temasek as well as spin off noncore assets. |
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And what are the chances of redundant bureaucrats being made redundant? |
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The debt ceiling is pointless, redundant, and a threat to our constitutional order. |
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Cellular technology is rendering coin operated call boxes redundant. |
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With playing such as this, arguments regarding on which sort of instrument, whether piano or harpsichord, they should be played, become redundant. |
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Banquo's ghost was dispensed with, though Ian McKellen's astonishing evocation of Macbeth's mental collapse made any physical manifestation redundant. |
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Prophylaxis for infective endocarditis is warranted only in those patients with the true disease of thickened redundant mitral leaflets, mitral regurgitation, or both. |
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Try to avoid redundant copy in the headline, sub-head, cutline, and lead. |
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I could argue that if you had a sufficient outlet for expressing your true selves in your fleshly, corporeal lives, then your blogs would be redundant. |
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Free of meaningless menus and redundant pages, the style is reminiscent of the children's activity centres or pop-up books that adults enjoy playing with so much. |
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They may represent calcified daughter hydatid cysts separated by fibrous tissue or, more likely, a redundant, folded, inner germinal wall of a cyst. |
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You see, all this talk of whether print is superior to web or whether the web is going to eventually make newspapers and magazines redundant is a bit silly. |
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Wordy and redundant, the document wandered in and out of various verb tenses, stumbled over boilerplate prepositional phrases, and sank into quagmires of purple prose. |
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The end result is a clean hierarchical grouping and usage of business processes, as services, without the redundant and confusing technology of prior approaches. |
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With redundant data stored across multiple disks built into every pack, even if one disk is damaged beyond repair, the entire data set can still be rebuilt. |
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We should not, however, assume from this that for Augustine-or for us-this parable is dispensable, a redundant repetition of a message that we already know from elsewhere. |
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The Millennium Stadium on match days is absolutely brimming with redundant miners, with coal dust in their hair and their pick-axes left at the turnstiles. |
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Castle Street's dog-leg bend will be straightened out to meet with Caroline Street and the resulting redundant area will then be turned into parking bays for future residents. |
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The assembly also lost the ability to pass Assembly Measures resulting in the LCO process becoming redundant. |
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In 1925, it was announced that the Royal Dockyards at Pembroke Dock and Rosyth were redundant and would be closed. |
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It might be supposed,' he wrote, 'that traditional selenography was all but redundant. |
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The additional satellites improve the precision of GPS receiver calculations by providing redundant measurements. |
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The concept of the code is to provide layered and redundant defences against smuggling, terrorism, piracy, stowaways, etc. |
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One feature or the other may be considered redundant, and some phonemic analyses prefer to treat it as an opposition of tenseness. |
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Persistent and lasting recruitment policies boosted the number of redundant public servants. |
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Conversely, Ken Tucker of New York magazine argued that her character was redundant to the film's plot. |
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The width of the macrodactylic digit cannot be reduced unless the redundant segment of the nerve is resected. |
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Though her lubricity made it redundant, Anthea passed him the oil to caress her thighs. |
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For disaster recovery a redundant copy of the data should be made for offsite or offline storage. |
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Does he not realise that is costs as much to decommission a redundant nuclear power station as it costs to build a new one? |
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In July 2009, the University announced it was ending the teaching of over 250 humanities courses at the centre making over 100 staff redundant. |
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The choice of redundant constraints implies that the jump operator B is not surjective. |
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For instance, ordinals 21 and 22, Ishmael and Isaac, are both sons of Abram, ordinal 20, and thus redundant. |
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Operating costs could have been reduced by reducing staff and removing redundant services on these lines while keeping the stations open. |
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The argument goes that there is a cost to making people redundant so perhaps by underbidding they can avoid that cost. |
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The sheer amount of redundant bureaucracy needs to be eliminated. |
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Benefits include improved productivity due to elimination of redundant data entry and reduced aging losses due to better credit risk information. |
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Many redundant structures from closed lines remain, such as bridges over other lines and drainage culverts. |
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Aberdyfi once housed three gasholders before they became redundant and the works fell into disrepair. |
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A flood in 1968 led to its eventual deconsecration and it is just one of many churches in Britain that has been declared redundant. |
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A flood in 1968 led to the church's eventual deconsecration and it is just one of many churches in Britain that has been declared redundant. |
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There could be a number of reasons for the robust start-up market, including individuals being made redundant having opted for self-employment. |
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Multiple options can be specified into the joystick's configuration, such as detents, friction locks, redundant outputs and switch functions. |
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The company is to close five of its Going Places travel agents in the region, with around five staff per store expected to be made redundant. |
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At the same time, let your husband know how lonely and redundant you feel and tell him you're not going to become a golf widow. |
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Motorists who would normally wear seat belts must still fasten the manual lap belt, thus rendering redundant the automation of the shoulder belt. |
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The fact is, that so far as the upkeep of the Fleet is concerned, they are entirely redundant. |
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There are two redundant Boot Block Flash BIOS and IPMI firmware with rollover. |
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Andrew's was declared redundant in 1980 and is now managed by The Churches Conservation Trust. |
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I do not seek out the redundant, the pastiche, or the formulaic. |
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Gardner adds that dyslexics need a systematic and redundant way of learning and remembering new things. |
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They were made redundant with the introduction of explosives, although hydraulic mining is still used on alluvial tin ores. |
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According to Ofcom, TV transmissions over the Internet are a grey area which in future might make fees based on television ownership redundant. |
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The blue boxes became redundant in the 1960s with the arrival of panda cars and personal radios. |
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He edited the paper and removed any redundant information or statements. |
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Study suggests that efforts should be made to reduce redundant lipid testing. |
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If my employer lays off an employee, does this mean the employee is redundant from that job? |
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The solution also provides TCP connection multiplexing to prevent flooding the wireless link with redundant TCP retransmissions during handover. |
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However, the mechanism of attachment may be redundant, and another molecule on the promastigote flagellum may be involved. |
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After a startling abruption and a slow recovery, the canonic process is resumed at, with a whole slew of redundant entries on the last phrase. |
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The following year more of the redundant lock gates were used to build the Campo Pequeno amphitheatre. |
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He described the transfer of a single redundant fascicle from the ulnar nerve directly coapted to the biceps motor fascicle. |
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Like the apparently redundant organs of Klingon warriors, even junk DNA can come in very handy at times. |
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Qantas also said that it has not made a pilot redundant in nearly 40 years and it has no plans to threaten the job security of its pilots. |
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About a load balancer in redundant configuration the function of load balancing is realized high availability. |
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The redundant stable block on Platform 1 was also turned into a staff training centre and toilets. |
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The more advanced Planet design was better suited to heavy loads, and Rocket became redundant. |
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The two lines are mainly used for redundant and therefore fault-tolerant message transmission, but they can also transmit different messages. |
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The reduction of capacity led to a legacy of redundant mills, which were readily reused for other industrial purposes. |
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This repetition is not redundant, but adds an air of continuity only befitting the story's scale and grandeur. |
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Many types of elliptical construction are possible in English, resulting in sentences that omit certain redundant elements. |
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Schuylkill River is somewhat redundant, since kil is already built into it. |
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In the austerity of the First World War it was considered redundant and a hazard, and in 1916 its demolition was authorised by Act of Parliament. |
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He revealed to the media at the time that between 70 and 80 positions would be made redundant from the overall business. |
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A redundant windmill was converted after 1831 into Garrison Tower as a lookout tower for HM Coastguard. |
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With the coal machinery now redundant, a tidal creek named the Mere was partly filled in for a vast fuel tank farm. |
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Muna Al Hashimi, general manager consumer division, Batelco, said that the operator will be left with some 600 phone booths following the removal of the redundant booths. |
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The GTC would have eight separate 1400-foot-long curbsides connecting arrival and departing passengers to two separate and redundant people mover train stations. |
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With the new design tool, organizations will be able to build domain-specific language designers intended to automate redundant tasks within targeted problem domains. |
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Administrators were called into Bonne Bouche Frozen UK, at Hartlepool, which manufactured frozen desserts, in February, and the 242-strong workforce was made redundant. |
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Oculus HR was launched by Louise Kennedy 18 months ago when she was made redundant after working in the manufacturing and automotive industries for over 10 years. |
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By 2050 the region may be unsuitable for winegrowing at all, making chateaux such as Lafite, Petrus and Latour redundant and their supreme wines mere memories, said experts. |
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Sherwood said the buyer would make more than half the operation's 63 staff redundant, although the Colwick plant would continue to serve local warp knitting producers. |
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Staffordshire-based Mary, aged 49, and Oxfordshire-based Lorraine, aged 38, pooled their resources after being made redundant to produce the first equestrian vortal at www. |
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No doubt all the office staff they made redundant last year will have particularly enjoyed seeing what used to be their salaries pay for an animated choo-choo train. |
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A redundant and hierarchically structured set of oligonucleotide probes that targeted five genes was designed, synthesized and spotted onto epoxy-derivatized glass slides. |
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Improved technology and automation also made child labour redundant. |
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Because of redundant safety factors built into modern airliners and airlines' maintenance practices, Nance said he was surprised the malfunction occurred. |
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The Overview OVD-5521, OVD-4621 and KVD-5521 are also the first ultra-narrow bezel LCD displays that can optionally be powered by an external, redundant power supply. |
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Two of my co-owners now wish to leave, one has been relocated with his job, while the other has been made redundant and cannot afford the mortgage. |
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DartOS, which is master-less, load sharing and redundant, is made up of layers of software that execute in parallel on multiple CPUs and micro-controllers. |
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I SEE that the rocket scientists, for so long apparently redundant in so many walks of life, have been re-appointed when it comes to ideas to maintain discipline in schools. |
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One of the basins had become redundant by 1770 and it was proposed to use this as a sump into which all the water from the other facilities could drain. |
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There are always opportunities, even in more challenging times, and people starting up now could be individuals made redundant who have opted for selfemployment. |
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From 2008 to 2010, staff were made redundant and courses closed. |
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All back-doubles, short-cuts, and roundabout time-savers became redundant. |
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Text processing involves some simple transformations, such as converting letters to lowercase, removing punctuation, redundant spaces and stop words, and stemming. |
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Now he says the growing number of redundant workers across Wales should follow suit and tap into support from the Welsh Assembly Government to retrain for a new job. |
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Recto Esmeralda, 59, defaulted on the Dhs80,000 loan, which he took out to pay for an operation for a friend's mother, in 1999 after he was made redundant. |
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Leveraging its expertise in timing technology, IDT is the first in the industry to introduce LVDS fan-out buffers that offer redundant clocking with glitchless switchover. |
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In the 20th century, the railways saw a gradual drop in usage as the heavy industrial works and mines began to reduce output and close and many stations became redundant. |
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Informity automatically creates a redundant copy of images, patient data, and system settings of your ImagePilot workstation and securely stores it off site. |
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