| And that can happen because the entire issue is a non-issue, one that ought to be set aside. |
| It has brought humanity closer by making distance a non-issue, freedom of choice a reality and the conveyance of ideas, more precise. |
| In normal circumstances, perhaps I would agree that it should be a non-issue. |
| One of these is handled well, and ends up being a non-issue, because it's fully integrated into the script, used to define and develop character. |
| Six of their final seven games are inside a dome, making winter weather a non-issue. |
| Usually their proclivities are covered up or so widespread that it's a non-issue. |
