One example of an extraneous element irrelevant to any story-based or character exposition occurs after Sergio returns from the airport. |
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The fact that they were under a compliance audit at this time is largely irrelevant to the issue. |
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Whether he is fit for the job is, of course, irrelevant to the continuing absurdity of the job itself. |
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For Lavoisier, questions about the invisible particles of matter were irrelevant to chemistry's aims. |
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Increasingly irrelevant to Japan's need to reinvigorate its economy, the post-war political structures simply disintegrated. |
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This all may sound irrelevant to the review, but this setting and the organ's origins do produce a wonderful, rich resonant sound. |
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It is is irrelevant to his day job as party leader and I think he could have left it to someone else. |
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They may be entirely irrelevant to the majority of people, but there's something inherently appealing about ruggedised gadgets nonetheless. |
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Finally, it should be noted that it is not irrelevant to cite an authority to support a claim one is not competent to judge. |
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There are cases where the hallucinations may be malingered or may be irrelevant to the criminal activity. |
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But most of their commentaries are irrelevant to serious scholarly discourse. |
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It begins to appear that the metaphysical question of determinism is quite irrelevant to the rationality of our ascription of responsibility. |
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The example cited by you, as proof of beneficial mutations is irrelevant to the Darwinian explanation of the transmutation of species. |
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There are plenty of side quests that don't feel tacked on or completely irrelevant to the main goal. |
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The other is irrelevant to grammar but unanswerably decisive on the legal point under discussion. |
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So whether the production is large-scale or small, performed in London or Chichester, with famous or unknown actors is irrelevant to its success. |
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When Celtic slammed Porto's unsporting behaviour in the UEFA Cup final, they omitted to mention that it was irrelevant to the outcome. |
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And carbon dating isn't used to determine the age of the earth or of fossils, so it's pretty much irrelevant to the discussion. |
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Even physicists concede that quantum physics is mostly irrelevant to large scale phenomena. |
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For when men get their blood boiling it is irrelevant to the mind whether it be in pinstripes or khakis or white collars. |
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Her personal feelings about the doctors should be completely irrelevant to her decision. |
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With the latter, the hero becomes almost irrelevant to the life of the ordinary person. |
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Motive is important in detection and in arguing a case in court, but it is irrelevant to sentencing. |
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After the conquest, the Wall became largely irrelevant to these victors, and drifted into eclipse. |
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At first glance, a swimming pool might seem completely irrelevant to managing a fast-growing company. |
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Whatever the specifics of his will, they're irrelevant to us until my mother's estate is portioned out. |
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The connection between the world of nature and the structure of mathematics is totally irrelevant to the formalists. |
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Thalia had no idea what this old crone was talking about, and figured she was probably mumbling something irrelevant to herself. |
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If all causation is physical, then the epiphenomenal mental state is irrelevant to the act of causation. |
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Passing this unworkable, ramshackle bill is counterproductive or irrelevant to that task. |
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As far as he's concerned, his own sexuality is irrelevant to the shoot. |
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We were there to learn and listening to a boring old bloke talking about things which we considered irrelevant to 17 year old West Midlanders was a bit off. |
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We conclude that Dempster's 1955 discrete-time model is irrelevant to the vast majority of haploid species subject to density-dependent population regulation. |
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Until archaeology has a strong presence in all politicians' postbags, they will continue to feel able to treat it as irrelevant to 21st century Britain. |
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By placing women in ideological straitjackets, both the feminist and traditionalist women's groups have made themselves largely irrelevant to today's women. |
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It is largely irrelevant to humanitarian relief and peacekeeping operations because rapid movement usually is not important in the sense of outmaneuvering an enemy. |
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She feels religion is irrelevant to politics, and in a country that values secularity, it should be. |
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Scorning marriage, she drafted a body builder to impregnate her before casting him aside as irrelevant to her new role as liberated mother-artiste. |
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Beneath this undercurrent of grumbling is the philistine assumption that it is elitist or irrelevant to consider art which does not excite the mass market. |
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There are some simple facts here that make this case totally irrelevant to the future of digital media, merely the dying influence of outmoded copyright law. |
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Africa was supposedly a land of disasters, unsolvable poverty, or, worst of all, irrelevant to Americans. |
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Sorry, that was a cheap shot and entirely irrelevant to the question. |
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But I really think this whole distinction is irrelevant to the cloning debate, and it's used to convince us to remove our protection from those humans we deem unpersons. |
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At its worst, it is an active proselytizer for aiming national and international health resources at things irrelevant to actually fighting disease. |
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The second point, also difficult to disprove, seems irrelevant to the job of polemicist. |
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In all of the above cases the question of relative rank was irrelevant to the question of a legal marriage, but both parties did admit a disparity. |
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The ultimate goal of Hesychastic practice is salvation, and ancient pagan learning is irrelevant to it. |
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These saleyard prices are always easy to dismiss as irrelevant to the mainstream trade, as the numbers are tiny. |
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The new ideology expressed in the speech made Galerius and Maximian irrelevant to Constantine's right to rule. |
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In military terms, the Japanese retained control of Burma until the result of the campaign was irrelevant to the fate of Japan. |
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And so he trained his qi, his breath, and his sense of timing, so that strength and size became irrelevant to his understanding of Aikido. |
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Intoxication is irrelevant to duress, but one cannot also say one is mistaken about duress, when intoxicated. |
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My transness felt irrelevant to most of my informal, passing relationships. It was not something I discussed upon meeting someone. |
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Service responses to the problems of old age couched in terms of housecare are clearly irrelevant to the needs of many older people. |
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Bharati in his Tantric Traditions aptly terms detrimental to the study of Indian Absolutistic philosophy irrelevant to any Tantric study. |
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At the start it was almost plotless, I thought, with some incidents irrelevant to the main action. |
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Yet, as the purpose of the statute was to incorporate Wales into England, the location of the Welsh border was irrelevant to the purposes of its framers. |
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The further identifications of Ulpius and Pontianus remain a mystery, as they are only named by Censorinus, but the names are irrelevant to the argument. |
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