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Meanings of become moot in English

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Usage of become moot in English
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But in the modern age, planes have caused these natural borders to become moot.
News.com.au
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The litigation could become moot if Congress passes new healthcare legislation to replace Obamacare.
Reuters
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That issue become moot after Schneiderman withdrew the damages claim.
Reuters
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But then all the myriad worries about transfers, credits and articulation agreements become moot.
Reuters
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It was getting late, and if he didn't leave soon the decision would become moot.
Moonfall
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The litigation could become moot if Congress repeals Obamacare.
Reuters
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Of course, all these problems become moot if the tourists don't show up in the numbers expected.
Reuters
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Parliament filed court papers, countering the lobby group's bid, saying the relief AfriForum is seeking has become moot.
The South African
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All these workarounds for same-sex couples would become moot if DOMA is overturned, either legislatively or by the Supreme Court.
Reuters
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Trump and Republican congressional allies have said they plan to repeal and replace the law, meaning the case could become moot.
Reuters
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The fight could become moot depending on the outcome of a Supreme Court ruling expected in late June on the law's constitutionality.
Reuters
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In politics, predictions made when there is no short-term prospect of a change of leader can become moot by the time that change occurs.
The Irish Times
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This might become moot, as I hear iTunes recently expanded "Plus" to all their major record labels; it may soon become the standard for them.
Wired
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If it does adopt the new rule, the appeal becomes moot.
Reuters
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As soon as he saw me approaching with the toboggan, my plan became moot.
Marley & me: life and love with the world's worst dog
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One has to avoid overdoing the magic otherwise the purpose of the staff becomes moot.
Broken Homes
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