Meanings of now redundant in English

Are they entitled to any support or is this valuable group now redundant?

So, now there is now redundant wiring on every circuit.

Sir, - I do not share John Waters's belief that Ireland's neutrality is now redundant.

Would this extend to regulating surpluses of those whose "type" was now redundant?

All previous possibilities are now redundant, never happened.

In Poland, apple growers face a surplus of fruit they cannot sell and orchards that are now redundant.

Due to a recent policy decision its physical design is now redundant and the logo is out of date.

For example I considered at length what I should do about the now redundant stone in my trouser pocket.

That means economies must be given enough stimulus to encourage firms to create new jobs to replace those that are now redundant.

The other is that there has been a sea change in politics in the last few decades and the "old" left agenda is now redundant.

New contract details obtained by news.com.au reveal the pop singer pocketed $935,000 in "talent fees" for the now redundant tourism advertisement.

A few hours after we say goodbye, one such outburst will transform Imminently Redundant Liam Neeson Interview into Now Redundant Liam Neeson Interview.