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Meanings of obviate the need in English

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Usage of obviate the need in English
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No trade deal, however comprehensive, will obviate the need for customs declarations.
The Irish Times
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Its use may obviate the need for antiarrhythmic drugs or endocardial resection.
Pubmed
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And most certainly doesn't obviate the need to invest in Black women.
Ebony
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Johnson is adamant that available technology and new schemes will obviate the need.
The Guardian
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Their autonomous operation alone can obviate the need for traffic signals and road signs.
Wired
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This may obviate the need for a selective reduction procedure.
Pubmed
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Early diagnosis via endoscopy or computed tomography should obviate the need for exploratory operations.
Pubmed
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The devices obviate the need for leased lines which must be rented from Telecom.
The Irish Times
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Equally amazing was Stewart's claim that the night-lights would obviate the need for routers.
Wired
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This would obviate the need for them to smuggle themselves in illegally -and dangerously.
The Guardian
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And therefore, obviate the need to go through the overall sale process or spin-off, Ralls said.
Reuters
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Novel views of the LAA with ICE may obviate the need for TEE in this population.
Pubmed
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This would obviate the need for batoning citizens, or penning them into their homes with landrovers.
The Irish Times
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OPINION:Tuesday's budget must obviate the need to return to the well for further adjustments, writes JIM O'LEARY.
The Irish Times
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Ara-C does not obviate the need for intensive supportive care and CR rates are no longer better.
Pubmed
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The bell curve across serial numbers was flat enough to obviate the need for a statistical analysis.
Terminal Compromise
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