More than is needed, desired, or required.
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Health services always come under extra strain at this time of year.
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We think good results always justify an extra 10 minutes of work.
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Using tunnels to create extra space is far from a new idea.
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House: An extra 25 per cent off site wide, including sale items.
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Still, the new findings don't prove athletes' extra exertion caused heart problems.
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A small number are also treated in public hospitals with spare capacity.
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It appears that this warning was given with just minutes to spare.
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Make sure to bring spare tires; two is better, three is best.
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For the vast majority of artists, streaming services essentially generate spare change.
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I hope you can still spare me a moment of your time.
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Indeed, authorities are using banks' excess capital to help cushion the shock.
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VW said excess diesel emissions impact up to 11 million vehicles worldwide.
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Remove excess clutter throughout the house, ensuring all shelving areas are clear.
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Demand is expected to remain strong as excess capital seeks high-quality paper.
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English Premiership strugglers Sunderland announced debts in excess of £25 million today.
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The surplus of supply in Europe forced sellers to fight for buyers.
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China accounts for 200 million tonnes of the surplus capacity, he said.
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The surplus is a 36 per cent increase on the previous year.
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The fact is, however, that we simply have been surplus to requirement.
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Any surplus from speed awareness courses goes right back into road safety.
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Conclusions: Although highly sensitive, imaging is superfluous if an olive is palpable.
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And yet the wealth of superfluous loveliness in the world condemns pessimism.
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Migration of an older sci-fi term for an author's superfluous research material.
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They're superfluous and leave thousands of uselessly downloaded JPGs in their wake.
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Such a reservation in favor of his Majesty seemed a superfluous sarcasm.
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Participants were purposefully selected by virtue of their experience of supernumerary status.
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Tooth agenesis and supernumerary teeth were the outcome variables of the study.
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This disagreeable duty fell to me and my fellow supernumerary Lieutenant Maurin.
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Spoiling the neatest quarter-deck on the ocean, with a bloody supernumerary cabin!
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The general ordered a corps of supernumerary officers, under the command of Capt.
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This was supererogatory, for the tracks told their own tale too well.
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When I saw him last, the process would not have been so supererogatory.
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With the boys this would have been supererogatory, as they were quite naked.
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Bloodletting is supererogatory anyway, and serves merely to whet the appetite.
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Amos Barton's head, after ten years of baldness and supererogatory soap.
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Chrysler said redundant control systems within the Jefferson North plant ensured quality.
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It's also going to be difficult for those currently redundant,' he said.
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SIPTU has called for new legislation to improve compensation for redundant workers.
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According to one source, about 11 staff members are being made redundant.
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But could developments in contactless payment technology risk leaving it looking redundant?
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He had also scoped out the internal security measures, the redundant systems.
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Much of what Twitter has to say is, of course, totally redundant.
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Mr Hunt said 850 people across Adams will be made redundant immediately.
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The questions it asked seemed at times to be irrelevant, then redundant.
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A number of employees at Independent Print Limited will be made redundant.
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All 31 employees are understood to have been made redundant this week.
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Regarding the former, to say that Beyonce looks terrific is probably redundant.
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Multiple, often redundant pathways and processes exist to regulate these renal functions.
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Some of the workers took voluntary retirement, while others were made redundant.
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But at the risk of being redundant, this is not your place.
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The people wanted a leaner Cabinet, with fewer ministers occupying redundant posts.
