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Significados de become redundant em inglês

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Uso de become redundant em inglês
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In a few years' time, the television set will become redundant.
The Guardian
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The wing positions will become redundant and the sport will start to resemble basketball.
Radio NZ
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Inevitably, sheep and scythes were bound to become redundant.
Radio NZ
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While, for many, work might become redundant, its value and the virtues it can cultivate are evergreen.
The Guardian
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Does Eagle become redundant in this scenario?
Ebony
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Accounting officials say such a probe would become redundant if Barnier's draft makes it onto the statute book.
Reuters
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Everything written about the trial-and beliefs-of the Knights Templar has become redundant since the discovery of the Chinon Parchment.
Templars: history and myth: from solomon's temple to the freemas...
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Yes, parenting is a strange job - just as you are getting the hang of it, you become redundant.
The Irish Times
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Skills can become redundant which can lead to even less of a chance of an individual re-entering the jobs market.
The Irish Times
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Accounting officials say such a probe would become redundant if pro-competition elements in Barnier's draft make it onto the statute book.
Reuters
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Whatever Arsène Wenger's side achieved against Juventus was always going to become redundant in the event of a win for Bayer.
The Irish Times
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The very nature of the work meant that, as the Civil Rights movements marched towards progress, the guide would soon become redundant.
News.com.au
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Pursuing what is increasingly hard to find, the unknown, Burroughs has not yet become redundant and his curiosity is not yet exhausted.
Junky
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She says she likes the idea of rescuing once-precious personal treasures that have become redundant and giving them a new lifeand meaning.
The Guardian
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No note will ever become redundant, jaded or obsolete and Ms Quinn employs a similar analogy to describe the work of the Arts Council.
The Irish Times
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The old rap against the Paraguayans, that they are world class at the sorts of altitudes where nobody else can live, have become redundant.
The Irish Times
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