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needless
Needless to say, they found this kind of experience extremely boring and felt that they had gained very little from it.
Needless to say, we take responsibility for any shortcomings in this article.
Needless to say, this was a time-consuming pursuit.
Needless to say, the limited sample size was a problem in terms of extracting wide conclusions from the work.
Needless to say, these three requirements must be satisfied for the dialect where auxiliary do arose.
Needless to say, these materials will have to be highly varied depending on such factors as participants, purposes, and period of exposure to formal teaching.
Needless to say, a test of these predictions requires a great deal of further research.
Needless to say, the same criteria for lack of vitality were applied to the different word classes.
Needless to say, this is a highly charged concept.
Needless to say, this engineering machinery was the original motivation for the development of the approach to wobbling bijections using shearings.
Needless to say, this concept extends beyond graphs and unions.
Needless to say, money itself is not inherently evil, yet its powerful influences affect us, whether we admit it or not.
Needless to say, the schools may find proscription of gifts and meals difficult to justify if their faculty are heavily involved with industry themselves.
Needless to say the grave was looted and its contents were sold to local dealers.
In his view, idle capital was as much an example of luxury as was expenditure on needless clothes and jewelry.
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