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• For we are double cousins who are kin redundantly ."
• Ethanol is listed as being redundantly diluted in alcohol.
• It redundantly appears twice on this CD in mono.
• But is SARS also, as a few journalists have suggested, redundantly named?
• A left-hand subscript is sometimes used redundantly to indicate the atomic number.
• Logging is the process of redundantly recording database update operations in a log file.
• They are usually installed redundantly in stacks.
• The article anti-Mormonism redundantly covers these accusations and related rejections of the label.
• *All of the dates in the Abolition column link redundantly to the same article.
• Amplidata's AmpliStor distributes and stores data redundantly across a large number of disks.
• See Ryan Miller where both the succession box and this template are present, redundantly.
• All data is written geo-redundantly across regions for high availability and disaster recovery.
• Movies redundantly mime the real; Plato's cave looks the same inside and outside.
• Another reason for logic redundancy is poor design practices which unintentionally result in logically redundantly terms.
• This radical is added redundantly to create, a rare variation shown in the chart above.
• Complete sets of input files are redundantly written to allow each trajectory to be executed independently.
• Nevertheless, redundantly affixed forms such as " beleco " are acceptable and widely used.
• There is no single sign bit that tells if a redundantly represented number is positive or negative.
• In some versions, vowels were written redundantly after syllabic letters, conforming to an alphabetic orthography.
• In fact, I see that AndyL has indeed redundantly taken it both to / 3RR and here.