redundantly

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• Meanwhile, Daimler Trucks is developing a customized Freightliner Cascadia truck chassis with redundant systems to allow Waymo to integrate its self-driving system.

• In fact, some of the joints are redundant, allowing it to rotate and orient itself in pretty much any position.

• Automation might have made your job redundant, or digital alternatives to the product or service your company produced might have become the new normal.

• Doing this will allow you to filter out those old and redundant logins that you may not want to carry over to your new password manager.

• Firms can also engage redundant suppliers for critical inputs, reduce product complexity for more flexible manufacturing, or hold more inventory and cash, just for a start.

• Lakshmana thereupon cuts off her nose and ears, rendering her redundantly hideous.

• Troy and the Troad were redundantly rich; it was their great crime to be so.

• This was then redundantly illustrated until the subject was supposed to be exhausted.

• The text of note 1.48 appeared redundantly in the text itself, an obvious error, and has been removed.