unnecessarily

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• The CPG advertiser plans to cut out unnecessary ad tech vendors, particularly supply-side platforms that sell impressions on behalf of publishers, according to a source with knowledge of those discussions.

• Washington Coach Ron Rivera said after the game that he didn’t think it was a dirty play by Peppers, though the safety was flagged for unnecessary roughness.

• Also notice how the text doesn’t use unnecessary words within the definition.

• The report named Mahendra Amin, an OB-GYN in Douglas, Georgia, as the doctor accused of the unpermitted, unnecessary, and unethical procedures.

• The court upheld a South Carolina law requiring absentee voters to get a witness’s signature, despite some lower courts agreeing with Democrats that a witness’s signature was an unnecessary burden in a pandemic.

• In other words, unnecessarily stringent abortion regulation could be far more dangerous than abortion itself.

• Forty million Americans were inoculated, unnecessarily as it turned out.

• Now, a study shows some breast cancer patients unnecessarily undergoing the procedure.

• They only have one brain, and jeopardizing its safety unnecessarily is a complete non-starter for me.

• He also found the president and vice president to be unnecessarily distrustful of the military.

• An immense quantity of oil is unnecessarily consumed in keeping up this religious custom.

• I need hardly warn you to be prudent, and not expose yourself to a superior force.