A Huawei executive's arrest should be irrelevant to the negotiations.
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Such fluctuations, however, would be irrelevant to an insider trading investigation.
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Still, as a matter of legal procedure, facts may be irrelevant.
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Ignoring means condemning us to be irrelevant when rules will be redefined.
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The greatest army of firemen will be irrelevant in the digital world.
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All this suggests that who is on top now could be irrelevant.
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Nate Silver argued that a Schultz candidacy was likely to be irrelevant.
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The popular vote has been understood to be irrelevant to the outcome.
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Whether anyone agrees with Kaepernick's sentiments, however, should be irrelevant to the NFL.
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Drivers for both trucking and autonomous taxis won't be irrelevant for some time.
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Will the idea of the virginity be irrelevant in the next few decades?
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Depending on the outcome of Mitchell's case, the change may soon be irrelevant.
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If it didn't acknowledge that shift, it would be irrelevant in some way.
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How they get there and why they get there will all be irrelevant.
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The fact that Facebook doesn't explicitly allow for emotional targeting may ultimately be irrelevant.
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A lot of that technology, which is really impressive, turns out to be irrelevant.
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Who knew De Niro&aposs lasting role would be irrelevant gasbag pleasing irrelevant peers.
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"It is impossible for it to be irrelevant, it is legally binding," he said.
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"If brands don't do that today, they will be irrelevant tomorrow, whatever tomorrow is."
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And this means, too often, animal studies are so small as to be irrelevant.
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Today's American tech stars could be irrelevant by the time there is any resolution.
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It would be irrelevant whether Uber board member Arianna Huffington supported Kalanick or Gurley.
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If you hadn't planned on appealing to minorities, you are just going to be irrelevant.
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Some questions were "unnecessary" and others were "possible traps" or might be irrelevant, he said.
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That can be irrelevant with young viewers if the characters are engaging, or the music.
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Women's rights will actually be irrelevant, because there won't be any women, or men either.
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By 2017, Pop Sugar was advising its readers that the phrase would soon be irrelevant.
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However, this argument may be irrelevant to the realities of many Americans' current financial situations.
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Who said the Nets would be irrelevant until they again had control of their picks?
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Of course, if the bet on self-driving technology pans out, this could all be irrelevant.
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And down the street Benjamin Cherner worries that, at this rate, the report will be irrelevant.
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How this cash flow is then paid out to equity and debt holders would be irrelevant.
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Had China reformed its financial and legal system, the territory would be irrelevant to its global business.
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If the racial mix of the country was flat across the entire landscape, that would be irrelevant.
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It might be bad for certain kinds of life, but it might be irrelevant for other kinds.
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"They want to look distinguished to add credibility, but young enough to not be irrelevant," adds Dyer.
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Whether that is true or not may be irrelevant because of the magnitude of the broader problem.
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Like musical one-hit wonders, though, a show with only one season doesn't have to be irrelevant.
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It would be hard to argue that a candidate's temperament and experience should be irrelevant to voters.
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Facts and details will be irrelevant so long as voters feel a politician is on their side.
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BlackBerry may be irrelevant in the main ways consumers use their phones today, but it will be missed.
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Mr. Trump was skeptical, worrying that delayed tweets would be irrelevant, according to a former White House official.
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Weller: Is there anything science is giving too much attention to that might turn out to be irrelevant?
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Sexual identity would be irrelevant to skateboarding if skateboarding wasn't so thoroughly identified with macho toughness and male heterosexuality.
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If you are a long-term investor, a short-term mindset is not only unhelpful, it may be irrelevant.
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The deportee need not have been charged, tried and sentenced, and the nature of the act would be irrelevant.
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" Or this, true or false: "The gender composition of an orgy would be irrelevant to my decision to participate.
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When it happens again, the next wave, some of the conflicts that we might suffer from today will be irrelevant.
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But his defensive talent will be irrelevant if he is not effective enough on offense to stay on the court.
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"Whether I find him or not may be irrelevant; it's more important that I value myself enough to know it's possible."
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In that case, all the various gymnastics and talking points and deceptions that surround GOP health care rhetoric will be irrelevant.
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So did Wisconsin and Michigan, other states that were said to be irrelevant and would just be ignored by presidential campaigns.
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Color or race or ethnicity or gender or who you love, or what your sexual identity is ought to be irrelevant.
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The fact that they were using a government or corporate system to transmit those communications should, in our view, be irrelevant.
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Whether or not it uses separate funds, not supported in any way by Title X, to provide abortions should be irrelevant.
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A call to morals or problems of performance would be irrelevant in this case, because dissolution is the intent of those actors.
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Some, like France, are so high-minded that they hold race to be irrelevant; in others racial censuses smell uncomfortably like fascism.
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In a perfect world, the faith of a TV cooking show star, an athlete or even a major politician would be irrelevant.
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Since FHA reviews the property to ensure it meets all other FHA requirements, owner-occupancy ratios should be irrelevant to the transaction.
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The weight of American history is completely irrelevant to— It can't possibly be irrelevant on something that even you admit is environmental!
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Doe may be irrelevant in a strictly legal sense, but there are strong reasons to resurrect its memory and ponder it today.
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Goldberg and I discussed an argument that I occasionally heard from younger feminists and Internet utopians: that someday disgrace would be irrelevant.
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"The MHP will no longer be irrelevant in Turkish politics," said Sinan Ogan, one of four leaders of a revolt within the party.
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He would be the 30th to get to that number, and for that milestone, the hits he accumulated in Japan will be irrelevant.
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Kasowitz argued that evidence would be irrelevant since those women are not claiming that Trump defamed them, The New York Daily News reported.
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But Barrêto said all these projects likely will be irrelevant in 10 or 15 years without cutting consumption in agriculture, industry and households.
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In the 21st century where a citizen may be unaware of oppression, or who the oppressor is, a gun looks to be irrelevant.
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The numerical caps on various categories and the requirements to qualify would be irrelevant because there would be no agency to enforce them.
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For yet another thing, this "principle" flagrantly contradicts the longstanding assertion of Senate Republicans that public opinion should be irrelevant to constitutional law.
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That extra half-quart could be irrelevant for your needs, but multiple reviewers who have both devices say that they noticed the difference.
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We're told Caitlyn has issues with some of Brody's "life choices" but the other kids say that should be irrelevant on Brody's wedding day.
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Virtually everything I've been taught to look for — every sure sign that a campaign is succeeding or failing — has turned out to be irrelevant.
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But the size of an ESM credit line would be irrelevant if it paved the way for ECB action - enough to calm down markets.
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"Sure Jodie's from a different gender than anyone who's gone before but that will be irrelevant almost immediately once she takes the part," Tennant added.
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"Well since everybody's irrelevant it just doesn't matter, we're all going to be irrelevant together — that's the way I look at it," one lawmaker joked.
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Early vote evidence saying she may have the edge there is an indication that the tightening of polls in some Midwestern states may be irrelevant.
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But if I am right that Trump's ego will trump Bolton's hardline strategic agenda, any flaws in an agreement with North Korea may be irrelevant.
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Let's be clear: the intricate details of the candidates' ambitious health plans will be irrelevant once they are dismantled by a historically far-right judiciary.
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That experience gives Levy confidence that stuff he learns by talking to Zuckerberg, Sheryl Sandberg and other Facebook execs in 2016 won't be irrelevant in 2019.
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But by the time Mr. Trump is sworn in next month, such safe zones may be irrelevant, if the evacuation of Aleppo and political negotiations proceed.
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He also said that any ruling on the case could be irrelevant before it is even handed down, if the president nominates a permanent replacement for Sessions.
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Falling oil prices are the key to the U.S. stock market right now, but the plunge will be irrelevant in the near-term,Jim Cramer said Monday.
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Any further revelations of this nature should be irrelevant to voters, who have more than enough evidence already that Trump is vile and unfit for the presidency.
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On the opposite, the current revenue of a startup might be irrelevant if you can blow their product through your channels and make it 10x or 100x.
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Before the Supreme Court she is represented by the ACLU, whose lawyers argue in court papers that under Title VII sex must be "irrelevant" to employment decisions.
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Lil Rel feels Tracy Morgan disrespected and "hated" on Tiffany Haddish during a recent interview -- and says Tracy's show, "The Last O.G.," would be irrelevant without her!!!
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It is unknown if Spirit managed to negotiate any tariff-related discount, but it may be irrelevant as Airbus does build A320 planes in the state of Alabama.
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" Perhaps, although any distinctions we wish to make between the two may be irrelevant as soon as we consider what it actually — concretely — means to "exercise your religion.
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Since the accident occurred Monday, any alcohol present in the vehicle would be irrelevant, since it would not prove what was inside at the time of the accident.
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If, however, his compatriots vote for leaving, the reforms will be irrelevant to Britain, which will suddenly be looking for a new modus vivendi with its former partners.
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It's setting a very dangerous precedent where decisions will be made on basis of your political persuasions and all the things provided for in law will be irrelevant.
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Most people at that time considered such a thing to be irrelevant, but Picard believed that giving machines emotional awareness was crucial in writing software that interacts with people.
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Thanks to the exploding popularity of car-sharing services and the heralded arrival of autonomous vehicles, cities around the world are reimagining their soon-to-be irrelevant parking garages.
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Whatever you think of the policy of sanctuary cities, it will be irrelevant at the panicked moment when you are looking for your daughter or husband after an attack.
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But Sweden's ombudsman found the use of the meme to be irrelevant—and in turn, discriminatory—when used in the context of recruiting people for jobs at a tech company.
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For the purpose of bathroom access, it ought to be irrelevant to debate the status of transgender people, or what a person's supposedly "true" gender really is under American law.
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Doe may be irrelevant in a strictly legal sense," the legal journalist Linda Greenhouse wrote last year, "but there are strong reasons to resurrect its memory and ponder it today.
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Several closely-watched Republican senators declined to say whether they believed Hunter Biden was worthy of summoning … Democrats were unanimous in their view that Hunter Biden's testimony would be irrelevant.
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And, even though the DNC claimed it "did not incorporate [Chalupa's] findings in its dossiers on the subjects," that would be irrelevant as the DNC solicited and received valuable opposition research.
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It is unclear how many papers this glitch may have affected—researchers do not typically disclose the operating system they use for their analyses since it should be irrelevant, Williams said.
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All of this may be irrelevant to Netflix, which may have canceled Sense8 solely because it is so expensive to shoot—but that's not why the cancellation has disturbed so many people.
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Historically, gathering information was an arduous process, requiring innumerable conversations, many of which later proved to be irrelevant; hours staking out a subject; researching documents and testimony; and reams of tedious paperwork.
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ADC: In an ideal world, focus on me and others as female photographers would be irrelevant, and I hope sometime soon it just goes away and we can just do the work.
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But of course, all of that would be irrelevant if The Sex Factor managed to live up to the tremendous amount of hype it's produced — and most importantly, if it was entertaining.
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So if someone is sitting there and making you chicken soup, it may make you feel better ... but whether it has to do with contents of the chicken soup may be irrelevant.
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They wrote as though the only thing in the way of unbridled passion between ordinary sleazes and billionaire teenage performers and entrepreneurs was a pesky statutory rape law that would soon be irrelevant.
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I believe that if we do not do something about making companies in the economy generally accountable for the damage they do, the political arguments are going to turn out to be irrelevant.
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He sticks only to those facts rather than the political ramifications of any decision, and echoes the sentiment of Justice Neil Gorsuch that his personal preferences should be irrelevant when deciding a case.
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Overall, though, these will all be irrelevant to the outcome, since Trump will end up with quite a bit more than the majority of electoral votes he needs to officially win the presidency.
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That number does not include temporary expenses, such as student loans, child care and their mortgage at the time (which they paid off in 2015), since those expenses would be irrelevant in the future.
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" The fact that the St. Louis clinic is the last abortion provider in the state should be irrelevant, Parson said, because "This is about a standard of care for women in the state of Missouri.
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It shows us that the substance of an item can be irrelevant in the creation of a ritualistic and sentimental environment, demonstrating that many unorthodox objects can be successful in the creation of such experience.
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His lawyer, Jang Kyung-uk, said that North Korea's own news report proved Mr. Kim's identity as a defector and that his Chinese citizenship should be irrelevant in deciding his case because it was fake.
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"The priority today was to get a good race car as the reality is that qualifying will be irrelevant for me and we're going to be passing a fair few cars on Sunday," he said.
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Instead, the members of the panel exhorted their listeners to abandon any sense of racial identity in favor of a utopian vision of a world in which all racial and ethnic distinctions would be irrelevant.
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Still, this mirrors Apple's approach to many of its other hardware and software products, and it could prove to be irrelevant if the company's free service gets millions of iOS and Apple TV users signing in.
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Al'bir Rifkatovich Kurganov, a mufti, or Islamic legal scholar, in Moscow, has said that a French-style ban would be irrelevant for Russians, since practicing Muslims would not be visiting secular beaches in the first place.
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While Facebook and Instagram are a lot more careful with privacy these days, School Stories could bring back that feeling of in-group community where users can post things that might be irrelevant or confusing to outsiders.
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DES MOINES — Iowa, widely derided for being unlike the rest of the United States, was supposed to be irrelevant this year as the presidential race became nationalized — thanks to widely viewed televised debates and the rise of social media.
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" Women's rights attorney Gloria Allred told BuzzFeed News that some women who experience sexual harassment or assault fear not being believed because of "irrelevant and inaccurate, or even accurate, attacks on them that may be irrelevant to their claim.
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Though aides had long maintained it would be irrelevant to release the number of workers they had hired in any given state or lists of officials who had signed up as county-level leaders, they began doing just that.
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Even in the extreme case in which Exxon Mobil has been lying blatantly about the magnitude of its proven reserves, that condition, perhaps surprisingly, would be irrelevant, since it would not be long before market participants understood that reality.
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A 2015 study released by the National Association of Software and Services Companies, the Indian technology industry trade group known as Nasscom, and McKinsey India found that 50 to 33 percent of workers' skills would be irrelevant by 2020.
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Well before its publication, two articles went viral by critiquing White, surely the goal of any provocateur — but the thesis of each was that both Ellis and his ideas are so dull and ill-informed as to be irrelevant.
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President Trump likes to think that he is his own man and that he can continue to do things the way he wants to without listening to the so-called establishment whose rules and norms he finds to be irrelevant.
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The group — described in scores of media reports as an internal think tank launched by Bannon, chief of staff Reince Priebus and senior adviser Jared Kushner — would be irrelevant now even if it had formed, a White House aide said.
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Lawmakers would treat them so special, that their illegal status would be irrelevant to their pathway to citizenship – and, in fact, would even be unique among how all other illegal aliens are treated, ahead of several classes of legal aliens.
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Bird Platform will be irrelevant in San Francisco, for example, where the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has put a cap on the number of e-scooters available and has refused to grant Bird a permit to operate at all.
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It does seem, however, that Clinton was hurt very badly by late-breaking revelations from the FBI that it had uncovered new emails related to the investigation into her private email server — emails that later turned out to be irrelevant or duplicates.
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Tumblr users were quick to voice their disapproval, with many claiming that this type of adult content was a huge part of their reason for using the site in 2018: "Tumblr is going to be irrelevant starting December 17," one Twitter user wrote.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Nobody would have hand picked the tournament's two worst teams to launch the 603 World Cup, but when Russia and Saudi Arabia meet on Thursday form will be irrelevant as the world's biggest sporting festival explodes into life in Moscow.
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"[Defense Secretary James] Mattis has warned us that failure to modernize our military risks leaving us with a force that could dominate the last war, but be irrelevant to tomorrow's security," committee Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyIn-space refueling vs heavy lift?
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"[Defense Secretary James] Mattis has warned us that failure to modernize our military risks leaving us with a force that could dominate the last war, but be irrelevant to tomorrow's security," committee Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyIn-space refueling vs heavy lift?
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But a "2015 study released by the National Association of Software and Services Companies, the Indian technology industry trade group known as Nasscom, and McKinsey India found that 50 to 70 percent of workers' skills would be irrelevant by 2020," Nida writes.
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At the time I talked to her, neither of us realized that Oliver hadn't actually even asked viewers to contribute to the ACLU, but Croft said any Oliver-inspired donation would be irrelevant because it would have been unrelated to the amicus filing.
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It explained its reasoning in the letter:Uber believes that the question of whether compensation for a certain job is the worker's primary source of income should be irrelevant in assessing whether the worker should be able to receive securities in a non-capital raising context.
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Even if Waymo wins — and many people think that it already has — the best it can hope for is damages (which Uber can afford) and an injunction against Uber from using its stolen LIDAR technology, which is likely to be irrelevant in a few years.
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To be sure, in an ideal world this advice would be irrelevant because the majority of bosses would have leadership talent and get to where they are because of their interest in helping others perform well and their ability to motivate high-performing teams.
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So Congress proposes to kill off orderly liquidation authority, the tool that would be of most use to the really big banks, and replace it with a bankruptcy system that will be irrelevant for the really big banks and won't work for medium-size banks.
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"The strikingly unrepresentative character of the body voting on today's social upheaval would be irrelevant if they were functioning as judges, answering the legal question whether the American people had ever ratified a constitutional provision that was understood to proscribe the traditional definition of marriage," he wrote.
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Both firms argued that their dealings with IBA were governed by English law, and referred to a court precedent dated back to 1890 known as the 'Gibbs case' when "local law" from another jurisdiction was ruled to be irrelevant for a deal signed under the English law.
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Being able to target ads in this way is a big shift from even seven years ago, when the onset of cold and cough season meant buying 12 weeks of national TV ads that "would be irrelevant for the majority of the population," Mr. Sarma said.
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Some opponents of Brexit want a second referendum giving British voters the option to remain in the EU. May's government says a second referendum will not happen, and any ECJ ruling that would allow the reversal of Britain's withdrawal notice would be irrelevant since it is against government policy.
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Beyond his personal attitude about abortion, which should be irrelevant to a judge and about which we shouldn't have to care, his opinion revealed his view of the judicial role when it comes to enforcing — or, in this case, even making a good-faith effort to understand — individual rights.
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" In the ruling, Epstein wrote that Steele's lack of "supporting facts" to support claims in the dossier "may establish negligence," but Epstein went on to say that such a finding would be irrelevant because "negligence is constitutionally insufficient to show the recklessness that is required for a finding of actual malice.
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He cautioned, however, that Tyto's expertise and patent "may be irrelevant" if Waymo can prove its central allegation: that Levandowski downloaded confidential trade secrets before leaving the company to form Otto - and that Uber exploited this stolen information to design a Lidar circuit board with a "striking resemblance" to Waymo's.
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Blackman believes that Kennedy, a notorious swing voter many observers think could decide this case in a 5-4 decision, would likely rule in favor of the ban because the text of the order itself is sound and, in his eyes, Trump and his allies' external statements would be irrelevant.
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Anti-trans activists like Forstater can talk all they want about their simple and humble personal beliefs in the supposed immutability of biological sex, but the truth is, as the judge found, those views are—or should be—irrelevant to how trans people are treated in society and on the job.
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The one study from the U.K. that has been cited most widely as proof that e-cigarettes do work as a smoking cessation device, including by the U.S. Congress, was deemed to be irrelevant to the U.S. marketplace by major medical groups, including the American Medical Association and American Academy of Pediatrics.
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As Van Dover and her colleagues argue in their letter, the framework used to minimize ecological impacts in terrestrial mining—including remediating exploited sites, and offsetting ecological damage by improving neighboring habitats—may be irrelevant to the deep ocean, where the mixing of seawater ensures that sediment plumes and pollutants are spread far and wide, and where slow-growing species have trouble recovering.
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But even if it were true, it would be irrelevant to the point being made by President Trump — that none of the millions of crimes committed by illegal aliens would occur if they were not in the country in the first place or were deported when they were caught instead of being turned loose to repeatedly prey on other victims.
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But if the real wrongdoing in insider trading is the damage to the investing public's perception of the fairness of the markets, then the size of the trading seems to be irrelevant when the average daily volume on the major exchanges is billions of dollars and many cases are for trades generating far less than a million dollars in profits.
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To the Editor: Any analysis of the Trump presidency, and the ways in which it differs from or upends the norms of previous administrations and the traditional support of the pillars of our democracy, should include the astounding fact that this president is a mythomaniac who either cares nothing for the truth or, in service of his bottomless narcissism, holds truth to be irrelevant.
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She is a hardcore Artist with a capital A. And it would be irrelevant that she's partnered with super producer Jeff Bhasker (Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Drake, Jay Z, Kanye West, seriously the list goes on, and we could do this all day) or that they have a baby together, except that he produced one of the two new songs she dropped this week.
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" She acknowledged, however, that these investigations have been stymied by the executive branch's lack of cooperation and by the White House's declarations of executive privilege, arguing that both are simply more evidence that new laws are needed, given "the Founders could never suspect that a president would be so abusive of the Constitution of the United States, that the separation of powers would be irrelevant to him and that he would continue, any president would continue, to withhold facts from the Congress, which are part of the constitutional right of inquiry.
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