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As long as Barack Obama is president, the composition of any new White House economic team may be largely irrelevant.

Thus, the widespread criticism of the Bank's stinginess in its approach to the market is irrelevant to what happened to Northern Rock.

Whether Deirdre McClosky was born a true gender-dysphoriac or just acted out a strong Teiresias Syndrome seems to me irrelevant.

The price is irrelevant when you see how great the jacket is and that I'll get years of enjoyment out of it.

Sentences do not hang together and irrelevant words intrude-sometimes to the point of jargon, in severe cases.

May be a bit irrelevant, but at least will not be the chicken, so that after reading everyone still has a little help.

Regulation, of the kind the financial sector is now experiencing, is largely irrelevant to expanding the number of jobs.

They might be less distracted by irrelevant noise and therefore able to put more of their resources toward the task at hand.

"It may be so, " said the young clergyman, indifferently, as waiving a discussion that he considered irrelevant or unseasonable.

It was all irrelevant, but I didn't dare interrupt him in mid flow.

I think the actual number of hours is irrelevant -- what matters is how much you can focus on animation.

I stare at it, completely puzzled as to how the note is applicable to anything significant. It seems irrelevant to my life.

The trouble is that the information is often incomplete, irrelevant or outright incomprehensible.

Or to watch a piece of professionally produced but irrelevant film, in the dark?

However, the Sun's geographic tilt is irrelevant to its magnetic field, which remains static regardless of what NASA might state.

Many of the children Ms Evans sees do not want to talk at all, regarding grown-ups as untrustworthy or irrelevant.

A man partnered with an infertile woman is, infidelity aside, as evolutionarily irrelevant as if he were sterile himself.

And 77 per cent said that any of the words used to say thanks were irrelevant, believing a pleasant gesture works just as well.

Irrelevant or not the songs we have to it, Indian women singing sound good to say.

In the long run, notwithstanding the mountains of argument pro and con, a tariff is irrelevant to the question of employment.

Anyway, it was all irrelevant now, because in the morning paper is news of her 57th birthday, and this, he thinks, is one too many.

The fact that you caused no damage and did not steal any data is not only irrelevant, it may actually be hard to prove!

This pair of seemingly irrelevant, character of the men and women, but not complete because two child and was tied together magically fate.

In the case of your PhD, the years of toil and tuition fees paid should be irrelevant.

Sure, they make money, but it is insulting to see completely irrelevant truck ads when a user is looking at Freedman's latest book.

Even assuming what she said about his personal life is true, it is irrelevant to his qualifications as a software engineer.

I guess I was ashamed or embarrassed that this book so many said was great seemed irrelevant and out of date to me.

It doesn't have actually any causal effect on the body; it's just a sort of irrelevant spin off.

We chase our dreams as if we were in a movie montage, with all the irrelevant, boring parts cut out.

Hazard assessment has a certain purity, but that purity is often irrelevant to real risk.

The master of prose is not cold, but he will not let any word or image inflame him with a heat irrelevant to his purpose.

The problem we're actually trying to solve is where one stat is so far superior to other stats that the rest of the item is irrelevant.

Additionally, the direction of the System One four-week breakout was irrelevant in terms of the filter rule.

The master of prose is not cold, but will not let any word or image inflame him with a heat irrelevant to his purpose.

The size of the limit was irrelevant, I merely wanted another line of credit on my nascent credit report to help build it out.

However, the stipulations made at the Paris conference were all but irrelevant given that the U. S. opposed heavy economic penalties.

The ratings are also irrelevant so long as Greece does not need to access the capital markets, which means at least the next two years.

You told me that you are not fond of others' making jokes on and saying something irrelevant to you, and you wished I could respect you.

And so, gradually over these three days, you start off kind of trying to figure out, why am I listening to all this irrelevant stuff?

The Blues are guaranteed a place in the last 32 of the competition, meaning a defeat in Turin would be irrelevant to their progression.

The destination of the ship and the nationality of its owner are irrelevant to the ecosystem with the Great Barrier Reef.

Then for a number of African Americans the strategy of the Civil Rights Movenent was beginning to appear demeaning and even irrelevant.

"The U. S. and European carriers are not irrelevant, but they're not that important anymore to the aircraft manufacturers, " he said.

The defining will be required for a tip, especially children, attention please do not give the money and the irrelevant.

Thus the very question of, which country is going to be the super power is irrelevant.

Therefore, the differences regarding the execution time seem to be irrelevant.

There are certain things that are vital in a printed file that are either irrelevant in a digital file or can be fudged quite a bit.

Thus the bank's obligation is defined by the terms of the credit alone, and the sale contract is irrelevant.

Unedifying was his claim that, since voters re-elected Congress in 2009, it was somehow irrelevant to ask whether MPs were bribed earlier.

If you attack a person instead of what he says and your attack of that person is actually irrelevant to the truth of what he says.

Rather, this non-response is usually understood to mean that the question is irrelevant to Buddhist theory.

International finance would be irrelevant in an all-out war between the U. S. and China.

Whatever evidence is produced to embarrass Benedict and his church, it will be irrelevant to the length of his tenure.

Keep in mind that your bandwidth charges could easily make the cost of your server irrelevant after a month or two of running your site.

Major DNS name services provide these services transparently and reliably. How the provider actually runs the name servers is irrelevant.

Even if lap-dancers did make loads of money, it would be irrelevant - paying a lot for something doesn't make it all right.

My confidence stems from my own research, which shows that processing speed is irrelevant to what's most impressive in human cognition.

I'm afraid that continuing to try to tell an attractive story will lead this community to become a cult of irrelevant technical competence.

Back when Linux was first showed up, many people claimed it would be commercially irrelevant because there was no way to make money on it.

This has probably been studied already, and there might be very good reasons which I haven't thought of why it is irrelevant.

It has been proved, however, statistically, that this last percentage is irrelevant.

Chinese acquisitions: China buys up the world | The Economist IN THEORY, the ownership of a business in a capitalist economy is irrelevant.

In the great literary struggle of the times, the Romantic writers had been rendered irrelevant, vanquished by changing circumstances.

Indeed, there is such a strange character Bella is also with her unique family background is not irrelevant.

Therefore, I guaranteed that in present's all classrooms did not look in the classroom irrelevant book, listens earnestly.

The state data that an object must hold to implement those operations is usually irrelevant this early in the design process .

The soul is capable of travelling at a tremendous pace. And so the question of "when" becomes irrelevant.

In 1913 the United States may have had the world's largest economy, but was virtually irrelevant in Europe's gathering storm.

So you site and support of a conclusion, one of your premises is true so that's fine but it's irrelevant to the conclusion.

Some of us murmured, some fell asleep, others red irrelevant newspapers, only a few of us really listened to the report.

Much of that work becomes irrelevant as the project stumbles from one crisis to the next.

The best revenge is not hate, but indifference from the heart, the effort of doing a irrelevant to hate people?

The "status" level of your connections is irrelevant. All that matters is whether you can help each other reach your goals.

I suspect that it is irrelevant to the children born of the fragmentation after World War II.

For the most part, the circumstances that cause any sort of reaction are irrelevant.

Coverage is useful purely as a rough guide as to what you're not testing. The actual percentage of coverage is almost completely irrelevant.

Whatever they do, servants "do it with all their heart. " The size of the task is irrelevant. The only issue is, does it need to be done?

Much of what was published before the pair's trial (heard by lay as well as professional judges) was irrelevant to the case.

It would, therefore, be irrelevant and out of place to examine here, whether the doctrine of Tyrannicide deserves that title.

But one lesson of 2008 was that capital adequacy was almost irrelevant in a crisis.

into our decision to call Facebook cloud acts to introduce irrelevant information into the discussion.

We further deny that this absence renders the assertion of Biblical inerrancy invalid or irrelevant.

The United Nations is becoming increasingly irrelevant and antiquated, unable to adapt its structure to accommodate rising powers.

Ken would not have him keep the names on the larger list of people world-wide. It was irrelevant, he said.

What's wanted is, in a sense, the exact opposite of a list: a data structure where order is irrelevant, and identity is explicit.

Not all the content will be directly relevant to your tastes and in fact some of it will be completely irrelevant to you.

You don't need us to tell you that there's lots and lots of irrelevant, outdated, and questionable information out there.

More attention was paid to electro-osmosis in recent years just as the method was irrelevant to hydraulic permeability.

It was above all that our deliberations were banal or irrelevant.

If I do not collect enough information, or if I using irrelevant information, my perception will be strongly influenced.

To Generation Z, platform and production value are irrelevant. They judge each product and piece of content on its own merits.

However, all this becomes irrelevant with the younger generations inventing their own languages that no one over 30 can understand.

But I can't reach a conclusion because so much of the above is largely irrelevant.

That the Olympics have led to values shooting up all over the area is irrelevant.

Dress codes seem to have become irrelevant.

Since this world did not exist outside the economists' models, though, the discipline seemed in danger of becoming irrelevant.

Clear and direct expression of the things you have to say, do not talk about irrelevant things.

"Google's plans for Gmail -- whatever they are, and they are unknown to me -- are irrelevant to this decision, " she said.

That would mean that almost all of your website would go unseen by the search engines, making you look irrelevant to all of your keywords.

There is, however, a risk that this system will be corrupted by a variety of irrelevant prognostic data.

Instead, happiness advocates make a scapegoat out of GNP and argue that economic growth is irrelevant or detrimental to happiness.

In fact also the nothing major is all some irrelevant balderdashes, need not take seriously.

Electronic color dropout allows you to optimize forms processing by removing irrelevant red , green or blue background color .

a diversion from the main highway; a digression into irrelevant details; a deflection from his goal.

They hedged delicately and did not mention anything which I would say was irrelevant(like his appearance).

As I said before, that should be irrelevant.

Please stick to the point, what you're saying is irrelevant.

If agents were to withhold digital rights from publishing houses and go direct, so the argument runs, publishers could become irrelevant.

Your comment seems to be irrelevant to our discussion.

What you want to do with your weaknesses is make them irrelevant by managing around them.

At this point, it is irrelevant whether or not someone can retrieve the document because the data itself is destroyed.

The world on the land seems to be irrelevant to them.

Without written permission from the other party, both parties shall not reveal any information to any irrelevant party.

If you define the problem too broadly, your solutions may be out of scope and irrelevant to the business context.

Signs of a sleepless night. Disinterest in making your father feel old and irrelevant. That can only mean one thing-- girl trouble.

the obviously is a bit, whether it's obvious or not is completely irrelevant.

Mouse clicks are delivered to the wrong place, and snapshots fail in irrelevant ways that nevertheless have to be checked.

Even now, the eurozone still squabbles over the small print of a package that is essentially irrelevant to its future.

No doctor may provide any medical document verification beyond the scope of his business or irrelevant to the type of his job.

The hardcore images in rap have become so overused and such a staple, that connection to reality is irrelevant.

Subjective critics reasoned that his sense of poetry, interpretive insight and expressive passion made the wrong notes irrelevant.

Two years is an eternity and if consumers don't play ball with Nokia and Microsoft, both companies could become irrelevant.

At some level, this critique is simply irrelevant to writing; it profoundly misses the point.

The technology also minimizes nonconstructive, redundant and irrelevant information across the network.

For a qualified home inspector, the sellers' reasons for turning off the water service are irrelevant.

In their hearts, I have no past, no future, just a passer-by, irrelevant.

Plenty of African entrepreneurs find some funds' concerns to promote equity and transparency irrelevant in a marketplace desperate for cash.

When political power is not publicly contested at all, electability is irrelevant and expertise can give the ambitious an edge.

As a designer, your worst fear is becoming irrelevant. Then I come back here and find out the Teenage intern tells me that exact thing.

The system filters out the questions that are irrelevant or unnecessary for the search in progress.

In the early stage of a business, you need so little revenue that the economy is fairly irrelevant.

Many of these activities amount to minute costs which are irrelevant to understand (Barrett, 2004).

But the sights were largely irrelevant; the most memorable moments occurred within the train.

With fast, reliable, and ubiquitous mobile broadband access, cellular voice plans would be irrelevant given cheaper VoIP options.

A doctor saved a life by rereading the record of a physical examination and noticing a symptom that seemed irrelevant at the time.

But these statistics were seen as irrelevant by men like Ken Capstick, one of the radical Socialists who led the miners' union.

To reduce the number of irrelevant documents, use the wildcard character with the greatest number of characters from the pattern.

Ludicrously irrelevant thoughts swarmed in her head.

Since the data is based on twelve interviews, statistical analysis is irrelevant in such a case.

Is the system asking you for seemingly irrelevant information, like your driver's license number?

An ill-planned attempt to start a new life in the South Pacific is irrelevant and tiresome.

The reserves are still well below the 150m tonnes of a decade ago and would be irrelevant if countries restrict exports again.

That higher, reflective, cognitive region of the brain does not receive the sensory input determined irrelevant to survival.

"Ahmadi-Nejad has got so weak that anyone, even irrelevant people, pass by him and kick him to gain credit, " says one politics professor.

The fact that the protesters have no clear agenda is irrelevant.

From there, choose Select Working Set (as shown in Figure 5) to filter out the irrelevant resources in your workspace to avoid confusion.

Gossip is an offspring of Italian television, it's a project of diversion where people are interested in truths that are totally irrelevant.

But the central organization needs to focus on the right issues, and not get bogged down on issues that are irrelevant.

Product and quality will be irrelevant . These cars will be sold on price and (with the looks at the facilities ) service .

It also estimates a relevance score and sorts the results on this basis, thus shifting irrelevant articles lower down the list.

Body-mass index (BMI), the height-to-weight ratio used to measure adult heft , seemed irrelevant to people whose bodies are still growing.

Still, the current financial crisis shows that the religious critique of excessive greed is far from irrelevant.

Treating the centre of Europe as a hopeless and irrelevant borderland cannot be right.

Monetary policy may be a blunt tool to deal with asset bubbles. But that does not mean it is irrelevant.

And so the idea of a curriculum is completely irrelevant in a setting like this.

The fact that men and women are equal overall in spatial abilities, and overall in mathematical abilities, is irrelevant to this.

Gradually, however, research is isolating all other possible factors and proving them to be statistically irrelevant.

And it was not just the Bible that seemed irrelevant and meaningless to me, it was also church liturgy and, church-talk.

Mr Blair, a PhD candidate, says that the older mind appears to have trouble suppressing irrelevant information.

Modern travel and communications technologies have made distance almost irrelevant to the diffusion of ideas and opportunities.

Labour's plans may be irrelevant, given that the party is likely to lose the coming general election.

After the Manchus conquered China, the borders of the country extended far to the north, rendering the wall irrelevant.

But at this point questions of value are almost irrelevant.

The color of his skin is irrelevant to whether he is a good professor or not.

Who and what was first is irrelevant to everything but a history book.

complicated explanations of grammar; materials irrelevant to the learners' needs; lack of pragmatism and systematic organization.

Stick to the point, don't bring in things that are irrelevant.

In his memoirs, Clinton writes: "After the 1994 elections, I had been ridiculed as an irrelevant figure, destined for defeat in 1996. "

Add to that the training that they undergo, and the sex of an individual becomes irrelevant.

This all makes the fact that we are in the middle of nowhere totally irrelevant because you don't actually want to be anywhere else.

It won't matter whether you were beautiful or brilliant. Your gender, skin color, ethnicity will be irrelevant.

Sixth, Europe is irrelevant in Asia, except as a market and a producer of luxury goods.

Most of those interviewed for this article lamented that ideology was increasingly irrelevant to policy decisions.

Whether the employees deserve their pay or not becomes irrelevant.

This page contains two translatable sentences and several tags that are irrelevant for a translator.

He added: "The UK is winning the least ugly competition? . ? . ? . ? We regard the downgrade as irrelevant. "

Needless to say, critics have also condemned the report as irrelevant, damaging, or toothless.

I'm no longer a teen-ager, so what I say might seem irrelevant, presumptuous.

All this wealth would be irrelevant to their survival if the island had few resources such as food, clean air, and water.

The "available financial accounting information" may be irrelevant to actual speculative market behavior.

It's irrelevant to the user whether the underlying code is the same -- deposits and withdrawals are different logical operations.

In peacetime senior Labour politicians' addiction to Tory-bashing comes across as boring and irrelevant; not so in a campaign.

Rizzo's quotation from Mises on nonaction also being a form of "action" is praxeologically correct, but is irrelevant to the law.

A newspaper reader can select what he is interested in and skip what he thinks is boring or irrelevant.

But the political opportunism occasioned by this tragedy has ranged from the completely irrelevant to the shamelessly irresponsible.

Since most peasants here have only a glancing contact with the cash economy, the tax exemption is largely irrelevant.

Making these changes to the instance makes the login form irrelevant, and the menu button relevant, as you can see in Figure 3.

What isn't useful is irrelevant, or even a "pest" , to be destroyed at all cost.

Most of the more dilapidated housing, public health conditions almost missing, the public exercise equipment is irrelevant.

Somewhere along the way it became irrelevant to question the true cost of the stones.

In such a world, innocence is irrelevant and deceit is a lesson best learned young.

You might feel that some parts are irrelevant but I feel that it is important to give some background info.

For many reasons that are irrelevant to this discussion, the list will remain and be maintained in that format for the foreseeable future.

Plenty of lovingly calculated business indicators are irrelevant, gibberish, nonsensical, or just plain wrong.

It won't matter whether you were beautiful or brilliant, even your gender and skin color will be irrelevant.

The rest is as irrelevant as a wind blowing over a shoreless ocean.

That someone might be embarrassed by full disclosure is irrelevant and shouldn't factor in any disclosure decisions.

The moment pakistan becomes irrelevant for Unkil and India you would drop it like a hot potato.

Whether it happens accidentally or intentionally to meet timelines and budgets is irrelevant if the vulnerability is exploited.

Every one of the other suggestions in this article is irrelevant if your mind is stuck in the gutter.

The men just see you as an object, not a person, and whether you are equally engaged in their desire is irrelevant.

It won't matter where you were beautiful or brilliant. Even you gender and skin color will be irrelevant.

Also, state-run companies make a habit of not repaying loans, so the cost of funds often is irrelevant.

After we spend twenty years learning how to get good grades, we go into a workforce where those skills are largely irrelevant.

I still want to respond the comment 4 even though my comment might be a little irrelevant.

Such unexpected situation leading to disastrous loss is not irrelevant to the organizers' absence of risk awareness.

The governmental official should look them as a part of his body and cherish them. He should not look them as a thing that is irrelevant.

Once older people decide to continue with the old way of doing things, they're going to become irrelevant.

It has little semantic inferring ability and usually returns much irrelevant links which the users have to spend much time to rule out.

"Walking around and pretending it doesn't exist just means you're going to become irrelevant, " Mr. Gingrich said in an interview.

In some cases, these issues will rule out the directory approach or render it irrelevant to the system being considered.

It should be made clear that although brainstorming is acceptable, digression into irrelevant territory is entirely unwelcome.

This makes the stored form of data irrelevant to application design and development.

The candidates must not apply their achievements or the basic materials from tendering organizers for any usage irrelevant with this tender.

In it, he fretted over the failure to distinguish between relevant and irrelevant character flaws.

It is also irrelevant whether the Prohibited Substance actually had a performance-enhancing effect.

He held that the book's literary merit was irrelevant because a well-written obscene book was even more harmful than a poorly written one.

He said, it was because the world is so chaotic art is irrelevant.

If you follow your heart and align yourself with what you hold most dear, productivity becomes irrelevant.

You're too strong to allow yourself to be shackled to the irrelevant debris of the past, either physical or mental.

but it may be an irrelevant number until judgment is pronounced.

Here's a simple example: The question "What's for lunch? " is irrelevant if no one is hungry.

Even as I write this, the very questions feel a little irrelevant, even though I feel very strongly about the words that I have written.

You commit a fallacy of non sequitur when you site in support of a conclusion something that's true but irrelevant.

Most of the comments to this article are ridiculous, paranoid, defensive, and irrelevant - in short, the usual.

The genes irrelevant to classification are eliminated by different correlation functions and candidate feature subsets are formed.

Totally irrelevant . America has real problems to worry about, not some stupid war on the other side of the pacific that never got resolved.

Fourth, from a irrelevant for the relationship between the site of the connection, the situation is very common now! ! ! ! !

In Diamond's study, around a quarter of the women have reported that gender is largely irrelevant in their choice of sexual partners.

Firstly they claim that these events were committed such a long time ago that apologies are now irrelevant.

Courageous entrepreneurs and brilliant engineering polymaths are hardly irrelevant or minor players in this environment.

Whether the resulting measure is tied to traditional quality control or quality assurance is irrelevant.

No insurance company may use its funds to set up any security operation organization or enterprise irrelevant to insurance.

These two moral so different, so irrelevant, so that between Angel and politicians like the same as nothing.

The proposal of the invention can improve media irrelevant handover efficiency to operate the whole handover flow normally.

Do not cut open to irrelevant, as others watch the lively, but the pain is yourself.

Measure an index sign, it of an efficiency with the quality of the box the tone color is irrelevant.

Estimated useful life in years is irrelevant when applying the production method of depreciation .

This month, Western-funded dairy company Hunan Taizinai Group declared a Cayman Islands bankruptcy order issued against it 'irrelevant. '

As such, perhaps the audible signals we're used to in our world are irrelevant for a plant.

In order to show that he was an eloquent speaker, the young man talked on and on about all irrelevant matters.

Being attractive and likeable can be the small, notionally 'irrelevant' factor that helps to tip the balance in our favor.

The worst case is not that the tests are merely irrelevant, but that they actively damage confidence.

The reference frame of family status bears the stamp of middle class values, but caste background is not irrelevant totally.

As long as it's ethical, interesting, and factual story telling, the format and medias used are irrelevant.

The time has come to realize that the old habits, the old arguments, are irrelevant to the challenges faced by our people.

This 5-minute short film stars three irrelevant figures--Shirley Temple, Henry Fonda and a 12-foot giant--by the help of editing techniques.

Evans and many immigrant activists think questions on the current test about famous sports personalities and explorers are irrelevant .

In time the eyes, ears and nose learn to isolate those signs and dismiss irrelevant information, in turn sharpening thinking.

Besides excluding irrelevant material, the topic sentence or main idea should include all the relevant details.