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The distinction between these two cases is inessential for the discussion here.

"The very name suggests it is a trafficking in the inessential," she says.

That was when he had begun selling his inessential assets.

The notion of the director as an active presence on the set is thus shown to be inessential.

Inessential to the script, it should go at once.

This analysis may be excessive and certainly it is inessential for enjoyment of the show.

There is no need for inessential reports and planning.

Did it make inessential demands on the teacher? 12.

However, overall he found the album "inessential and merely fine".

Tony Blair, of course, doesn't seem to have much time for the inessential.

But understanding all their tricks was another inessential now.

It died in 1943, rendered inessential by the war that had roused the American economy.

"I'm merely going to eliminate the inessential," she argued back.

Who are the greatest inessential heroes of our times?

Where they contradicted each other in inessential points there might be room for debate and uncertainty.

The music press was critical, however, labelling the album "inessential".

These concerns were considered inessential by the Russian command.

With her scissors, Chanel once said, she had cut away all that was inessential in the creations of others.

They are direct reprints but might lack inessential figures and illustrations.

The group also did not say how many patents had been submitted for evaluation only to be deemed inessential.

Drinking is a life-style habit, a choice, an inessential part of living.

Consequently, morality is inessential, conversation superfluous, observation off the point.

Now she was inessential, and it felt awkward.

Once they are included in the explanation participation drops out as an inessential part of many consent situations.

People in his neighborhood had clothes, horse wagons and money; degrees were inessential; but they did not read books.