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But many state and local officials say such a course was unnecessary.

From the looks of things, however, such action would be unnecessary.

How could he have asked her such a personal and unnecessary question?

For them, her interest in other people's business seems unnecessary.

The man never took an unnecessary chance in his life.

He did not want them to come out to face unnecessary risk under fire.

What some may see as unnecessary today can look very different after another year has gone by.

So it is unnecessary to go any further, he says.

Was unnecessary police force used, and if so, how much?

He had left so much that was old and unnecessary behind.

But by then I knew it was wrong and unnecessary.

This kind of game playing is unnecessary and has to end.

Still, it would be better not to take an unnecessary chance.

"And make it unnecessary for him ever to have to report in again?"

"But what I have in mind would make even that unnecessary."

Better be on the safe side and not say anything unnecessary.

But it's unnecessary to bring all these others into it.

It just seemed unnecessary most of the time, since she was no longer that person.

I can even give him work for several weeks in which my presence would be unnecessary.

"Of course what they did to my son was unnecessary," she said.

In 27 percent of the cases, they found, the tests were unnecessary.

Our position must be clear, without going into unnecessary details.

We must not put people at unnecessary risk through our actions.

That had to be the most unnecessary statement of all time.