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It is now very difficult for large companies to lay off unneeded workers.

Every other unneeded activity, including life support on all levels, had been turned off.

He looks good at 72, and has dropped some unneeded weight.

People who do any unneeded action within the King's game,will be punished.

Which is why 80 percent of doctors order unneeded tests while 74.

There was not a bit of unneeded flesh on him.

The police said they were unneeded and would have complicated the search.

She declared that he is an unneeded child and if it were not for him everything would be all right.

This last advice was unneeded because the vehicle had already left.

Now, though, company officials realize that the unneeded names can be worth money.

It could keep the unneeded space through 2009, when its lease runs out.

But arms control advocates said the program was probably unneeded and dangerous.

It was entirely unneeded, or at the very least premature.

The unneeded end is cut off and discarded upon installation.

This is not the only case of an unneeded of.

The hospital is responsible for the disposal of unneeded blood products.

Further savings can also be found by closing unneeded military bases.

That is undoubtedly true - but not a good enough reason to build an unneeded structure.

The manual is short, actually written in English, and practically unneeded.

Congress has already rejected the idea, chiefly because it is unneeded.

More than 60,000 new and, civil servants say, unneeded jobs were filled by the state government in just the last six years.

This way, nobody can get lost or feel unneeded.

Courtesy was unneeded there, and would have been wasted in any event.

Participants bring unneeded things, which can be either household goods or one off items.

To leave extra men who may be wounded, or unneeded on an expedition.