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redundancy

[ri-duhn-duhn-see] / rɪˈdʌn dən si /




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More than once the double and even triple redundancy embedded in the UX had me doubting my sanity.

From The Wall Street Journal

Archer says safety is a top priority, and its aircraft are designed with redundancy across critical systems to prevent incidents.

From Los Angeles Times

Chris Hamilton, who was a union representative for Unite during the redundancy process at Grangemouth, said that while any funding was welcome more detail was needed to make the latest announcement more than "glossy PR".

From BBC

Garden House Hospice Care in Hertfordshire has announced what it calls "the most serious financial challenge in its history" and has launched a consultation process which may lead to more than 20 redundancies.

From BBC

The Pentagon also needs money to buy redundancy so it isn’t stuck with only one vendor who can produce a given weapon.

From The Wall Street Journal