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While a few extra characters are left at loose ends and therefore feel extraneous, those aren’t necessary for the communication of the central ideas of class warfare and hypocrisy.

For the same reason, Biden’s defense could not make normally extraneous legal arguments at trial about the prosecutor’s decision to bring the case.

She called on voters to look past what she called “extraneous issues” like the candidates’ ages or their alleged crimes.

One Malaysian/Thai-style chicken curry is available — it’s good, but, in context, seems extraneous.

“Any member who insists on extraneous change will only increase the likelihood that we miss the deadline.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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