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Human schoolchildren, the researchers posited, are much better at detecting the difference between relevant information and inconsequential curveballs.

Implicit in those ads is a belief that any difference between people, no matter how inconsequential, creates a zero-sum conflict between them, even if there's no rational reason to think their differences should matter.

For years, Western critics have dismissed Brics as a relatively inconsequential entity.

A state appeals court agreed in August and held that it violated the state Constitution to throw out ballots because of “meaningless and inconsequential paperwork errors.”

“Anonymous online connections are often inconsequential, but a minority lead to deadly, real world actions.”