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And information like "don't vacuum wet surfaces" can never be assumed unnecessary.
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At last, some information will be assumed as unnecessary for the considered application and should not be transmitted in order to save energy, as for example noise and pressure in fire detection systems.
They assume that she may take unnecessary risks, or may have different values, or may not stand up to pressure.
Many health experts, however, are deeply sceptical, both about whether the shift to higher-deductible plans will actually reduce health-care inflation and, even if it does, whether the government should encourage this trend with more tax cuts.The logic of consumer-driven health care assumes that unnecessary doctor visits and procedures lie at the heart of America's health-care inflation.
In this case, six positions are assumed to be unnecessary, and the MV costs for such positions are calculated only once.
Remark 2. In a DF network, if the RE distances are about the same (which is widely assumed), it is unnecessary to consider the eavesdropper as the security-oriented design and the traditional design are indeed the same.
Most respondents thought that alcohol consumption was harmful to the heart, and many assumed that alcohol 'contained unnecessary adhesives and the contaminated blood subsequently damaged the heart'.
George W. Bush and others in the Bush administration have also assumed, wrongly, that regulation is unnecessary.
It can be assumed, that an approach avoiding unnecessary vaccinations could reduce the costs of a vaccination program.
All that would have been unnecessary had Texas not assumed the dog in the manger role.
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