One excerpt's physical proximity to another is clearly irrelevant to whether the use of the excerpt is fair.
"Nationality is also clearly irrelevant and I hope that's the last we hear from you on that subject.
Most of the studies (1491) produced by our initial search were dropped because their topics were clearly irrelevant to the current project.
It is, clearly, irrelevant which message Madge is trying to put across - even though the second is less delusional, on balance it is the more offensive.
The fact that for most of those who took to the streets, both black and white, Britain was the only home they knew was clearly irrelevant to him.
First, "at the voir dire, Fagan testified that she did not associate the Black Panther Party with 'any form of violence.' " 27 Such testimony is clearly irrelevant to whether Fagan's recollection of the fact that Olson was killed by a Black Panthera recollection inconsistent with her statement at voir direaffected her impartiality.
Remember that the informee can be a simple machine, and psychological, mental or doxastic states are clearly irrelevant.
The titles and abstracts were then scanned, and clearly irrelevant studies and the remainder of the duplicates were removed.
The suspicion of Vollmann as a terrorist was unfounded from the first and now, with Kaczynski in prison, is clearly irrelevant.
Did you hear that Madonna -- desperate for attention and clearly irrelevant -- waved guns on stage in Scotland, just hours after people were actually shot in Colorado?
Clearly irrelevant articles were excluded.
