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But they don't obviate the need for reliable, uninterruptible power.
That the poll is idiotic, the methodology questionable, the client dubious (new Beefalicious Cigarettes -- dogs love 'em!) and the pollster calls during dinner don't obviate the virtue of honesty.
But sensors don't obviate the need for humans to be onsite.
There are always exceptions, but they don't obviate the rules.
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They do not obviate the principle.
"Technology can be a complement to human resources, but many of these do not obviate the need for humans," she said.
Electronic tracking and big data have their place, but they do not obviate the need for living eyes and ears on the ground.
Both channel allocation techniques do not obviate the need for user scheduling algorithms, therefore, a greedy and a fair scheduling approach are applied to both the RTSO and the FSA.
However, the administration's actions do not obviate the need for comprehensive legislative reform.
Currently, non-invasive assessments of ICP do not obviate the need for invasive ICP monitoring.
Conversely, these new technologies do not obviate the need for a solid foundation in airway management techniques.
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