They've worked out a deal with NBC Universal whereby Netflix will not only have access to every Saturday Night Live season from the last 35 years, but will have day-after watching for every episode that airs through 2012, after which the contract will be be rendered moot by the end of the world.
But that standard is quickly being rendered moot; eventually no form of legal compulsion will suffice to force the unlocking of most smartphones.
Though McCoy was outstanding, the Longhorns' running was rendered moot and their point total was their lowest output of the season.
By the time you did, you had also likely realized that the distinction had been rendered moot; everyone inside was an autonomous moving part.
Accordingly, the Office of Law Revision Counsel (the "Revisor"), which Congress has tasked by statute with handling the codification process, properly concluded that, once the substantive amendment was enacted, the clerical amendment was rendered moot and "could not be executed" because it referred to language that no longer existed in the amended statute.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — All the fuss and concern over the Yankees' six-man rotation, and who should eventually be lopped from it, have recently been rendered moot by two developments: a small cut on Freddy Garcia's finger, and the large abrasions the Yankees' hitters are inflicting on baseballs these days.
A lot of the post-debate buzz about President Obama's soporific performance (as Jon Stewart made clear, it was not the Denver altitude!) may have been rendered moot by today's jobs data.
some matters might be resolved by what is learned on the report, some matters might be rendered moot, other matters might be opened up for greater investigation," Rep. Jamie B. Raskin (D-Md). said in an interview after the call.
And a convenient excuse to ignore a call may be rendered moot.
The issue was rendered moot in March, 2011, when the revolution began in Syria.
