A week ago, the answer was a resounding yes, and adding Kidd actually looked unnecessary.
As millions of Brazilians rose into the middle class, Mr. Chávez's autocratic excesses came to look unnecessary and inexcusable to Venezuelans.
Last year, a report commissioned by Ms. Hedegaard's department found that some of the most expensive technologies, like electric cars, now looked unnecessary for meeting the 95-gram target because making improvements to cars with internal combustion engines had turned out to be cheaper than originally thought.
The merger of Lloyds and HBOS, agreed in a hurry in September before the government launched a broad bail-out scheme, now looks unnecessary, and it will reinforce the dominance of a few players in retail and small-business banking (see chart).
Critics say he's simply blowing hot air to make a competing bridge look unnecessary -- but he's used his twin span idea as grist for yet another lawsuit, this time against both the United States and Canadian governments.
Such a concerted "look back" may seem unnecessary, but at a basic linguistic level the connection between modern new writing theatre's first hit and its present doctrine is inarguable.
In Kansas this looks increasingly unnecessary.
It's the sort of self-promotion that would look utterly unnecessary anywhere outside of the US but, in context, it seemed rather compelling and uplifting.
In Washington, this is always a time of innocent hope, when earnest budgeteers look for unnecessary programs to ax so they can prove to the country that government is efficient.
When we force women to look at unnecessary ultrasounds, we're legislating stigma.
