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"Being a Frenchman and a European it hurts me to say it, but it is true: Europe is not indispensable to this recovery," Mr. Cotis said.

However, the shadow foreign secretary, Douglas Alexander, said such a resolution was not indispensable to future Labour support, a position that would have handed a veto to Russia, a permanent member of the UN Security Council.

He argues that mathematics is, in fact, not indispensable to empirical science.

That is, he suggests that despite appearances mathematics is not indispensable to science.

When objects of innovation are merely helpful, but not indispensable to reach an intended outcome, as is the case with most of agricultural innovation, the basic needs doctrine loses strength.

The first, developed by Field (1980) and Balaguer (1998a), is based on the claim that mathematics is, in fact, not indispensable to empirical science — i.e., that our empirical theories can be nominalized, or reformulated in a way that avoids reference to abstract objects.

I'm not indispensable at my job but, like, I'm kind of the office mascot.

It may not be indispensable to their scenario -- after all, the earth could be struck by an asteroid.

You and I have friends and we're not exactly indispensable to the Great Chain of Being.

But if a writer refuses to conform, he not only loses all these perks; he is deprived of the possibility of exercising his profession at all.In principle, membership of the union is not indispensable in order to get published.

In addition to the 6-amide side chain and the 17-nitrogen substituted by a cyclopropylmethyl group, the 4,5-epoxy ring, phenolic hydroxy group, and angular hydroxy group played important roles in eliciting the binding properties of nalfurafine but these three moieties were not indispensable for binding to the κ receptor.