But the notion of a superfluous managerial class plays particularly well in the popular perception of the BBC, following its recent crises.
It decided the seat would not need wings on the headrest, a feature common in coach to keep the passenger's head from slipping during sleep, but deemed superfluous in business class where seats recline fully.
Tipping, originally rejected by Americans as an anti-democratic gesture that validated class distinctions, was superfluous, and therefore saved customers money.
Wittgenstein's critique of set theory begins somewhat benignly in the Tractatus, where he denounces Logicism and says (6.031) that "[t]he theory of classes is completely superfluous in mathematics" because, at least in part, "the generality required in mathematics is not accidental generality".
We have eliminated all superfluous and ill-defined terms such as "family", "groups/subgroups", "types/subtypes", and used only the terms "class" (BCs, Bistrat cells, AACs) and "subclass" (referring to the 6 subclasses listed in Figure 7B) throughout the text.
Regarding wording consistency, we eliminated all superfluous and ill-defined terms such as "family", "groups/subgroups", "types/subtypes", and used only the terms "class" and "subclass" throughout the text.
Edith went to a class on marrying a millionaire, which was superfluous for her since she has been married to one for most of her seventy years.
In so doing, it rendered superfluous all the bottom-up organization and structures of British working- class life, making people and communities dependent on state welfare rather than on each other.
While nobody could question the class of Daly Chisrolevans, hin role in the team seemed superfluous to needs with Thurston and Cronk in the halves and Smith an 80-minute hooker.
It looks as if they will each have a greater part to play than the superfluous Gap model teens who cluttered up the misfiring X-Men: First Class.
