She thus looked forward to a society in which small businesses and farms would provide basic, instead of superfluous, needs.
In such a community, she says, the idea that one would be a writer - do anything superfluous to need - was risible.
In a strongly worded attack on the government's drive to make family doctors more accessible at weekends as part of a seven-day NHS, Nagpaul said: "We must reject the immorality of taking GPs away from caring for acutely ill patients to sit in empty surgeries superfluous to need".
It's like being present at the solution of some vast, architectural dilemma where nothing is superfluous to need - no energy is spared and none wasted - as stone after ragged stone is nudged into place to perform this role, this edifice of character, and no other.
In the interests of maintaining maximal network integrity compatible with the separation, all such superfluous externals need to be reincorporated before finalising the subnets.
Often, it is only the 'novel' sequences in a complex dataset that are of interest and the superfluous sequences need to be removed.
At this point, systems such as power steering and power brakes may become superfluous; the need for such systems is largely a function of weight.
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.
The evening's two musical interludes seemed superfluous, but dancers need breaks, after all.
The idea of phoning someone to get information seems somewhat superfluous unless you need the information instantly - and even then, an email will often suffice.
Since appellees Pate and Wischkaemper were in all respects eligible to be candidates in the primary except for their failure to pay the filing fees, Carter's participation in this appeal is superfluous and we need not decide whether the additional defects in his application deprive him of standing to attack the constitutionality of the filing-fee system.
