Their 1,500-square-foot 1,500-square-foot 1,500-square-footeapartment previsus owner, who conjoined a pair of one-bedistinctivening the spacefluous secreatedning room into a third bydroom.
A former funeral parlor worker turned cadet even suggested that catheters could be inserted into people's veins so that needle exchange would become superfluous.
I am happy to report that these instructions have turned out to be superfluous.
Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, the founder of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews and the Israeli government's official goodwill ambassador to evangelicals, said the statements turned out to be superfluous because there was a groundswell of grass roots evangelical support.
Down the hill in the ORFI, Gyorgy's first operation – an attempt to manipulate his muscles, when he was four – had also turned out to be painful and superfluous.
It is a decadent device that is superfluous in almost every detail; an emblem of the pure excess that has turned our modern society's beating heart into a putrid mess of rotting flesh.
The "Angry Young Man" who shocked Chatterley-ban Britain with Saturday Night and Sunday Morning turned 80 last year, but the "young" was superfluous from the beginning.
The rumour turned out to be unfounded, partly because such legislation was superfluous.
In more optimistic times, the news that Dr Michele Ferrari's appeal against a doping conviction was turned down by an Italian court this week would have felt like a superfluous postscript to a story whose denouement had been revealed years ago.
For this show, they were joined by a lethargic-looking drummer and a sturdy but superfluous bassist, turning a slick club act into a regular band, and a diffuse and sometimes unsatisfying one at that.
But the keyboard actually turns out to be superfluous.
