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A further 500 were be made redundant over the coming month.

But the rest will be made redundant at the end of next week.

Although the church is redundant, services are still held three times a year.

Most of my team are being made redundant in order to pay for these free schools.

In 2010, another 500 workers are expected to be made redundant.

It had nothing to do with whether I was redundant or not.

And so that's probably kept people from doing something redundant.

It was redundant to ask, What are you doing here?

The answer is that we're doing a lot of redundant work.

And even this technology is going to be redundant soon.

They had come to know one another so well that each felt redundant.

It is now a redundant church but services are held in the summer months.

Others may have been made redundant, or can see the writing on the wall.

The man or woman who has been made redundant may begin to feel that life is all but over.

After being made redundant from his last job, he's finally found work at a glass company in the town.

If they've made you redundant that's what they have to do.

We had the same bills after he got made redundant.

I was going to add that this information would be redundant.

That sounds redundant to me, but what do I know?

For her face to look angry and mean would be redundant.

Makes me feel not totally redundant to the process at hand.

He was made redundant along with several other players in March 2008.

Many employees have either been made redundant or left the company.

It became redundant when the new church was built in 1887.

On January 19, 2012, 250 head office staff was made redundant.