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"The greatest moment of my life," he said quite redundantly.

"Something like that was to be expected," he replied redundantly.

"Stay," he ordered redundantly before locking the door back into place.

The purpose of the redundantly armored door was to contain something in addition to men or atmosphere.

"It doesn't look as if anyone's here," observed Liz, rather redundantly.

The ship's computers and electronics are therefore designed redundantly.

'We have a date at eight o'clock,' he said redundantly to Catherine.

The sound data are stored redundantly, so that a damaged patch of tape will not be noticed.

Movies redundantly mime the real; Plato's cave looks the same inside and outside.

"But someone has made a system capable of getting through the most redundantly secure firewalls known.

"It's on account of the meaning of his chosen name," she explained redundantly.

"You mean," she said, rather redundantly, "she's just sitting here reciting yesterday's stock market prices?"

The poet Shelley wrote redundantly of "some inane and vacant smile."

A left-hand subscript is sometimes used redundantly to indicate the atomic number.

Every document is automatically stored redundantly to maintain availability even in case of a disaster.

(As she points out, redundantly, "Talking has always come easily to me.")

To minimize interruptions in the data flow, program content could be redundantly placed on hard drives throughout the country.

Alex cried redundantly amid a panicky rush for the exits.

Malachi said, somewhat redundantly, "I was looking for the brother herbalist.

Redundantly, she carried both a gravity polarizer and a fusion-reaction motor.

"Some kind of explosive device," she said redundantly.

Keep in mind that Bento is not storing that information redundantly, either.

Logging is the process of redundantly recording database update operations in a log file.

Nevertheless, redundantly affixed forms such as beleco are acceptable and widely used.