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Adding more people to the fray only makes his overall scheme feel needlessly convoluted.

And then all of a sudden there's trouble at the back after a needlessly casual back pass to Jordan Pickford.

But even then, Potter’s luck wouldn’t last as Felix saw red after needlessly throwing himself into a high tackle that crashed into Tete’s shin.

Continued to play with the freedom he craves, that being on show when he muscled Shami over long off to move from six to 12. However, when you live by the sword, you can also die by it, and that happened when he needlessly chased a wide one.

DC's continuity is needlessly complicated.

Either way, the ordinance—which will be needlessly cruel AS WELL AS ineffective—passed.

Focusing on anything else puts the lives of U.S. service members needlessly at risk.

He didn’t fly forward needlessly and leave Blues exposed at the back.

Industry-wide, Lone Ranger keywords drive millions in wasted paid search spend every month, and many brands keep needlessly spending on those terms simply because identifying them is labor-intensive.

In my limited experience, when push comes to shove they tend to be needlessly uncritical of Labour, whatever the flavour of local Labour happens to be.

In the aforementioned Kidd scene, the girls were talking about Wendy Seager and Sam Carver's fling, which is a new development in the show, but instead of discussing this further, the conversation needlessly shifted to Severide.

It would still be a just cause to fight for anyone who such torture had happened to needlessly, but man, it is fuel for the fire that he was such a wonderful human being.

Katrina praises the work of the Leukaemia Foundation, and it recently released a report revealing how the city-country divide is needlessly costing lives.

Meanwhile, Tory MP Jonathan Gullis told: 'To encourage people to needlessly risk their lives is one of the most reckless things you can do, and will help put thousands of pounds in the hands of smuggling gangs.

Modern examples are either no-budget embarrassments or needlessly self-serious.

Nightmare doesn't need to be there anymore, and the Slater/Reed/Journey issue is needlessly convoluted for something that's already pretty racist.

Opponents argued services would be spread too thin, staff would be needlessly axed and customers who rely on the ticket office – including those with disabilities and other medical conditions – would be left out in the cold.

Responding to the report’s findings, UNFPA’s Executive Director, Dr. Natalia Kanem, expressed the alarm that “so many women continue to die needlessly in pregnancy and childbirth.

That is simply wrong and needlessly carrying out complex surgery is dangerous.

The most powerful government in the world will yet again have its core functions needlessly shut down as part of political posturing.