It's redundant.

I think this phrase is a little redundant.

This is not a completely tautological statement it's a reasonable statement.

Audience Aaaaaaah ... Itay Talgam Come on, with me. If you do it without me I feel even more redundant than I already feel.

Thus SCADA systems were independent systems with no connectivity to other systems.

But everything gets more complicated when aggressive acts are no longer momentous and become tactical, autonomizing and becoming a type of repetitive ritual, predictable performance, or redundant dramatization.

The shuttle crew replaced the computer, part of a redundant set, with a backup one.

Inexplicable explosions, the rush of stray bullets all have become habitual.

He turned Christian.

He became a pianist.

He became a sailor.

She became an actress.

He became a police officer.

Tom became popular.

He became a Catholic.

Tom became a taxi driver.

She became famous.

Tom became a Catholic.

Tom became a sailor.

It's become very easy.

Tom became a teacher.

Tom became a dancer.

Layla became irresistible.

Fadil became critical.

Fadil became a father.

It became very dangerous.

It failed shortly after.

So you ask yourself, if education has become so much more expensive, has it become so much better?

Claire Egtvedt, who had become Boeing's president in 1933, became the chairman as well.

In principle, the complement operator is redundant, as it can always be circumscribed by using the other operators.

She has literally become deputy mayor.

He became a recluse.

It became part of me.

He became a Jesuit.

And then it became news.

Extremism became tolerance.

The rain changed into snow.

Tom has grown in strength.

The dream has come true.

The dream has become a reality.

My brother became a cook.

My brother became an engineer.

My dream has come true.

Autumn changed into winter.

The light turned red.