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irrelevant

[ih-rel-uh-vuhnt] / ɪˈrɛl ə vənt /


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For Chevron investors, Venezuela is best understood as potentially valuable if politics shift and capital can return, but largely irrelevant to near-term earnings, dividends, or buybacks.

From Barron's

Most EVs—and certainly $100,000 luxury SUVs—will be charged almost exclusively at home, in scenarios that make maximum range and charging rates practically irrelevant.

From The Wall Street Journal

One senior lawyer told us “AI can’t handle advanced reasoning. It is irrelevant to our work.”

From Barron's

But if your business hits a home run and has explosive growth, dollar limits on exemptions may be irrelevant and you would want to exempt 10 times your cost basis, Brady says.

From Barron's

That means what Nick Reiner might stand to inherit, if the slayer rule were to prove irrelevant in this case, is unknown.

From Salon