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redundant

[ri-duhn-duhnt] / rɪˈdʌn dənt /


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"Yes. There's a Catholic priest there who seems to be populating the whole country with redundant British and American organs."

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Both senior managers were subsequently disciplined by Google for witnessing Mr O's conduct and failing to intervene, before later being made redundant.

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However, 38 other pubs have closed and 484 staff have been made redundant.

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The company's brewery and 11 bars were bought by US firm Tilray for £33m after it went into administration on Monday - but 38 other pubs closed and 484 staff have been made redundant.

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But 484 staff were made redundant as the company announced the closure of dozens of bars which were not included in the rescue deal.

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