RE: Department of redundancy department

["Rochelle McAndrews" <rmcandrews -at- csiu -dot- org>]

Yes and in other words "not no."

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>From a document my collegue is editing: "Each switch is populated with
various modules. In some instances, these modules are redundant and in
other instances they are not redundant."

So, is this statement redundant?

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