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Redundant expressions mean using more words than necessary to expression idea true or false
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Redundant expressions mean using more words than necessary to expression idea true or false

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This is a true statement. 
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Redundant expressions are when groups of words repeat but using different synonyms etc so they are unnecessary. I believe this statement is true for your question.
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