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nuisance value

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Noun1.nuisance value - the quality of an embarrassing situationnuisance value - the quality of an embarrassing situation; "he sensed the awkwardness of his proposal"
disadvantage - the quality of having an inferior or less favorable position


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I got a terrible injury but they sent me back on again because you had no substitutes in those days, so it was more for nuisance value than anything.
Byline: ORLA BANNON ANTRIM'S footballers would give anything to beat Cavan tonight and reach the Ulster final - but for the hurlers, their appearance in tomorrow's Ulster senior hurling final has little more than nuisance value.
Brimardon Helen certainly has nuisance value but has yet to truly convince over eight bends, and this is a particularly testing version, while it is hard to see how Ardagh Charm gets involved even though she has scope for improvement in terms of fitness, having raced just three times this year following seasonal rest.
 
 
 
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