non-issue
Noun
Meaning
the state of something that has outlived its relevance
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This is such a non-issue, that should be resolved quickly, that State Senator Artur Orr (R-Decatur) said during a radio appearance on Friday that he didn’t even know they had the Confederate flag on them.
I've always found the battery life to be excellent as well, and carrying one or two spares is a non-issue.
Hydro One shareholders understood that Mr. Schmidt’s compensation was a non-issue.
“Even though my race is a complete non-issue in my day-to-day life, the sad reality is there’s a group of racists in the USA that views me as a second-class citizen,” he said.
But, this is a non-issue for two reasons.
Buy a power bank then the outlet problem is a non-issue.