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- noun Plural form of
nonfactor .
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Examples
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He also completed long passes to tailbacks Tre Smith and Kenny Irons, who were largely nonfactors in the opener.
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Ground balls and bunts will likely become nonfactors since the infield can now play in on the grass rather than all the way out by the bags.
NYT > Home Page By JIM LUTTRELL 2011
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The Tigers' biggest offensive weapons were mostly nonfactors.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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Big names were nonfactors in forgettable British Open
Candidateblogs.baltimoresun.com Blogs - Baltimore Sun Candidate Blog 2010
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But now a new law, passed this spring by the state Legislature, largely has made those issues nonfactors.
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Both Alex Semin and Malkin were nonfactors tonight in terms of scoring and both took bad penalties that the opposing team took advantage of.
Puckhead's Thoughts 2009
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Miami's two best players were nonfactors and fouled out and we still lost.
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The skinny: Game features two eliteWRs who have been virtual nonfactors.
unknown title 2009
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The offensive line has struggled in the preseason at times, and the two Redskins 'prized rookie receivers - Devin Thomas and Malcolm Kelly - have been slowed by injuries and could be nonfactors in this game.
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