| 31. | That was open to debate, but Johnson rendered it moot.
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| 32. | By that time, however, it could all be moot.
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| 33. | In response, Jones said the casino is a moot point.
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| 34. | But that would be moot if the FCC changes the rule.
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| 35. | In the end, such squabbles are more or less moot.
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| 36. | "The case won't be moot,"
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| 37. | With a roof, of course, such questions become moot.
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| 38. | Of course, they hope Appier will make such options moot.
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| 39. | The issue became moot as a result of the plea bargain.
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| 40. | And now Logitech has fired back by making the issue moot.
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