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After all those nights spent scanning, weekends in the library learning a new programming language, and hours trouble shooting the experimental setup, I had hoped we would see a novel outcome—but this was a null result, a dud.

“A suspended sentence becomes null and void after a certain period of time,” Rofugaran said.

Because all of the Rescued Film Project images are scanned to digital, the necessity of a darkroom is null.

All this means the Constitutional Court could declare election results null and void.

Thus, a law that is unjust is morally null and void, and must be defied until it is legally null and void as well.

Journals aren't interested in null results or "yup, we replicated that other study"; they want new studies with new findings.

It also declared the acts of any partnership into which such spiritual person had been introduced to be null and void.

Everything which the revolutionary party had done since August 18,1789, was declared null and void.

In either case, according to the learned Dr. Sicklewit, the ceremony is utterly null and void of effect.

He had alleged that she was a woman of no character, and he had further alleged that their marriage was null and void.

There is no qualification that if we do not deem them legal we can treat them as null and void.