Still, avoid repetition is a good rule to adhere to, especially if you are a writer of what is called "hard news".
The following newspaper examples are culled from Newsman's English by Harold Evans, former Editor of the Sunday Times and the Times, London:
"At an annual value of £1 million a year" (Either "a year" or "annual" is superfluous).
Some of the remarks made included (The remarks included).
Johnson discarded two other possible alternatives as being impracticable (If they weren't possible, they would not be alternatives).
In writing, sometimes repetition is intentional. This gem of redundancy from ESPNsoccernet.com (Playing the same old Toon, August 29, 2005):
"Twelve months later, if you can forgive the tautological mangling of two languages, it was almost deja vu all over again."
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