Except that she was talking about a different show entirely.
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It's almost comforting, except that it's also kind of jarring.
|
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Yeah, yeah, and things except that somehow defy our experience.
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Except that I'm kind of a little possessive over him.
|
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The matriarch has no answer except that she loves him.
|
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Except that this dishonorable period stretches into very living memory.
|
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Except that these Breitbart News "polls" aren't polls at all.
|
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And for no good reason except that Amazon just can.
|
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Except that now that it's winter, the leaves are gone.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Except that how much bigger can it get?
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Not too much, except that commonwealths have their own constitutions.
|
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There are few rules here, except that you enjoy yourself.
|
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Except that, surprisingly, no press or fanfare accompanied the listing.
|
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Except that he does, and also stop talking about him.
|
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Except that the product falls squarely in the robotics category.
|
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Except that Joe doesn't have to go to the moon.
|
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Except that I don't see it that way at all.
|
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It could almost be Vienna itself, except that it isn't.
|
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Except that something isn't quite right about this idyllic tableau. . . .
|
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Except that all happened years after this movie came out.
|
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Except that I've had a very good time making them.
|
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Except that, in the end, droit du seigneur was ratified.
|
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Except that the dog is blue and has six legs.
|
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I don't think we'll ever know, except that it's damaged.
|
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Right, except that was a mentality at Microsoft, for sure.
|
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I'm making all this up, except that she says that.
|
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Well, except that day by day it's a different thing.
|
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Except that this virtual friendship is all she lives for.
|
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Except that according to the law, I'm still a child.
|
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Except that "die" is actually an Elizabethan euphemism for orgasm.
|
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There are the lockers, except that they don't have locks.
|
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Except, that is, for the screen at the bottom right.
|
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All seemed in order, except that Philip's car was gone.
|
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I'd say that they bombed, except that would connote impact.
|
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Except that the entire staff seemed to be Eastern European.
|
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Except, that is, for this year's new sex tech category.
|
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Except that he forgot that Harris was on the stage.
|
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You could call it a documentary, except that it isn't.
|
|
Except that DeVos has done this sort of thing before.
|
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Except that they always get things wrong the same way.
|
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Except that Bob was not capable of doing the job.
|
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It's the exact same painting, except that Rembrandt didn't touch it.
|
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Lau's right—except that no one wants wireless charging for speed.
|
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Except that when other games do this well, the structure evaporates.
|
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Except that it had a bunch of bees buzzing around inside.
|
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Except that Trump didn't outright say anything so coherent as that.
|
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Except that it is a test of Mr Trump's self-control.
|
|
There's nothing wrong with cartoony, except that most people aren't cartoons.
|
|
Except that Jeff Sessions keeps, that little goblin keeps weighing in.
|
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Except that the person I was texting with is very white.
|
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Except that, as Ryan's therapist points out, there are sequels coming.
|
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Except that as of yet, nothing truly bananas has happened yet.
|
|
Except, that is, for microplastics potentially blown there by the wind.
|
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Except that there's one gaping divide in that north-south trajectory.
|
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Except that his plan is so convoluted it makes no sense.
|
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Except that the 3-wood proved to be not so safe.
|
|
So does grüner veltliner, except that I lost sight of it.
|
|
Sure, except that Hulu pulls in about $1.5 billion in advertising.
|
|
It seems everything would've been fine, except that manager's shift ended.
|
|
It shouldn't be hard except that the ingrained hatred is tremendous.
|
|
Matt Damon made this sound so obvious — except that it's not.
|
|
Except that voting patterns tell us that is almost never true.
|
|
Except that Trump's comment didn't end his campaign, it boosted it.
|
|
Except that she's not technically Irish; she was born in England.
|
|
I'm not sure what that means exactly, except that it's new.
|
|
Except that Iran learned to swim during its war with Iraq.
|
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Except that Hustvedt finds a way to give it to us.
|
|
We knew so little except that it was dangerous and illegal.
|
|
Except that corners are more helpful to some teams than others.
|
|
That might seem academic, except that Obamacare's Medicaid expansion is continuing.
|
|
Last night it all went down — except that it didn't really.
|
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It hasn't changed at all, except that they added two Polytracks.
|
|
Except that there's no actual evidence to back up Cotton's claim.
|
|
Except that many of them did: They wanted to be thinner.
|
|
Doesn't really matter what's what, except that he gets taken captive.
|
|
Except that tens of thousands of theatergoers have met them already.
|
|
Except that they don't, or fewer and fewer of them do.
|
|
Except that little appeared freshly green or white or blue anymore.
|
|
Except that now I have a different megaphone to the world.
|
|
We know nothing about them except that they must be stopped.
|
|
They were unrelated, except that none contained the words Donald Trump.
|
|
"Except that I want to outlaw the word 'gambling,' " he said.
|
|
Except that it set me up for the most devastating collapse.
|
|
We had nothing in common except that we were not white.
|
|
Except that there is not a whit of evidence that they do.
|
|
I knew nothing about the guy except that his most recent release ..
|
|
There's not much to say about their plan except that it works.
|
|
Except that too was something Apple introduced on the 2016 MacBook Pro.
|
|
I equate it with my beloved pressure cooker except that it's electric.
|
|
Except that they didn't really get to leave; only the facts did.
|
|
Except that it's the love story we all deserve right now. Enjoy.
|
|
Except, that never-ending white string is not pasta, it's a tapeworm.
|
|
Except that for the people detained here, this kiosk is their lifeline.
|
|
Nothing really changed except that now we are on a different level.
|
|
Except that the Ghoulies didn't have anything to do with "killing" Fangs.
|
|
I was ready and willing to compromise on anything else except that.
|
|
I don't think there is too much to worry about except that.
|
|
I was prepared for anything he was going to say, except that.
|
|
Except that he was, by Idol standards, more like a beneath-dog.
|
|
Except that this isn't Lochte's first Olympic rodeo, not by any means.
|
|
Sage stuff, except that there is precious little warehousing left to use.
|
|
Except, that is, in Maine and Nebraska, where things can get complicated.
|
|
Except, that logic isn't really borne out by any kind of evidence.
|
|
I can't exactly say why except that the flavor is just weird.
|
|
Except that, as noted above, the character of Poe was never established.
|
|
Except that three of the students were unpaid workers for the school.
|
|
Except that in this case, "concerns over immigration" aren't necessarily about immigration.
|
|
You know absolutely nothing about him, except that he's in terrible danger.
|
|
Except that the fan was a Pirates fan—at home in Pittsburgh.
|
|
People knew little about the places, except that those inside were "crazy".
|
|
Nothing much is known about his intentions yet, except that he's returning.
|
|
Except that you can type at it in Allo, Google's chat app.
|
|
"I played well except that I didn't get many birdies," Jaidee said.
|
|
Except that the ball got to the Dodgers catcher before Werth did.
|
|
"It doesn't matter to me, except that it was unfair," Toews said.
|
|
Except that the debate over immigration policy is no longer about substance.
|
|
Except that you have such a partisan situation that it's not ... Yeah.
|
|
Nothing had changed, except that now it was Ingrid who lived there.
|
|
Except that here too the ramifications of sanctions are making an impact.
|
|
Except that these two are intimately seated right across from each other.
|
|
It was like normal life, they said, except that he wasn't around.
|
|
"Except that they were our bosses during the movie," Ms. Chernick said.
|
|
Except that you'd probably hit the wall of a conference room first.
|
|
Except that he definitely did, in a different tweet, three days prior.
|
|
Except that this is not the right moment to pick on Junior.
|
|
The blowup itself was not extraordinary, except that its subject was black.
|
|
This year, nothing's changed—except that Thornton is apparently done playing along.
|
|
Except that journalism in 2000 is not what it was in 673.
|
|
Except that a few dispatchers have been tested positive and sent home.
|
|
Except that war is over and today's equivalents are even more treacherous.
|
|
Except that lately, I've noticed my relationship with these conversations has changed.
|
|
"Except that obviously there's no writer to send a final draft to."
|
|
Except that Obama never suggested those non-clapping Republicans didn't love America.
|
|
So, box checked — except that the Series 4 usually outperformed that estimate.
|
|
Keana doesn't remember much of Snowden, except that he has short hair.
|
|
You could call it the hubris of youth, except that it stuck.
|
|
Except that player, currently ranked 22017th in the world, is no slouch.
|
|
Absolutely, except that something else was coming down the pike: The internet.
|
|
"I will tell you nothing, except that I think it's awesome," Minear said.
|
|
Except that in every other way, Van doesn't fit the American startup mold.
|
|
It probably wouldn't seem so bad except that Sony's X3000R Action Camera exists.
|
|
Not a lot, except that you might want to be careful around 20A.
|
|
SH: Except that you being, you were being targeted directly, personally, all day.
|
|
KS: That would be nice, except that would be dangerous for Kara Swisher.
|
|
Except that machines don't really go to parties, which just reinforces the point.
|
|
This would be the Terminator of Pikachus, except that it only desires love.
|
|
It's a pretty standard supermarket except that is has one totally new feature.
|
|
It seems like a match made in heaven, except that it probably isn't.
|
|
Nothing happens, except that the cross-traffic alert sensors start beeping wildly. WHOOPEE!
|
|
It's a fantasy, costumed in western wear, except that the guns are real.
|
|
It could be good, too, except that the industry is under attack politically.
|
|
Step 1: Section off all of your hair except that along the perimeter.
|
|
I'm not exactly sure how, except that it's immensely entertaining and it's timeless.
|
|
Except that de Jong had gained his notoriety primarily by being, well, notorious.
|
|
Except that we are accepting the sad reality that Democrats aren't even involved.
|
|
Now, he would have more freedom, except that could also be a curse.
|
|
They don't really know anything about him, except that he's a Patriots fan.
|
|
Except that invitation too suggestive for a teacher to propose to a student.
|
|
We cannot promise anything, except that we will not walk away from them.
|
|
Or for Wagner, perhaps, except that Parzival doesn't look like a knightly tenor.
|
|
Except that the treasure is cigarette butts and baggies full of dog doo.
|
|
A. No, I can't, except that it's going to be an extraordinary building.
|
|
She and Quill have a thing going, except that they don't, not really.
|
|
My cyberclone is me… except that "me" can travel the world in microseconds.
|
|
Except that he was in a line of dozens of tractors lumbering along.
|
|
Except that, in this latest iteration, critically-acclaimed artists are steering the ship.
|
|
There is nothing otherwise special about the room, except that it looks homey.
|
|
Kate was now a bored housewife, except that she was really a spy.
|
|
Except that somehow, in the rest of the world, horses race medication-free.
|
|
They don't "really believe" anything, except that they should get what they want.
|
|
Little has been confirmed publicly about the explosion, except that it released radiation.
|
|
Except that Tim, the former firefighter who lives next door, saw what happened.
|
|
He might be sunbathing, except that he appears to be in a graveyard.
|
|
This is like a foreign language clue, except that it's in British English.
|
|
It felt how ASMR sounds, except that it was also intermittently briefly uncomfortable.
|
|
It's all fine, but -- TAPPER: Except that you're calling into question his heritage.
|
|
Except that in November 2005, this tactic appeared to have met its match.
|
|
It's quite an innovation, except that it was standard procedure in previous administrations.
|
|
Except that on Wednesday night, Pelosi suddenly suggested things won't be so simple.
|
|
Except that a lot of the new stuff is all pointing to joblessness.
|
|
"It was one-size-fits all, except that it didn't fit," Mr. Larsen said.
|
|
Except that never ended up happening because the keg tapping went horribly, horribly wrong.
|
|
But there's really nothing subversive at all, except that it subverts dependence on others.
|
|
Except that "regular gay life" has come to mean something very different in 2017.
|
|
Well, sure — except that there are a lot fewer delegates still on the table.
|
|
Except, that is, for being black while driving through certain parts of St. Louis.
|
|
Except, that doesn't work — they immediately give up on fidelity and resume their affair.
|
|
I didn't know anything about cancer—except that lots of people died from it.
|
|
Except that instead of daily installments on television, the drama unfolded largely on Twitter.
|
|
The location has not been determined, except that it will be in southeast Michigan.
|
|
It was the same old DKNY, except that I wasn't the same old Aliza.
|
|
It was good as gold, except that Rooney character would have nothing of it.
|
|
Except that doesn't exactly sound possible considering the extremely strict system of the monarchy.
|
|
What is there to say about Prince, really, except that he was, well, Prince?
|
|
Except that truly respecting her privacy might have been not saying anything at all?
|
|
I don't know what else to say about this except that it is wrong.
|
|
"Except that Andrew Jackson was a plantation owner that also owned slaves," Sanders said.
|
|
Except that he didn't make up this infamous nickname: Jimmy Prime takes that win.
|
|
Except that Trump's daily dramas are invariably self-destructive — legislatively, politically, legally and grammatically.
|
|
The system is similar to cruise control, except that it also steers the truck.
|
|
I didn't know much about Blade Runner's sequel except that they were making one.
|
|
The company gave few details, except that customer data was unaffected by the breach.
|
|
Except that Partner are doing it smarter, and better, than pretty much everyone else.
|
|
That sounds reasonable, except that the kind of impersonation they prevent is vanishingly rare.
|
|
I don't have much to say to this argument except that it is wrong.
|
|
The truth is there is not one single subject they accepted except that one.
|
|
We don't know what will happen tomorrow, except that tomorrow will be even worse.
|
|
There's not much to say about this except that it works better than before.
|
|
Her product line is no exception, except that it's built around Budapest's thermal water.
|
|
Now, that doesn't necessarily mean they were leaving Mexico — except that there's another clue.
|
|
There's no difference for anyone, except that SALT repeal has vanished for wage income.
|
|
Except that here, on the off-the-grid mountain, there is no cellphone service.
|
|
Except that he bit off WAY more than he could chew on this one.
|
|
Except, that is, for the second bite, and then the third and the fourth.
|
|
The boy had been nice enough, except that he'd eventually snapped—was it drugs?
|
|
That all goes according to plan, except that Romeo (Matt Hurley) and Juliet (Ms.
|
|
Except that there is no way this is going to work well at all.
|
|
And you can't say why, except that sometimes you laugh, and sometimes you don't.
|
|
Except, that is, when you have an artist armed and ready to guide you.
|
|
YG, however, doesn't specify exactly what the secretive project is, except that it's special.
|
|
Except that theorists can now write papers about that large number of new universes.
|
|
This would be challenging enough except that we give teachers no time to design.
|
|
This doesn't actually say much about humanity except that it is vast and varied.
|
|
Except that the man isn't really Pete, and the family's troubles are just beginning.
|
|
"They're basically trained like soldiers, except that they're not trying to kill," she said.
|
|
Except that the Department of Veterans Affairs, where Steve works processing benefits, is funded.
|
|
Except that this planetary get-to-know-you process took more than a decade.
|
|
It's like shooting at a tin can except that tin can BLOWS UP Y'ALL!
|
|
The trade war is now full-on — except that it's not really about trade.
|
|
Have nothing exceptional to say except that tweeting so comfortably from home feels unreal.
|
|
Except that truth telling, however painful, turns out to be the canapé of choice.
|
|
Very much an American story — except that Ukraine is unwillingly dragged into the mud.
|
|
Except that her performance always seemed more confident and less soul-crushing than his.
|
|
Except that is exactly what I stumbled onto the following weekend at Pure Yoga.
|
|
Except that "The Whistlers," Porumboiu's newest film, is nothing like what I've just described.
|
|
"It looks like a fastball except that it's not," Bellinger said, shaking his head.
|
|
Except that globalization and the gig business model have exploded the supply of workers.
|
|
Sounds simple enough -- except that no one knows how long this game could last.
|
|
"I don't know what's happened, except that you're now running for president," he replied.
|
|
This was the unseeable texture of a life, except that I was seeing it.
|
|
We ask only that — except that, with open heart, hopefully we may learn something.
|
|
None of it makes any sense except that we all believe in it, right?
|
|
There is no positive outcome, except that it saves the reputation of the organization.
|
|
Except that sometimes he would just tweet his preferences and form policy that way.
|
|
Those tiny processors know nothing except that incoming excitation or inhibition changes their membrane potential.
|
|
He wasn't abusive to the children in any way except that he yelled about everything.
|
|
Like most children, I didn't know what I was doing, except that it felt good.
|
|
Except that no one told the women at the brothel not to take politics seriously.
|
|
"I don't know a damn thing about Naftogaz except that it exists," he told CNN.
|
|
Except that, as a brief online search would have revealed, Putin doesn't have a niece.
|
|
"There is nothing further on the Oswald case except that he is dead," Hoover said.
|
|
Except that the Netflix marketing team misspelled Wil Wheaton's name in his special branded video.
|
|
Except that the two broke up six months ago, according to a video uploaded yesterday.
|
|
Nothing really bothers me… except that while I am eating, Marie starts vomiting around me.
|
|
There was no agreement on any aspects of the idea, except that talks should continue.
|
|
Except that sharing a bathroom with four people and two cats doesn't exactly feel luxurious.
|
|
LANE: Except that the president&aposs tweets as he wanted it to be FBI chief.
|
|
Except that in this case, the normal functioning of journalism is objectively damaging American democracy.
|
|
Hard to say — except that little bits of evidence tend to add up over time.
|
|
Except, that is, to Kozminski University roboticist Aleksandra Przegalinska, also a research fellow at MIT.
|
|
It feels identical to past Far Cry games, except that it's not as much fun.
|
|
There's no indication that the phone recognized my face, except that the phone instantly unlocked.
|
|
She was elegance itself, except that her gown was very slightly split at the ass.
|
|
Except that Nikki is here to make it just a little bit harder for Varga.
|
|
Except that they admit, at the end of each of the videos, to being fakes.
|
|
"Except that I rarely use a cellphone, & when I do it's government authorized," he added.
|
|
Except that this was suburban Detroit, a place not known for its groundbreaking software innovation.
|
|
This is all nonsense except that it's not, though, you know, all in good time.
|
|
"There is nothing further on the Oswald case except that he is dead," Hoover begins.
|
|
Nothing much has changed, except that a bit more energy has leaked out of him.
|
|
Sometimes, he played the actor about whom people knew nothing except that he was Batman.
|
|
Except, that is, for little Luxembourg, whose coalition government has already pledged to legalize weed.
|
|
It's almost like having a cushy business-class seat — except that it only costs $40.
|
|
Little is known of Imando's biography except that he was found in College Point, Queens.
|
|
Except that Assange seems offended that the Russians are getting undue credit for the emails.
|
|
Both are big, progressive-sounding ideas—except that they are not much discussed by progressives.
|
|
Except that by lunch time, the temperature had already blown past the day's record high.
|
|
Except that a ProPublica investigation found the rule has been skirted at least 33 times.
|
|
Except that everything counts: the specter of death, Mont's narration, Jimmie's perch on the floor.
|
|
He couldn't think of anything except that he had to get out of the hut.
|
|
On the surface, the two cases seem unrelated except that they both include Muslim plaintiffs.
|
|
The setup resembled "America's Got Talent" — except that these choices would mean life or death.
|
|
He didn't really understand why, except that he knew it was related to his age.
|
|
"The Penitent" ought to be his tragedy, except that he appears clobbered from the start.
|
|
I knew very little except that I was in pain and that I shouldn't move.
|
|
Congress would presumably get around to addressing those torts as well — except that it hasn't.
|
|
It was like a vine growing on a ruin, except that the ruin was itself.
|
|
You could call his works stream of consciousness, except that they are more like torrents.
|
|
We just don't know what to expect — except that we're going to have to move.
|
|
And it has very little plot except that, in another sense, it's nothing but plot.
|
|
And they got what they wanted, except that Nissan today is running to the ground.
|
|
Morales rifled a full-count grounder right where Headley was standing — except that he wasn't.
|
|
" Giuliani previously said, "I don't know a damn thing about Naftogaz except that it exists.
|
|
Except that, when she reaches the lobby, he's standing inside it, near the glass doors.
|
|
Except that, as I passed over the river's otherwise imposing bridge, the view turned grim.
|
|
The Who would have been the first punk band except that we had a hit.
|
|
True-ish. Except that: We are talking about the President of the United States here.
|
|
I don't know why this one caught on except that apparently, it's just believable enough.
|
|
That's laudable, except that criteria is never mentioned when boards are packed with white men.
|
|
Nothing, I suppose, except that the resulting disjunctions propelled the paintings into their own orbit.
|
|
A lot of it is journalistic except that it is multimedia in the truest sense.
|
|
Both are faithfully represented the book, except that Bourdain trades out the tofu for tripe.
|
|
I don't know the answer, except that it seems like it's un-American to settle.
|
|
It was the perfect visual illustration of his high treason — except that it had been Photoshopped.
|
|
These projects have nothing much in common except that they're happening largely outside the media spotlight.
|
|
There aren't really any rules here—except that the bikes have to be driven by peddles.
|
|
Critics weren't sure exactly what they were hearing — except that it was coming from the future.
|
|
Except, that is, for "the second patient, [who] avoided visits to a zoo or circus show."
|
|
As described, however, he sounds too entitled to consider anything except that he's 100 percent right.
|
|
Nothing seems sure in Egypt today, except that there's bound to be more fitful change ahead.
|
|
Except, that is, when he makes Mr. Hart eat discarded nachos out of a garbage can.
|
|
Except that when you do, for some reason, the apostrophe key on external keyboards stops working.
|
|
The DVD was superior in every way except that it didn't come in satisfyingly large shapes.
|
|
I imagined that I would have been marching with MLK, except that I wasn't marching now.
|
|
I didn't really know where it was going to take me, except that it excited me.
|
|
Except that if you ask IBM, Google didn't dunk as hard as it says it did.
|
|
I knew nothing about volcanoes except that they exploded, but I was so proud of her.
|
|
This might seem blindingly obvious, except that the government in Hanoi has always resolutely denied it.
|
|
There isn't any criteria except that it has to be someone with a lot of charisma.
|
|
It looked like Coney Island on a particularly festive summer day, except that it was Jan.
|
|
" Cyrus didn't say much about her new role except that it has "a lot of dynamic.
|
|
Not that much at this point — except that they'll be included in the iPhone 7 package.
|
|
Samsung Electronics had no comment on the case earlier, except that it was cooperating with prosecutors.
|
|
He looks exactly the same, except that his bald patch has at least doubled in size.
|
|
It's almost sad except that he was so heinous you can't actually feel sorry for him.
|
|
Margouleff has never revealed anything about him except that he is a man who collects guitars.
|
|
All common farm work fare—except that unlike WOOFing, this one comes with a price tag.
|
|
It might have seemed precious except that the results far outstripped the time spent achieving them.
|
|
I don't even know how to explain it except that there was magic in the air.
|
|
And this wasn't untrue—except that everyone in my world thought that I was a boy.
|
|
Except that, in the light of day, it was found to have been an electrical fire.
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He was like a war photographer that way, except that what he was photographing were clothes.
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" Except that he wouldn't actually answer the question of whether he had called Trump a "moron.
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Except that Lane's car looked like someone else's car, and she accidentally got the wrong guy.
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Except that Widdall was not suited up in her leg pads, boots and other body armor.
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Voting for Johnson is exactly the same as staying home, except that it involves going outdoors.
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Except that they were not released, as I was, into the loving arms of their family.
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She added that she was "just thinking about getting in there," except that it was off.
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The bottom line is that there is little consensus except that the current picture looks good.
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"Except that I have to get my wisdom teeth out soon!" says Biles with a giggle.
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The surgery was a success, except that the doctors thought he was too small to circumcise.
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Except that Hayden went well over the chalk with the N.S.A.'s warrantless data-mining programs.
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I guess Zawadi doesn't really relate to the first one except that I've also written it.
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It seemed like a typical day at work...except that Alexis Bledel was there with her.
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Julia Kent: I'm not sure that I totally fit in sonically except that it's instrumental music.
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But it's not biased, except that it's what biases us toward the perpetuation of the species.
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Not much happens in "Eighth Grade" except that, for Kayla, everything does and with exclamation points.
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In the 1965 scene, little happens except that a college chum reads Mary Page's tarot fortune.
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The whole aesthetic is nearly white on white, except that the three performers wear pink shirts.
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It's not different now except that this is a more widespread pandemic than we've seen before.
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"It's not 'Make France Great Again' — except that it is, sort of," a French friend observed.
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Except that last year, for the first time in my life — I'm 45 — I didn't swim.
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Except that three more match points would follow while Pliskova served, and she saved each one.
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I'd say it was a shocking spectacle, except that it's hard to get shocked these days.
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We don't learn much about her life back in Santa Rosa, except that she was unhappy.
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That makes it pretty similar to TIPS, except that gold, unlike TIPS, never yields any interest.
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Except, that is, for a portion that was buried, for an unusual and arguably hilarious reason.
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Except that there are certain visuals where it looks like they took snapshots from my life.
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Little has changed, except that the trucks zipping along the freeways appear to be driverless lumps.
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Met has a lot in common with her spouse, except that she has hair and eyelashes.
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Except that Hendrix had just donated several hundred thousand dollars toward a locker room and offices.
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For Android users, the same rules apply, except that your rebus button is under the [ ... ] button.
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Exactly where, Tiffany would not say, except that it was in a vault in another location.
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" (21969) has some of the orderliness of previous work, except that its stack of superlatives ("Cool!
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Which shouldn't be that interesting, except that Sam Rockwell makes him kind of an odious oddball.
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Which would have been fine, except that the government had mistaken them for an underhanded corporation.
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Except that if the government keeps dithering on relief funds, they will force it to be.
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Except that seems not to have worked and clearly many of his employees ignored the directive.
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I won't give much more away (except that interesting things happen when you look through windows).
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Yeah, except that it opened up the business model to companies such as Netflix and Spotify.
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Which seems about fine except that United Airlines Flight 83 doesn’t actually fly to LHR.
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I wouldn't mention it except that an order went missing every time I ate at Llama Inn.
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Very little is known about them, except that many were from Cornell University and the surrounding communities.
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It's very hard to provide clear evidence that quantitative easing matters except that it's changing people's expectations.
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If things are going well I am also that person, except that I'm just behind the booth.
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Terms of the deal remain undisclosed, except that PSA Group is now a majority shareholder in Autobutler.
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I do not know much about her, except that she is a very successful and popular person.
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Except that the superpower our heroes Suzie and John possess: They can stop time when they orgasm.
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Except that even before the election, during the debates, he was unwilling to say it was Russia.
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Superman doesn't appear in any posters, trailers, or marketing materials, except that 2016 Comic-Con promo shot.
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It would have been another amazing save, except that, well, the ball was clearly over the line.
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There's not much more to say about the design of this particular model except that it's thoughtful.
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Except that these tiny metalenses end up being thinner than a human hair, and weigh almost nothing.
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Evan and JubileeWe don't know much about Evan and Jubilee's relationship, except that they're in bed together.
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It does, except that very often the follow-up doesn't spread the way that the original did.
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The only difference is the missing home button, except that its rear now sports a Samsung logo.
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Except that the rule ... The person they're thinking for a rule maker is actually a rule breaker.
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Except that I was not a spy, here to recruit him, as I now realized he believed.
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I don't really think about it except that I try to eat as healthy as I can.
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Perhaps that doesn't mean much, except that it's hard to get a million people to do anything.
|
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Except that fire and flood can be the results of accidents, mishaps or even your own mistakes.
|
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The irate stories on TripAdvisor forums seemed like promising leads, except that the details didn't line up.
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We don't know a lot about whoever created ViperCard, except that it's copyrighted by one Ben Fisher.
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ChatWork is much the same, except that the company and its service have existed for five years.
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Which was good, except that the people in it were supposed to be living in the seventies.
|
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There were no serious complications, except that 10% of patients reported pain during sex at follow-up.
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Except that they were skinny and they laughed a lot and were often seen hugging one another.
|
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Clinton's unfavorable rating would be the highest in U.S. political history, except that Trump's is even higher.
|
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Except that odds are your new coach was just someone else's coach -- and some else's before that.
|
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The Christians wish the same except that, for them, Catholicism is life and anything else is heresy.
|
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He was dismissed but the records do not say why, except that it was not for misconduct.
|
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Except that, on Monday afternoon, Giuliani released a statement walking back everything he had said on Sunday.
|
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The Rubio they kept foisting on Republican voters, except that the donors didn't see it as foisting.
|
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"Everything was great," he said, "except that I didn't have good looks and I didn't have talent."
|
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It would be all sorts of off-putting—except that that's exactly what their music sounds like.
|
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It would have been exciting news, except that some researchers openly doubted the project's methodology and results.
|
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I did all of that, except that I didn't get to meet her, which is too bad.
|
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Scant information about Marie survives, except that her family's poverty forced her into the ballet's harsh regime.
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The practice room hadn't changed much since Sciutto's time, except that now more trophies lined the walls.
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Except that the plans, as with many public buildings in Britain, included a quiet room for prayer.
|
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The experimental and control groups are alike, except that brand prejudice is removed from the experimental group.
|
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"It wasn't uncomfortable except that I went through the top of a Florida pine tree," he said.
|
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There seems to be no wrong, except that you have to share your living space with others.
|
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Amazing, except that tightrope walking of this kind is the essence of being a woman under scrutiny.
|
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That basically happened except that Samsung rolled in like a juggernaut and sucked all the air up.
|
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" Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson said: "I've never thought about hut except that it seems forceful.
|
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A. Yesterday was not that big a deal, except that it was an interruption to my schedule.
|
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Maloney said that she did not have additional details about the meeting, except that it is urgent.
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Nor has my gadget game changed much, except that I carry an external battery for my phone.
|
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"A set should be like a family, except that you all actually like each other," Waititi said.
|
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"This feels like a terrifying, crushing nightmare except that I'm somehow awake," said Ms. Cardenas-Lomas, 57.
|
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Except that I lead an institution that prides itself on its inclusivity, its diversity and its location.
|
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The Forge is comparable to the Cradle, except that it contains all the guests' information in code.
|
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But nothing has publicly gone back to Nigeria in decades, except, that is, for two small items.
|
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Nothing odd about that, except that the missile itself was also to be propelled by nuclear energy.
|
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Turnout is down, based on Iowa — except that it might also be up, based on New Hampshire.
|
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Everything is going according to the Divine Plan…except that someone seems to have misplaced the Antichrist.
|
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And that story may well have remained, except that his Ukrainian partners couldn't keep their mouths shut.
|
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Given the circumstances, it would be easy to discount the Thunder, except that Westbrook plays for them.
|
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I have no problem with packaged, sliced white bread, except that the slices are usually too thin.
|
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This turns out to be neither here nor there, except that it creates a casually confessional climate.
|
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Except that people have already confused it with Chechnya, a restive Russian republic nearly 22016,27 miles away.
|
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Except that this is not how the Constitution, and the elections it mandates, is supposed to work.
|
|
What possible reason do Democrats have to roll over — except that that's what they have always done?
|
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No big deal, except that the system that produces such rip-offs is ripe for the furies.
|
|
Except that the debate in Las Vegas does offer some potential twists and turns to watch for.
|
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He said Mr. Mnuchin had no response to that argument except that lawmakers should trust the administration.
|
|
Hunting is for when you kill your own food, except that most of your food is Cheetos.
|
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IZ: Except that one kid from middle school who's on Infowars and is hitting you up. Exactly.
|
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Except that the whole thing feels a little more awkward than just have a standalone Alexa-enabled speaker.
|
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We learn nothing much about the family members except that outsmarting dogs doesn't seem to be their forte.
|
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We can't say much about it, except that the admiral is as wily a character as you'd expect.
|
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The individual vials look like unnaturally thick earthworms, except that some are rearing like snakes about to strike.
|
|
The Tor browser looks like any other, except that there's a whole lot happening that you don't see.
|
|
Except that Trump, after acknowledging the error, flips back around and makes it again later in the interview.
|
|
Nothing about the Polaroid Snap or Polaroid Snap+ will out-spec a competitor...except that whole printing thing.
|
|
You might call this "supermemory," except that the category of "memory" doesn't seem to capture what's going on.
|
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I don't know what kind of thing it was yet except that it was a Hit Bargain thing.
|
|
The court papers do not specify what happened with the other documents except that they were recovered later.
|
|
Krugman: Except that they're not at all changing their expressed view of how much inflation is too high.
|
|
I've already covered the original idea, and everything is still true today except that all numbers are bigger.
|
|
So it's not that there's one technical being, except that just the complexity of the systems is growing.
|
|
There's not a lot of detail beyond that — except that the trailer, captured in 4K video, looks gorgeous.
|
|
Likewise Sanders, except that in his case the glorious future is more midcentury Scandinavia than space age America.
|
|
It's kind of like listening to a roaring fire, except that it's just frost melting off a blueberry.
|
|
Basically, Cobain's attitude towards food proves she's just like us — except that for the whole rock royalty thing.
|
|
Not that unusual as archaeological discoveries go, except that these fireplaces were between 14,200 and 14,400 years old.
|
|
Except that Fassbender's words aren't breaking up with anyone, they're just confirming the love we're all rooting for.
|
|
The toll would have been higher except that a seventh bomb, at another posh hotel, failed to explode.
|
|
Governments simply do not know how to deal with this—except, that is, for those that embrace it.
|
|
The specs are the same as any other second-generation Echo, except that it's covered in red fabric.
|
|
Except that there is no evidence that harsh treatment — either separation or detention — actually works as a deterrent.
|
|
Except that, unless you visited the link and kept reading, you'd miss what AT&T was actually saying.
|
|
So I can't say there was any surprises except that it was better than anything I'd ever imagined.
|
|
"Roseanne" and "Empire" don't have much in common, except that both are aimed at audiences that felt underserved.
|
|
Except, that is, for the testimony of Tate's eight-year-old daughter, Melissa Davis, who survived the attack.
|
|
Except that, as Jack soon realizes, he's now the only person on the planet who remembers The Beatles.
|
|
Her eyes are open, her lips white and parted, her expression almost dazed, except that it isn't anything.
|
|
Except that it still isn't clear what "action" the administration is threatening to take after those six months.
|
|
Except that the character "Trump" wasn't prepared to take office and there wasn't time to rewrite the script.
|
|
Except that the precedent has been set, and Senate Democrats now have a duty to return the favor.
|
|
This is all good fun, except that lazy journalists then start twisting their coverage to make it fit.
|
|
It's fascinating, and I would say it's fun—except that it's also existentially terrifying on a daily basis.
|
|
It could actually be an Olympic sport except that the ban itself would prevent other countries from participating.
|
|
That's exactly as shady as it sounds, except that the product you call your dealer for is legal.
|
|
Except that: Seeking out happiness isn't frivolous — and women are just as deserving of it as anyone else.
|
|
In a way, it was comparable to David Bowie, except that Prince brought that to the black community.
|
|
That wouldn't be so much of a problem, except that it exposes one of Hinge's greatest problems: inventory.
|
|
That may not seem remarkable -- except that humans weren't supposed to be in the Philippines so long ago.
|
|
Little is known about Hildegard's background except that she attended convent schools and briefly worked as a nanny.
|
|
" Quotable "Old memories are very easy to get, except that once you write about something, you've destroyed it.
|
|
Yehuda doesn't know what the changes mean, except that they indicate some epigenetic connection between parent and child.
|
|
Social media and our culture can make it seem like everyone is confident — except, that is, for you.
|
|
All in looks that likewise resisted labels, except that they communicated a palpable sense of the grown-up.
|
|
The deadly tension of their friendship has real potential, except that Sofia is characterized with soap opera clumsiness.
|
|
I don't see anything good in this budget, except that the road sector has got some good allocation.
|
|
Nothing really changes when there's drama with Wickham, except that Lydia begins overusing the sad-pineapple emoji sticker.
|
|
The nature of the case was not clear, except that officials said it was not a terrorism investigation.
|
|
It felt a lot like the Agricultural Show, except that all the cows have been replaced by robots.
|
|
It has the classic fridge look, except that the freezer is on the bottom instead of the top.
|
|
It is spectacularly unhinged, except that some seasons it feels like an almost logical explanation for repeated failure.
|
|
The motion was like putting on a sweater except that the sweater was a 17-foot Kevlar hull.
|
|
Except that, had the Indians succeeded in doing so, these two tightly bunched teams might be playing still.
|
|
Some describe the gathering as similar to the World Economic Forum, except that Jesus is the organizing principle.
|
|
Which is a fitting metaphor for the stock market this past week, except that the stampede really happened.
|
|
That's partly because Mr. Felder's acting is as broad as a silent-movie villain's, except that he's talking.
|
|
Like nepotism, this kind of narcissism favors familiarity over talent, except that the person being privileged is yourself.
|
|
Except that Fonny and Tish are loving while black, an existential truth that is turned into a nightmare.
|
|
The system doesn't really understand what "maroon" and "sleeve" really mean, except that they're present in this image.
|
|
And this sensation, which would be pornographic, almost, except that the performers are devoted — it's a religious act.
|
|
Little is known about his English wife, Mary, except that she was white, or about their several children.
|
|
Which would be good news, except that those studies looked at people who had been exercising for decades.
|
|
Except that in the 2020 Democratic race, absolutely every sign is beginning to point to just that outcome.
|
|
A step forward — except that, with men and women swimming together, a sexualized racial panic roiled the waters.
|
|
We don't learn much about these new people and their children except that the husband works in finance.
|
|
Why it matters: We don't know what Starboard wants from CVS, except that it isn't the status quo.
|
|
So far, so 2599 Chinese flagship phone, except that it runs more or less barebones stock Android 27.
|
|
Except that her mom had an affair with Roland Greyhill, and then was found murdered in his office.
|
|
The Suburban is identical to the Tahoe except that it's always been longer, allowing for more cargo space.
|
|
Except that in this case we, the humans in the theater seats, are not the only ones watching.
|
|
The BlanQuil functions just like the venerated sleep aid, except that it's in the form of a mask.
|
|
Can't imagine why except that both of them make me want to bang my head against a post.
|
|
Motherless in a way I didn't fully comprehend, except that I had no mother who would own me.
|
|
What is the rule of law except that we ultimately believe that we ought to follow certain rules?
|
|
This air fryer is the same as the aforementioned, except that it has a whopping 13-quart capacity.
|
|
This all might seem more theoretically interesting than fun to play — except that the combat is clever, too.
|
|
It was like the movie "Cocoon," except that people were rejuvenated by the arrival of spring, not aliens.
|
|
There is nothing exceptional about this except that, looking at van Meegeren's paintings now, his success seems incomprehensible.
|
|
This week wasn't terribly exciting, except that I turned down an offer from Urban Outfitters, which felt so great.
|
|
II. Except that Mauduit traveled to France, Switzerland, Spain, Iceland, Denmark, and Canada to find the darkness he needed.
|
|
We know very little about Vicky, except that she declines Don's dumb advances, opting instead to stay in class.
|
|
Nobody was quite sure what to expect—except that attendees would get shepherded somewhere in Chicago via school bus.
|
|
Little is known about the case, except that 149 individuals involved in the case were targeted by the wiretap.
|
|
One can think of livestreaming as something a bit like reality TV—except that it's live and real time.
|
|
I would have included the breeds except that they were obscure and wouldn't have meant anything to most readers.
|
|
Detective Pikachu is a traditional whodunnit story, except that it replaces the femme fatale with an electric yellow mouse.
|
|
Except that a Soundwall piece starts at $900, so while it might be a deal, it's an expensive one.
|
|
Less is known about the Nokia 3, except that it's meant to be the budget model of the line.
|
|
The early Defenders had little in common, except that they all hated each other and wore almost no clothes.
|
|
It feels like Sketchfab is becoming a sort of stock photography site, except that it's all about 3D models.
|
|
DION got his first paying job at 14—which would be admirable, except that he was selling crack cocaine.
|
|
Except that it turns out that ISIS is actually hoping and praying for Trump to win the presidency. Literally.
|
|
A similar taste in fashion might not say much except that the costume director thinks this is a lewk.
|
|
It seems like a lame gag, except that when the numbers hit zero, their clocks do actually run out.
|
|
" Gerwig said, "That's not something you think of as Marmee saying, except that it's right there in the book.
|
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"I never got that he was druggy at all — except that he was Brad, troubled Brad," said the veteran.
|
|
So, what else is there to say then, Mr. Simons, except that many of us are pulling for you?
|
|
It would be just another boxing match, albeit a huge one, except that McGregor is not even a boxer.
|
|
I don't know why his name is Tostitos Tyler, except that he's trying to buy Tostitos for whatever reason.
|
|
Their political structures would change little, except that local "chief executives" would replace governors sent by the colonial powers.
|
|
It's a little like a gamified Peloton, except that users needn't buy a $2,000 stationary bike to get started.
|
|
I didn't notice much about race except that the girls would play with my hair because it was different.
|
|
Except that YouTube Red will now be known as YouTube Premium since it covers both music and video. Confused?
|
|
Except that he would: Delaney pays for his program by eliminating the tax exclusion for employer-provided health benefits.
|
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His elevation may give succour to Mr Bouteflika's allies—except that many of them seem to be in custody.
|
|
Except that one of them, Chris Watts, was married and his wife was pregnant with the couple's third child.
|
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It covers all fossil fuel consumption except that used to generate electricity, which is covered by separate energy taxes.
|
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NELL PAINTER: I don't think it has anything to do with him personally, except that he's a black man.
|
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My performing life and fruit-hunting life are pretty separate except that performing gives me the opportunity to travel.
|
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Mat has no reason to be this kind, except that he believes that his purpose is to empower others.
|
|
It's a lot like Pokemon, except that the main kid isn't trying to capture and imprison the magical creatures.
|
|
"Stras was good except that they kept hitting the ball out of the ballpark," Nationals manager Dusty Baker said.
|
|
He seems just like one of us, except that he was involved in an incredible, Hollywood-like true story.
|
|
Except that according to the Times, IBM has gone above and beyond the call of duty in this respect.
|
|
Group therapy is useless to Emma until she tells her life story—except that it's not her life story.
|
|
Everything about Stephanie Parze's home in New Jersey, her father says, seemed undisturbed — except that she was not there.
|
|
" Warren bristles, Church Lady-style: "You have done a fine job here, except that one painting looks crooked, Hillary.
|
|
Except that these are bearer (ie, unregistered) bonds issued under Peruvian law as compensation, not as an investment instrument.
|
|
But there's never any reason for these bits to be there except that they are also in the games.
|
|
We still don't know exactly what it will look like, except that it will be live video of football.
|
|
Except that a court with five liberal justices likely wouldn't have taken up the case in the first place.
|
|
And there's just no solution to it except that someone needs to literally step in and be your partner.
|
|
Except that he did not follow through, so it will be harder on Thursday to make any similar statement.
|
|
The mushrooms were wholly unremarkable, except that some of them were cooked to the point of being crispy. Eek.
|
|
She declined to specify when drilling began except that it was after the company received federal permission on Wednesday.
|
|
Chipotle's keto bowl looked pretty similar to Qdoba's, except that instead of smoked brisket, it had carnitas (pulled pork).
|
|
"Southland" reminds me a lot of both of those shows, except that it never made much of a splash.
|
|
In 1954, the same roles were played by Judy Garland and James Mason, except that this was a musical.
|
|
Zillo said he had been intrigued, except that he had recognized one thing: Girardi was agitated after some losses.
|
|
More in Campaign Biden clashes with Gillibrand: 'I don't know what happened except that you're now running for president'
|
|
Except that the real Yvette, in her anger at Monique, keeps blurring the line between La Doña and herself.
|
|
Next picture is of her with another guy – all smiles, everyone is happy, except that is not her husband.
|
|
I was nothing different or special except that I went on to be a successful author and public figure.
|
|
Except that a week after I set my dinosaur up, it still refused to put on its shimmer show.
|
|
"I don't know how to put this exactly, except that you do what you've got to do," Tork said.
|
|
Except that if you believe the data at Brooks Baseball, he actually threw more sinkers—64—against the Yankees.
|
|
He's those SNL bros, except that his lack of self-awareness is coupled with ambition and religious MRA rhetoric.
|
|
The friend who invited me out to DredgeFest is a professional infrastructurist himself — except that his is in orbit.
|
|
Their bodies might eventually wash up on the beach, just as his did, except that he was still alive.
|
|
Except that as a work of science, the Stanford Prison Experiment has now been judged to be fatally flawed.
|
|
It's good of him to let Issa crash at his place, except that he's kind of a terrible roommate.
|
|
" This gumbo was like the food of Louisiana grandmothers, Cassimere recalls, except that "you could get it 18923 hours.
|
|
"I can tell you nothing about him personally, except that he was a nice, young kid," Mr. Reeb said.
|
|
That side of him might be called Nixonian, except that Mr. Trump tends to be more boldfaced than tricky.
|
|
This celebration is like a junior version of Bonnaroo or Burning Man, except that all the entertainment is free.
|
|
Then Perez came on screen and apologized for not being in attendance — except that he'd said no such thing.
|
|
Except that, every time Jansen enters a game, he still assumes that he will pitch until the last out.
|
|
In many ways, her current life mirrors her old one as a junior, except that now she is alone.
|
|
It felt like 2000th-century slavery — except that these girls would be dead of AIDS by their early 22010s.
|
|
Except that both the ground maintenance personnel and the flight crew performed their calculations using pounds instead of kilograms.
|
|
During a recent interview, it hardly seemed that seven years had passed, except that Ms. Byers's sons are taller.
|
|
The graphic listed what appeared to be the top six candidates, except that it didn't quite get it right.
|
|
The truck was a standard Kia pickup, except that its bed had been fitted with rocket launchers, they said.
|
|
Not much happens in it except that a terribly lonely man writes a story for a terribly clever girl.
|
|
"We will knock on all the doors, except that of the (Israeli) occupation, to resolve the problems," he said.
|
|
"I can't explain it except that in their way, donkeys think faster than we do," says Mary, Hal's wife.
|
|
Which is fine except that countries like China and its state-owned conglomerates don't abide by the same rules.
|
|
Which is a fine lesson to teach, except that Yennefer is almost immediately transformed into a hot, booby witch.
|
|
One might therefore expect peak retirement for baby-boomers in the coming years—except that they are not retiring.
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In another, a woman practices yoga, except that when she goes topsy-turvy, the camera goes upside down too.
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Except that it won't be ready to roll that stuff out until the spring of 2019, at the earliest.
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It's not entirely different from the company's website, except that the app allows users to set up custom phone alerts.
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Except that actual experts are still debating whether "addiction" is the right term for the relationship between humans and smartphones.
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Penticool. We know very little about Vicky, except that she declines Don's dumb advances, opting instead to stay in class.
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After I downloaded the app and filled in my profile, I was ready to start browsing — except that I couldn't.
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So leaders in Beijing will put any amount of pressure on North Korea, except that amount which might actually work.
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That's not a huge deal, except that his M:I6 contract, set by Paramount, forbids him from shaving off his mustache.
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Except that, as members of his own administration continue to clarify, this wasn't a broad effort to root out corruption.
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That sounds great in theory, except that intermediaries are required to advocate for the technology, propose projects, and lobby governments.
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The spicy version seems to be almost the same, except that it's loaded with chipotle sauce for an extra kick.
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We don't know much about it except that she posted it on Instagram with the caption "Nuptials"; no location tag.
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What signal is Facebook getting from the market, except that revenue was up 26 percent year over year last quarter?
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Except that at this point, bagels aren't a New York-specific food, and people eat them all kinds of ways.
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Such a movement might seem unremarkable, except that the country of more than 9 million people rarely uses the site.
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At the time, doctors didn't know much about heart attack and stroke, except that they were common and often deadly.
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I'd say I lost a year's writing time to it, except that it was also a year spent in recalibration.
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Except that Trump keeps misspelling "counsel" as "councel," including a period where he did it three days in a row.
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Except that it only "just works" with Android and web apps that have been updated to support Google's latest APIs.
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Except that Stefan is increasingly distracted from this goal by one choice after another — and so are we, as players.
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Tension builds steadily as points are racked up: You never know what's coming next, except that something will come next.
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You could almost chalk the difference entirely up to Lando, except that George Lucas himself seems to use Can Han.
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Except that — a decade after the fact — a lot of the movie's comedic punch lines have come home to roost.
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There's nothing technically wrong with Sam, except that he's the most generic American mascot design you could come up with.
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" Holmes said Hudson didn't give her any advice when she took the stage for her performances, except that she's "ready.
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"I was sleepy, and don't remember much of what happened, except that we were packed into the car," Redzepi recalls.
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THEY looked distinctly like G-men, except that they had the letters ICO emblazoned on their backs instead of FBI.
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Except that, thanks to the Penguins, doing that this week would also mean skipping the biggest story in the league.
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Economic efficiencies, openness, except that we kind of underestimated people, again, psychologically, people are not just gonna ... Do their best.
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Nothing came of the conversation that day—except that Rutan learned Allen was a "space nut" with money to spend.
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I don't know what else to say, except that I definitely don't agree with the "best arancina in town" statement.
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It's not all that different from the flagship product, except that these orifices are molded after actual individuals—specifically, pornstars.
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She is reluctant to say more, except that she has been criticized for cooking with the town's contaminated tap water.
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Apple's caveats are the same as Google, except that it also won't notify users in the event of an emergency.
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Except that now you're talking about being out to millions of people at once, which only amplifies all those fears.
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Except that Cotton admits he thinks there's more to a "violent" offender than just being convicted of a violent crime.
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We don't know much about her early life, except that at one point she worked at a brothel in Canton.
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Richard Goldstein (1987) said that it's as if we were living through the Blitz, except that nobody knows its happening.
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"They couldn't really figure out what was wrong, except that I shouldn't be on the boat by myself," she said.
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Except that it does because there's still another whole new flavor, and this one's for the caramel lovers out there.
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Except that he no longer whistled into the wind or talked to his irritable mare, there was nothing to show.
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This would be all right, I guess, except that he's so clearly miserable over the lack of company up there.
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Except that "transformative" design company Studio Banana is based in Europe, with offices based in London, Lake Geneva and Madrid.
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"I really don't think the characters have changed very much, except that they're now adults and mothers." she told TVLine.
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That's a normal enough message, except that he sent at least 10 more texts before she was able to answer.
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Except that they're actually Soviet spies, and they wear various disguises and participate in long-term cons to gather intelligence.
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She describes a world sort of like ours, except that the volume of the internet has been turned way up.
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Except that one might ask … when exactly have conservative Catholics really shown a perfect intransigence against any and all change?
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Except that, on closer examination, Graham-Cassidy wasn't the amazing legislative solution that Republicans so badly wanted it to be.
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Except that she's a lot easier to stand and pose in robot mode, and has a much cooler head sculpt.
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And then of course Floyd Mayweather Jr., who I won't comment much on except that he was rightfully passed over.
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Clinton winning North Carolina, the 2016 map will look exactly like the 2008 map — except that Republicans would win Indiana.
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"I don't know what's happened except that you're now running for president," Biden said to loud applaud from the crowd.
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She would not say how much she paid, except that it was enough that she asked her parents for help.
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No one in the house could understand her, except that she would cry out for her mother all the time.
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Same deal: Old tweets unearthed, some racially insensitive comments — except that the ending of her Times story is much different.
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The racks of trays resembled a server room in an office, except that each row had plants growing on it ...
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This season's shoes are lace-up heels — beautiful, except that they aren't staying put high up on the models' calves.
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"In private, he is exactly like he is on TV, except that he doesn't curse in public," he told me.
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I would rank this card higher on the list, except that there are *only* 1,175 Radisson hotels around the world.
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In a blog post on Monday, Oculus revealed very little except that pre-orders will open from 8am Pacific time.
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We would advise you on what it's like to be overshadowed by that other program, except that we don't know.
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TC: I'm a Chewy customer but I'm not even sure why, except that it's easy for me to re-order.
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Except that Rupert Murdoch doesn't think so: Source says Murdoch has not been high on the RSNs for several years.
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This service is basically an online version of Costco Wholesale, except that you don't need a membership to use it.
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He might not be noticed by anyone, except that he has a mother, whom he adores and who adores him.
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There were no obvious signs of hell, except that we were put on the Silver Meteor, which goes to Miami.
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"The Friend" could almost carry a trigger warning for writers, teachers and readers, except that Nunez's prose itself comforts us.
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The criminal justice system seals the records of minors, except, that is, when we choose to try them as adults.
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But an autopsy Friday revealed no trauma except that consistent with lifesaving measures, said the area's district attorney, Michael O'Keefe.
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" Except that the nobody notices: As soon as he hears Ryan's song, Danny realizes her "Stay" once was his "Sway.
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It's best not to say much more about the plot, except that it is pure pleasure to feel it unfold.
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Guy visits her, bearing groceries, and their relationship is exactly as it was, except that it now involves hungry sex.
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Except that Kristen Bell and Kelsey Grammer are playing a daughter and her long-estranged father, not would-be lovers.
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Not bad for a small country — except that all of them left Hungary to make their lives and careers elsewhere.
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Just what accounts for the town's communal tolerance, people say they're not sure, except that it has always been so.
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We'd just talk about, like — except that would be the overshadow of the conversation, would be what we just heard.
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I thought of it as a very long, sustained reading process -- except that I was the one producing the words.
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No word yet on specific investors, except that the $200 million comes from a mix of new and existing backers.
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But China, about which he knows little except that it has a lot of money and people, makes him nervous.
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This is a quietly ambitious protest song in the mold of early U2, except that instead of searing, it motors.
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We learn nothing at all about Strickland, except that he is the subject of wild legends among the student body.
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They're a regular Mutt and Jeff duo, except that they're not funny or charismatic or much of anything at all.
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Except that I can barely hear what anyone is saying once we're no longer speaking in clipped or stentorian phrases.
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Except that here they are not about B movies or the Royale with cheese, à la "Pulp Fiction," but theater.
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Her friends are 212, 212, 2211 — too young to face such grief, we think helplessly, except that suddenly they must.
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Except that, at least according to the tweet, the elimination of all billionaires is the end goal of Sanders' plan.
|
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Amazon has revealed few details about the store, except that it&aposs expected to sell produce, alcohol, and prepared meals.
|
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Except that it's one Lee who turns up, clad in a gender-neutral wrap and makeup that highlights his cheekbones.
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I see no obvious red flags—except that, apparently, she has less access to the Democratic fundraising network than Cunningham.
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Except that there are no four-letter "Bits of beachwear" that begin with an O, as we see at 29D.
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Argentine and Peruvian oil companies recently did the same, for the same reason, except that they closed thirty-six platforms.
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The format (no reservations, dim sum from morning to night) is the same here as elsewhere, except that until Jan.
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Replay is very much like Wrapped, except that it includes playlists for every year you've subscribed to Apple Music, retroactively.
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So, he didn't want anything to do with it -- except that he did have a lot to do with it!
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A relative came outside to say that the family had nothing to say to reporters, except that they were "grieving."
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He liked to say that he continued painting's long involvement with light, except that his light was real, not depicted.
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Oh, and a molded imprint of my infant daughter's foot, which would be really sweet except that she's now 8.
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There is, but there's that kind of yes, I agree with that, except that that scale requires a huge company.
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Beyond the glory of New Donk City, we don't know much about Super Mario Odyssey, except that it'll have Mario.
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It's reminiscent of Home Alone, except that it wasn't his home, he wasn't alone, and he was the (alleged) criminal.
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The precedent is 17th-century Flemish still-life painting, except that a human being has replaced the usual hunted game.
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There's nothing wrong with that, except that the video also has some unclear effect on your odds of getting a job.
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It would be perfectly suited for checking in between tweeting or sending a text, except that it's not on your phone.
|
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Once you've traded in a phone, Sprint says you'll get 50 percent off an iPhone 8 — except, that isn't really true.
|
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The consulting room had not changed, except that instead of one orchid on his desk, the room was filled with them.
|
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Leonardo DiCaprio recently stepped out at a club, nothing unusual – except that unlike last weekend, he is now an Oscar winner.
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It's like something out of Men In Black, except that no one has to have their memories erased after seeing it.
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He nearly had a four-point play except that he missed the free throw after a made 3-pointer with contact.
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Except that the 'what it's seen before' part is limited to vast image collections of either ocean waves, fires, or flowers.
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And, fundamentally, I think it comes across as two kindergarteners who are jostling each other, except that each has nuclear weapons.
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No big deal, except that two components, both the first stage rocket and the spacecraft, have already flown on previous missions.
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And fundamentally, I think it comes across as two kindergartners who are jostling each other, except that each has nuclear weapons.
|
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The 2016 Golden Globes were a minor disaster of an awards show — except that may be giving them too much credit.
|
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Except that upon deeper reflection, I found this creepy and believe it's a strange invasion of my and my friends' privacy.
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He doesn't know why he called her Henrietta except that he might have thought of a Dutch princess by that name.
|
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By the end of the segment, the world learned nothing new about Alex Jones, except that he sometimes sputters under pressure.
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DHS is, at least theoretically, the department primarily responsible for protecting the homeland from terrorist attacks — except that it is not.
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That alone would not have been problematic except that the video feature wrongly triggered the placement of the powerful login code.
|
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The problems of unrequited love or complicated friendships are relatable, except that everyone tackles their problems in the stupidest of ways.
|
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It's the same at Peloton, except that its instructors can reach more than 1,000 people each ride rather than several dozen.
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I don't know what else to say except that you have to be there to understand the beauty of it all.
|
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Except that now the citizens of Beijing have seen a marked improvement in air quality, they understandably want more of it.
|
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Except that PhishMe took 240 years and consumed $28 million of capital, while Phantom took 240 years and consumed $24 million.
|
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"I don't know what's happened except that you're now running for president," he said to Gillibrand, to oohs from the crowd.
|
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Which would be great, except that Kylie doesn't seem too interested in the boot camp circuit with Don, the super trainer.
|
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Mac Siri even sounds like a similar concept as Cortana, except that it lives in the opposite corner of the screen.
|
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"There seems to be no explanation except that his father is trying to make a buck off his name," she continued.
|
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And here we are, more than a year later, with nothing having been determined except that there was no Russian collusion.
|
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Except that Nick has omitted the small detail that he's actually the heir to one of the human universe's largest fortunes.
|
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Little is revealed, except that war is hell (and perhaps that making a film about 21st-century conflicts is tricky, too).
|
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That's all well and good except that these types of reviews are strictly against Best Buy policy, as 9to5Google points out.
|
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Well, except that sometimes, you know, except ... Let's talk about the real problem, whatever the real problem is in that area.
|
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That might seem like a pointed criticism of teen narcissism, except that director John McPhail is unfailingly on these kids' side.
|
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It would be easy to dismiss the challenge, except that Mr Hayek's career path is uncannily similar to his American rival's.
|
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Except that she's been a senator and secretary of state, and he's got his name on a ton of golf courses.
|
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I remember nothing of her except that she shouted "Camerooooooon" all the time and won the first season of the show.
|
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Except, that is, when things go well, as they did when President Donald Trump delivered his address to Congress in February.
|
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However for unresolved issues details are provided — except that the images are always obfuscated to protect the privacy of the child.
|
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Except that the reason smart analysts believed Trump had no chance was because they thought GOP leaders would eventually take action.
|
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Which would be a nifty movie all by itself, except that it's terribly one-sided, depicting Gawker as the innocent victim.
|
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We don't know much beyond that except that Bennett has spent time in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta working on it.
|
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Wolverton provided few other details about the expected documents, except that they contain emails from longtime Clinton aide Huma Abedin's clintonemail.
|
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Except that life in the public eye means that they still hear about each other through the news — good and bad.
|
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It's all really great news, except that at this point there aren't any gadgets that can handle such fast microSD cards.
|
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That choice might seem apolitical — except that a long list of women have accused the president of sexual assault or misconduct.
|
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Except that never really seemed to work, so now I immediately give whoever attempts anything off the book a stern lecture.
|
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These funds, like those passed this week, might have been spun as "breaking parity," except that the spin is just that.
|
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The door would have been open for Bonk to finally beat Alekseyev at the Moscow Games—except that Bonk wasn't there.
|
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It made me think of those "get you a man who does both" memes, except that both sides tasted the same.
|
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By the end everything is back to normal (if such a thing exists on Hot Streets), except that Chubbie is heartbroken.
|
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Surely a curriculum would be introduced only after research indicated that it did—except that there is no evidence of that.
|
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I was ready to pack my suitcases and say good bye for sure, except that I had run out of money!
|
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We don't know what "death" means for the infected Cooper, per se, except that he's now chow for the other demons.
|
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He could be any dude enjoying casual Friday at the office, except that an enormous silver crucifix hangs from his neck.
|
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It's sort of like the Gmail of the federal prison system, except that it looks like it was designed in 1992.
|
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Except that it did appear to bother Mosby, who has insisted that the officers shouldn't be allowed to make that choice.
|
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Suppose you had to choose between two parallel worlds that were alike except that people in one had significantly higher incomes.
|
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The statements would have been unremarkable, except that they were attributed to Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, the Emir of Qatar.
|
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I didn't know anything about Rwanda except that it sounded better than Holot and safer than Eritrea, so I said yes.
|
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No one really agrees, except that to be part of the establishment is most certainly a bad look in today's politics.
|
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Inside are a hair salon, a cafe and a gym — normal shops for a typical neighborhood — except that they are underground.
|
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Participants don't have much in common except that they have lost a family member -- typically a father or husband -- to overwork.
|
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Except that once you get inside and start checking out the "products", you're left amused at best, desperately baffled at worst.
|
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It makes sense people want to avoid this, except that it dismisses the feelings of people who aren't in romantic partnerships.
|
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Except that to meet Belgian building requirements, the NATO HQ is only 32 meters (105 ft) tall at its highest point.
|
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It bears repeating that watching Westworld isn't the same as visiting Westworld—except that, in a way, it kind of is.
|
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Now this accounting change may actually make sense, except that the gains on long-term stocks are not adjusted for inflation.
|
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It's like some bonding exercise on a corporate retreat, except that senior and junior staff mingle, and hundreds of outsiders watch.
|
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The health care reform legislation raised the threshold to 22015 percent for everyone in 286.9 except that group of older taxpayers.
|
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Except that nobody in our family is going to waltz in and buy $3.35 million in chips to bail us out.
|
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I know almost nothing about it except that it's really good and it's epic, and I'm in that kind of mood.
|
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Except that Mr. Toor, 36, who was born and raised in Lahore, Pakistan, primarily depicts gay men of South Asian descent.
|
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Mr. Trump may have tried a variation of that on Thursday evening, except that he was applying it to military deterrence.
|
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That part feels mostly normal, except that all the packages and bags brought inside are now wiped down and disinfected first.
|
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It was like a crossword, except that instead of clues, every answer was alphabetized by length, presented as a word bank.
|
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"Admissions," as that pun of a title suggests, is a kind of confessional, except that no forgiveness is offered, or deserved.
|
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The reality is that there isn't a clean narrative, except that Bernie is doing well but is not currently the frontrunner.
|
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I feel like you and I ... This is where I pour you another drink, except that it's too early for that.
|
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Except that in our real-life, present-day drama, this Falstaff has somehow managed to usurp Henry and seize his crown.
|
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Except that the truth was he only used to be into punk, or rather, he was only into the old stuff.
|
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There are no absolutes except that you'll probably want to eat something if you're going to run for a long time.
|
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Except that Seaver was the immortal, the forever young, so composed and so fiercely competitive and so analytical about his efforts.
|
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The bloc would have no practical objections to a short delay, except that it could be too brief to accomplish anything.
|
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Gott made that prediction, except that he also made use of the knowledge that the wall was then eight years old.
|
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But the current exhibition suggests that toilets are equally important as art — except, that is, when they're actually the same thing.
|
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The young man felt fine for the rest of the trip, except that his sightseeing was limited by his swollen foot.
|
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"There's no other way for them to enter the U.S. except that they make panels in the United States," he said.
|
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Except that Trump's instinctive need to appease dictators appears to be even more powerful than his aversion to imitating his predecessor.
|
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He may have been right, except that this approach reduces pilots to journeymen and ignores the role of airmanship in safety.
|
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Except that Romney himself famously said that 47 percent of Americans are moochers who would never vote for him for president.
|
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The MX Master 3 doesn't re-invent the wheel — except that it literally does, in the case of the scroll wheel.
|
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The authorities in Orange County haven't laid out many other details, except that a replica handgun was found at the scene.
|
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Except that Bunn, who survived years of wrongful incarceration with his humanity intact, is determined to write the next chapter himself.
|
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He killed 6 million people without the use of nerve agents, except that whole gas chamber thing... This is actually worse.
|
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" He added, "Except that they were white men, there was no difference at all between them and other North Korean soldiers.
|
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"Except that people got carried away over the years," she said with a disapproving shake of her cloud of raven curls.
|
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Except that the coffee shop had been squeezed out; in its place, a large pink building was fenced up for construction.
|
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There was no difference in scores between the two groups, except that breast-feeders had slightly higher scores in verbal function.
|
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The testimony wouldn't even have been enough, except that it put the investigators onto a line of inquiry that produced data.
|
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That would be just so much ancient history except that history is repeating itself, offering a fascinating undercurrent to Monday's argument.
|
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Goliath story -- except that most investors don't believe Slack has a big enough rock to slay the giant from Redmond, Washington.
|
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Except that the date — and, indeed, a full week thereafter — has come and gone with no of announcement of an election.
|
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That might have been the end of the matter, except that Mr. Poroshenko's presidency came to an end that same month.
|
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Claire Kretzschmar might be said to define its sunny spirit, except that no one in this work stands out for long.
|
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I think it is much too early to know what this ultimately means, except that the investigation has moved further along.
|
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Commodore Webb did not know the medical conditions of the seven, except that they were "pretty dehydrated" when they were found.
|
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So they're the same, essentially, except that the Nike version of the Apple Watch Series 280 has some Nike … KS: Software.
|
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The "surprises" themselves would have just been a policy brushfire — except that a legal dispute opened up within the administration itself.
|
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There was no background in art there, except that it was a Jewish immigrant family striving for success and for education.
|
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"It's almost like it's 'Groundhog Day,' except that today it actually is Groundhog Day and they're doing it again," Mr. Earnest said.
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I would compare it to Rudy Giuliani's Florida strategy in 2008, except that Giuliani actually led in national polls; Kasich … does not.
|
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Sure, maybe there is some deal possible to get her interested, except that Whitman is as close to never as it gets.
|
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So too TPG's David Trujillo, whom some have pegged a Benchmark ally, except that he has been open to Immelt and others.
|
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In this case, there is quid pro quo except that Pyongyang is getting a summit with the president, which they've always wanted.
|
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"Ron in his forties isn't very different from Ron in his teens, except that his feet hurt a bit more," Rowling noted.
|
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This is an actual love for them, because I share an image-repertoire with them, except that they have never met me.
|
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It's barely worth fighting for, except that, especially in the wake of the Iowa fiasco, New Hampshire will punch above its weight.
|
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What does the cocktail name "Clockwork Pink" mean, except that the theme of the bar is clockwork, and Lisa Vanderpump likes pink?
|
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FCA has not said what happened after he left the operating theatre, except that he suffered complications that suddenly worsened on Saturday.
|
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"No one's found anything wrong with his dealings with Ukraine, except that they say it sets a bad image," Joe Biden said.
|
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" Except that people argue endlessly about taste; a truer phrase is "there's no way of proving your case in matters of taste.
|
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"In my life nothing changed, except that now I have full pocket of food coupons to eat in Keule Ruke," Bonanu said.
|
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" Except that most of the young women reading Who What Wear might not want to spend their time at work saying "no.
|
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It's as if repeating the word makes it a reality, except that universities primarily tend to focus on rhetoric and cosmetic changes.
|
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Great rhetoric – except that the trade deals they negotiated mainly lifted the yachts—and threw millions of working Americans overboard to drown.
|
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FCA has not said what happened after he left the operating theater, except that he suffered complications that suddenly worsened on Saturday.
|
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The now-available $1 Nacho Fries are like regular fries except that they're dusted with what Taco Bell has dubbed, Mexican seasoning.
|
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Few details are given about this life-changing moment, except that it happened last year and it led to a Twitter account.
|
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Not much is known about the fourth project, Pico and Sepulveda, except that it takes place in California during the 1840s. 5.
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It's a process that's actually surprisingly similar to photosynthesis, except that toxic fumes are used for energy in place of the Sun.
|
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The Black and White Hot Cocoa is similar to the Black and White Mocha, except that is doesn't contain any espresso roast.
|
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And scientists can indeed yank CO2 out of thin air, except that the process is expensive, not very efficient, and morally complicated.
|
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That is sweet, except that Jenner has more than one daughter to begin with, so we're not really sure what she's implying.
|
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"Those who don't know anything except that they like to trade off of overseas markets, they just sold, sold, sold," he said.
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The company: Not much is known about what Autonomic is building, except that it's working on software related to self-driving cars.
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And truly, I don't know that there is one except that there will be no line, the government will listen to you.
|
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Today's worries are very similar, except that the photos might be snatched from the privacy of any one of your interconnected devices.
|
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Chao didn't get into many specifics at the recent Senate hearing, except that the administration wants some permitting processes to happen concurrently.
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Trump has revealed little about his intentions for NAFTA, which took effect in 1994, except that he wants large changes with Mexico.
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Little is certain about the future of the car industry except that the cost of preparing for it will be exceptionally high.
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That sounds reasonable—except that the McCullough Peaks herd comprises just 2000 animals, out of 240,24.6 wild horses that roam public rangelands.
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Except that in Singapore, public housing is nicer than a lot of middle-class neighborhoods in America, and it houses almost everyone.
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The Mulsanne's twin chicanes seemed pretty straightforward, except that you enter the first from the right and the second from the left.
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Which might be fine — this is, after all, a response to Dostoyevsky — except that "Idiot" doesn't offer anything coherent in their place.
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Accordingly, the extraordinary overcompensation documented in the AEI study continues today, except that the resulting financial hole has grown much deeper since.
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The building is now a migrant shelter for unaccompanied minors, able to house 224 teenagers — except that it is overstuffed with 281.
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This would seem minimal, except that to qualify for Medicaid as a single person requires an annual income of less than $16,640.
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The contraption is much like a normal coffee brewer, except that it grinds fresh coffee beans before filtering them into the pot.
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But still, it felt serendipitous — another of that summer's unplanned events, except that there was nothing embarrassing or mistaken about this one.
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"Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established," the passage says.
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Could Trump have been partially right when he charged that Obama "tapped" him, except that the "tapping" would have been judicially approved?
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It was not that different from what I usually carry to protests, except that I don't have such a nice key chain.
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Lying as an ego booster won't either -- except that it could further endanger the presidency he fought so hard to claim. 5.
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As he lay on top of me, he said that he liked my story, except that he'd been confused by the beginning.
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Sounds easy enough, except that the cold brew is house-made and so is the nocino, which is also fortified with rum.
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He is every past-their-prime classic rock group and casino singer, except that he's still at the forefront of popular culture.
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Except that it's really happening this May: Finnair is hosting the inaugural "Match Made in HEL" runway show at Finland's Helsinki Airport.
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Except that everybody and their grandmother knows what the screen grab shortcut is now, so nothing is ever really gone, is it?
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Sounds harmless, except that Steve is really stoned and is scratching my brand new record by skipping around from track to track.
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Offering the girls a ride in his growling car, he puts on music to boost the mood, except that it isn't music.
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Except that I initially thought this would be a vowel progression theme, since I first got LATIN PERCUSSION and then LEOPARD PRINT.
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Little is known about her time at the company during the war years, except that Mr. Reimann Jr. was now her boss.
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"There is no consistency to our routine except that we're together and spending quality time with the kids," Mr. Burtka, 44, said.
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Except that Tehran did nothing to moderate its behavior after the nuclear deal was signed, and most sanctions were lifted, in 2016.
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After one possession, a ball boy for the Heat mopped up a wet spot — except that it still looked wet to Housen.
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"There is nothing further on the Oswald case except that he is dead," the memo begins laconically before reciting the day's events.
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"There is nothing further on the Oswald case except that he is dead," the memo begins laconically, before reciting the day's events.
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Dark matter, of which we know nothing except that its collective gravity sculpts and holds the galaxies together, amounts to 25 percent.
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I won't give away that twist, though that also means I can't say what the issue is, except that it is feminist.
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All good Christian wisdom — except that some sinners only want a future where they can return to the same old awful sins.
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All of it totally authentic to the very last detail — except that the money isn't mine, and the check is a fake.
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That's not unlike what you might see during the Super Bowl, except that now traffic is staying sky high, day after day.
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It could have been the punch line in a standup bit, except that no one seemed to know if she was joking.
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Holiday movies do something similar, except that the "transcendent force" they make viewers feel is not about God or another supreme being.
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This is how old-fashioned fluorescent tubes work, except that the UV light is produced by LEDs instead of an excited gas.
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It's similar to domestic first class in the US, except that there's much more pitch, or legroom, and they're generally more comfortable.
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"That was a good article, except that thing about gender — what's it called, gender-fluid?" he said, referring to the Esquire profile.
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Anyway, no easy answers here except that whenever you see a monthly price, I encourage you to immediately multiply it by 303.
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It is, perhaps, a vampirish way to work, except that he seems to leave his collaborators more alive than he found them.
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It's similar in nature to other IRAs, except that instead of being funded by gold, cash, and bonds, it's backed by bitcoin.
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They have no vision of the common good, except that Republican donors should get more money and Democratic donors should have less.
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Practically nothing has been consistent about Mr. Trump's approach to North Korea, except that he repeatedly blames his predecessors for his predicament.
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This is a plausible interpretation, except that the presumed date of 1689 for the opera's premiere no longer holds a valid claim.
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This was the case for de Cima, who had an uneventful experience with his balloon—except that he ended up gaining weight.
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It's fairly unremarkable except that Syndergaard was promptly tossed, Terry Collins lost his shit, and, now, we know what everyone was saying.
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These same features are still available post-redesign, except that, today, delving into an individual category only takes one tap, instead of two.
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Drinking might get some serious thematic competition from music, except that the two so frequently go together in Motley's paintings, as in life.
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Kyncl: I think you have... there are no simple answers to that, except that there was a lot of interest in that video.
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In firing Williamson on Wednesday, May said an investigation had left no other credible explanation for the leak except that Williamson was responsible.
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The Premiere+ ($22019) offers the same, except that it includes Roku's voice remote with the TV power and volume up and down buttons.
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It sort of worked in VR, except that whenever I tried to use the hand controllers, my avatar spun around like a top.
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Modern 215-in-218s are exactly the kind of machine I've been searching for all these years, except that they still weren't economical.
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This sounded pretty similar to what Flattr was already doing, except that users didn't have to hit a button to "Flattr" a website.
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Not much has been said about what to expect, except that two more members of the Jones family will be joining the cast.
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It works a lot like Venmo does in the US, except that anyone can build their own payments app on top of UPI.
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He used to belong to a club but won't say which one, except that today it would be considered a "one-percent" club.
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I had a pretty normal life, except that my parents were private investigators and took in women that were victims of domestic violence.
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We don't know much about the series, except that it's being released by Jaunt, the company also behind Doug Liman's VR series Invisible.
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She pays for her own equipment, which doesn't sound that bad, except that her equipment runs between $1000 and $1500 plus maintenance costs.
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This MUNCHIES recipe has everything you would want out of a traditional pot pie, except that this one is topped with flaky biscuits.
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If so, Republicans will argue that their ideas have already received plenty of public attention—except that their ideas have not withstood scrutiny.
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Except that you can get a pretty good idea by wading through the town hall of shopping, also known as the reviews section.
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There's nothing wrong with any of these origin stories, except that they don't develop in ways that invite careful scrutiny and scientific study.
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"The name doesn't really mean much, except that it sounds fun and that it's a lot different from typical titles," Hambley told Mashable.
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Not much to say about the construction process, except that it was a major pain to avoid IT anywhere else in the puzzle.
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For now, we don't have any additional details except that there might be multiple location-tracking features and that they'll be opt-in.
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There's a slight dichotomy there, with making electronic music…There is, except that these things didn't just appear from nowhere – they're human creations.
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"There's no incentive to keep farming, except that I've invested everything I have in farming, and it's hard to walk away," he said.
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This simple act wouldn't have been newsworthy, except that, instead of opting for a savory bagel for her base, Nixon ordered cinnamon-raisin.
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Except that, unlike Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies, Libras will change hands in seconds, not minutes, for next to nothing, not a few dollars.
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The second has been more stable, except that sometimes Bluetooth disconnects or even straight up refuses to turn on until after a reboot.
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"We can't say anything right now except that you'll definitely see some more awkward situations and people showing their darker selves," she said.
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They read in full: Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established.
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Competition and plentiful supply should be good for passengers, except that drivers are paid partly based on the number of fares they collect.
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Disney gave no details on "Star Wars: Episode IX," about which little is known except that it will be directed by Colin Trevorrow.
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It's a bit like an activist ring of power, except that instead of rendering the bearer invisible it accomplishes precisely the opposite effect.
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Except that instead of mentioning something once a day for a month, Trump mentioned it multiple times a day for 18-ish months.
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It's almost the same set-up as 2012's XCOM — except that base was underground — but life in the skies is more complicated.
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The posting process and feed and are similar in appearance to Twitter, except that retweets are now boosts and tweets are now toots.
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