But all of it — excepting the pine needles — is food.
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Excepting astrologers, Indians understandably tend to be wary of political predictions.
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Nearly all U.S. stores participate in the promotion, excepting airport locations.
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Sure, he scored more Iowa votes than anyone ever — excepting Sen.
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GDPR has a clause excepting work in the overwhelming public interest.
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Would have made me suspicious, that is, excepting I was already suspicious.
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Change your default email habit to "no response," excepting the few emails that truly matter.
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Brazil's defense sector, excepting aeronautics, received $70.5 million in BNDES loans from 2008 to 2015.
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So Windows Phone is well and truly dead (excepting a tiny handful of Windows 10 devices).
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Companies may simply exploit loopholes, such as a clause excepting postings of less than six months.
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Zacari actually wrote most of "Love," excepting Kendrick's verses, with some help from producer Teddy Walton.
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For instance, President Trump just suspended all travel from Europe (excepting the UK) for 30 days.
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Goods producing industries were down 0.7% in July as outputs from all sectors - excepting utilities - declined.
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Against the dollar, it is at its weakest since April 2017, excepting a "flash crash" in January.
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Against the dollar, it is at its weakest since April 22016, excepting a "flash crash" in January.
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None of the biggest suspensions ever involved guys in the squeaky clean babyface category, excepting Rey Mysterio.
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No industry (excepting healthcare and grocery retail) is currently immune to the economic impacts of COVID-19.
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Excepting a few brief visits to America, Himes remained in Europe for the rest of his life.
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Whatever future comes, one thing is fairly certain, excepting total American collapse—the goods will continue to flow.
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The Museum of Broken Relationships, scheduled to open this May, is currently excepting submissions for all things sentimental.
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Excepting those who opt out of the digital world altogether, controls on data gathering is a lost cause.
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"The Company and its directors/officers (excepting Mr. Collins) are not under investigation," Innate said in a statement.
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Statscan said goods-producing industries were down 0.7% in July as outputs from all sectors - excepting utilities - declined.
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He went on to produce many of Tarantino's films, excepting Death Proof, Django Unchained, and The Hateful Eight.
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I've visited Chicago multiple times and, excepting a few rare examples, the startup ecosystem is closed and seemingly moribund.
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They also add that most staff have never met the board or even know their names, excepting Bob Weinstein.
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He seemed to have cast aside aspirations of reality television stardom, excepting an appearance on Bachelor spinoff Bachelor Pad.
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The Secret Art of Dr. Seuss Collection is largely unknown to the world, excepting art specialists and true Seuss enthusiasts.
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Excepting the new steel contracts, it is not cash settled, which injects a credit dimension to an already complex ecosystem.
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Glenn Harvey Whatever future comes, one thing is fairly certain, excepting total American collapse—the goods will continue to flow.
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Just as dense a cluster of people as any in the Midwest, excepting one or two zones in downtown Chicago.
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Excepting Mr. Duffy, this is largely a Democratic phenomenon, and not because people who listen to podcasts are more liberal.
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And just kind of innocence and sweetness and just how violently that can be torn apart by a non-excepting environment.
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Excepting a few stutters, animation was not just smooth and fluid, but also genuinely helpful in showing you what's going on.
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It seems likely that any successor was in for a very difficult time, excepting possibly a seasoned caretaker or a visionary.
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But the biggest proponents of the tax cuts — excepting the Trump administration — also tend to be cheerleaders for increasing foreign trade.
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Excepting brevity, I used a mostly conventional thriller structure, but I hope I managed to say a few things, as well.
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The formal variety is on par with what you would get from any major anthology in the US (excepting spoken-word poetry).
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You do this all the time on your laptop, but it hasn't been an option for iPads apps before (excepting Safari tabs).
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Then Mr Willis made more flops than hits (excepting the "Die Hard" sequels) before hitting it big again with "The Sixth Sense".
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Anthony Davis, great player, his talent around him, maybe excepting Jrue Holiday, but after that everybody is the same as the Lakers.
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Excepting the back-half rave inversion "Immaterial," one of the record's most wonderful moments, the rest is largely mistier and more obscure.
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So far so good, but you have probably noticed that the iPad doesn't have a mouse pointer (excepting a new accessibility option).
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Few companies go above and beyond to take a stand for transgender equality, excepting perhaps Lush's surprisingly bold 393 trans rights campaign.
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Overall, the AHCA dramatically reduces the amount of money people will receive to help pay for their insurance, excepting the youngest, healthiest enrollees.
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In testing all of these solutions (excepting the JBL soundbar, which isn't released yet), I've found each has its own particular trade-offs.
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Finally, many European leaders – again, excepting the British – at least publicly believed in a secular paradise, which would be a federal European state.
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The federal civilian work force (excepting Postal Service employees) is about two million, roughly the same size it was during the Kennedy administration.
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Make peace with food Give yourself unconditional permission to eat all foods (excepting those you can't because of medical conditions, of course). 4.
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Because the Playbase can support up to 75 pounds you can slap any TV you want on there excepting, of course, grandma's old CRT.
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"Everything seems to have gone as well as we hoped," Musk told reporters, excepting the return landing of one of the rocket's core engines.
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Dedicated musicians ensured that no milieu, excepting hate rock, could be exclusively claimed by fascists, but the struggle would be difficult and often violent.
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Violent tempers and upheavals (at least, excepting the country's drinking culture) are as uncommon on these damp, green islands as tornadoes, tsunamis and droughts.
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Indeed, with balmy temperatures and habitable pressures, this region of Venus's atmosphere is the most Earthlike environment in the solar system, excepting Earth itself.
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Some had heard, while on a different Lindblad, that a Lindblad to Antarctica was the best Lindblad, possibly excepting a Sea of Cortez Lindblad.
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Johnson has the most elected-government experience of all the candidates in the general election, excepting Hillary Clinton, who served two terms as a senator.
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Even today, after the peace agreements of 2016, Colombia has more displaced persons inside its territory than any other country in the world excepting Syria.
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The garments nestle in and around an intriguing, blazingly white "village" of boxy or cylindrical structures free of added extras, excepting the Merce Cunningham video.
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No roach ain't never gonna run 'cross a flimflam man's plate, excepting the grifter in question's already got himself around the best part of his supper.
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I would go to a local head shop or go online and buy from a good source because that's the only way to really pass excepting abstinence.
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Parts of that complaint have been given to Gizmodo through a Freedom of Information Act request and are available to read in full (excepting NLRB redactions) below.
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Ronald Reagan, the president who made the Republicans the "party of life," favored excepting rape and incest when it came to abortion bans (though not abortion funding).
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It held it until 1990, excepting the two-years (1918-1920) of the independent Republic of Azerbaijan, which came about after the Russian Empire crumbled in 1917.
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Excepting Katie Sarife, whose subtly shaded performance as the wildly incautious friend augurs a fine career in tough-yet-tender roles, "Annabelle Comes Home" feels stretched and tired.
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Many animals can perform some degree of regeneration, but axolotls can grow back a nearly perfect replica of just about any body part (excepting, of course, the head).
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In "Nothing Left on Earth Excepting Fishes," the series revisits a plot point from a season 1 episode to reveal the ramifications of one of Captain Mercer's defensive action.
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The series fleshes out its characters by using its extra time well and embracing the episodic structure of TV. Each episode, excepting the finale, focuses on a particular character.
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Total oil consumption in the OECD economies increased by more than 500,000 barrels per day in 2015, the first significant increase since 2005 (excepting the post-recession bounce in 2010).
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"As for the Belt and Road program, we have no problem with that, excepting of course we would not like to see too many warships in the area," he said.
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Especially if you're traveling and want shoes that are efficient to pack and versatile in style, occasion, and temperatures (excepting rainy days), these are going to be a fantastic option.
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It said in May that the G7—excepting the US—as well as the EU, India, and New Zealand were interested and would discuss the design of the new organization.
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Excepting her aide and acolyte Huma Abedin, it's unclear how many women want to follow the path that Clinton has blazed—explaining in part Sanders's strong showing among young Democratic women.
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Inside, most are relying on Qualcomm's Snapdragon Wear 2100 chip — excepting Tag Heuer's partnership with Intel on the Connected Modular 45 — which integrates all the necessary wireless radios for a smartwatch.
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Howell eventually concludes that, the excepting clause notwithstanding, this is a big government and lots of people delegate lots of responsibilities, so the attorney general could just delegate the appointment anyway.
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But excepting architecture, this is a fairly complete Sottsass sampler: furniture, decorative objects, textiles, office machinery and jewelry and, of course, the idiosyncratic laminates so important to the indelible Memphis look.
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The movement gained further steam in 2018, when Florida voters approved a constitutional amendment restoring voting rights to roughly 1.4 million former felons, excepting those convicted of murder or sex offenses.
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"Typically, the law offers protection for common carriers, excepting them from liability for the contents of packages and communications they transmit, such as internet service providers and telecommunications companies," the lawsuit explains.
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Despite challenges over the past several years that include increasing raw materials costs, competition from and the ongoing trade conflict, most retailers — excepting and — have held up this quarter against the pressure.
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"It is essential to the storytelling of "Hamilton" that the principal roles -- which were written for non-white characters (excepting King George) -- be performed by non-white actors," the producers said in a statement.
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This graphic provided by Twitter clearly illustrates the problem: the company — despite its various efforts — has hardly moved in the last quarter, and excepting Q4 has had nearly identical quarters for the last year.
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Those are the formats we actually use to share moving pictures right now, the formats that work in any app and across any device (excepting, well, a lot of iOS apps and devices. Ahem).
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In relation to Micah's Law, that same poll found that nearly three-quarters (85033 percent) of Americans want abortion restricted to, at most, the first trimester, excepting situations involving the life of the mother.
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Both trailers suggested a season much more concerned with internecine warfare than character building (excepting only the always-talky Samwell and Gilly scenes), which is fine; by this penultimate season, the characters are built.
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Corruption, bribery, bottomless vanity, sexual predatoriness and incivility to all, excepting those more powerful than you — such are the ways of human nature in the muddy little backwater in which Gogol's play is set.
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Excepting the occasional sidelong shot at a peer — one that's fired down from the top of the mount, really — it often sounds as if he needed to hear only his own ticktock for guidance.
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And as a result of their liberal policies, reminding the governor, reminding the mayor -- they all want to be so inclusive, excepting of refugees, un-vetted immigrants -- about their comments about conservatives in New York.
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But while it could represent a short-term windfall for theaters—MoviePass pays them full freight for each viewing, excepting a few instances where they get a small discount—the industry has reacted with alarm.
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All of the attendees, possibly excepting the guy from DSA, are united by their desire to get a photo of (or long-distance selfie with) Musk, who is mobbed at the stage after the presentation.
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The KUWTK star, who is excepting her third child via surrogate with husband Kanye West, caused quite the garbage fire on social media after snapping photos of trash cans decorated with the Louis Vuitton logo.
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In 2015, spurred by a combination of economic expansion and much lower fuel prices, even the OECD returned to growth with the first consumption increase since 220 (again excepting the unusual 228 post-recession bounce).
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The U.S. should remain party to the Iran nuclear agreement excepting significant material breach of Iran's commitments and commence a full-scale diplomatic effort to delay further development of North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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Situated between towers 5 and 6, the toboggan runs all year round (excepting bad weather) and takes travelers on an exhilarating 5,184-foot, zigzagging ride down the mountain, according to Wild Great Wall Adventure Tours.
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Excepting the snake who allegedly screwed over Eve, animals in general would seem to lack the complex powers of thought which allow us humans to more or less constantly scam, defraud and double-cross one another.
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But now the landscape itself, and its human agents of change, seem more melancholy than they would have appeared to these first generations of American photographers (excepting, again, the mournful imagery prompted by the Civil War).
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The yen, already stronger on the day, was boosted by the inversion and was trading up 0.73% at 105.94, though still off a 1-1/2-year high -excepting a flash crash in January - hit Monday.
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Howell saves her weakest arguments for last, getting around the excepting clause of the Constitution that requires even inferior officers to be appointed only by the president, the courts of law, or the heads of departments.
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With Elizondo and two other members of the Pentagon joining To the Stars, one could argue that perhaps excepting SETI, the most serious civilian research into UFOs and extraterrestrials is currently being done by Tom DeLonge's company.
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It was a bit of a question at release how they would proceed with updates, given the slower pace of World of Warcraft updates and tendency to launch their other games in "complete" form, excepting expansion packs.
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We all want quality information—excepting those likely to benefit from the spread of bad information, of course—but what happens to our ability to properly make quality judgements given overloaded network conditions and limited attention spans?
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Despite challenges over the past several years that include increasing raw materials costs, competition from Amazon and the ongoing trade conflict, most retailers — excepting L Brands and JC Penney — have held up this quarter against the pressure.
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Since then, thanks to more than a hundred and fifty lightning ignitions, almost every acre, excepting bare rock and the creek itself, has burned at least once—some in small, pocket blazes, some in larger, more intense conflagrations.
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Daniel Slater of the University of Michigan points out that during that period not a single regime met even minimally democratic standards, excepting Thailand's brief flirtation with democracy in 1973-76, which soon gave way to military rule.
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The yen, already stronger on the day, was boosted by the inversion and was last trading up 0.74% at 105.93, though still off a 1-1/2-year high - excepting a flash crash in January - hit on Monday.
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"I don't see the ECB hiking rates in the next couple of years — excepting an inflation surprise which isn't being priced in by markets," Rory McPherson, head of investment strategy at Psigma Investment Management, told Reuters' Global Markets Forum.
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Leprosy has been gone from the United Kingdom for even longer than the US. By 2014, it had been 60 years since anyone in England or Wales contracted the illness (excepting a number of "imported" cases from other countries).
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In the case of Obsessed, where Knowles and Elba seethe with a sexual heat largely and regrettably absent from Unforgettable (excepting one sweltering montage of coatroom coitus cross-cut with laptop-assisted masturbation), the white intrusion feels especially conspicuous.
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Overall, it seems like a pretty useful idea and without much competition, excepting one company out of Colorado called Babies Away, which offers similar rental services in about 80 locations throughout the U.S. "But they haven't changed," Maier says.
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The yen JPY=, already stronger on the day, was boosted by the inversion and was last trading up 0.74% at 20193, though still off a 1-1/2-year high - excepting a flash crash in January - hit on Monday.
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This year, it was Victoria Beckham, who has notoriously shied away from Spice Girls reunions (excepting the 2012 London Olympics), joining fellow former Spice Girl Melanie Chisholm on stage for a rendition of their hit "2 Become 1" last night.
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Excepting people who work in health care, most people born before 13 don't need the vaccine because "before vaccines were available, nearly everyone was infected with measles, mumps, and rubella viruses during childhood," the agency says, resulting in lifelong immunity.
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Of more concern to business travellers (excepting horse dealers and travelling prosthetic-limb salesmen) might be the large sums of cash, business contracts or legal documents such as prenuptial agreements that were also left behind in hotel rooms last year.
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But she cited two reasons to remain invested in overseas developed markets: Strong economic growth and receding political risks (excepting Catalonia) in Europe, and a Japanese economy showing signs of a rebound, with stocks still below their now-distant 1989 peak.
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These two were wild and mumbling and the first honest people I felt I'd seen in very many years excepting an individual I'd heard suicide in the home next to me and before he'd gone on and on about his mother.
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Few rodents star in such a highbrow setting, excepting a few headless, jointed guinea pigs in upscale restaurants in Cuzco, dormice goulash in Istria, and perhaps the on-the-loose Basil the rat from the 1970s British comedy series Fawlty Towers.
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Traditionally, worshippers (excepting children, the infirm, and pregnant women) abstain from food, drink, and sex for a 25-hour period — from just before sunset on the 10th day of Tishri (September 18 this year) to just after sunset the following day.
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Not yet traveling but nearly complete, I Am the Environment: My Gender, My Nature, is Stein's latest work, a series of figurative work formed with earthy elements gathered almost completely from the beach (excepting purchased lentil beans, used in Seeds of SelfPossession).
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Whereas Mrs May's trip was the first by a British prime minister to Africa since 2011 (excepting David Cameron's dash to Nelson Mandela's funeral in 20163), Emmanuel Macron has already visited eight African countries in his year and a bit as France's president.
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It is a part of the country, after all, where people like to let a person get to know them before they let that person know how crazily racist they can be (excepting Boston, where they're real proud and upfront about it).
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David Parris, the managing director of the Jackson-Stops real estate offices in the Cotswolds, said the region's figures were distorted by a small number of high-value transactions; he estimated that, excepting those, prices rose around 33 percent in that period.
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Excepting Nyong'o, any of these films or nominees could have lightened the load of gloom shrouding this year's awards, though one should set off fireworks for "Parasite's" six nominations, including Best Picture, the latter an unprecedented coup for a South Korean feature.
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The city makes itself up as it goes along because we are all really complete newbies here, excepting, of course, the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh peoples on whose unceded territory the whole Vancouver project has been and continues to be built.
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Whether it was Ptolemy's epicycles or Kepler's ellipses, there were plenty of calculations to do in determining the motions of heavenly bodies (and indeed the first known mechanical calculator—excepting the Antikythera device—was developed by a friend of Kepler's, presumably for the purpose).
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But while Marnie and Desi's wedding is a reunion of sorts for its far-flung core group, the cast of New Girl still lives in the same loft (excepting Jess, who is absent for several episodes this season while Zooey Deschanel is on maternity leave).
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German taskmasters will be watching all this, furious that the two most fiscally vulnerable euro area members (excepting Greece as a special case), with public debt burdens of 160 percent (Italy) and 120 percent (France) of their respective GDPs are playing irresponsible budget games.
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"It is forbidden to erect or put any religious sign or emblem on the public buildings or in any public place of any sort, excepting buildings dedicated to worship and cemeteries and funeral monuments or museums and exhibits," says Article 28 of the 1905 French secular law.
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Valeo's autonomous test car, dubbed the Cruise4U, managed a full 24 hours on the Paris Beltway in one driving session in late September, with 99 percent of that time spent under fully autonomous drive mode, excepting the breaks it took to swap out human test drivers.
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But the difficulty of preserving, displaying, and distributing such a massive piece of work (a whopping 20 canisters of film reels made transportation a sizable hassle) all but sealed it away from the public's access, excepting the occasional repertory run of a badly beaten-up copy.
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Average output per person per hour grew at roughly 3 percent annually from the end of World War II to 1973, but has since settled at about half that level, excepting a few boom years in the late 1990s and early 2000s (and a blip in 2010).
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" On Monday, Trump signed a memorandum telling agencies they can't fill vacant positions or create any new ones — excepting military personnel and critical public safety positions — and directing the Office of Management and Budget to formulate a plan to "reduce the size of the Federal Government's workforce through attrition.
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After excepting his Golden Globe for best actor for his role in Manchester By the Sea on Sunday, Casey thanked a long list of people for the award, including his costars, filmmakers and even producer Matt Damon — but he failed to mention one person in particular: his older brother.
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Even if you don't move you will get somewhere and then return to wherever you started, and if we may speak of the depth of a metaphor, well, then, it is about three feet deep, excepting a brief stretch at which point it rises to six feet four.
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The left has long ignored the established correlations between crime and the poverty and poor education that plague refugee communities; the right has long overestimated the link between the refugees' culture and criminal activity, even when studies show no such link exists (excepting so-called crimes of honor, which are extremely rare).
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The operative clause reads thus: "Each House shall keep a Journal of its Proceedings, and from time to time publish the same, excepting such Parts as may in their Judgment require Secrecy;" When it comes to the classification or declassification of congressional work product, the Constitution is clear—Congress makes the call.
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In the erectness of their bearing, and in their readiness to drop down on their bellies, the flinging way they gesture with their armlike flippers, the shortness of the strides with which they walk or boldly scamper on their fleshy feet, they resemble human children more closely than does any other animal, not excepting the great apes.
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Best known for being the touring bassist for Tame Impala and the drummer for Aussie psych-rockers Pond, Avery is now striking out on his own with an album of sultry torch tunes which finds him cast as a (60s-era), Scott Walker-esque crooner (the scuzzy blues rock stomp of "Watch Me Take It Away" excepting).
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But the "Putin Team" effort has added a James-Bond-level plot flourish to a political moment teeming with them: a local celebrity — subsisting in an era when once-outlandish notions of Russian dark arts have proved credible — making good on his status as the American resident Mr. Putin might well value most, excepting the one in the White House.
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Now, I'm not so naïve to think that every new big gaming event must equal something new from big games on the horizon—but for Sony's most significant spotlight of the calendar year, perhaps excepting PlayStation Experience (depending on who you ask, and what color their lanyard is), to not include the smallest mention on the state of The Last of Us: Part II was a surprise.
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Unemployment in the euro zone has been 10% or more since September 2009 (excepting a blessed few months in 2011 when it dipped as low as 9.8%); among the young it hovers at around 20143% across the EU. A flow of migrants comparable only to the post-war Exodus still fresh in the minds of those men in the Salon de l'Horloge is closing borders and deepening divisions.
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" However, despite the fact that over half the states have legalized the leaf for medicinal and recreational purposes, not to mention the attempts in several other countries to reform policies on the substance, Brownfield told Samuel Oakford of Vice News that the United States government is still hell bent on "limiting and eventually eliminating the use of marijuana in the United States of America because of its harm and its dangers, excepting and not entering into the medical exception issue.
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Excepting Przemek Karnowski, an all-conference center limited to five games because of back problems, only two stalwarts — guards Silas Melson and Josh Perkins — returned from a team that lost Kyle Wiltjer and Domantas Sabonis to the N.B.A. "I think this year we have a lot of weapons that we can use," said the 7-foot-1 Karnowski, whose excellent passing skills create open shots for 3-point specialists like Melson, a 39.9 percent shooter from behind the arc, and Mathews (39.2).
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