It is a hodgepodge of declarations and exceptions and exceptions to the exceptions.
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Of course, there are exceptions, but they are, alas, exceptions.
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So there will be exceptions, but the exceptions won't happen often enough.
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They are not exceptions to Gilead's power because Gilead has no true exceptions.
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There are exceptions, of course, but like all exceptions they prove the rule.
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I didn't have any chocolate muffins this week, with few exceptions Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall, with a few exceptions I've no kids, with few exceptions The only thing we have to fear is fear itself, with a few exceptions.
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All make exceptions if the mother's life is endangered; only Indiana and Utah also make exceptions for rape and incest.
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If courts can create these kinds of exceptions on the fly, they can create even more exceptions in the future.
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Telegram and Instagram being restricted in Iran But there are exceptions even to exceptions, and this is what Cruz et al.
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Exceptions to the rule While the eight protected views of St Paul's have survived since the 1930s, some exceptions have been made.
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Or they can create exceptions to their own exceptions if a Democratic president pushes an immigration policy that's opposed by red states.
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"The blue slip is still the policy, but remember, there's always been exceptions," he said, repeating the idea of exceptions twice more.
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Extradition between countries is commonly complicated by unique and knotty treaties, multilayer exceptions to exceptions to rules and nebulous definitions of extraditable crimes.
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"If we have rules in Europe, we cannot always put forward cultural exceptions, especially if these cultural exceptions are ... home-made," he said.
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Again, this legislation advocates for two narrow exceptions—exceptions that require the strict mens rea standard of "knowing" in order to trigger liability.
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Exceptions to such policies are allowed and in some cases may be required for specific client accounts, but all exceptions must be thoroughly documented.
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Mattis said there would be some exceptions, including for criminals, but Zhu's lawyer told the Post the exceptions do not apply to his client.
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The bill allows exceptions for cases where the woman's life is in danger, but it does not allow exceptions for cases of rape or incest.
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There are exceptions, and those exceptions are the people that the public is most familiar with, where you're talking about people who are almost superstars.
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Other states that have passed abortion restrictions this year also declined to make exceptions for rape and incest, drawing criticism from Trump, who supports such exceptions.
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For one, it still has exceptions for the life and mental health of the mother, exceptions that Thomas believes that the pro-choice movement will exploit.
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The bill does not include exceptions for rape or incest, despite House Minority Leader Anthony Daniels, a Democrat, having offered an amendment Tuesday to include such exceptions.
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"You're going to make certain exceptions, and exceptions on heads of state and some of these people and I'm not saying we don't do that," Trump said.
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In countries where abortion is illegal, exceptions may be made for a variety of cases, ranging from the victims of rape and incest to no exceptions at all.
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"We can't have processes that are based on using exceptions to privacy law, with no transparency or accountability as to how [Hubs] are interpreting those exceptions," she said.
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Apart from exceptions already set forth in the Foreign Gifts and Decorations Act, Congress, even though now controlled by Republicans, has shown no appetite for making further exceptions.
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While he supports exceptions for survivors of rape and incest, he believes that leaving those exceptions will make the bill a better vehicle to potentially overturn Roe v.
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Exceptions aside, politicians must — and can — do better.
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The law contains exceptions in cases of threat of "irreversible impairment" or death of the pregnant woman, but it has no exceptions for cases of pregnancy from rape or incest.
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It specifically calls for the Trump administration to rule out exceptions to its sanctions, even though the administration has said exceptions could be granted on a case-by-case basis.
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"You won't make any exceptions for rape, you won't make any exceptions for incest in this, and you are proffering divine intervention as the reason why you won't do that," Rep.
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Brennan explained that courts had always carved out exceptions to the First Amendment protection of speech—for instance, libel—and that history showed obscenity to have been one of those exceptions.
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Dannenfelser has said that making exceptions for rape victims in abortion bans is "abominable," and has made clear that she thinks supporting bills that contain such exceptions is a distasteful "political" concession.
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There are exceptions to the ban, including some cases of rape and incest and serious medical emergencies, but Planned Parenthood, whose services include abortions, and the ACLU say the exceptions are too narrow.
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With notable exceptions like Akin, though, abortion opponents have generally seen the exceptions as politically untouchable, Ziegler said, largely because they're so popular with voters — even those who oppose abortion under other circumstances.
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If you want, you can also add specific exceptions here.
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It is full of rules… with almost as many exceptions.
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Or it may not make any exceptions at all, ever.
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Exceptions would include legal authorization such as a court order.
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With few exceptions, his movies rake in cash, especially overseas.
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It makes no exceptions for cases of rape or incest.
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There are a couple of exceptions to this rule, however.
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Most Democrats like both candidates (the loudest exceptions being online).
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Kaden believes there will be exceptions, but many more disappointments.
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With few exceptions, such as his opinion in Whitman v.
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I'm giving you a time, a place and no exceptions.
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Yet with small exceptions, these ideas have not borne fruit.
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Legitimate businesses, with a few exceptions, have proved more cautious.
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Of course, there are always exceptions that prove the rule.
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Profiles made us realize there are some highly important exceptions.
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The exceptions were Drake, Ariana Grande, The Weeknd and Adele.
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It doesn't tend to reward franchise films, with some exceptions.
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There are sure to be more exceptions as bottlenecks emerge.
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It is unclear what the exceptions to the policy were.
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There are, however, exceptions for child pornography and copyrighted material.
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The bill does not provide exceptions for rape or incest.
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Female senators had two choices: skirts or dresses, no exceptions.
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Advocates for student voters argue that those are the exceptions.
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One of the exceptions is Alexander, the Health Committee chairman.
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We've asked Apple if it will grant any return exceptions.
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Exceptions might be more technical skills like finance and accounting.
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With a few exceptions, the action occurs in split screen.
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"Information blocking" is more specifically defined, although there are exceptions.
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I grew up in a "no tattoos, no exceptions" household.
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Exceptions would be allowed only to protect the mother's health.
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He makes exceptions for emergencies or an imminent terrorist threat.
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Even so, investors were shocked that no exceptions were allowed.
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Because there were no exceptions even for rape or incest.
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I do want to mention that there's exceptions, of course.
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But they'd decrease after that — with some really big exceptions.
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The No Exceptions Prison Collective wants all those facilities closed.
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But these are only exceptions to the rule, Reese said.
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"There will always be exceptions" to the ban, Trump says.
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Anti and TLOP have proven no exceptions to this rule.
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" Graham added: "He has no exceptions for rape or incest.
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According to the Funke report, exceptions for France went further.
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His White House also posted those exceptions on its website.
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The only exceptions are Malaysia, Japan and the United States.
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The bill does not include exceptions for rape or incest.
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Here the only exceptions were Florida, Georgia, Texas, and Arizona.
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And there are other exceptions to the rule, of course.
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Notable exceptions include New York and nearly the entire northeast.
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But never mind; you never said anything about the exceptions.
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Exceptions to this rule are supposed to be truly exceptional.
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With a few exceptions, Oliver's poems don't end in thunderbolts.
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With few exceptions, civilians are not allowed to own pistols.
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Most APAC sovereigns are on Stable Outlook, with some exceptions.
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Likewise she should have had the authority to grant exceptions.
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The platform does not currently address the issue of exceptions.
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Brussels is also proposing several exceptions for the NSFR [nL8N1CW66U].
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Nope, there's absolutely zero exceptions to this rule — it's airtight.
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Wiretapping is generally illegal, with necessary exceptions for law enforcement.
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But as the tragedy in Charlottesville illuminated, there are exceptions.
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The law has exceptions for rape, incest and medical emergencies.
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Lyman reported that lawmakers will try to reapply those exceptions.
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But Amazon was one of the few exceptions, he said.
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The legislation does not have exceptions for rape and incest.
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There are two other exceptions, though, and they're both significant.
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As the rules have multiplied, so have exceptions to them.
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Exceptions of the ban include construction, police, and emergency vehicles.
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Exceptions would be made for bears that threaten public safety.
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Exceptions remain, mostly among people whose names you don't know.
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The exercise was largely a success, with a few exceptions.
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With some exceptions, American banks must avoid dealing with Iran.
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Trump's order does make exceptions for emergencies and national security.
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Of course, there were exceptions to this at the ICMI.
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And, in case you were curious, there are some exceptions.
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That said, there are some exceptions to this general rule.
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The ban makes no exceptions for rape or incest cases.
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The exceptions are those who actually provide the health care.
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Other (slight) exceptions to the whitewashed norms of women's glossies?
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Yes, veteran solvers, there are always exceptions to the above.
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Exceptions would be made for people facing torture at home.
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With some notable, clear-eyed exceptions -- such as Maryland Gov.
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Really, the exceptions aren't quite as exceptional as you'd think.
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The thing is, peaks in demand are by definition exceptions.
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For a list of these exceptions, check this official website.
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There have been exceptions, shimmers of light amid the doom.
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With a few timeless exceptions, those wines got little attention.
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Exceptions, she later explained, include families and people living together.
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The new rules will allow limited exceptions for home quarantine.
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One of the very few exceptions in 2016 was Rep.
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Only five short pieces of DNA stood out as exceptions.
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Beyond journalists and secrecy, though, the laws have few exceptions.
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There are exceptions to this widening circle of GOP deceit.
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Because you are exceptional, and so exceptions must be made.
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Russia is a made-up story — with a few exceptions.
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The Point: Yes, there are exceptions to every political rule.
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Those are exceptions that should be available to every state.
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Exceptions to the ban have been granted to some businesses.
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The user base is mostly Gen Z'ers, with some exceptions.
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Mauro Botta and Brett Whitaker are exceptions to that rule.
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And yet, with a few symbolic exceptions, nothing is done.
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Exxon Mobil has received a few exceptions to the sanctions.
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And with a few exceptions it also saw its plateauing.
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Amalgamated Bank, Aspiration and Beneficial State Bank are notable exceptions.
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" But he could make exceptions, and did nicely by "Annie.
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But every now and then, there are those happy exceptions.
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There appears to be some important exceptions to that posit.
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With minor exceptions, California bans the open carrying of firearms.
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There are exceptions to change the times with a vote.
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In a year of sequel flops, there were notable exceptions.
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South Korea and Australia both said they would seek exceptions.
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The bill does not make exceptions for rape or incest.
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But as in every era of music, there are exceptions.
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But there are exceptions, and gambling is one of them.
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It does the same for sports venues, with some exceptions.
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But the church actually already allows exceptions to the rule.
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It follows these rules (generally, although there are many exceptions).
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The language also makes no exceptions for rape and incest.
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Again, these are more the exceptions that prove the rule.
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With some key exceptions— Super Mario Maker, Mario Paint, etc.
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The U.S. commerce department can exercise discretion in granting exceptions.
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The house's platform and interior lighting are the only exceptions!
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There are exceptions to all of these rules, of course.
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The State Department has said "limited exceptions" would be made for diplomats who come from countries where gay marriage is illegal, but did not say exceptions would be applied to UN officials, per ThinkProgress.
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"I believe in exceptions for rape, incest and life of the mother, and that's what I've voted on," McCarthy told reporters at a press conference, noting that such exceptions are in the GOP platform.
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Most countries and the European Union allow religious exceptions to the stunning requirement, though in some places — like the Netherlands, where a new law took effect last year, and Germany — the exceptions are very narrow.
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There are no exceptions for women with psychological or emotional conditions.
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There were no exceptions for rape, incest, or the woman's health.
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Louisiana and Utah enacted abortion bans with limited exceptions in 1991.
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Still, 18% think abortion should always be illegal, with no exceptions.
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Local Democrats, with a few high-profile exceptions, swiftly criticized Amazon.
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Let's not do that, there are still some exceptions out there.
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Because of course "there are many exceptions" involved in company registrations.
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Lawmakers didn't include any exceptions for cases of rape or incest.
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Exceptions include using a "drive stun" to escape an attacker's grasp.
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BP: There are also all sorts of exceptions in your book.
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Registered nonprofits are preferred, but they are open to making exceptions.
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Previous past proclamations have included exceptions for those filing for asylum.
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Whether he would advocate exceptions to those rules is not clear.
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Well, first of all there are some exceptions to the rule.
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There were notable exceptions, however, and Atkins is a prime example.
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But when it comes to naming there are always weird exceptions.
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"Making exceptions for the politically connected is deeply troubling," he said.
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The ban makes no exceptions for cases of incest or rape.
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There are a handful of other exceptions, too, all listed here.
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Every able-mouthed person, with few exceptions, knows how to talk.
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There were famous exceptions to all this careful concealment, of course.
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There are exceptions of course, but most people are not exceptional.
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There were no exceptions for pregnancies resulting for rape and incest.
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The legislation made no exceptions for cases of rape or incest.
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Here's how I'd explain these apparent grand exceptions to our visitor.
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There are some exceptions, such as medical issues and unaccompanied children.
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Exceptions include Instacart (SF), Flipkart (India), Twilio (SF) and Hulu (LA).
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None of those exceptions apply to Comey's testimony, his lawyers say.
|
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The Obama-era rule also had a great deal of exceptions.
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The law includes no exceptions for cases of rape or incest.
|
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That said, you might consider Bella Hadid one of the exceptions.
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The main exceptions: jobs related to tech, selling, advising or consulting.
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Some exceptions have arisen for women who've said they were raped.
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Humans will still be needed to train algorithms and handle exceptions.
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Two notable exceptions are in the works for the coming year.
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Over the years, some exceptions have been made for foreign women.
|
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However, Hall sees a couple of exceptions within the troubled group.
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The law makes no exceptions for cases of rape and incest.
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Those exceptions can really take a toll on our holiday spending.
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"Once you establish a diet, you can make exceptions," he says.
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Exceptions include crime investigations and the marketing of properties by brokers.
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No exceptions were found in the SOC 1 examination of SDI.
|
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But right now, these are the exceptions rather than the rule.
|
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Victoria's lawmakers reduced that to six months, with a few exceptions.
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But Roblox, a pure software play, shows that exceptions could exist.
|
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But are there exceptions to this cluster of "nice" personality traits?
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Even with all the exceptions, this feature has been long overdue.
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CC: That's why we feature, with a few exceptions, our friends.
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Congress created a number of exceptions to this grant of immunity.
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But, with rare exceptions, it was all Donald, all the time.
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There are also exceptions for public safety and public health jobs.
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But there are always exceptions if complications arise, the source said.
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There will be exceptions, though they'll require special approval, Nauert said.
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This requirement would apply to everyone upon turning 18, no exceptions.
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Not a ban on all Muslims, but a ban with exceptions.
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But both also have exceptions for active trade or business income.
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The Supreme Court has upheld this practice, with a few exceptions.
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There are exceptions to this, Jim Comey, but it usually holds.
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It does not contain exceptions for cases involving rape or incest.
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And with few exceptions, these "sons of bitches" were black men.
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Regulators should make sensible exceptions for community banks, as should Congress.
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Demonstrators from the No Exceptions Prison Collective arrived around 85033 a.m.
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It did not include exceptions for cases of rape or incest.
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But that progression is not linear, and there are notable exceptions.
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In similar situations other sports have been known to make exceptions.
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Rules are made to be broken and exceptions can be made.
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But every month seems to produce new exceptions to the rule.
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There are exceptions based on other connections to the designated country.
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Horne said she supports the NRA, with a few recent exceptions.
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"There will always be exceptions," he told The New York Times.
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Because Congress, with a few exceptions, had no interest in claiming
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Exceptions were also made for provincial officials who joined via videolink.
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However, these instances are supposed to be exceptions to the rule.
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The vast majority of Senate Democrats, with a few exceptions — Sens.
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Usually, he needed only a single take, although there were exceptions.
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New Zealand with exceptions and five more locations/islands 7 a.m.
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The District of Columbia has a list of exceptions for employers.
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"There will always be exceptions," Trump told The New York Times.
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New Zealand (with exceptions) and five more locations/islands 7 a.m.
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There were a few notable exceptions in these differences by race.
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But there are exceptions — in some occupations, women actually outearn men.
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There are exceptions — all hail Illinois — but they are comparatively rare.
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For times like those, physicians will be able to seek exceptions.
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But these narrow exceptions aside, our roads are managed without prioritization.
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There are, of course, a handful of exceptions to the rule.
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The exceptions don't mean particular people, but particular types of income.
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Some exceptions to this pattern have crossed over to the mainstream.
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Those exceptions include — to some extent — Nest's original product: Its thermostat.
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While Mr. Trump, with exceptions, would simplify the tax code, Mrs.
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With rare exceptions, though, governors suspected of corruption have been untouchable.
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When exceptions occurred, they occasioned public opprobrium and calls for investigation.
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Federal law already prohibits government financing for abortions, with some exceptions.
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Explain. Do the exceptions reduce the ban's effectiveness, in your opinion?
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The bill now had a welter of exceptions and carve-outs.
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Some of the exceptions are pharmacies, grocery stores, and gas stations.
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These people only exist in the paintings, with a few exceptions.
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Most of which are useless, but anyway ... Are there any exceptions?
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That said, there are plenty of exceptions to these general statements.
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Fortunately, those two moments of extreme political violence have been exceptions.
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The Legislature would study possible exceptions for some patients, he added.
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It shouldn't be a blanket right, with no exceptions, no limitations.
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"But there are clearly exceptions — and one of them is Spain.".
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The two exceptions come from Warren Moore and Joyce Carol Oates.
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Guidelines for those exceptions were still being developed, Mr. White said.
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Both Manhattan and Brooklyn guidelines include a long list of exceptions.
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That promise is yet to be kept, with some rare exceptions.
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But as people become more confident, they quickly find the exceptions.
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Other schools have made exceptions for students who cannot easily travel.
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Because, with few exceptions, just about any analgesic is potentially addictive.
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But the EPA has indicated no such exceptions will be made.
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The existence of occasional exceptions only highlights how exceptional they are.
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"Exceptions are only possible under strict conditions," the health ministry added.
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With few exceptions, Ms. Ngamhuy's reproductions appear indistinguishable from living specimens.
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Exceptions would be made for public safety, utility and government projects.
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With exceptions for specific professions, the new measure adopts that definition.
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Exceptions can be found here and there in both political parties.
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They basically overnight took the entire city with just two exceptions.
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These aren't exceptions to a general rule about middle-class politics.
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With a few exceptions, a comeback never seems too far off.
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There are other exceptions, which are listed on its return page.
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Its enemies include Hollywood and the press (with a few exceptions).
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There are no exceptions for rape, incest or fatal fetal abnormalities.
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With few exceptions, individual investor returns consistently lag mutual fund performance.
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Of those, 6,333 were issued exceptions and 17,798 were issued waivers.
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Some exceptions to this rule exist, like sex tourism involving minors.
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But (assuming the mentioned exceptions above don't apply) that's about it.
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There are exceptions to the dog love these conditions have unleashed.
|
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Professional golfers usually avoid these ruinous missteps — with some notable exceptions.
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As a result, they are, with few exceptions, very poor questioners.
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The reviews were mostly positive, but there were several notable exceptions.
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The only exceptions are families that actively supported the Nazi regime.
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There are some exceptions for telemedicine, but there are still limitations.
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It does not make exceptions for instances of rape or incest.
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So far, however, exceptions are easy to come by in Wyoming.
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Tax regulations applicable to private foundations provide exceptions to forbidden lobbying.
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The Trump administration has since approved some exceptions to that rule.
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But China has made such exceptions in the past, he noted.
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Aside from these exceptions though, we should ditch the audience altogether.
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A handful of countries make some exceptions to bans on abortion.
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Foreign governments and organizations, with exceptions including Israel, criticized the move.
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Adults without dependent children are generally ineligible, with a few exceptions.
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California allows voting for those in county jails (with limited exceptions).
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Over the years, though, there have been some exceptions for foreign women.
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With few exceptions, every artwork provides a trip into its artist's psyche.
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The marital rape exceptions began being removed from law in the 1970s.
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The bill does not make exceptions for instances of rape or incest.
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Still, despite these exceptions, American commitment to internationalism has been remarkably robust.
|
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"I am exceptional because people have made exceptions for me," Sanchez said.
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Essentially, North Korea is alone in the world, with very few exceptions.
|
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But context is important, because there are exceptions to these general guidelines.
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Ads for cryptocurrency exchanges will also be banned — with some limited exceptions.
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But that will become the exceptions among success stories, not the norm.
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Many people like driving his cars — though there are some notable exceptions.
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The law offers some exceptions, but they were not met by Thuraissigiam.
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But there were three exceptions: the elections of 1964, 1992, and 583.
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Fortunately, courts have recognized some exceptions that allow employees to protect themselves.
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The dishes, with a few exceptions, were very good on both nights.
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There will be no exceptions for cases of rape or incest. Gov.
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The legislation did not make exceptions for cases of rape or incest.
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I know these phone conversations are exceptions in today's text message culture.
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Cardi, with her aforementioned success, has been was one of the exceptions.
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It now allows for "newsworthy exceptions" under its "terror of war" guidelines.
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However, the bill contains no exceptions for cases of rape or incest.
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The exceptions include nude classical statues and political protests that feature nudity.
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There is a class of exceptions around Netflix, Spotify, and Amazon Prime.
|
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Saturday Night Fever and Dirty Dancing are proud exceptions to the trend.
|
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With few exceptions, national statistics show inflation remains low just about everywhere.
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But with only a few exceptions, the news was not very good.
|
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The Supreme Court has generally upheld this practice, with a few exceptions.
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With a few exceptions, that wasn't the case for YouTube TV, however.
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Still, the rule linking high debt to long maturity has many exceptions.
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And yet, with few exceptions, the global painkiller shortage isn't going away.
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Before signing the bill on Friday, Parson defended the lack of exceptions.
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There are exceptions to what types of tabs Chrome will throttle, however.
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So far, I've found breakthroughs have been the exceptions, not the rule.
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The No Exceptions Prison Collective wants all those ICE-contracted facilities closed.
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It's virtually identical to the Mi 13, with a few notable exceptions.
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And I love all of it, with only a handful of exceptions.
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Though there are exceptions, a Ph.D. is generally not a medical degree.
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Hayden did note a few exceptions to his perspective on the network.
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There are, of course, plenty of exceptions, so data isn't destiny here.
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With rare (and notable) exceptions throughout history, pure resistance movements fail. 3.
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The exceptions to this were AIG and GM during the financial crisis.
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The list looks as you'd might expect, barring a handful of exceptions.
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The bill includes several exceptions, such as products packaged outside of Maryland.
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But court precedent allows exceptions if the new rule is considered substantial.
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And there are always exceptions, which brings us to the next point.
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In states with high nominal incomes, prices are usually higher—with exceptions.
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Trump's own cabinet is against this move, with only a few exceptions.
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The FBI would likely deny the requests under a number of exceptions.
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Despite some conspicuous exceptions, even Senate elections have largely followed similar tracks.
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With few exceptions, Trump's family-centric social media habits have been curbed.
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Everyone agreed, however, that there could be no exceptions to paying pizzo .
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There are exceptions, as in 2006 when Democrats seized control of Congress.
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With few exceptions, cities are growing faster in size than in population.
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The BET Awards is one of the few exceptions to the rule.
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He pointed to exceptions he said would exempt sportsmen and law enforcement.
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That is a major step forward, but the rules contain glaring exceptions.
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Federalizing the National Guard under these exceptions is not an unprecedented action.
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Now it seems I ask for such exceptions on a weekly basis.
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With a few exceptions, Carter has never met these friends in person.
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"With a few exceptions, it's more risk for less return," Litwin said.
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But like everything in the law, there are exceptions to the rule.
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This resulted in the merger of two industrial bases with few exceptions.
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Or case-by-case exceptions could be built into foreign assistance appropriations.
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The exceptions are two songs by her grandmother, Flor Amelia de Gracia.
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"The Exceptions," Dave Scotti and his doo-wop band perform oldies. Aug.
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BOHEMIA "The Exceptions," Dave Scotti and his doo-wop band, oldies. Aug.
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Everybody will have to sacrifice some of their benefits and favored exceptions.
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There are exceptions, which might explain the mixed messages you have received.
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However, many include gray areas and exceptions which are subject to interpretation.
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I only replaced funds with fees above 0.10% with a few exceptions.
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The statute does not make exceptions for cases of rape and incest.
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The majorities of most groups support gay marriage with a few exceptions.
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With rare exceptions, they have never led a large organization to success.
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None of these laws make exceptions for survivors of rape or incest.
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There are rare exceptions to startups that cater to more affluent populations.
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Historically, the Defense Department has insisted on uniform appearance, with few exceptions.
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He conscientiously acknowledges the difficulty of discerning where the Constitution allows exceptions.
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For the most part, it's been the rule in television, with exceptions.
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The two notable exceptions are two India-based unicorns, Flipkart and Ola.
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" The history: "Tribal leaders...say there are precedents for health care exceptions.
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Federal tax dollars already don't pay for abortion overseas, with zero exceptions.
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As exceptions to the First Amendment go, it's a pretty narrow one.
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The decision on Tuesday officially eliminates any chance at renewing those exceptions.
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With brief exceptions, his filmography has not been viewable on the internet.
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Although there are also exceptions to this in his body of work.
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This kind of emulation isn't covered under these new fair use exceptions.
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The trouble is that, with few exceptions, their efforts have been hapless.
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Check whether your utility company has already announced exceptions for payments online.
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The authority rarely gives specific reasons for its exceptions, the coalition said.
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Under the bill, there would be no exceptions for rape or incest.
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The exceptions are live broadcasts of major sporting events and awards shows.
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Illegal parties are usually no longer raided, although there have been exceptions.
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Meanwhile, Microsoft pressed the government to allow more exceptions to the ban.
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It passed after lawmakers rejected the amendment adding rape and incest exceptions.
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Two of them offered striking exceptions to the exclusion of indigenous instruments.
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The decision made exceptions for emergencies like bomb threats and child abductions.
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Still, the court laid out five exceptions, and later decisions added more.
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Exceptions could be made for major events like the Fourth of July.
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There are exceptions, but a vast majority of journalism actively avoids it.
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Notable exceptions are biologics — including insulin — controlled substances and intravenously injected drugs.
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And night after night, with only a handful of exceptions, Jansen sat.
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But there are a few exceptions when we skip the leap year.
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Amazon said it&aposs making some exceptions for approved, essential business travel.
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With few exceptions, they are signing memorandums of understanding, not actual contracts.
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But there are exceptions, and this is a story about an exception.
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The prevailing pattern is growing out, not up, although with notable exceptions.
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Among the few exceptions are critical law enforcement and national security activities.
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But, like pretty much everything in law, there are exceptions and nuances.
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In many ways, however, they are the exceptions that prove the rule.
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It does not limit the actions of private parties, with rare exceptions.
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Applications must be filed within a year of arrival, with narrow exceptions.
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But there are exceptions to those laws, such as a health emergency.
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And keep noting the glorious exceptions, of which there were a few.
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"I'm sure that they'll make exceptions," she tells her wife to be.
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Any exceptions require approval from an executive vice president, the report added.
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He has remained loyal to this venue, with few exceptions, ever since.
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The founding fathers believed in majority rule, with only a few exceptions.
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The only exceptions were for violent crimes like murder, rape and kidnapping.
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Only design and marketing is done in Sweden, with a few exceptions.
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Fonta Flora Brewery in Morganton, North Carolina, is one of the exceptions.
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Clubs have to bend to that, with only a handful of exceptions.
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Amidst this broad decline of bird numbers, webbed-footed exceptions stand out.
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You should expect low fees and competitive interest rates with no exceptions.
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One of the few exceptions to the left's losing streak is Canada.
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But the Trump administration also created some notable exceptions within the policy.
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But there are those exceptions that do not play by the rules.
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But courts have made occasional exceptions to satisfy the demands of history.
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However, reasonable people must admit they are the exceptions, not the rules.
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There are two exceptions to that rule: Joe Biden and Beto O'Rourke.
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With few exceptions, too much of anything can be inefficient and wasteful.
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If exceptions are made, insurance companies will struggle to make a profit.
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London's mayor almost always speaks fondly of Tooting, but there are exceptions.
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And Mr. Trump has promised exceptions for Christians from the targeted countries.
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Some exceptions are made for otherwise-forbidden material that has news value.
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While many such works may have little monetary value, there are exceptions.
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The order takes effect on Monday, with some exceptions for small investors.
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But those were the exceptions to a grim parade of uncompetitive contests.
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But she noted that exceptions can be made for particularly valuable pets.
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With a few exceptions, Egypt has also closed its border with Gaza.
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As recently as last year, Balfour Beatty was still relying on exceptions.
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But there are exceptions to this rule, as we're witnessing this year.
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Many states also make exceptions for crimes where police collected DNA evidence.
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Exceptions include Italy, which recently put a version of it into practice.
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Under U.S. law, exceptions can be granted for up to 180 days.
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Independence Hall is only accessible by ticketed tours, with a few exceptions.
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The only exceptions are for emergency communications and for the collection of debt owed to the U.S. But according to Facebook and its lawyers at Kirkland & Ellis, those exceptions make the entire law unconstitutional under the First Amendment.
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Tonally, the colors of the rectangle tend toward the red end of the spectrum, with a few exceptions, while the colors in the diamond are related to the green end of the spectrum, again with a few exceptions.
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New York prosecutors have argued that exceptions in the state's double jeopardy law allowed them to bring similar charges, but Wiley ruled Wednesday that the state had failed to show that those exceptions were applicable to Manafort's case.
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Though Trump has made statements throughout the course of the campaign saying he supports exceptions to abortion in cases such as life of the mother or rape or incest, the draft platform does not include language about such exceptions.
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There are some exceptions to this immunity, but they're very narrow, and the lawyers for the 9/11 victims' families have failed in appeal after appeal to convince the courts that any of the exceptions apply in this case.
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There are exceptions if the pregnancy isn't viable, or if the pregnant person faces irreversible damage to their health, or if their life is in danger, but no exceptions if the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest.
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While that type of attacker typically is less destructive, there are important exceptions.
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Freddie Prinze Jr. is all about living a healthy lifestyle—with some exceptions.
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Over time, the government did carve out exceptions for certain categories of people.
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There have been some notable exceptions, such as softswitches used in IP networks.
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But this time, the U.S. Trade Representative's office is not allowing any exceptions.
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Exceptions will be made for passenger vehicles with 1.5 litre or smaller engines.
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The exceptions are Florida and Texas, where the mosquitoes can live year-round.
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With very few exceptions throughout the history of the show, people loathe flippers.
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Exceptions are made in cases where the woman's health is at serious risk.
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With a few exceptions, like celebratory meals, we tend to split everything equally.
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Exceptions are to prevent a woman's death or her serious risk of impairment.
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They said they could make exceptions to fund critical U.S. national security priorities.
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Little attention was paid to the proud and numerous exceptions to the rule.
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Facebook reportedly said this new program will make exceptions for art and history.
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Of course, every rule has exceptions and it's not always about the numbers.
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But trade within the group remains hampered by exceptions and non-tariff barriers.
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There are a few exceptions to this rule though, such as memory devices.
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Magoon says that, with a few exceptions, this trend is here to stay.
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Medicare generally does not initiate calls to enrollees — with a couple of exceptions.
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With rare exceptions, when defendants fought back, prosecutors either backed down or lost.
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World Cup victory celebrations have been brief exceptions in the nation's postwar history.
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I can tell you how bad our boards are, with exceptions of course.
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There are some exceptions, and some great records that I simply can't afford.
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Be sure to use non-copyrighted sound effects or music, with some exceptions.
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We expect all of our representatives to honor those principles, with no exceptions.
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As long as you allow for some massive exceptions, stereotypes aren't always wrong.
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Most of these elections were free and fair but there were notable exceptions.
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Is the argument that big enough stories should become exceptions to ethical rules?
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That may yet prove true, although the GDPR makes exceptions for smaller firms.
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The way to end child marriage is to eliminate all loopholes, all exceptions.
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The fight over those exceptions erupted on Thursday, on the state Senate floor.
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DHS is currently working under exceptions put in place nearly a decade ago.
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There are, however, a few exceptions to this "spring forward, fall back" rule.
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In February, YouTube disabled comments on videos featuring minors (with a few exceptions).
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TC: Bain generally backs business-to-business startups, but there've been rare exceptions.
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Amazon has most of the popular apps you want, but there are exceptions.
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There are, however, two exceptions to the predator ban: family pets and humans.
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With very few exceptions, yes — you should always try to negotiate your salary.
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Rosé is not meant to age except for "very few exceptions," explains Milne.
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With few exceptions, Muslim rule was pluralist and inclusive of Christians and Jews.
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Illinois does not, most states do not, but there are a few exceptions.
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Consumer stocks: Middle performers (since 8/26/14) With a few exceptions (J.
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With just two exceptions, there have been successively fewer briefings every month afterward.
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Major brands Apple and Tesla are believed to be exceptions to the rule.
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Very few are rich democracies (France, Italy, Spain and South Korea are exceptions).
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Like the Times writer Ann Patchett, I made exceptions to my own rules.
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Last month, the Texas Senate passed SB 1033, which would remove these exceptions.
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With a few exceptions, this is how it works for most prescription medications.
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A note: the Buy American provisions are riddled with arcane language and exceptions.
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NBA trades can also involve cash payments and CBA considerations like cap exceptions.
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You can also make exceptions for those sites you don't mind autoplay from.
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With few exceptions, Black Mirror tends toward pessimism for our high-tech future.
|
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Mainly that it sucks, with a few notable exceptions like Being Mary Jane.
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However, there might be a few exceptions, especially if you're an adorable horse.
|
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But Analog Devices is one of the exceptions that could see positive results.
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He has said there will be a ban of Muslims but with exceptions.
|
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The Fly America Act permits exceptions for codesharing agreements with foreign airlines, however.
|
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With those limited exceptions, Houston's two airports remained closed to passenger air travel.
|
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With some exceptions, the trades have failed to understand the value of solidarity.
|
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Its founders, administrators and gate-keepers have generally, with important exceptions, been men.
|
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He never mentioned the potential Trump Tower deal as one of the exceptions.
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The bill would allow for exceptions to "protect, rescue or remove" U.S. personnel.
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Even limited exceptions could create new political and financial pressures for religious entities.
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There are exceptions, but the law is meant to preserve freedom of expression.
|
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The restrictions block Syrian nationals from obtaining student visas, with very limited exceptions.
|
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Exceptions would not be allowed in cases of rape or incest, KUAR reported.
|
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Reeves also bashed the law for not providing exceptions for rape or incest.
|
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In response, various states have sought to develop exceptions to the blanket immunity.
|
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Still, these are exceptions, whether because of nervousness or plain old secularist bias.
|
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Those three exceptions are cities in the Pacific Northwest — Meridian, Idaho; Redmond, Wash.
|
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But with The Magic Castle, they have a strict dress code, no exceptions.
|
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For the most part (there are notable exceptions), the zones were well chosen.
|
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"It will be extremely limited," Colonel Lerner said of exceptions to the restrictions.
|
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The objections to Trump, then, will be largely aesthetic—with a few exceptions.
|
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That may be true for Mongeau and the Paul brothers, but they're exceptions.
|
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There are exceptions for political calls to landlines, but not for mobile phones.
|
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The policy will also ban adverts from crypto-exchanges, with some limited exceptions.
|
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By and large, and there are exceptions, I am not keen on beards.
|
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For example, the Arizona law carves out few exceptions for employees or employers.
|
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Much as I think there will be zero accountability, finding exceptions is good.
|
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Yes, there are some exceptions to this doctrine, including treaties and trade agreements.
|
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We've got to be all for one and one for all — no exceptions.
|
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)One of the few exceptions to this is YouTube.
|
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With a couple of exceptions, it wasn't the reviews that hurt the most.
|
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With few exceptions, British Columbia's tax is the steepest and broadest in existence.
|
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And that's pretty much the situation in the United States with some exceptions.
|
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But there are exceptions, as there always are, to that kind of generalization.
|
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So Trump might, for political reasons, want to create exceptions to the ban.
|
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There are, of course, exceptions, and the dynamic may in fact shift again.
|
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But the reasons for Trump's apparent refugee exceptions are more complicated than that.
|
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There are a few exceptions — salads from an earlier age that have survived.
|
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The number one job of a teacher is to supervise students, no exceptions.
|
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I delivered the Cleveland Plain Dealer, which came out every day, no exceptions.
|
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Fans were more directly impacted by the problems than players, with occasional exceptions.
|
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The exceptions are prepositions and very common words as part of larger phrases.
|
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President Trump pleaded with state lawmakers to include exceptions for rape and incest.
|
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Exceptions on the shop ban will include food stores, pharmacies and gas stations.
|
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But there are exceptions, she added, and the body odor example probably qualifies.
|
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With a few exceptions, we're not treating people with what actually works best.
|
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Yes, there are exceptions like famines and we media get amazing hospitality sometimes.
|
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Perhaps surprisingly, vandalism has not been a problem, but there have been exceptions.
|
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There have been obvious and famous exceptions that make present circumstances appear civil.
|
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With rare exceptions, there are three kinds of synagogues that survive at all.
|
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" Mr. Hjelholt sees two major exceptions: "It doesn't work in divorce and death.
|
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But Ghaemi points out doctors make exceptions to these rules all the time.
|
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Exceptions for Canada and Mexico suggest that it's a tactic to renegotiate Nafta.
|
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There are broad exceptions for pregnant women and people being treated for addiction.
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In countries like El Salvador where there are no exceptions, it doesn't matter.
|
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I don't really follow the Polish music scene but there are two exceptions.
|
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Across the anti-abortion movement, opposition to these exceptions ran high for years.
|
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But Warren, Harris, and Sanders are pressuring California lawmakers to make no exceptions.
|
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With few exceptions, North Korea's totalitarian government forbids citizens from mixing with outsiders.
|
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Broadly speaking, European audiences adored it; American critics — with some exceptions — hated it.
|
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Between these lavish exceptions, daily life goes unstructured, a passing flow of moments.
|
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The Astros' defense, with few exceptions, was bold and brilliant during the postseason.
|
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He noted that the Western and Northern Alps, and the Carpathians, are exceptions.
|
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The law includes exceptions for medical emergencies, but not for rape or incest.
|
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Argentina, with few exceptions, is on lockdown to stem the spread of coronavirus.
|
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With few exceptions, the picturesque pink flowers don't reveal themselves in the fall.
|
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But we are very bad at predicting the size and frequency of exceptions.
|
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Exceptions are made for younger students who are veterans, married or legally emancipated.
|
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The head of Puerto Rico's Olympic committee demanding exceptions to train elite athletes.
|
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Social media companies can make whatever exceptions they desire to their own rules.
|
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One other thing to keep in mind: there are exceptions to most rules.
|
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"There are a few exceptions and my hat's off to them," she continued.
|
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The Framers allowed only five explicit exceptions to Senate simple-majority rule: 2628.
|
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Additionally, the law makes exceptions for students with disabilities and English language learners.
|
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No. 22006, with only two exceptions, the party in power loses House seats.
|
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Yet disaster relief provides a strong rationale for providing exceptions to those restrictions.
|
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But outside of a very few exceptions, like Rioja Reserva, that's not feasible.
|
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With few exceptions, writerly ambition tends not to operate at a grand level.
|
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However, the EU is now looking at whether there should be certain exceptions.
|
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Several states have carved out exceptions from their sales taxes for other products.
|
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With a few exceptions, text appears only to the right of the line.
|
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Most hunters have superstitions, and Mr. Bukar and the others are no exceptions.
|
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Then he received some bad news: 401(k) plans don't make those exceptions.
|
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Those three elections are very clearly exceptions to a long-standing political rule.
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New Zealand (with a few exceptions) and five more locations/islands 7 a.m.
|
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Amazon has remained secretive about its health care ambitions, with a few exceptions.
|
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Amid these exceptions, though, is a good-sized fraction of Midwestern productive capacity.
|
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With a few exceptions, the plane's electronics and flight instruments are also antiquated.
|
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But it carves out many exceptions and is less sweeping than the original.
|
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Accordingly, most of the clues are fairly easy, but there are few exceptions.
|
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The slightly larger, rectangular dimensions of the screen are governed by the exceptions.
|
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But there have been exceptions, including for resolutions concerning the status of Jerusalem.
|
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With few exceptions, mature writers each carry the burden of an individual style.
|
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It's generally legal to cover one's face in public, but there are exceptions.
|
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It is, with rare exceptions, the era of the freshman in college basketball.
|
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The company says it did often use exceptions at Tinker starting in 2016.
|
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With a few exceptions, there is always respect between groups on match days.
|
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The law made exceptions in cases of a medical emergency that threatened the mother or "a severe fetal abnormality" that would have prevented the fetus surviving outside of the womb but did not include exceptions for cases of rape or incest.
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Mr. Rubio did not, however, mention exceptions in the case of rape or incest.
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With few exceptions, those trends have gotten far worse over the past 25 years.
|
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Fast and slow lanes were banned, but exceptions could be made with government oversight.
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Ahead, 13 lies you'll hear at the makeup counter (and the few noteworthy exceptions).
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The Senate removed an amendment that added exceptions in cases of rape and incest.
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Placing inmates in federal prisons closer to their families (with exceptions for security concerns). ?
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The Missouri Stands for the Unborn Act makes no exceptions for rape or incest.
|
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Under U.S. law, such exceptions can only be granted for up to 180 days.
|
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But there are often bizarre exceptions, like the odd legal document or wedding invitation.
|
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For instance, while companies typically owe tax on earnings brought home, there some exceptions.
|
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Utah has allowed firearms inside college stadiums for a decade, with a few exceptions.
|
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Smoking is banned in general in the restaurant industry but various exceptions are allowed.
|
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Masks, however, are given exceptions if the guest requires one for a medical condition.
|
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Unfortunately it seems that there might have been a few exceptions to that rule.
|
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John Milkovich, makes exceptions only in cases where the mother's health is at risk.
|
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These exceptions are extremely rare and surrounded by the continuation of widely accepted tropes.
|
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But there are a number of exceptions that can limit eligibility in select circumstances.
|
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The bill includes exceptions for a medical emergency, but not for rape or incest.
|
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So far, "with very rare exceptions, no one dies of literal thirst", Gleick said.
|
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Traditionally even military space launches have been, with few exceptions, more transparent than this.
|
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The original language has since been updated to include exceptions for rape and incest.
|
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And those that are exceptions will think twice knowing that they are on camera.
|
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She said she would support exceptions for rape and incest victims at that point.
|
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My position has not changed — like Ronald Reagan, I am pro-life with exceptions.
|
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Emphasis on the word "general" however, because a rule is nothing without its exceptions.
|
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Amazon's picks for its so-called HQ2 are, with a few exceptions, already thriving.
|
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Lawyers say that travel exceptions can be made on a case-by-case basis.
|
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A broadly poverty-free world, but with sad, durable exceptions, is not good enough.
|
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I like Snapchat, so hopefully they'll be one of the exceptions to the rule.
|
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Republicans have been largely united in supporting Trump's judicial nominees, but there are exceptions.
|
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With few exceptions, most of Twitter's platform experiments have become part of the product.
|
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The revenue collected from them have been "very low," with only a few exceptions.
|
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These few exceptions, while laudable, cannot alone address the systemic inequities of our industry.
|
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Goodwin, who attended a meeting during that summit, was one of the few exceptions.
|
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"My position has not changed -- like Ronald Reagan, I am pro-life with exceptions."
|
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But as a group, neither are those funds, though there are some apparent exceptions.
|
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Kibblesmith: I will say, in fairness, there are some weird exceptions that I've encountered.
|
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The data show a strong correlation between democracy and peace, with a few exceptions.
|
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But the suits noted that Harvard created special exceptions that make the rules unfair.
|
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In May, Delaware became the first state to outlaw marriage under 18 without exceptions.
|
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It's not in Google's nature to push partners around (though it does make exceptions).
|
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Although most European states sit comfortably above the UN recommendation, there are notable exceptions.
|
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There are, of course, notable exceptions like John McCain, Lindsey Graham, and Ben Sasse.
|
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The secular exceptions need not be broad, or numerous, to require a religious exception.
|
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Most of the bacteria in your dog's mouth are harmless, but there are exceptions.
|
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And there can be real exceptions, too, which can cause problems with groundwater contamination.
|
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People of color were largely silent on the issues with only a few exceptions.
|
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No exceptions Naked child in important news story: still ultra-mega-very-bad – remove.
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My position has not changed – like Ronald Reagan, I am pro-life with exceptions.
|
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As I said, the presentation of the work of Ewald and Sheikh are exceptions.
|
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The company laid out a series of specific policies and exceptions for account automation.
|
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The site might also ban ads for cryptocurrency exchanges, but with some possible exceptions.
|
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The official government estimate hovers around three weeks, with rare exceptions made for emergencies.
|
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There are some exceptions, which will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
|
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Or perhaps most colleges simply aren't tracking or publicizing such things, with few exceptions.
|
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Exceptions include niche funds run by Algebris Investment and Old Mutual Global Investors (OMGI).
|
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They are overwhelmingly Han areas, so had few exceptions to the one-child policy.
|
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Click here to view original GIF13 video is often disappointing (although there are exceptions).
|
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Ah yes, with few exceptions, all of us are perfect angels, including Donald Trump.
|
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Though hot, fresh gravy improves most holiday dishes, there are exceptions to the rule.
|
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Indeed, the exceptions noted in this article indicate that the past isn't necessarily prologue.
|
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While the typical ass to use is that of a deer, there are exceptions.
|
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With some exceptions, Trump and Cuban are generally considered fiscally conservative and socially liberal.
|
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Even those who have been publicly critical of the chair make exceptions for Dacey.
|
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Bush, who considers himself the most pro-life candidate, believes in all three exceptions.
|
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The other two exceptions were Aretha Franklin in 1999 and Ray Charles in 2003.
|
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The State Department announced a number of possible exceptions to the sanctions announced Wednesday.
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Don't look at me like that, there are exceptions to just about every rule.
|
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And it's likely that in practice the exceptions would not be narrow at all.
|
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But, with few exceptions, the undercards don't garner a great deal of press, either.
|
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The act includes no exceptions and directs authorities to ignore any conflicting federal laws.
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Republicans disagree on whether even these exceptions, particularly rape and incest, should be allowed.
|
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The Section 230 defense now worked only intermittently, as courts increasingly read in exceptions.
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The glaring exceptions are the giant ISPs who are reigned in by the regulation.
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Cards are valid for 10 years, with some exceptions for cards issued for children.
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With rare exceptions, a round of Fortnite tends to be a pretty positive experience.
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The ruling targets recreational and commercial users alike, and makes zero exceptions for journalists.
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Taylor Swift and certain other artists refuse to do so, but they are exceptions.
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Exceptions can be made in rape cases if new DNA evidence is found later.
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But courts have recognized multiple exceptions to this rule, some reasonable and some not.
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Moreover, the law does not grant the HHS Secretary authority to create new exceptions.
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Exceptions to those restrictions typically have been only grudgingly permitted in very specific situations.
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Moreover, the masking laws are rife with exceptions (otherwise, Halloween would not be possible).
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There are a few exceptions, which my friends and I targeted at one lunch.
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The measure carves out exceptions for those convicted of murder or felony sex crimes.
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With few exceptions, an OTA-fueled project should rely on an open-source platform.
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The exceptions are this weird Samsung concept, and Sony's blinding Backlight Master Drive tech.
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There are some shining exceptions, such as Yehudi Menuhin, Mstislav Rostropovich and Daniel Barenboim.
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In theory, there are exceptions to the rules regarding data localisation and technology transfer.
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Since implementing the freeze, he said, he has signed more than 2,400 such exceptions.
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Some activists allow exceptions for rape or incest or the life of the mother.
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Democracy in rock bands, with very few exceptions, is often a ticking time bomb. . . .
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The law, which included no exceptions for rape and incest, was signed by Gov.
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Exceptions are made if a mother's life is threatened and for lethal fetal conditions.
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The license, which offers "narrow exceptions" is set to expire 90 days from today.
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There are not exceptions though, to how many times that provision could be used.
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Exceptions were in 1964, when Lyndon B. Johnson trounced Barry Goldwater, and in 1980.
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One of the great exceptions to this rule is the Amazon Kindle e-readers.
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However, there are exceptions to every rule — particularly with buzzy industries and business models.
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Mississippi and Louisiana recently passed legislation banning abortion after 15 weeks with limited exceptions.
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Zack Stephenson, who authored the legislation, called marital rape exceptions "abominable" in a statement.
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Exceptions in recent decades included Nelson Mandela's South Africa, Rwanda and Ethiopia, Yates said.
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Exceptions included Total and Neste Oy. (Reporting by Alister Doyle Editing by Mark Potter)
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The authority to grant exceptions to the immigration laws for humanitarian reasons already exists.
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If there are exceptions to the Goldwater Rule, psychiatrists apparently cannot agree on them.
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Unlike car campgrounds, America's wilderness is mostly accessible without fees (there are occasional exceptions).
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Under the rule, those who have been the victims of trafficking are granted exceptions.
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Critics say the rules have multiple, complex exceptions that could undermine the plan's efficiency.
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Kate Middleton has also been known to make royal protocol exceptions for young kids.
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With a few exceptions, the vehicle drove as well as the average human driver.
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Time and again, with only a few notable exceptions, the Republicans failed this test.
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With few exceptions, in each year, temporary absences were more than double for women.
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My position has not changed - like Ronald Reagan, I am pro-life with exceptions.
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The Obama administration created the online database voluntarily, but made exceptions for some disclosures.
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These exceptions are nuanced and many law journal articles have been written about them.
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" Some held signs reading "Women's rights are human rights" and "C++ Style, No exceptions.
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The Mississippi law would prohibit abortion after 15 weeks of gestation, with some exceptions.
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Most of them are white and middle-aged, but there are a few exceptions.
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I am not making exceptions for myself because of my virginity or my condition.
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My position has not changed—like Ronald Reagan, I am pro-life with exceptions.
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The only exceptions, he added, would be banks and companies blacklisted by U.S. authorities.
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These exceptions and limitations to copyright enable the essential human right of cultural participation.
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Any annual pension payments above that level could be lost, although there are exceptions.
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With a few notable exceptions, video games based on super heroes tend to suck.
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There are some exceptions, like for boats and automobiles, or for pre-owned items.
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Attorney-client privilege shields communications between a lawyer and a client, with some exceptions.
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Instead, he dug in and has remained there since, with a few fleeting exceptions.
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But with few exceptions, the industry that Columbus helped create is now under threat.
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Over those 2628 years, the exceptions have been two black men and four women.
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" On "Fifteen," Moore cryptically sings that she has "no regrets, with a few exceptions.
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Some companies are making exceptions for people who have been impacted by the coronavirus.
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Some are making exceptions for people who have been financially impacted by the coronavirus.
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In a few exceptions, like St. Louis, they did succeed in flattening the curve.
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There were a few exceptions, but Asian immigration was, for the most part, barred.
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Furthermore, on Thursday, Mr. Trump carved out exceptions even to this particular trade restriction.
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There are exceptions, of course, but many of the questions were soft and indirect.
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Usually, the cast didn't drink alcohol while shooting drinking scenes — but there were exceptions.
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There are notable exceptions to this in the Republican Party, but that's the point.
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Though there have been exceptions, he has lived alone for much of his life.
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Exceptions would only be made on a case-by-case basis, according to Reuters.
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Exceptions for rape, incest and serious threats to the mother's health are being considered.
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Exceptions for rape, incest and serious threats to the woman's health were being considered.
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Toys like corn-husk dolls, soft and durable and easily made, were the exceptions.
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In other words, Facebook seems to have been making exceptions to its own policies.
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Obviously, there were exceptions, but generally speaking, were no match for the local entrepreneurs.
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But Ms. Aucoin said that's not the plan, and exceptions will be made public.
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Lawmakers supporting abortion rights were left arguing to preserve the rape and incest exceptions.
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This, with a few exceptions which I'll discuss later, has not come to pass.
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There are exceptions, like the Parisian designer JAR, the initials of Joel Arthur Rosenthal.
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It is also true that the system is full of complicated rules and exceptions.
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For 40 years, with a few exceptions, Democrats have utterly failed to do so.
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Together, we can make this a place where freedom is for everyone, no exceptions.
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Some believe that, with rare exceptions, Congress must vote to permit such a strike.
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After what was nearly an ascendant decade, sales petered off globally with few exceptions.
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Exceptions are usually reserved for September, when playoff berths can hang in the balance.
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Since then, studies in different animals show the same general pattern -- with some exceptions.
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There are exceptions in the Giardini, the park that hosts some 20083 national pavilions.
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Rare exceptions aside, the mainstream GOP has remained aligned in its support of Trump.
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Despite the exceptions, Twitter's policies are still more restrictive than many of its rivals.
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And yet, with few exceptions, most of us stay on the technology update treadmill.
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The Democratic socialist agenda is, with few exceptions, broadly unpopular outside of activist circles.
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There are exceptions, but generally that regulatory framework was designed to be technology neutral.
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Until Election Day, with some exceptions, it seemed that they had indeed done better.
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There are a few exceptions, such as when a termination violates federal discrimination laws.
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These Halloween costumes were by and large distractions, though, with a couple of exceptions.
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With some exceptions, chargers use either USB-C, micro-USB, or Apple's Lightning Cable.
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One of the rare exceptions was Jerry Moran, a second-term senator from Kansas.
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New York State law provides even stronger protections against double jeopardy, with some exceptions.
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With a few exceptions, when we complain about the noise, we're complaining about ourselves.
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The only exceptions should be for trade in humanitarian goods like food and medicine.
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With few exceptions, Mr. McConnell has enjoyed the lock-step support of his caucus.
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It contains exceptions for rape, incest or if the woman's life is in danger.
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It also brought a three-day waiting period for firearm purchases, with some exceptions.
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CNN: Many states that impose gestational age limits for abortion do so with exceptions.
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Russian reporters were often -- with some brave exceptions -- functionaries in a state propaganda system.
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Broken backs do not heal, and, with few exceptions, brain cells do not regenerate.
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With a couple of exceptions, the same is true of Taiwan and South Korea.
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For instance, while companies typically owe tax on earnings brought home, there some exceptions.
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And with some notable exceptions, almost all the services offer more than just movies.
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They will not necessarily understand the nuances of the confidentiality rules and their exceptions.
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Exceptions would be to prevent a woman's death or her serious risk of impairment.
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There are exceptions, though, and you can find great value on a hotel splurge.
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A few structures in this town of 1,200 remain standing, but they're the exceptions.
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They are subject to exceptions and waivers, which are set forth in the proclamation.
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"There are different exceptions that qualify for a 10% early withdrawal waiver," Marshall says.
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There are exceptions to everything, but for an office meeting, Willink recommends 20 minutes.
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The exceptions are found in ultraliberal areas such as San Francisco and New York.
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That means 20203% of the workforce, with certain exceptions, will be working from home.
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The FAA will make exceptions for journalists as long they get special approval beforehand.
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I make exceptions to this rule about stylish writers: I love Joyce Carol Oates.
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Trump's unstinting support for fossil fuels is federal Republicanism for now, with shrinking exceptions.
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It's already illegal to use federal taxpayer dollars for abortion, with very limited exceptions.
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Selfies with royals are usually prohibited in large crowds, but they'll make occasional exceptions.
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The administration added some exceptions for religious employers, but some employers found them insufficient.
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Exceptions would be made for people with long-term disabilities, the elderly, and children.
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Some of these have exceptions for cases of rape or incest; others do not.
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Should the bill pass, the law would make no exceptions for rape or incest.
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Well, as I said, there's exceptions, and this is an interesting one in Netflix.
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On Wednesday, a committee of the State Senate sent the measure on to the full Senate, after amending it to include exceptions for cases of rape or incest — exceptions that were not in the version of the bill the State House passed.
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Themed restaurants have a deservedly awful reputation — but there are, thankfully, exceptions to the rule.
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With a handful of exceptions, the parade has taken place every year since the 1880s.
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The measure has no exceptions for rape, incest, or a threat to the mother's life.
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And yet, there are exceptions, games that use them well, and Astro Bot is one.
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In fact, nearly every country prohibits the practice, while making exceptions for hands-free use.
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I budget rigorously and pay my credit card bill on time, every month, no exceptions.
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With few exceptions, these diseases are preventable with ideal oral hygiene and a healthy diet.
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But child rights activists, including Nobel Laureate Kailash Satyarthi, have voiced concern over two exceptions.
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With few exceptions, if you really think about it, conservatives really aren&apost into protesting.
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I was one of the few undocumented immigrants for whom the exceptions and loopholes worked.
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For starters, with few exceptions St. John believes they should focus almost exclusively on men.
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Right now, "Medicare, with few exceptions, doesn't reimburse for telemedicine visits from home," he explained.
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It's nice to know John Legend and Chrissy Teigen are not exceptions to that rule.
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It allows exceptions for medical emergencies but not for pregnancies caused by rape or incest.
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Forty-three states restrict abortions, with some exceptions, by time or phase of fetal development.
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Journalists protect their sources with virtually no exceptions, even if it means going to prison.
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Because the bill allows for exceptions, it can't be compared to previous opinions, Mississippi argues.
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Airbnb has argued that these cases are exceptions and already go against the company's rules.
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As in most other incel communities, women are "banned on sight, no exceptions," on Incels.co.
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The vast majority of the items we import are made in China, with few exceptions.
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For now — save for a few exceptions like the Nissan Mobility Concept — it's mostly startups.
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It would ban abortion in nearly all instances with no exceptions for rape or incest.
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Do most users actually want virtual speech limited only by exceptions to the First Amendment?
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There are some notable exceptions regarding the loss of the graphic novel best-seller lists.
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They have been challenged by the courts and, with some exceptions, have been generally upheld.
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Things like "cure" or "breakthrough" or "paradigm shift" should only be used for true exceptions.
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With a few exceptions, it's not clear that the activity ever amounted to serious danger.
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Twitter also says it will consider exceptions for groups that are engaged in peaceful resolution.
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This is true but as with many laws there are some important exceptions and caveats.
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The exceptions have been McAvoy's Xavier and Michael Fassbender's Magneto, Xavier's friend-turned-philosophical opponent.
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Mostly it's people I like or just find interesting, but there are a few exceptions.
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The U.S. said its citizens can start applying for exceptions, but few will be granted.
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It will also prohibit the much broader category of "issues" ads, with a few exceptions.
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The bill only has exceptions to prevent a woman's death or serious risk of impairment.
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The group didn't back the Georgia law, because it includes exceptions for rape or incest.
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AB 25 requires companies to hire workers as employees, not independent contractors, with some exceptions.
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The transactions provide little or no clues about the actual buyers – with a few exceptions.
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Federal law (the Hyde Amendment) already prohibits government funding for abortion—with very few exceptions.
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Some exceptions apply to the latter, but the bulk of shows will be interruption-free.
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With a handful of exceptions, Turkey's media have followed the government's recommendations to the letter.
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With a few exceptions, people who live with addiction tend to lock into daily patterns.
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"With few exceptions it's Democrats' dream come true," the Cook Political Report's Dave Wasserman tweeted.
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The exceptions for rape and incest were added in 1993, when Bill Clinton was president.
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Yes, health care companies can pay for patients' rides under certain federal anti-kickback exceptions.
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However, there are plenty of exceptions to the listed dress code — like religion, for example.
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"Where you live determines which amusement park you go to, with few exceptions," Hardiman said.
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There are exceptions to the rules -- for refugee asylum or inter-country adoption, for example.
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It is also less regressive than is often claimed, because of exceptions for basic goods.
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"Nusra Front is present in every liberated area, with only a few exceptions," he said.
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The notable exceptions include Ali Wong, Iliza Shlesinger, Chelsea Peretti, Sarah Silverman, and Jen Kirkman.
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The world cultures teacher had told the class that all Muslims were terrorists, no exceptions.
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While there are exceptions, the fintech, biotech, and adtech worlds also keep much to themselves.
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It also does not include exceptions for rape or incest, like Alabama's recently enacted law.
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That was when Washington granted significant reduction exceptions (SREs) from sanctions to countries, including India.
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Those exceptions, however, make emphasizing our shared values and shared goals all the more important.
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Twitter might also ban ads for cryptocurrency exchanges — with some "limited exceptions," the report claims.
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His inclusion not only saves the franchise some cash; it also opens up trade exceptions.
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High-tech deals involving China appear to get the toughest scrutiny, although there are exceptions.
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And Ballmer said he tries to personally steer clear of political stands, with two exceptions.
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She also cleaned up her diet to focus on healthy foods — with a few exceptions.
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"Impressionism fell out of favor, with some exceptions, between the world wars," Mr. Tucker said.
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The exceptions are a logistics company and a Wuhan-based chain of braised duck treats.
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Of course, most feminists—albeit with some notable exceptions—support Clinton in the presidential race.
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It is meant to be a customs union, but has an extensive list of exceptions.
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They countered the dominant view of Vatican officials for decades: the church allowed no exceptions.
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With few exceptions, vehicle operators have until April 1 to comply with the ELD mandate.
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Iowa Democrats are slightly better at forecasting their party's favorite, though with some notable exceptions.
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Hearing aids aren't covered by Australia's public healthcare service, Medicare, although there are some exceptions.
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This would be done by reducing the use of waivers and exceptions to current laws.
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Avoid shopping for one day (with exceptions for small, women- and minority-owned businesses) 3.
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He's done really well, he's probably exceeded some of our exceptions from a results standpoints.
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This creates the need for special exceptions like that in the Defending Digital Campaigns case.
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"With a few obvious exceptions, Generation X has never had a TV show," Remender said.
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Would you want to change the Republican platform to include the exceptions that you have?
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But for now, college dropouts who rule the world are rare exceptions — not the rule.
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There are a few exceptions, though, including food, medical equipment, transportation and some IT products.
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He singled out the predominantly Christian province of Papua as one of the few exceptions.
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He did note there were brief exceptions, including some unexplained explosions reported in the north.
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Congress has devised a wide variety of limits and exceptions to the anti-discrimination statutes.
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That's how it's always been and — with a few exceptions — that's how it is now.
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There are a couple other notable exceptions to the "vitamin C doesn't prevent colds" rule.
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They also said the bank did not "typically" identify and eliminate loans with credit exceptions.
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Of course, the Review does not—with some notable exceptions—break news on current events.
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Like Ronald Reagan, I am pro-life with exceptions, which I have outlined numerous times.
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There are some exceptions to that, but for the most part that is your obligation.
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There may be exceptions to the ban, though, at the discretion of the State Department.
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The Jim Crow era was based on the concept of a zero-exceptions color line.
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Reason - Old Rule required complex set of exceptions because a strict prohibition was never practical.
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With very few exceptions, the men whom Kim, Khloé, Kylie, and Kendall date stay Black.
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With few exceptions, much popular tech writing takes an overwhelmingly admiring approach to its subjects.
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The ban permits few exceptions: even standard loopholes for rape and incest are not available.
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This flipping process happens more or less instantaneously, with rare exceptions in my brief testing.
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Law enforcement officials also argue that creating more exceptions to gun regulations will impede investigations.
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But it makes some exceptions, including for air and sea travel, according to U.S. officials.
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There have been a few notable exceptions to the typical safari tour of Trump's America.
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Only three exceptions exist — Estee Lauder, Clorox and Unilever — and all three have stark similarities.
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But don't confuse these exceptions, even if they are glaring ones, with the general rule.
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With few exceptions, the Republicans and Democrats who are retiring largely vote along party lines.
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The bill includes exceptions for rape and incest, which a previous version did not include.
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Exceptions will only be allowed for medical reasons and only a doctor can grant them.
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Exceptions do a lot of heavy lifting for us, as the theorist Utz McKnight argues.
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With few exceptions, Qatari women could not get a driver's license, and churches were banned.
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Occasionally a judge will demand information about claims rates and disbursements, but those are exceptions.
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And, in return, he'd have a place to stay at night, every night, no exceptions.
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Exceptions exist, of course, like the bottle of Napa Valley cabernet sauvignon on this list.
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New York's new law also does away with many of the exceptions in similar laws.
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But those artists are largely exceptions, working against a tide of more corporate-friendly work.
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IFTTT's popular applets for the company's camera, smoke detector and thermostat are among those exceptions.
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The Forest Service proposal would expand the types of exceptions for skipping the review process.
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Most of the proposed exceptions targeting criminal activity like drugs or terrorism are similarly redundant.
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The law, introduced in 1973, created small exceptions in the case of a medical emergency.
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The only exceptions are for projects like painting, hanging ceiling fans, and other small upgrades.
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The exceptions were 1.203-10 and much of the time since last year's Brexit referendum.
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We come up with a new definition that once again is simple (without adding exceptions).
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Over time, the high court has added its own layer of exceptions to Section 220.
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Most cities and states have not followed this trend; however, there are a few exceptions.
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As usual, though, there are exceptions to the rule when it comes to reservation guarantees.
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So they spent only what they needed to spend, and saved the rest — no exceptions.
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The bill would move that limit up to 20 weeks and keep the current exceptions.
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Those two strong years were the exceptions in the current nearly 22017-year long recovery.
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With relatively rare exceptions, humans can be accurately categorized into sexes based on this measure.
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Supporters of HB 85033 will note that exceptions to the six week limitation do exist.
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Petty, with only a few exceptions, was recorded as farther back, behind the three leaders.
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"There are exceptions, but my worst coach by several factors was in college," she says.
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Of course there are exceptions to this but generally speaking, a wall is a wall.
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With few exceptions, growth in nighttime light was observed throughout South America, Africa and Asia.
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With the possible exceptions of Meals on Wheels and AmeriCorps, these programs are fairly obscure.
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But in the FISC, with rare exceptions, the judges hear only from the executive branch.
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But there are a few exceptions of grand jury information that can be made public.
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Most investors only have one ridesharing company in their portfolio, with only a few exceptions.
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The vast majority, except for a few notable exceptions, are driven, humble, and kind people.
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Exceptions include construction and emergency vehicles, as well as police cars, the Star Tribune reported.
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It would, not surprisingly, be populated by Hispanic men and Hispanic women, with two exceptions.
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Disney's highly anticipated Disney+ streaming service launched Monday with unexpected exceptions in the United States.
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The reaction in the German news media has largely been positive, with a few exceptions.
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But it said there are exceptions, particularly when the officials have knowledge not available elsewhere.
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There are exceptions, such as Nelson Mandela, the first post-apartheid president of South Africa.
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"This was a nuance that was brought in recently; there are exceptions," that insider said.
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Exceptions to the order are being made for essential services, medical care and grocery shopping.
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