It made an exception for patients who have urgent needs.
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It made an exception for Chatbooks because of the app's broad appeal.
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But in the end, the clerks made an exception for the couple.
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But just this once, the team made an exception for some neighbors.
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You've made an exception for two people — both of whom you love.
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It made an exception for bots of broad interest such as earthquake alerts.
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The AP also notes that Wood made an exception for about 22,000 documents.
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We like to think that Aristotle would have made an exception for reading.
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It made an exception for sensitive personal information unrelated to the committee's investigations.
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But I made an exception for N. K. Jemisin, one of my favorite authors.
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"We don't usually do this, but we made an exception for Annie," they said.
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Unlike the Trump administration, the Bush administration made an exception for parents with children.
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They made an exception for me, and I got to race one run with Sotelo.
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Seems like Kardashian changed his mind, or at least, made an exception for his birthday.
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" He later made an exception for "leaders of countries and people who can help us.
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It also made an exception for specific committees of Congress without regard to any need.
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But he has made an exception for abortion legislation given the support of social conservatives.
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Adam Driver typically doesn't watch his own work, but he made an exception for "Star Wars."
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Today, Uber made an exception for anyone who seeks to file individual claims relating to sexual assault.
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The government made an exception for voters from insurgent-held areas, setting up polling places in Damascus.
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The authors therefore made an exception for insects, the most speciose group (5.5m of the 8m purported species).
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" Mr. Bradley noted that the extradition treaty with Canada made an exception for crimes of "a political character.
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Karon had never encouraged a client so young to play there, but he made an exception for Thames.
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Fedor proposed an amendment to SB 127 that would have made an exception for victims of rape and incest.
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Sources close to Bregoli tell us Kim was denying photos with other patrons, but made an exception for her.
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They informed me that they had made an exception for me and not to expect it in the future.
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And if you're not a musical person but have made an exception for Hamilton, these seven just might convert you.
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Yet Van Herpen's clothes are true one-offs, in the couture tradition, so the Fédération made an exception for her.
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It's no surprise they made an exception for Pattinson, seeing as his Dior Homme fragrance ads were a major, smoldering hit.
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But some commenters defended the tradition, even if they acknowledged that the referee should have made an exception for the emergency.
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The "Mad Money" host made an exception for GLD, an ETF that tracks the price of gold, because of its accuracy.
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Despite deeply rooted anti-Mexican and anti-Latino racism, the racist quotas set in 1924 made an exception for the Western Hemisphere.
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It's interesting ... McPhee doesn't like to show off her rock to just anyone, but she clearly made an exception for the bride.
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Kavanagh, who made a point of never chasing athletes to beg them to come back, made an exception for the brash McGregor.
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Queen Elizabeth usually doesn't attend funerals, but she may have made an exception for the funeral of a close friend this year.
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I made an exception for Won't You Be My Neighbor, a documentary about children's television personality Fred Rogers, directed by Morgan Neville.
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He had wanted to stick to public pools, but they didn't open until eleven, so he made an exception for his first borough.
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But he said he made an exception for the gas tax because the need to maintain the state's transportation infrastructure was so critical.
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And while Stura usually keeps newcomers to Skylands separated from the other animals at first, he's made an exception for the Hurricane Florence survivor.
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Though still on maternity leave, Meghan Markle made an exception for the Trooping of the Colour, a military parade celebrating Queen Elizabeth II's birthday.
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The Arizona Republican obviously is willing to set aside most political rivalries, but has made an exception for Trump, and who would blame him?
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Of the experience, Chloë told Vogue that she actually dislikes walking in — and attending — fashion shows, but made an exception for this one specifically.
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Colorado, the court made an exception for racial bias during jury deliberations, saying that rooting it out was more important than keeping deliberations secret.
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But the creator of those masterpieces is Raphael, Michelangelo's Renaissance contemporary and rival, so the Vatican has made an exception for a brief stay.
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Her own parents had two children, after the government made an exception for families in rural areas (provided the children were five years apart).
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The agency added that it made an exception for tobacco, mint, menthol, and non-flavored products because it considers them not as appealing to youth.
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"Given the unknown direction of social media when the gift was first planned, the Library made an exception for public tweets," the white paper reads.
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The Molly's Game actress, 42, only shares photos of her spouse sparingly, but made an exception for the funny video Sunday on Instagram and Twitter.
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"I am very glad to hear McKinney ISD has made an exception for Kate so she can wear her turquoise wig during treatment," he tweeted.
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Since Brandon opened his restaurant just two months ago he was a little nervous to leave the pass, but made an exception for Chef's Night Out.
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Producers rarely back student writers, but, says Jim Nicola of New York Theatre Workshop, which put on "Slave Play", they made an exception for Mr Harris.
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Officials said that Iran was uncooperative and would be subject to a broad travel ban, but Mr. Trump made an exception for student and exchange visas.
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While the court has almost complete discretion in deciding whether to hear most kinds of cases, Congress has made an exception for some disputes concerning elections.
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And while he's usually opposed to video auditions, he made an exception for actors who weren't able to travel to New York and try out in person.
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Officers who grumbled if anybody spent too much time on YouTube made an exception for instructional videos; Mr Locks learnt how to use a mortar from them.
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However, the train company running the Seibu Ikebukuro has made an exception for this particular cat, seeing as it brings plenty of joy to its fellow commuters.
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The Bush administration introduced a program in 2005 that also referred for prosecution immigrants illegally crossing the border, but it made an exception for parents with children.
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The ECB can generally buy only investment-grade rated covered bonds, although it has made an exception for some Greek and Cypriot securities if certain conditions are met.
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The police made an exception for Lucky in 2007 but allowed Ms. Ping to go out with the dog only if she were accompanied by a sighted person.
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Elite World Group and DNA, both prominent agencies, have pledged cooperation, though DNA has made an exception for those under 18 who have already walked for one season.
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But he pointed out that Twitter's policies made an exception for newsworthiness, a factor that must be considered in regard to any and all of the president's tweets.
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We made an exception for television: The baseball playoffs are going on, and watching a game as a family feels different from staring at an individual phone screen.
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I normally only list shows and movies I've already seen in these monthly streaming roundups, but I've made an exception for Marseille, Netflix's first French-language original series.
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She made an exception for Future in 2015 when she played his love interest in the music video for "Rich $ex" in 2015, sparking dating rumors between the two.
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Despite strongly prohibiting third parties from creating "aggregator" apps that display both companies' services side by side, both Uber and Lyft have long made an exception for Google Maps.
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Donald Trump isn't one to share the spotlight, but on Tuesday night, he made an exception for the former Alaska governor and John McCain's 2008 vice presidential running mate.
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When Calder was looking for a New York gallery in the 1930s, he began courting Matisse (who usually exhibited European artists, but made an exception for this persistent American).
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Effectively, they made an exception for illegal immigrants who arrived with children — an exception that Trump administration officials followed until Mr. Sessions imposed a zero-tolerance policy this year.
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U.S. securities regulators require ETFs that try to beat the market disclose their holdings daily, but they made an exception for NextShares when approving the new fund category in 2014.
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India requires shippers to fumigate crops with methyl bromide, an insect-killing gas, in the country of origin, but has historically made an exception for Canada, the world's biggest pulse exporter.
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The president has made an exception for Ivanka Trump, who was recently given a West Wing office on the second floor next to two other advisers, Kellyanne Conway and Dina Powell.
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It's not often that Cramer gives a positive take on a pure-play retail stock, but on Wednesday, he made an exception for one name that recently caught fire: Children's Place.
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Mike Colter says he tries to stay out of the way when it comes to booking guest stars on his hit Netflix show ... but made an exception for former Prez Barack Obama.
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Lincoln Kirstein, the eminent patron of the arts (and writer about them) who loved to complain that modern dance was governed by the cult of idiosyncrasy, made an exception for Mr. Taylor.
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However, it wasn't until four days later that the teams of outsourced moderators who work at firms like Cognizant and Accenture were informed that Facebook had made an exception for Reynolds' pubes.
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It's not often that CNBC's Jim Cramer gives a positive take on a pure-play retail stock, but on Wednesday, he made an exception for one name that recently caught fire: Children's Place.
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The guidelines for the Victorian Prize stipulate that the writer must be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia, but the Wheeler Center, which administers the literature awards, made an exception for him.
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TMZ reports that the tribe made an exception for Beyoncé and her team to shoot the video at the site for a few hours, becoming the envy of campers who are regularly denied access.
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The designer has chosen a fellow Texan retailer in Fort Worth-based Pier 1, which had previously primarily carried their own line of products and made an exception for Gaines, according to the News.
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The bill made an exception for cases of incest and rape, but the way it was written would force women to report their rape to law enforcement in order to qualify for the exemption.
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The Finborough Theatre typically rejects scripts based on conventional love stories as too hackneyed, but it made an exception for a play that uses a romance as a way into a deeper political drama.
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PEBBLE BEACH, CA. (Reuters) - Mild-mannered Louis Oosthuizen is not prone to getting too excited on the golf course, but he made an exception for an early eagle at the U.S. Open on Thursday.
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Slavitt argued that in 85033, the program's first year of coverage, regulators did not yet have enough information to recognize the scale of the financial problems, though he made an exception for the decision about CoOportunity.
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Her own parents had two children, since the law made an exception for families in rural areas, as long as the children were five years apart — but not until after her mother narrowly escaped involuntary sterilization.
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Wang's own parents had two children — the law made an exception for families in rural areas, so long as the children were born at least five years apart — but only after her mother narrowly escaped involuntary sterilization.
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Her own parents had two children, since the law made an exception for families in rural areas, as long as the children were at least five years apart — but not until after her mother narrowly escaped involuntary sterilization.
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The agency made an exception for small and mid-sized companies which are customers of ETA, which is one of the biggest suppliers of watch movements and owned by the group best known for its colourful plastic watches.
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The "Mad Money" host made an exception for GLD, an ETF that tracks the price of gold, because of its accuracy, but on a larger scale, said that ETFs can distort stock valuations too dramatically for his liking.
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Though a lifelong Quaker and pacifist — he made an exception for World War II, calling it just — Mr. Morris was closely associated with images of war, which he was instrumental in placing before the eyes of the world.
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It made an exception for social media in its infancy, but now that Twitter, Facebook and other platforms are more established, the library will now bring its social media collecting practices more in line with its normal collection policies.
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Her own parents had two children, since the law made an exception for families living in rural areas, as long as the children were at least five years apart — but not until after her mother narrowly escaped involuntary sterilization.
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It made an exception for patients who have an urgent need to freeze their eggs or sperm, as might be the case with someone about to undergo chemotherapy, as well as patients who were midtreatment and had taken ovarian-stimulating drugs.
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Using what he called "a Talmudic type of reasoning," Mr. Pavoncello said that if Jews had been following the ancient kosher rule for centuries, it is unlikely that they would have suddenly made an exception for fried artichokes in the 16th century.
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Ms. Holdman received a Muslim burial in Slidell, La. She mostly forswore talking to the news media but made an exception for Ira Glass, the host of the public radio program "This American Life," to discuss one case that had stuck with her.
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Lack of movement on the nuclear reactors has been a sensitive issue, another member of the U.S. delegation said, after Washington made an exception for India by agreeing to provide it civilian nuclear energy technology even though it has not given up its nuclear weapons program.
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Lack of movement on the nuclear reactors has been a sensitive issue, another member of the U.S. delegation said, after Washington made an exception for India by agreeing to provide it civilian nuclear energy technology even though it has not given up its nuclear weapons programme.
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One family who'd invested in multiple surgeries to correct their adopted son's cleft palate carried around a marked-up copy of the national adoption law—which made an exception for over-quota children with medical needs—and their son's medical records to challenge any government officials who argued their adoption was illegal.
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While Brandeis generally opposed regulation — which, he worried, inevitably led to the corruption of the regulator — and instead advocated breaking up "bigness," he made an exception for "natural" monopolies, like telephone, water and power companies and railroads, where it made sense to have one or a few companies in control of an industry.
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Mr Woodward usually only works in the Surrey area as the cars can&apost be driven long distances, but he made an exception for Eloise and Joseph, from Alpheton in Suffolk, U.K. After the family had the Rolls-Royce carefully transported to the county, retired policeman Nick drove the father and bride to the church.
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At the same time, some animal rights activists have denounced the Catalan stance as hypocritical because regional lawmakers banned bullfighting in 2010 but made an exception for the "correbous" summer festivities held in some Catalan towns — during which bulls are also mistreated, according to animal activists, even if they are not fought to the death.
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Four-month-old Fatemeh Reshad was admitted to a hospital in Portland, Oregon with her family on Tuesday, after the government made an exception for her after her tourist visa was canceled last week due to President Donald Trump's executive order temporarily banning travel to the U.S. by people from seven predominantly Muslim countries, including Iran.
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While Kardashian West has previously admitted an aversion to wigs — telling momager Kris Jenner on an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians in February that, "I don't like wigs, they're just not for me, I need my real hair" — she explained to her Instagram story viewers Thursday night that she made an exception for her night out.
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