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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
except .
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Examples
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He represented Mecklenburg in the lower branch of the state legislature from 1778 to 1792; one term excepted, that of 1790.
The Harris Letters 1800
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If, on the other hand, baiting restrictions are aimed at hunters as a "fair chase" argument, then I don't think filming/photography is the same as hunting and should be excepted from the law.
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(This thread, some of its odder moments excepted, is a happy contrast to that).
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Also, newspapers and shopping circulars eligible for a high-density rate – those distributed to 90 percent of addresses in an area – are excepted from the droop rule, Heath said.
Newspaper Droop Test: Postal Service Charging More For 'Droopy' Items AP 2010
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Also, newspapers and shopping circulars eligible for a high-density rate – those distributed to 90 percent of addresses in an area – are excepted from the droop rule, Heath said.
Newspaper Droop Test: Postal Service Charging More For 'Droopy' Items AP 2010
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Also, newspapers and shopping circulars eligible for a high-density rate – those distributed to 90 percent of addresses in an area – are excepted from the droop rule, Heath said.
Newspaper Droop Test: Postal Service Charging More For 'Droopy' Items AP 2010
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If, on the other hand, baiting restrictions are aimed at hunters as a "fair chase" argument, then I don't think filming/photography is the same as hunting and should be excepted from the law.
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Also, newspapers and shopping circulars eligible for a high-density rate – those distributed to 90 percent of addresses in an area – are excepted from the droop rule, Heath said.
Newspaper Droop Test: Postal Service Charging More For 'Droopy' Items AP 2010
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Mr. Obama has offended no one (a silly tiff with John McCain excepted).
October 2006 2006
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As early as 1801 it was found necessary to send a squadron into the Mediterranean for the protection of our commerce, and no period has intervened, a short term excepted, when it was thought advisable to withdraw it.
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