In the original film, seven Brits, singles and pairs, facing retirement conclude their banking accounts cannot meet the financial demands of a decent dotage (with one notable exception, whose motives unfold as the first story is told).
At a time when actual experience no longer counts for much in the creating of fiction, DBC Pierre is an exception, someone whose life has, if anything been even more colourful than the stories he writes.
In short, Iñárritu's sympathy for the indigenous people of the region and their struggle to survive American and French occupation veers toward an exaltation of them as magical exceptions, whose traditions endow them with special powers and transform them into the living embodiments of God's will.
The two dissenters said there should be an exception for people whose clothing is dictated by their religion.
Even "filial responsibility" laws requiring adult children to care for parents make an exception for those whose parents abandoned them or otherwise did them some injury.
Danchev – who generally keeps notes and explanations to a minimum – makes an exception for Hortense, whose two surviving letters are included for the first time.
Furthermore, for new shoots, a general increase in the levels of individual catechins and total catechins was observed with increasing age of the leaves with an exception of C, whose concentration is highest in the buds.
Overall, STATs are not required for the development or survival of mice; an exception is STAT3, whose targeted deletion results in embryonic lethality [ 8].
(An exception is Julian Schnabel, whose films many critics consider to be better than his paintings).
An exception was Sox17, whose degradation rates measured by qRT-PCR were much lower than those measured by microarrays.
