It's not, though, exclusively bad news.
"But to treat all psychiatric symptoms as though they were exclusively biological is unacceptable reductionism".
They looked as though they were meant to be worn exclusively indoors, with a thin, almost perfunctory sole glued to the bottom of the sheepskin uppers.
Significantly, E avoids using the term YHWH throughout Genesis (with one apparent exception), and it is only after telling how God revealed his proper name to Moses, in chapter 3 of Exodus, that he refers to God as YHWH regularly, though not exclusively.
Sexual ethics, for example, has been reduced almost exclusively to matters of consent – as though you couldn't have consensual sex and still be an unethical lover by being selfish, apathetic or degrading.
Big Boi nearly made an exclusively funk record (putative title – Daddy Fat Saxxx: Soul Funk Crusader) as though, after a post-Outkast solo debut as dexterous as 2010's Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty, he had nothing left to prove.
Mr. Stephan made disc paintings exclusively for the last 30 years of his career, as though painting were more magical ritual than traditional craft.
The Record Album, on the other hand, has been open since the 1940s, looks as though it last had a refit around the time of decimalisation and deals exclusively in secondhand vinyl, with a specialism in soundtracks.
We use the term 'clinical care' loosely as a general term referring to settings and institutions of care in clinical medicine, particularly (though not exclusively) as it relates to diagnosis and health monitoring, as these are the areas most directly affected by the emergence of clinical biobanking.
There may be military and intelligence-gathering applications as well, though Brazil says its effort is exclusively for peaceful purposes.
Wielded mainly, though not exclusively, as a sword against the Mafia, it holds in its most basic terms that a person or group of people who commit certain crimes as part of a conspiracy or criminal enterprise can be charged with racketeering.
