(President Enrique Peña Nieto, who has made a few veiled statements in response to Trump's bombast, is a partial exception).
Britain is a partial exception, too: both Labour and Conservatives have espoused the cause of immigration control.
France, where executive power is uneasily shared between a de Gaulle-tailored elected president and a legislatively chosen prime minister, is a partial exception.
Paul Thomas Anderson's "Boogie Nights" is a partial exception, and "The Social Network," David Fincher's coming movie about the beginnings of Facebook, may prove to be another.
The year 2008 was a partial exception: the number of landslide districts rose slightly from 2004, but so did the number of swing districts.
(Britain, as usual, is a partial exception to this view).So when Europeans search for a common foreign policy, they naturally apply the principles of multilateralism that have worked well at home.
Oil-rich Norway is a partial exception to this pattern, but even there the government is preparing for its post-oil future.This is not to say that the Nordics are shredding their old model.
Even as most Western countries struggle to rein in record budget deficits and soaring debts, the BRICs' public-debt levels are mostly modest and stable (India is a partial exception).
The new breed of entrepreneur still considers manufacturing "dirty", says Rakesh Basant of the Indian Institute of Management in Ahmedabad, not least because it entails greater interaction with government.Mr Alam's venture is a partial exception: it builds customised rickshaws, using fibreglass for well-paved tourist towns and sturdier iron for the bone-jarring streets of Bihar's capital, Patna.
The 3dpf tissue type is a partial exception to this rule.
