Except, arguably, the 1995 and 1997 editions, shot by the late great Richard Avedon.
Arguably, except for the flute, the only blatant anachronism is Millie's sign on the bulletin board: "Roommate Wanted/ Share One Bedroom Furnished Apartment/ In singles building with pool/ $55 a piece a month".
Except that, arguably, they did.
Moreover, we would argue that for etiologic inference, the covariate-adjusted estimates may be less helpful because the covariates are, except for age, arguably consequences of the primary exposures: nativity and ethnicity [ 13].
Except he was arguably much closer to the audience, understood them better and respected them more.
Except Novak Djokovic is arguably a more formidable opponent than Roger Federer was a year ago.
Arguably this work is interesting for several reasons.
No one, that is, except Bilinda Butcher, guitarist, vocalist and – arguably – emotional anchor of My Bloody Valentine.
The whole point of running for president is to suggest change in national policy (except perhaps Hillary Clinton, who is arguably running on a continuation of President Barack Obama's legacy).
He argues that at Orgreave, where strikers were escorted to a field flanked by police on all sides except where a railway line ran, was arguably the first instance of "kettling", the controversial tactic for controlling crowds during demonstrations.
