For example, the three markers 除了chúle 'in addition to', 似乎 sìhū 'seem', 也 yě 'and' in (27) can establish five possible relations: except-event, and, or, theme-contrast, and restrictive-addition.
Women generally took the role of observers during the public aspects of ceremonies, except in events involving one or more of the three women's societies.
No. Americans have been exposed to almost every natural hazard imaginable, except for events like typhoons that can only occur in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Except when events go dreadfully wrong.
"Little bits of this story get told through every one of my movies, except the events involving my family," Mr. Crowe says.
The sport in which, as the essayist Roger Angell once rhapsodized, "time moves differently, marked by no clock except the events of the game".
Scheduled TV will go away for everything except live events like breaking news, sports, and award shows.
"Back tracing" is time-to-event or survival analyses, except the events are "backward" or historic in time.
