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However, in the present study the same verbal stimuli were used in both 1stPP and 3rdPP conditions, except for the subject of the first sentence.
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As it was never clear what it was that the SNP wanted to do that it couldn't do already, apart from move the UK's nuclear submarines from Faslane to Plymouth, the precise details of further powers for the Scottish government will not mean much, except to Conservative MPs for whom the subject of English votes for English matters holds an unhealthy fascination.
This is a fairly routine reason given for secondary offerings, except that on the subject of acquisitions, Facebook has been in the news of late.
There was no evidence of dose-related changes in FEV1, FVC, FEV1/FVC ratio, and % predicted FEV1 of clinical concern and no increased use of rescue SABA except for the subject who had an exacerbation of asthma.
Publishers submit works according to published guidelines; winners for the literary categories must be U.S. citizens, except for the History category, where the subject of the book must be U.S. History.
Except, that is, on the subject of tribalism.
For all the positive hits selected from the library screening, we determined their individual inhibition or induction potency (IC50 or EC50) toward an enzyme or a receptor (Table 4), except for the RyR assays, which are the subject of a forthcoming study.
This is uninhabited, except for scientists, is surrounded by rich fisheries and is the subject of a longstanding dispute.
Except for the gorillas, subjects of all species learned to choose the larger of two cubes.
Subjects' characteristics were similar to those of the general population of Argentina, except for the subjects' higher educational level [ 15].> No significant differences were found regarding the values obtained in both groups for all the evaluated states, except for a statistically significant difference of 0.19 in state 33133 (p = 0.04).
Hence in medieval logic the word came to be used also for common and proper names generally and even for what were called syncate-gorematic terms words such as and, if, not, some, only, except, which are incapable of being used for the subject or predicate of a proposition.
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