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The second development shows that every smooth manifold admits a contact structure, except for those which obviously cannot for homological reasons.

Once we accept that the Scots and the Welsh are nations, then we must accord them parliaments which have all the normal powers of government, except for those which they delegate to the United Kingdom or the EEC".

Clams within all three clam size classes increased in shell length and wet weight after being exposed to all treatments, except for those which were starved (Fig. 1).

With the chief source for his portrayal as one of the most active warriors of the Trojan War undermined, Troilus has become an optional character in modern Trojan fiction except for those which choose to retell the love story itself.

We conducted and have presented the analyses for all cancers, except for those which had too few deaths to properly analyze (brain, skin, and reproductive organs).

Edge directions are kept as they are in the input network, except for those which connect a complex to a constituent protein that are made undirected.

Fitting the model with τ constrained to an interval typically yields a τ value at either endpoint, reflecting the constraint, except for those intervals which contain τ values at which the Deviance attains a local minimum.

Except for those publications which clearly marked their titles as "environmental history," it is difficult for us to classify which is indeed a study of "environmental history," let alone provide a comprehensive summary of the current research of Chinese environmental history.

"The Catcher in the Rye" is required reading in most American middle or high schools, except for those in which it is -- happily for its credibility -- banned.

In most of the pictures and the video she isn't even in the frame if there is a horse in it, except for those in which the unfortunate horse has been persuaded to lie down.

"A thief can expect to get lucky every 18th wallet — except for those banks which negligently allow their customers to choose really dumb PINs like 1111 and 1234," said Ross Anderson, a Cambridge computer scientist.