The case is of no consequence except as an extreme clinical example of the type of forgetting needed for everyday survival under Stalinism.
Sacred trees are prohibited from cutting and not axed except when wood is needed for the religious purposes like construction and repair of temple buildings or in cases like worshiping, death ceremonies and temple rituals.
Most tobaccos, except aromatic and cigar, are regraded if necessary and usually redried after purchase; then the exact amount of moisture needed for aging is added and the tobacco is securely packed in cases or hogsheads.
In most cases, the research financers' objectives prevail, leaving aside particular national needs, except in cases where national needs coincide with research financers' objectives [ 22, 23].
GPs act as gatekeepers, and the patients on the list must consult their GP in case of need for medical advice except for emergency room services and for some of the health-related services offered by the municipality.
In Buffalo, Stan had everything he needed for life, except his New York girl.
Except perhaps for electric cars, the technology needed for the vehicles is mostly in place.
In Estonia, GPs work as partial gatekeepers: referral from a GP is needed for almost all specialist care, except for (dermato)venerology, psychiatry, ophthalmology, gynaecology and traumatology in the case of acute trauma.
But their role is limited given the energy needed for farming and the large amounts of land required (okay, except in the case of seaweed).
It rarely needs radiologic evaluation except in cases with gross hematuria that requires retrograde urethrography [ 32, 33].
Most doctors are willing to write an just-in-case scripts for most meds except for controlled substances.
