A surprise hit with critics and viewers last summer, watching the final episode with its sloppy plotting, shoddy writing and dislikeable characters behaving inexplicably was like seeing a Mazda lying in the ditch about to catch fire, except that might have been compelling.
I would recommend it to all girls, except that might mean less money for me.
Except that might be a little too sappy.
One of the three surveys presented here asks, "Should art be censored?" Most of the respondents, including the popular art commentator Sister Wendy Beckett, the free-speech advocate Floyd Abrams, the governor of Kentucky and the mayor of Las Vegas, predictably side against censorship, excepting anything that might harm children.
The column is a polyhedron of unpleasantness, with almost every angle except one that might give Lowry an out.
SAIGON, South Vietnam, July 31 — President Nguyen Van Thieu declared tonight that South Vietnam's conditions for peace were unchanged ‐and ruled out any coalition government with the Communists except one that might result from free, internationally supervised elections.
But those volumes of interviews could in turn be a major wrinkle on the state side of the case because of what legal experts say are Arizona's unusual procedural rules that allow defense attorneys to interview, before trial, every witness, except victims, that might be called to testify by the prosecution, including F.B.I. agents.
They blend right into the shopping scene--except that observers might think some to be in a bit of a rush.
The Mets are not in any race these days, except the one that might exist in their own minds to get the season over with.
EDUCATION: A- Democrats traditionally favored every antipoverty program except the one that might be most effective: reform of inner-city schools.
The phrase in ancient Greek is pretty much as long as it is in English: ΙΗΣΟΣ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ Ο ΥΙΟΣ ΤΟΥ ΠΑΤΡΟΣ; and nothing in our glyph, except the Χ that might be taken as the initial letter of ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ, "Christ"; you might as well take it for a pair of crossed oars, parked here by those mariners of the Nile, so far from home...
