With the singular exception of the Ivy League, there really is no middle ground.
With the singular exception of the ever-loyal Sunday Mirror, every article about him and Labour was negative.
Nor has the United States ever attacked another nation militarily prior to its first having been attacked or prior to U.S. citizens or interests first having been attacked, with the singular exception of the Spanish-American War.
He spoke in Statuary Hall, where the House met until 1857, and said the site should be an inspiration and a reminder that for 225 years, "with the singular exception of the Civil War," Americans had found ways to compromise their differences.
With the singular exception of the equity-oriented 'disproportionate share' incentives in the US Medicare prospective payment design [ 2], in early formula funding implementations policy instruments to achieve "adjunct" policy goals of access and quality were regulatory (or hierarchical) in nature.
Additionally, the FM group scored substantially higher than all three other groups on all four symptoms (P < 0.001), with the singular exception of the comparison with the MDD group on memory (P < 0.07).
In [11, 12], the authors introduced a method of plane parqueting, which can be used to determine a Schwarz operator, the harmonic Green and Neumann functions, and requires that reflecting the domain at all of these circular or straight curves produces a parqueting of whole complex plane with possible exception of singular points.
Buridan's treatment of proper names depends on his insistence that a singular term must be subordinated to a singular concept, and that the formation of a singular concept depends on the actual presence of the singular thing.
Hence the adoption of the singular form ' meddwl" (thought).
