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Discover LudwigThe phrase "exclude costs" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing an expense or financial matter, and indicates that certain costs are not included in a particular calculation or discussion. Example: "The budget proposal will exclude costs for marketing and advertising, as those will be covered by a separate department."
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Both figures exclude costs related to the firms' public offerings.
These figures, which do not conform to generally accepted accounting practices, typically exclude costs that companies incur in their operations.
And a Medicare ranking based on its own data that shows how many people die after treatment for certain conditions — statistics that exclude costs entirely — puts Bellin fifth, but drops St. Mary's to second-to-last: 67th of the 68 hospitals statewide that were measured by both Dartmouth and Medicare.
These values relate to the costs incurred to the town, i.e. they exclude costs to businesses.
They exclude costs of care during the time when a parent or spouse needs lower levels of paid assistance.
These earnings, which beat the 57 cents a share estimate forecasted by analysts, exclude costs related to acquisitions and hurricane damage.
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†Distribution costs exclude cost of bait purchases.
(The payment excludes costs like property taxes and insurance).
Excluding costs for job cuts, profit would have been 1 cent to 2 cents a share.
Profit excluding costs for the acquisition was 70 cents a share.
Excluding costs for grounding its DC-10-30 DC-10-30 DC-10-30r lost $1.79 a share.
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