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It is often used to express that something is free from a requirement or responsibility. For example: "This organization has been exempt from paying taxes since 2010."
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Home care has been exempt from co-payments since 1972.
Major League Baseball has been exempt from antitrust law since 1922.
Until now, Britain has been exempt from EU regulations that forbid the selling of goods by number.
The swaps market has been exempt from regulation since it began to grow, thanks to legislation the industry sought.
Baseball has been exempt from antitrust laws since 1922, when the United States Supreme Court ruled that the game was not considered interstate commerce.
Fresh food has been exempt from the GST since its inception in 2000, originally as part of a deal struck with the Australian Democrats.
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The NHS's recruitment of nurses in particular has been exempted from the cap.
General Pinochet has been exempted from trial three times in recent years after medical exams found him unfit for trial.
Yet taste, the crudest of our senses, has been exempted from the ethical rules that govern our other senses.
It has delayed the delivery of fuel to feed the nuclear reactor it has been building at Bushehr, which has been exempted from sanctions so far.
It has been alleged that Rafsanjani Jr has been exempted from basic entry criteria, such as the requirement to actually attend at Oxford and the requirement to speak English.
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