The phrase "include without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It usually means to omit or leave out something that is typically included. Example: The package includes a variety of office supplies, but it does not include staplers without staples.
(Chapter titles include "Without Me the People Are Incomplete," "I Become a Millionaire," and "It Only Takes Two Weeks to Have a Man Killed").
Ilyumzhinov called his autobiography, published in 1998, "The President's Crown of Thorns.'' (Chapter titles include "Without Me the People Are Incomplete," "I Become a Millionaire,'' and "It Only Takes Two Weeks to Have a Man Killed").
"Risks associated with riding in an AV may include, without limitation, those caused by equipment failure, development vehicle operators or other safety drivers, actions of other motorists, weather, temperature, road conditions, negligence or human error," it says.
Though not strictly traditional, it is common enough to allow me to include without worrying I'll never be able to holiday in France again, and it certainly helps keep the cakes nice and soft.
The show, which opens Tuesday and runs through Feb. 10, will also include "Without Power," a special section of images taken by the architectural photographer Alex Fradkin of the desolate, darkened streets of Lower Manhattan.
One doesn't have to be a purist to think that a director ought to know how his films should end, and what scenes to cut and which to include, without having to ask audiences all over the world for their opinion.
She said only 14 paintings would be included without images.
Including capital spending, the deficit hit £14.9bn once oil revenues were included; without them, the gap jumped to £16.9bn.
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He kills a few people in the end, himself included, without having to explain or think about who he is.
The team, he wrote, "will take all necessary steps to safeguard its rights, including, without limitation, litigation".
