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"made an exception for" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to describe an act or decision to exclude someone or something from a general rule or set of criteria. Example sentence: "The professor made an exception for me and allowed me to take the exam a day later than the other students."
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But they made an exception for me.
He made an exception for his children?
But he generally made an exception for arms control.
If we made an exception for you, blah, blah, blah".
But he made an exception for love, which needed spending.
He made an exception for the Australia party, however.
They seem to have made an exception for Britain's best-paid civil servant".
But the chancellor made an exception for those authorities that have elected mayors.
The actor did, however, admit that he made an exception for Black Mass.
I have made an exception for it because it has private rooms.
The 1855 classification of Médoc chateaus made an exception for Haut-Brion, so we have precedent.
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