So that's 20m units shipped, not necessarily sold except in the sense of "sold to carriers".
The names themselves are not necessarily extraordinary, except for the nature of the show on which they gamely appear.
It's confusing, but not necessarily serious except to athletes who might not know where they are or what to pack.
This might be curious but not necessarily worrisome, except that the tendency can be fraught with social danger as well.
Both SC count and composition are related to milk quality, but their relationship is not necessarily associated, except in the case of high SCC corresponding to a high amount of PMNs in bovine milk.
Photos can provide proof (not necessarily needed, except in large schools or plays the school is taking very seriously).
Courting would become a harmless hobby not necessarily leading anywhere except to its own natural demise.
When an individual, juvenile or adult, is found "not guilty,", that person is not proven "innocent," nor necessarily even "exonerated," except in a narrow, legal sense.
Although several main streets connect key points on the island, most other lanes, narrow and twisting, are necessarily traffic free, except for occasional motorized carts ferrying heavy goods.
Yet she doesn't necessarily look bad, except when she puts on a scowl; she just looks bigger than model-sized, and grown-up.
