Secondly, if one excludes spending on food, then hospital expenditures are much lower and indeed median excess payments are zero everywhere except Talas, Bishkek and Chui indicating that at least half of all inpatients do not pay more than the co-payment rate.
And there are precious few female choreographers working on larger stages, particularly when one excludes modern-dance makers like Twyla Tharp who have attained crossover success.
From 1980 to 2001, suicide attacks accounted for only 3percentt of terrorist incidents, but caused almost half of total deaths due to terrorism -- even if one excludes as an aberration the unusually large number of fatalities on 9/11.
I don't think one excludes the other.
If one excludes the options, he ceased to be a millionaire last year when the stock price dropped below $6.60.
He has written and sold many screenplays, but, if one excludes "Abraham," commissioned by Turner Network Television in 1994, none of them have been made into a movie.
Even so, a team with an average age of 23 – if one excludes the 38-year-old David Seaman – might have to perform beyond all reasonable expectations if they are to progress to the latter stages".
The first, completed in 1912, was the second collaboration between Strauss and the Austrian poet and playwright Hugo von Hofmannsthal (if one excludes the extra lines Hofmannsthal added at Strauss's request to the libretto of Elektra in 1908).
One excludes the other.' And I came away, at the end of it not just knowing what a particular verse of the Bible said, but here's how I have to respond to what's going on in today's headlines -- here's how I can gauge how I'm living a Christian life".
In 1849 Elizabeth Blackwell, who was born in Britain and whose family immigrated to the United States in 1832, became the first woman to obtain a medical degree, if one excludes James Barry, a British military surgeon who is widely believed to have been a woman living as a man and who in 1812 qualified as a doctor.
One excludes those who report being students during the census year.
