It's just part of the campy ethos from this creative team whose previous work includes "Point Break Live!" This show's Web site threatens (promises?) the sort of mayhem that warrants this proviso: "Do not wear expensive clothes".
With a couple of specific provisos, Somalia does not provide the rationale or the opportunity for yet another standard mine awareness campaign-style intervention.
And Rowling permits all fanfic under the proviso that it does not contain racism or pornography.
He does write that "insofar as men need to work to survive — an important proviso — falling hourly income does not discourage work".
Thus he maintains, on the one hand, that the Son, as truth (John 14.6), knows all that is in the mind of the Father; the infamous proviso that the Son does not see the Father signifies only that within the Godhead vision is not mediated by our physical organs (Princ. 1.1.8).
In response to such worries, Simmons adds the proviso that if Y does not actually want the benefit, it may suffice for gratitude to be owed that Y would want the benefit if certain "impairing conditions" (such as drunkenness, mental disorder or ignorance) were removed.
Rhodes' statue should be allowed to remain, to languish publicly, if perhaps more peripherally, with a 21st-Century proviso: "Giving is commendable, but it does not absolve the giver from those circumstances of injustice which made the giving possible, nor should its recipients be constrained from challenging the historical conditions of that giving".
The team again plan to let their drivers race freely - starting with this weekend's season-opener in Australia - with the proviso they do not crash into each other.
After all, consistently with the "homology vs. analogy" proviso, we do not see why the preferable targets of intron (or mobile element) insertions could not coincide with the junction sites in the step-by-step growing tRNAs - rather, this is where one would expect to find them, right at the "critical points of growth".
