"Usually, early voters are more partisan, higher income and better educated," Professor Gronke said, noting that 2008 was an exception because a sizable portion of African-Americans voted early.
Tchibo would be an exception, because of its already sizable stake in Beirsdorf; under the law it would be allowed to consolidate holdings without having to make an offer to Beiersdorf's other shareholders, who are mainly private and institutional investors, Ms. Raju said.
Prominent mining centres such as Mount Isa in Queensland and Broken Hill in New South Wales are exceptions to the rule that sizable towns cannot be supported in the Outback.
The plan did not work — voters rejected General Fonseka by a wide margin, with the exception of the Tamil and Muslim minorities and sizable numbers of urban upper middle-class voters.
The enclosure is barren with the exception of a cinder block here and there, and a sizable pile of 2x4s, sticks and brush off to my right.
With the exception of the Indianapolis region, all of the campus regions contained sizable rural populations ranging from 20.0% to 69.3% of the total regional population.
With the exception of the Thai cohort once again, most are drinking at work and a sizable proportion are getting drunk as a result, putting them at risk of making unwise decisions about their sexual health (i.e. engaging in unsafe sexual practices).
(Vincent Canby's review in The New York Times was an exception, asserting that this "intense and furious" movie could not even be judged as entertainment, and that the "sizable black audience responded almost as if it were at a revival meeting").
But one exception has been Yates County, thanks to the Mennonites, who operate 90percentt of the dairy farms and the three sizable hog farms.
