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was except
preposition
With the exception of; but.
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Exact(56)
And what I was able to find was that the blessing seems to have entered the popular consciousness through "Broken Arrow," which was—except for the wedding scene, the critics say a very accurate depiction of the Apache people.
Same as it ever was except for the Internet part.
That it was, except for the "parting" part.
But what remains Exactly as it was except those panes?
And he was, except for one -- on paper.
I had no idea how significant this was, except that it couldn't be good.
None of the recipients know who he was, except that he believed in them.
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The sense recurs throughout her childhood memories that everyone older or grander than she was - except her beloved nanny - must be judging her.
Very few Western Europeans could tell you what the main result of World War One really was - except that it led directly to World War Two.
As for the question of whether or not Day might have been more successful had she taken that route, I don't think she could have been more popular or successful than she was -- except with the critics.
Growing up, Alan went to an American school, pledged allegiance to the American flag, felt American in every way -- and he was -- except for one, on paper," Obama began, going on to describe Aleman's high school experience and career aspirations.
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