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Definitions for exceptions
ex·cep·tions
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Rank popularity for the word 'exceptions' in Written Corpus Frequency: #4030
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The numerical value of exceptions in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
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The numerical value of exceptions in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
Examples of exceptions in a Sentence
As United States continue s to enforce the CDC Order under its Title 42 public health authority, we are working to streamline a system for identifying and lawfully processing particularly vulnerable individuals who warrant humanitarian exceptions under the order.
This is a dangerous bill for South Carolina women ..., made even more extreme by removing exceptions for victims of rape and incest, the reality is that abortion later in pregnancy is extremely rare and often takes place in complex and difficult situations where a woman and her doctor need every medical option available.
There will never be exceptions in cases where one side is below the age of 15.
If I could get this resolved it would remove a certain stress from my wife, they just seem to have gone for the quickest, easiest outcome and they can't be bothered to deal with exceptions.
There is a spectrum of pro-life, and they’re all going to have to find their way, and I will guarantee you, by the time we are done and we have our field and it’s September or October, you are going to have some space and some gradation in a pro-life stance, certainly, Jeff Kaufmann are going to see variations of the pro-life stance when it comes to exceptions.
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