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apart from
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apart frompreposition
except for; besides
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Rank popularity for the word 'apart from' in Written Corpus Frequency: #1213
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of apart from in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of apart from in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
Examples of apart from in a Sentence
It's very quiet Monday. Apart from a few earnings catalysts through the week, it looks like people are just largely sitting on the sidelines.
I've met many moms and dads who continue to be not just great champions and advocates for their children, but tremendous entrepreneurs and having that patient perspective is so vital, i think having that patient perspective is probably what sets Amicus apart from our peers. Many great biotch companies are patient-focused, we try to do it to an extraordinary level here.
The move towards Tel Abyad from the east began today after the completion of the Suluk blockade, many of the Daesh militants have fled (Suluk), apart from a group of suicide attackers inside the town and the booby traps, so we are very cautious about entering the town center.
First Donald Trump antagonized the Republican establishment with his proposals on immigration. Then he irritated some with his stands on trade and Social Security. Now Trump is preparing a tax proposal that will again set him far apart from the party’s powers-that-be. The problem for the establishment is that Trump’s positions on all three issues are more in line with the majority of American voters than the establishment’s preferred policies.
I've not done anything wrong apart from being good at my job. How is this allowed to go on, man?
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