except that

Fine, except that she loved teaching and the only real problem was the environment, not the career.

She knew, and I knew, that she sounded naive, but I think I would have exclaimed in the same way, except that Sylvia always woke up first.

I couldn't tell you a thing that happened the rest of that evening. Except that i was the happiest man alive.

An armature is similar to a rotor except that it includes windings of copper wire to which electric current is supplied via a commutator.

He did not seem to comprehend his position, except that it was horrible.

We do not know anything except that she was married to a priest and she ran away from that marriage.

That's all we're going to tell you, except that this story involves a laser directed at genitalia.

God has no problems at all with your choice of experiences, except that you accept responsibility for any acts that harm another soul.

For me, world cup was just a great show, except that I had to stay in Germay time zone to watch.

Dad paused for a while as he always did and said quietly, "Son, you did nothing wrong, except that it's too early for you to pursue girls. "

A secret control is just a text field, exactly like an input control, except that what the user types is shown as bullets on the screen.

So don't I have much to add, except that it sounds like an useful thing to do as you met people throughout your life.

Gabriel thought they could be talking about Bathsheba, except that the woman they were discussing seemed to be the mistress of a farm.

He would not say one word, except that indeed he thought it had been more, but that if it had been less he did not repent his bargain .

Notes are similar to comments, except that they do not need to be associated with a change, and notes can be formatted but comments cannot.

He didn't even remember her name or her appearance, except that she wore glasses and was young , just a kid , and probably inexperienced.

He thought about it for a few moments, but said nothing except that he did not understand why a second shoe had been stolen.

when all the while the poor unenlightened foreigner has seen nothing, except that there is nothing whatever to see.

In this case, you want to restrict the definition of a Pamphlet, which is similar to a Book in every way except that it has no author.

Paravirtualized means that the coLinux kernel has no notion of the real hardware except that of the CPU and memory.

III. For dozens of years, none of his colleagues, not even his children, knew anything about him except that he was a veteran.

I don't know what effect it had on me, except that later, when he got ill, I was very glad to be able to share his last months.

Except that my fingers are sore, my arms are aching and (I am sorry to say this) I almost wish I were back in the office in London.

It would have been except that Jonah's God was working below the surface of the sea.

shall not perform any other duties except that of conference interpreter at conferences for which they have been taken on as interpreters.

North Korea's deputy ambassador at the UN Pak Tok Hun did not say what steps would be taken except that they would be stronger.

Anyway, not much to say about the game tonight except that we need to be a little suspicious of Rick Fox.

Knowing what he is going to ask in advance should make it easier, I thought, except that the opposite psychology Was used.

Once upon a time there was a king and a queen who were rich and had all they wanted except that they had no children.

and she'll be greatly disappointed if I return with no news of or from you, except that you received her letter and said nothing! '

SARAH PALIN: "I guess a small-town mayor is sort of like a community organizer, except that you have actual responsibilities. "

They were exactly like auctioneers buying and selling their wares except that they were in a trading pit battling it out.

I have nothing more to shew you, or to say - except that I am now going to throw them both behind the fire, and I wish you to see me do it.

There is nothing noticeably new in this chapter, except that it's a chapter now where it used to be a section.

Seems to me there couldn't be much to be happy about at that age, except that you're still alive I suppose.

Except that this would be to misunderstand how this state of affairs has come about.

This seems mad, except that the obligation to repay the loan ensured the women did not squander the money.

The first sentence tells the interviewer virtually nothing except that you "think" you are an expert.

Not such an unusual ambition for many girls these days, except that just a few years ago, Julieth faced a future of only poverty and abuse.

He seemed to have hated her on sight, yet he knew nothing about her, except that she bore a physical resemblance to her father.

How you react is really up to you, and there is no need to be sucked into the changes except that you enjoy your vision of the future.

Reads elements of structures as if each were being read individually, except that there is no padding between elements.

We do not know except that, in Judas, Satan found a willing conspirator.

I could think of nothing to say in reply, except that she was right; I gave her my hand and thanked her for her advice.

You may smile, but it is so, I assure you; and except that it is sometimes carried a little too far, it is all very proper.

NOTE: THE ZIRCONIUM CONTENT IS ALL EXCEPT THAT OF ALL IMPURITIES IN 100%.

A crowd of eager and curious schoolboys, understanding little of the matter in hand, except that it gave them a half-holiday.

I got on all right with the children and teachers, except that I found Miss Buswell crabby.

Except that your new girl is nothing compared to me. Everything that she does wrong I always do right.

It really is like the Holographic Deck on Star Trek, except that very few of you realize the truth.

Task commands are similar to controller commands, except that they cannot be invoked by an external request.

The XML document is structured just like the request except that the Body contains the encoded method result.

"That's fine, except that it is always reactive, " he said.

RCS mate except that the STANDBY RCS is idle and ready to become ACTIVE and carry calls whenever a switchover occurs or a fault is detected.

Freddie would tell me nothing about what he was writing, except that it was to be a Christmas play.

The Chinese test is in some ways like the American SAT, except that it lasts more than twice as long.

Except that the language did not provide semantics for a broader-based use of this construct.

You ask for nothing except that he must love you , isn't it a condition?

Average annual growth rates are calculated by level approach except that of investment in fixed assets is by accumulative approach.

The two books are the same except that this one had a key at the back.

Traffic revenue reduces the capital income net of tax, which also reduces resident's income and expenditure except that of government.

I am going with the cheapest and quickest, like i said if you already have a program like this i will except that as well after i test it.

I do not know what the epicentre of the next crisis will be, except that it is unlikely to involve structured debt products.

such a system is extremely efficient and produces good audio quality. except that it generates tremendous amount of RF signal.

It's not clear to me what I could usefully tell you - except that, encouragingly, the finishing line will be only about 850 words away.

There is no gospel except that of Christ's substitution in our place whereby God imputed to him our sin and imputed to us his righteousness.

The officer was telling the men to say nothing of what they had seen, except that they found an English stranger, guarded by a large dog.

These instruments look like any other fixed-income offering except that the proceeds are invested in environmentally friendly projects.

She lives apart from her husband and her son for on apparent reason except that she prefers to.

Thirty years after Tito's death, there is not so much to celebrate in his legacy, except that the wars are over.

Instead, it has a set of class loaders that are unrelated except that they have the same parent (usually the system class loader).

I might be tempted to envy people who can live that way, except that I do not think they have any fewer nightmares than I do.

Cheng, which means galloping steeds , looks just like the character for horse, except that it is condensed and written three times in a row.

an enigmatical personage, about whom little was known, except that he was a polished man of the world.

except that the civil aircraft was the subject of a forced auction sale in accordance with law.

I know nothing about the matter except that you told me.

Engineering metals are used in industry in the form except that aluminum may be used in the form of a simple metal.

In the modern age, Presidents can experience their own military actions like a video game, except that they have no control over the events.

Sleep: This works like the spell, except that it affects one creature with any number of Hit Dice (Will negates).

We have no certain details of a visit by Paul to Crete , except that his ship touched there on his journey to Rome.

Not much to say except that this is typical Marriott franchise.

He said nothing except that he was all right.

In other words, the research sucked and proved nothing new (except that people are basically uncertain about this part of anatomy).

Light eyes or pink eye rims to be considered a fault, except that where the coat surrounding the eye is white the eye rim may be pink.

Y: You're right, Don, except that now it seems that apes and humans may not be the only creatures with the ability for abstract thought.

Their father did a marvelous job raising them all by himself. Except that Kotori-chan is delicate, just like her mother.

You cannot go through the remaining period before Ascension, except that much of what you now have is moved into its higher expression.

Human digestion works pretty much the same in orbit as well, except that stomach contents float a bit high.

Except that in this case the plug turns out to be very much not in a male's interest.

He had not changed at all, except that he now wore glasses.

The two books are the same except that this one has an answer key at the back.

The range variable is like the iteration variable in a foreach loop except that no actual iteration occurs in a query expression.

Except that the law and administrative regulations otherwise provide, the registered capital of a company should be expressed in RMB.

Note that this step is the same as the configuration step in the export section, except that the database name is ABCINS rather than ABCFIN.

For it is quite clear that both operate in the same fashion, except that the sadist operates in a more naive fashion.

A Java do loop is similar to the Java while loop, except that the while test happens at the bottom of the loop.

This setting also behaves like an explicit SET statement, except that it occurs at login time.

"It's like going to the prom, " he said. "Except that everyone except you is famous. "

The house was just as I left it except that everything was covered with dust.

Nothing will eventually remain of the old dimension, except that it will still have a place in the higher dimensions.

Just like anyone else I went through my growing pains except that the only difference was that I was in the spotlight.

Mr. Qin's statement was consistent with that, except that he said it occurred on June 4.

It looked almost human except that it had a single, huge, red eye.

Except that it seems to be slowing.

Except that revenues in the record industry have been down in recent years.

PV function (present value) except that they function allows cash flows to begin either at the end or the beginning of a period.

They should have been stopped by Congress and their regulator. Except that they spent some of their subsidy on a fierce lobbying machine.

Now , there's another fatty acid , capric acid, which is just like the other two, except that it has two more carbon atoms .

This could have ended up as a Midnight Express nightmare, except that the Whitman boys' luck is a little better, a little weirder.

So, that corresponds exactly to that picture, except that here we draw x coming to the front, and y to the right.

His performance would damage his political future except that he doesn't seem to have one.

Similar to the finite state machine, except that it has available an execution stack, which is allowed to grow to arbitrary size.

There's not a lot of good news to come out of a $41-billion budget deficit, except that we in fact solved it.

"It measures everything in short, except that which makes life worthwhile, " he said.

This plane went smooth , except that there was a little bump now and then . In fact , I am not in low spirits .

Luckily, the trip was a safe one, except that he had been followed by a wolf for two hours in Kazakhstan.

He was a man of fine character in all points except that he was rather timid.

He knew nothing about his trip except that he would be away for two weeks.

He said nothing except that he was all right, didn't he?

A bit like 'Spotlight', except that instead of merely exposing part of your desktop, it creates a bump map from it.

Edna walked on down to the beach rather mechanically, not noticing anything special except that the sun was hot.

I know nothing about him except that he lives the next door.

This format resembles to the modified block in every other regard except that the paragraphs in the body of the letter are indented.

It was a cinch. Everything was okay except that my stomach was upside down and I wanted to die.

Our test again used the "medium-type" mail user workload, except that this time, we sent a single message to 50 users on the active server.

That would be fine, except that the standard deviation of returns, a gauge of how variable profits are, was almost 300 basis points.

Except that the current policies have not, as yet, made a very great deal of difference.

Procedures and functions are identical, except that functions always return a single value to the user. Procedures do not return values.

Of course, I am not suggesting that all enterprises follow this ex ample, except that this spirit is worth emulating.

He insisted that he is unrepentant, except that he is sorry for his son whom he said is his.

That sounds convenient -- except that attackers may be able to keep a system so busy that active files become old.

In Figure 4 , the GroupNode class is just like the MatchNode class except that it also includes the name of group it represents.

Very little is known about the first woman to become a suicide bomber for Al Qaeda in Iraq, except that she dressed as a man.

The criteria used to assign membership in the CEPH population have not been specified , except that all donors were residents of Utah .

What lessons can we draw from all this? Probably none, except that even the most egregious act of self--promotion will be forgiven in time.

In other words, the pigment of a color absorbs all the wavelengths of light except that we see.

When pressed, Ewing can't find much good to say about the endeavor except that some capable scientists and engineers have been employed.

A destructor is named in a similar manner, except that it has a ~ (tilde) followed by the parent's name.

The HEAD method is identical to GET except that the server only returns message-headers in the response, without a message-body.

I have no idea about her visit except that she is likely to be away for several months .

This theory would not have mattered much except that Thabo Mbeki, a former president of South Africa, latched on to it.

I cannot myself trace the source of most of the problems given, except that I know my heaviest debts are to Aaron Director and George J.

I don't exactly remember what my underlying motivation was, except that I had spent the previous eight years in a very inactive life style.

Item A leading % matches like a bare hash except that each key is treated as a rule (string or hard ref) rather than as a literal.

She proposed that the a number of 'new entrants' will emerge, except that they won't be startups at all.

That is all right except that it defeats the evolutionary track of the Earth plane.

eg. I had a second helping and would have taken a third except that I didn't want to be considered a glutton.

He is also cruel to Neville Longbottom for no discernable reason except that he can sense that Neville is afraid of him.

Nothing happened except that I got jaundiced from one of these things.

She's a girl my age, except that she's a sassy wannabe, always bossing others around. No one thought about me.

I barely remember the next two days except that there were constant comings and goings to and from the hospital.

The canoe also retains its central place, except that the empty vessel in the Canadian paintings is now crowded with six passengers.

The Operator's task is the same, except that monitoring and management centers around the brokering of service invocations.

know nothing about my new neighbor except that he used to work with a company.

I knew youlived in Chicago, but I know nothing about your family except that your mom died in a car crash when you were six.

Everything is working properly, except that I cannot get the scrollbar to work.

This setup is similar to the creation of the ground body, except that you define additional attributes for the dynamic body.

Ellen, sweetest sixteen, gave him everything except that. Her tended flesh is reserved for the marriage bed.

To be honest, I know nothing about him except that he is from America.

Chewing bubble gum, with a casual manner, the criminal (convict) confessed his principal crime except that some minor details were omitted.

the snatch is similar to the clean, except that the lifter must bring the weight over the head in one continuous movement.

The same process applies to trades made with multiple contracts, except that there can be several separate entries and exits.

But the words are the same, except that each week readers in Britain get a few extra pages devoted to British news.

His tone did not indicate anything to me, except that he didn't seem scared.

This queue type is similar to a concurrent blocking queue except that the size of the queue is bounded.

An innovative idea, except that it has been applied to the dealings of the central bank.

Except that the problems all seem to happen in the control room or the editing room.

In structure, Anchiornis's plumes were nearly identical to flight feathers, except that they were symmetrical rather than asymmetrical.

All economic transactions with other units shall be settled among banks except that petty cash disbursement can be made by imprest.

It works essentially the same as the DOS move command, except that it will move entire directory structures as well as files.

The code in Listing 8 is similar to Listing 5, except that the send routine now only needs the port number to which it should broadcast.

It's another chapter in the now familiar story of China's economic embrace of Africa. Except that this one begins nearly 600 years ago.

This section is similar to homes, except that it's used for printers.

Other departments exhibited similar characteristics, except that the timing and frequency of their peaks were on a different schedule.

Manufactured magnets are basically the same thing except that we use induced magnetic fields to line up the iron particles.

Except that I was a college graduate and she junior college graduate, the other three were also masters graduating form famous universities.

"I had no idea what I would do next, except that it would be different to what had gone before, " she wrote in the FT last year.

I hated Ranieri for every reason in the book, except that, despite this, he personally was a very likable bloke.

Do the same thing for the TX line, except that of course it's mapped to the "uart_TX" net.

Working with global resource files is similar, except that the likelihood of contention between developers can be higher.

The To-Be version of the process is exactly the same, except that the simulation runs with unlimited resources.

She knew nothing about his journey except that he was likely to be away for three months.

As Good as It Gets had a similar dramatis personae, except that the easygoing guy was gay.

I know nothing about my new neighbour except that he used to work as a teacher at a school.

A barrier is similar to a fence except that it enforces an ordering both with respect to previous and subsequent requests.

According to the passage, memory is helpful in one's life in the following aspects EXCEPT that it warns people not to do things repeatedly.

Fear: This works like the spell, except that it targets one creature.

Slow: This works like the spell, except that it affects one creature.

Signals are a lot like events, except that they connect objects to one another.

A library is similar to a list, except that it stores files as well as information about files.

After this, you'll get a new shell prompt and the shell will work as usual, except that it is now a ssh session.

Except that the marines have months, not years, to produce concrete results ahead of the year-end war review due in December.

Except that Steerforth was more to be admired than ever, I remember nothing.

The President's nominee is good in every way, she's said, except that he isn't a woman.

So far, they show little sign of agreeing on anything except that the other side is to blame for their failure to compromise.

Except that the Lord Chancellor may NOT be a Roman Catholic, public offices are open without distinction to members of all churches or none.

The user interface is very close to the one shown in figure 2, except that you need to select the option Upload a Widget Package.

Except that the fire-proof water supplying pipe network is circular network, the others are all branched network.

REJECT: This target works the same way as the DROP target, except that it is better than DROP.

In this case the WSDL for the service is the same as in Scenario 1 except that the WSDL contains Java bindings as shown in Listing 4.

That would be fine, except that the deviation of returns, a gauge ofhowvariable profits are, was almost 300 basis points.

Keyword is similar to a standard cast, except that rather than throw an exception if the conversion fails, the return value is null.

Except that studying will be the last thing on your mind, as getting a new job will become your sole focus.

I knew nothing about him except that he is a teacher.

Depth of field for handling multiple pseudo-umbilical stereo image of principles and the same, except that the number of image segmentation.

CSR is effectively identical to the Yale Sparse Matrix format, except that the column array is normally stored ahead of the row index array.

For the parents it is rather like aborting a child, except that, far from being embryonic, he's taller than them and wears trainers.

Many of these programs are perfectly functional in their roles and need no particular change, except that they run on dying hardware.

He has not changed at all except that he is no longer so talkative.

To a degree, these concepts could already be found in the UML 1 definition of collaborations, except that they were not applied recursively.

He has no special bad habit except that he smokes too much. . .

I know nothing about my new neighbor except that he used to work with a company.

Except that there is a growing body of evidence that some of those people have their behaviour permanently changed.

It's similar to an ordinary record, except that it's read by a laser beam, and the information recorded on the aluminium is digital.

A Workspace behaves and looks like a normal encyclopedia, except that multiple Workspaces can reside in any one given encyclopedia.

This statement is similar to SET SHOWPLAN_TEXT, except that the output is in a format more verbose than that of SHOWPLAN_TEXT.

One executive told me: "We want them to feel like they're seeing the whole movie, except that it's longer. "

In today's China, the pursuit of interest have taken place of what old adages teach. People lose their faith, except that on money.

Except that the BOP control system is tested by oil pressure, other well control equipment shall be pressure tested by clear water.

Ordered and unordered lists are rendered in an identical manner except that visual user agents number ordered list items.

The custom profile type is very similar with the application server profile type, except that it does not contain any server definition.

They went for lunch, and he would have felt awkward except that she knew completely how to take care of herself.

Generally , the bulk- logged recovery model resembles the full recovery model , except that it minimally logs most bulk operations .

The system works steadily at present. The breakdowns don't happen again except that signals are lost occasionally.

I responded to him that I wouldn't mind in the least, except that the Standish Group refuses to divulge the acronym's meaning.

I know nothing about her except that she teaches at a school.

Truth is mighty and will prevail. There is nothing wrong with this, except that it ain't so.

Except that prisoners don't enjoy a real fight any more than the rest of us.

Fine, except that it was Germany's export dependency and manufacturing bent that made its economy so vulnerable in the first place.

The contract is the same as the offer except that it has been signed and becomes a legal agreement.

The terms of the divorce were not disclosed, except that they'll share the parenting of their two children.

Many modern palaeontologists try to do something similar, except that what they reconstruct is behaviour.

Nothing else needs to be said except that we HIGHLY RECOMMEND this album WITHOUT RESERVATION.

For all intents and purposes, you can use an XMLCursor as a java. util. Iterator, except that you can also use it in a generic fashion.

After adjusting the process, the product quality was not changed except that the DEG content was increased a little.

This, in itself, is not necessarily bad design, except that the order of presentation should probably be randomized.

This suit fits me well except that the trousers are a bit long.

I know nothing about him except that he is an Frenchman.

It's just like any other key except that it is made from a dwarf star, making it impossible to lift for anyone but Superman.

except that the leverage ratio explicitly excludes lending the banks undertake domestically from calculations of capital.

Post-processing is by nature similar to pre-processing, except that the subject has changed to the target data.

I know nothing about him except that he lives downstairs.

He has no special fault except that he smokes too much.

Being ignored is equally as powerful, except that it makes you feel like crap, like a loser.

China permits free technology import and export, except that the laws and administrative regulations have otherwise provided for.

Well, except that the airplane pictured above is only about one foot tall.

After determining the URL, configuring a feed in the toolkit is much like configuring a Web page, except that you use the Feeds tabbed page.

There is nothing magical about Clinton-era tax levels (except that the 1990s were pretty good to America, economically).

Using Gearman from PHP is similar to the previous example, except that you create the producer and consumer actors in PHP.

I know little about him except that he lives downstairs.