Over the next two days, all her organs recovered except her brain.

NEWYORKER: The Checklist

Two days later all the samples were dead except one.

FORBES: Energy & Genius

The result: a carrot bomb that tastes of all sorts of rich oils and creams, except that the only two ingredients, outside of that alkali, are carrots and butter.

FORBES: How Nathan Myhrvold's Modernist Cuisine Became The World's Most Influential -- And Profitable -- Cookbook

Sanchez kept the Braves off balance all night, striking out at least two hitters in every inning except the fourth.

NPR: Sanchez Fans 17, Tigers Beat Braves 10-0

WIMPS. The more massive members of each lepton pair are the electrically charged electron (the outer constituent of atoms) and two other particles that resemble electrons in all measurable ways except that they are heavier, and are unstable in today's modern universe.

ECONOMIST: Particle physics makes sense, but it assumes too much

There were 100 new stores last year, for a total of 902 (except for two dozen in the U.K., all are in America).

FORBES: The logistics of a dinner plate

All religions, except for Christianity, have increased in popularity from 2001, with Muslims going up by two percentage points to 1.5 million.

BBC: 2011 Census: Changing lifestyles in England and Wales

On June 17th Renato Schifani, speaker of the Senate, read a letter from Mr Berlusconi backing an amendment proposed by two senators that would stop for a year all trials for crimes committed before June 2002, except for those the government deems most serious.

ECONOMIST: The government drafts new laws to constrain the magistracy

According to the official timetable, all WTO members, except the very poorest, were supposed to have made initial offers on what services they would liberalise two years ago.

ECONOMIST: Progress at last

Except for two things: Plaintiff Keiser University in Fort Lauderdale used the Freedom of Information Act to get all sorts of nasty e-mails from public school administrators to the short-sellers.

FORBES: E-Mails Spice Up Lawsuit Over Private Colleges