Every month for 25 years (except when I was bearish) I've brought you fresh stocks.
Brands (except when acquired), innovation, corporate integrity and corporate citizenship--despite their obvious relevance to performance.
Except when there were people coming toward them, boys or girls his own age or older.
And Hollywood's usually pretty good at playing pretend games like that -- except when it's not.
Google is ten times bigger than Facebook, except when it comes to display advertising.
Americans are not accustomed to bargaining much except when you buy a new car.
Mr. Amis says Mr. Hitchens rarely requires his editing these days, except when it comes to punctuation.
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Businessmen were not particularly welcome on campus, except when a moneymaker immortalized himself with a new building.
Teixeira was told he didn't have to wear the brace on his wrist except when working out.
The bills are virtually identical except when it comes to the ability of patients to sue their HMOs.
So far, the silver screen has been quite accurate, except when it comes to robots, says Dr Kaku.
Crystal wine glasses are wonderful things, except when I have to clean them.
He has run the company ever since, except when he served as Yugoslavia's prime minister between 1992 and 1993.
Flags are no longer considered to be in touch in-goal except when a ball is grounded against the post.
Even my slow Cessna beats Boeing for trips under 500 miles--both in time and cost--except when there are clouds.
To think about the future has become a rare abstraction, except when we think of it as a threat.
From that time on, the trumpet was always with my brother except when he ate and when he was in class.
The kickstand also precludes the use of the tablet in portrait mode except when handheld, or when using an external keyboard.
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The blog mob loves to spout off about First Amendment freedom, except when it seeks to deprive foes of the same.
Except when his mamma sent him off to buy meat -- that was cheaper over the hill, a half-mile away, in Chinatown.
Mr. Tuttle was among the masters who preferred their servants to be mute, deaf, and blind except when his convenience required the matter otherwise.
The policy required Filipino-American employees to speak in English except when speaking to a patient with other language needs or during break time.
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Except when you wear black tights and black pumps, the shade of your shoes should always be neutral from taupe to butterscotch to bronze.
Rubio largely kept to his prepared remarks, except when he abruptly stopped talking about halfway through to reach for a drink of water.
Thus, it is now tolerated by the police except when it involves large-scale dealing or when it leads to other crimes, such as robbery.
We may not use labels like "bitter" (except when paying our bills, perhaps), but most of us treat different kinds of money very differently.
All kitchen appliances (except the fridge) remain unplugged, as do the printer, stereo, cell phone charger, and a few other electronics, except when in use.
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All those giant screens down at Costco interest me not in the least, except when my old CNET colleague Brian Cooley appears on them.
The upshot of the Gallup Healthways Well Being study was that American adults are generally more happy, except when it comes to work environment.
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Evidently, Cain wants the government to keep its hands off business except when interference in the marketplace benefits certain companies at the expense of consumers.
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