Except if you've tried it, you know that it isn't.
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It was funny -- except if you are Pat Toomey. 241.
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I rarely pick up the phone except if it's my mum.
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" And "I'm allergic to beige, except if it's a hysterical beige.
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It's weird because nobody understands [celebrity] except if you've been through it.
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Windows bolted, no way out except if a person turns the key.
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And there's nothing wrong with that, except if you're a foreign government.
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If majority agree, minority should follow them, except if it is discriminatory.
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Roy swiped "yes" to almost every girl on Tinder except if they were ugly.
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Except if those people, apparently, are Hillary Clinton or her aides, friends and associates.
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First, local governments cannot regulate drones except if the drone belongs to the locality.
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It will probably make a lot of money, which is cool, except if Warner Bros.
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Except if you're a hosted Microsoft customer who's locked out of your account right now.
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The new family plan is rolling out globally today — except if you live in Canada.
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It's a comedic version of the Corleone brothers, except if Fredo were the most talented.
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I think most people agree with me, except if you watch Fox News, that he's not.
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Except if he was looking at the sign he was outside, and how was he outside?
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Experts recommend saving 10% of your income, except if you&aposre paying off high-interest debt.
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Except if 7 percent of Scott Kelly's DNA actually changed, he would be a completely different species.
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The Truth Is More Important Now Than Ever, Except If You're Reading Our Op-Ed Page pic.twitter.
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College newspapers normally like to show off their successful alumni — except if that alumnus is Donald Trump.
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I wouldn't – not be able to vote for either of them except if there's a green person.
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Gilly is like Splash, except if you put her in water she turns into Cassie from Skins.
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We don't have any representation, except if we don't use the car or we don't buy it.
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Except if I had to choose one thing, I suppose I probably would've brought blankets (cement is cold).
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Which must mean businesses should have the right to refuse service, except if you're in the music business.
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Shine is free for everything I just described except if you choose to accept card payments on your invoices.
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Official safety codes prohibit live animals inside any food facility except if it's a service animal or police dog.
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Businesses can pretty much chose who they refuse to serve except if they're doing it on some discriminatory basis.
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She added one caveat: "Except if I have to vote for an old white guy, he better be exceptional."
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So, we will hold them, except, if they`re a family unit, then we have limitations through the Ninth Circuit.
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"At the end of the day, no one will ask you anything else except if you have won," Krzyzewski said.
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"Last I heard in this country, you're still innocent until proven guilty, except if you're a conservative Republican," she said.
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It's my favorite, and I don't look anywhere else, except if I see something on an Instagram influencer I like.
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Convenient, except if you intend for your upgraded Google Home to be your primary portable speaker that you also travel with.
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I'd see them for their dives and not be acknowledged for the rest of the time, except if they wanted something.
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We learned that many teachers fundraise for supplies through sites like DonorsChoose, except if they're in a district that bans crowdfunding.
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We're interfering in their world, yet they won't swim away except if we swim toward them and spook them a bit.
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And it's a fine way to feel except if you're repurchasing and you purchase at a price that's up to the sky.
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I'm not sure I would need stronger noise canceling than what the 1000XM3 earbuds offer, except if I were on an airplane.
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They appear to have improvised the entirety of "Dancing Queen" and it could literally not be any better – except if they kissed!
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No substitution is permitted except if prize is unavailable, in which case a prize of equal or greater value will be awarded.
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I don't think we have to dwell on it to say ... Except if you're Fox News, they love to write about that.
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Not an Easter egg in sight — except if you look closely, you can see someone writing "Sansa cha ..." on a piece of wood.
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Kylie Jenner is the beauty guru version of Pinnochio, except if she lies, her lips might get plumper and her wallet gets fatter.
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It's a little like Factorio, except if you screw up some settings you could turn on an electric oven and burn your house down.
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Except if you think Scandal actually killed off Quinn (and her baby), you clearly have not been watching Scandal closely enough all these years.
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"It's difficult for anyone to go to a military barracks and order them to pay—except if you've written your will," says one insider.
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Except if you're the leader and this is how you grow, is there a pressure from within CNN to do that, to get bigger?
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In the dead of night, every commercial except If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma is a self-help commercial.
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Form W-2G What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, except if you win money — then you might have to tell the IRS about it.
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America loves an underdog — except if that underdog is a woman from an underprivileged background who refuses to conform to the playbook provided for her.
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It's hard to see how it could do this for years without intervention by the platforms except if the latter were either ignorant or complicit.
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"The current siblings don't have an obligation to one another -- except if there is a death and no will, things could get messy," Boreman said.
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Australia is famed for its sun, surf and waves along its expanse of coasts, except if you happen to be in cold, beach-scarce Melbourne.
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Fundamentally, many anti-drone systems don't work well — and even if they did, most are illegal in the U.S., except if used by federal agencies.
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It is equivalent to shame, something not to do, except if you're doing it in secret, or have a special permit called a marriage license.
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Except, if I win, I definitely need a trustee or Britney Spears's dad to dispense a weekly allowance because I am not to be trusted.
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DF: The editors that decide to take you off night cops work during the day and don't ever see you except if you screw up.
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This move would normally be both astounding and annoying, except if Microsoft did the exact same thing two days earlier with its newly announced Surface Studio.
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Yes, like the kind of turntable that will play your old vinyl LPs — except if you just got into vinyls and are still expanding your collection.
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In Delaware, spouses have to have been separated for at least six months prior to filing for divorce, except if you're filing on grounds of misconduct.
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Except if you look just beneath the marketing hype, you'll quickly find that America isn't much of a leader when it comes to fast, affordable wireless.
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In fact, they don't appear convinced that a running mate is going to make much difference at all, except if that difference is causing a problem.
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It's got all the things you could ever want out of a charming suburb retreat, except if you're looking for adults over the age of like, 18.
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Suga told reporters there was no change in plans for Japan to increase the levy next year, except if a major financial crisis or natural disaster struck.
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And while Cramer didn't find the first three companies' stocks particularly compelling (except if you own them and are looking to sell into strength), Signet intrigued him.
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And conversations are all well and good, except if the one of the people having the conversation is you and the others are the aforementioned hordes of Reich_Daddies.
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It's great because you know for sure that your ISP and other users on your WiFi network can't look at your traffic (except if there are DNS leaks).
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"When you picture the last game at the Joe — except if it would have been Game 286 of the Stanley Cup final — this was very nice," Zetterberg said.
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Finding more goods to buy to reduce China's trade surplus by $200 billion would be extremely difficult, except if China cut its own exports to the United States.
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We don't need to text each other from our cars to say we're on the road, except if one of us makes an unplanned stop, as I did.
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His words are coherent and will not need to be run through Google Translate when he is done (except if you want to translate his French into English).
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It turns out we didn't read the fine print that says: except if you're conservative, then you need to shut up because someone is obviously doing the thinking for you.
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Transferring such a file online or via Bluetooth would be much easier, he wrote on Facebook, except if you want a vivid, self-explanatory picture to broadcast on state television.
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Then you remind yourself how many times has it not been easy in the first round: almost every time, except if you get off a flyer and you keep rolling.
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Storytelling shows—if you're unfamiliar—are a lot like stand up comedy shows except if someone tells a joke and if falls flat they just pretend they were being interesting.
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In 1984, Colorado narrowly passed Initiative 3, the Colorado Abortion Funding Prohibition Amendment, which barred all public funding for abortion except if needed to save the life of the mother.
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A humpback's tail is an unchanging signature and as distinctive as a face — except if it's been struck by a ship, bitten by a shark or slashed by a fisherman's gear.
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To try to find a pattern in his (often incoherent) words and actions is a waste of time, except if one is seeking to characterize the nature of his mental pathology.
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"I really don't think about what I'm doing next until I'm done," she said, except, "If you have baseball commissioner to offer me, then I can tell you what my plans are."
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It's a big city, but I feel like everything is in reach (except if you try to drive downtown in rush hour… you really need to have a lot of patience for that).
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But more importantly, I don't have dinner with people—except if it's a medical doctor who is on call—I do not have dinner with people who are addicted to watching their phones.
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I hope we have you on again soon, except if we do have you on again soon it means that yet another Uber scandal has erupted and you haven't slept in a long time.
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A new coach showing up and scapegoating the best player never happens (except if you're John Tortorella looking at Ryan Johansen), but there's enough smoke in his quotes about balance and defense to worry.
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Permanent residents who face deportation may apply to have their removal canceled if they have been living continuously in the United States for at least seven years, except if they have committed certain serious felonies.
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Except if you thought the narrative was a little slow to get started, now you have to sit through a commercial for Tarantino's favorite fake cigarettes, Red Apple, and Old Chattanooga Beer before it even begins.
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In 1990 she learned that the legislature in Guam, a United States territory in the Pacific, had passed a law banning abortion, except if the mother's life or health was believed to be in imminent danger.
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Wade, which essentially forbid regulation of first-trimester abortions and allowed for states to regulate abortions in the second trimester and prohibit abortions in the third trimester, except if it was necessary to preserve the woman's health.
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"You can't build a consistent interacting theory of such a particle except if you have an infinite tower of them" like the tower in string theory, explained Daniel Baumann, a theoretical cosmologist at the University of Amsterdam.
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Oh, and because many of the missions are difficult or tedious to do solo, you'll want to team up — except if you're slow to load, the mission will commence without you and you'll miss the VO. Whoops!
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If I would be American would not vote for either of them which I wouldn't not be able to vote for either of them except if there's a green person I would vote for a Green Person.
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Except… If you'd asked me last year for my predictions for Game of Thrones season 7, I'd have confidently wagered that we'd see Cersei Lannister at the very least lose her throne and probably get killed off entirely.
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Or if you're using RTR Update for $89 a month just for the wedding, you're still spending a lot less than you would if you were to buy a dress entirely (except if you're going the Birdy Grey route).
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"The issue will have limited impact on share prices, except if the worst-case scenario happens, since political issues previously did not have a big influence on share prices or earnings," said Bae Sung-young, a stock analyst at Hyundai Securities.
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GINA, opponents of the new bill say, as a rule bars employers from insisting on genetic testing of their workers, except if that testing is offered as part of a wellness program and is voluntary on the part of the worker.
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But the-- what I do know is when I take a dozen kids, as I do on Sundays out to Dairy Queen they're all holding-- their Apple, they barely can talk to me except if I'm ordering ice cream or something like that.
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But what I do know is when I take a dozen kids, as I do on Sundays out to Dairy Queen they're all holding their Apple, they barely can talk to me except if I'm ordering ice cream or something like that.
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On May 25, the Irish people will decide whether to repeal the 8th amendment, which equates the life of a pregnant woman with that of an embryo or fetus and criminalizes abortion except if continuing a pregnancy would result in certain death.
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What's weird is that that joyful irreverance that I think of as so definitive of our national character is nowhere in our "official" cultural ouputs, except if you count the we-were-all-in-sydney-university-drama-society-together-in-23 wigged impressions of politicians.
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Now, baby talk, where you're saying "goo goo gaa gaa goo goo gaa gaa," that is not useful for anyone, except if it gives you tremendous delight and you just can't help yourself and you really just need to just get in there with that baby.
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Two decades ago, the government agreed that the promises of the Clipper Chip — a chip that was designed to protect communications except if there was a government request for access — were simply infeasible (the Clipper Chip project was dropped in 1996 after its encryption technology was hacked).
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"Normally, mayors should remove their ordinances following this decision, except if they want to race against the clock and go to court," Mr. Muhammad said, noting that the ordinances are set to expire in the coming weeks, while the court process can drag on for longer.
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I would not have been able to be sitting here to say what I'm about to say if it wasn't for Mr. Murdoch and what he said, because my settlement in exchange for money, I had to agree to be quiet, except if I was disparaged or maligned.
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The new rules do not completely reject the Dublin agreement (asylum seekers should still apply for asylum in the first country they enter except if they have family somewhere else) but will aim to implement a "fairness mechanism" to stop some countries from being stuck with a disproportionate amount of migrants.
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For PC games that were using Microsoft's online framework, these games will also work with other operating systems, such as OS X. And finally, Xbox players will be able to restrict multiplayer modes to other Xbox players only, but it's unclear why you'd do that except if you're a hardcore Xbox fanboy.
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Image: NASA"Exomoons are hard to detect because moons are typically much smaller than their host planets and thus typically don't affect the transit eclipse light changes, except if the moon is large as in the case of this system," Edward Guinan, a professor of astronomy and astrophysics at Villanova University, told Gizmodo.
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Indeed, a number of the ingredients listed below are banned or restricted in the EU. Bis (2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) is banned, along with petrolatum, "except if the full refining history is known and it can be shown that the substance from which it is produced is not a carcinogen," the EU Cosmetics Regulation states.
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Except if you look at it from a racial standpoint, this doesn't, as a self-interested argument for opposition to gun control, make much sense, because white Americans tend to live in more secure neighborhoods and tend to be more affluent and tend to be less likely by far to be victims of crime.
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"Markets will continue to price in a worst-case scenario meaning further declines are likely in the days ahead except if there would be a substantial shift in public opinion or some kind of verbal intervention from politicians or central bankers to bring back calm into the markets," City of London Markets trader, Markus Huber, said.
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As a beginning point of reference, Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics require: (85033) a robot must not harm humans; (2) a robot must follow all instructions by humans, except if following those instructions would violate the first law; and (3) a robot must protect itself, so long as its actions do not violate the first or second laws.
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"Markets will continue to price in a worst case scenario meaning further declines are likely in the days ahead except if there would be a substantial shift in public opinion or some kind of verbal intervention from politicians or central bankers to bring back calm into the markets," Markus Huber, trader at City of London Markets, said.
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Tennessee Right to Life, one of the state's most prominent anti-abortion groups, has formed a coalition with Randy McNally, the state's Republican lieutenant governor, and the state's Catholic bishops in opposing the most restrictive of the state's recent abortion proposals, including a measure that would in effect ban abortion except if the woman's health was at significant risk.
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Since the mid-1980s, the third Monday in January has been designated as a US federal holiday in honor of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., celebrating one of the greatest Americans — except if you live in Arkansas, Alabama, and Mississippi, the three states where MLK Day is a joint holiday that also marks the birthday of Confederate Army general Robert E. Lee.
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Opinion Columnist If I were Mark Zuckerberg — newfound defender-to-the-death of liberal free expression even if it includes outright lying except if there are female nipples, a would-be curer of all the world's disease, side-gig education reformer, immigration crusader, quirky dad, fifth-wealthiest person in the world, hobnobber to pundits and politicians and all-around do-gooder digital hegemon who is also now vying to run the world's money supply, I mean my God, Mark, where does all this end?
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As spotted earlier by The Consumerist, an arbitration notice states that Pokemon Go users automatically agree to waive their rights to any future trial by jury or class action lawsuit unless they opt out of a binding clause in the T&Cs… ARBITRATION NOTICE: EXCEPT IF YOU OPT OUT AND EXCEPT FOR CERTAIN TYPES OF DISPUTES DESCRIBED IN THE "AGREEMENT TO ARBITRATE" SECTION BELOW, YOU AGREE THAT DISPUTES BETWEEN YOU AND NIANTIC WILL BE RESOLVED BY BINDING, INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION, AND YOU ARE WAIVING YOUR RIGHT TO A TRIAL BY JURY OR TO PARTICIPATE AS A PLAINTIFF OR CLASS MEMBER IN ANY PURPORTED CLASS ACTION OR REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING.
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