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excluding

adjective as in net

noun as in omitting

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preposition as in aside from

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"At a time when some countries are turning inward and excluding international talent, China has keenly seized this important opportunity and promptly introduced relevant policies," the People's Daily commentary reads.

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"There's no need for them not to include all children, so then you have to question if is this ignorance or if they're just wilfully excluding children," Ms Crosby-Read said.

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Earlswood had the sixth worst cancellation rate of any train station in Britain in the past year, excluding a small number of stations with unreliable or incomplete data.

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The Latin Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, the organization that administers the Latin Grammys, was founded in 1997 when Latin artists criticized the Grammys for excluding Latin music — and with good reason.

The Dodgers, who averaged 49,537 fans a game in 2025, have led the majors in attendance the last 12 years — excluding 2020, when the coronavirus pandemic forced teams to play behind closed doors.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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