Except that researchers still couldn't prove that the heart, nerve, muscle and other cells they made from the iPS cells were exactly like the ones generated from the embryonic stem cells.
However, he doesn't mean lifeless, except in the sense that she isn't moving.
And when Blur later made a decent record that aped American indie rock, I still didn't care, except maybe for that little woohoo on their shameless hit "Song 2, " now best known as a TV commercial thing.
This project that will be shown to the world, again I can't say anything, except that it is very large, and it's immensely complex and has everything that is included in that one.
Except that it does indicate that they don't really like it, but they don't want to do a lot about it.
Except that they won't ship outside the U.S. The same thing happens with the next-best deal.
Except that it didn't sell all the derivatives it manufactured.
"I regard the fact that he has to date, not made any response to any treatment or given any explanation for his behaviour, except that he can't remember, as another aggravating feature, " she said.
Google Books lists nearly three million free e-books, which can be browsed by clicking on its Free Classics shelf and can be read on most devices, except for Kindles that aren't the KindleFire.
He wrote in the Washington Post, and he's talking about Republicans, we need to recognize that we aren't impressing anyone except maybe a small subset of our base when we see things that no one else sees and declare any fact that is inconsistent with a narrative we want to be wrong, manufactured or somehow previously unknown and explosive.
Except that for most people with employer-provided coverage that wouldn't happen.
The capper: I don't watch commercials--except for that Gap ad with the Earth, Wind and Fire song "September" in it.
Salt Key, which is next to it, only rises about eight-foot except for one hill that isn't big enough to have a house on it.
In short: We can't foresee the future except to say that we humans will continue to astonish ourselves by our behavior and misbehavior, our deeds and misdeeds.
The film is often very funny even if you feel lousy about laughing -- except that Baron Cohen hasn't put his own neck on the line like this.
All of this is by way of saying we can't foresee the future except to say that we humans will continue to astonish ourselves by our behavior and misbehavior, our deeds and misdeeds.
The important point is that businesses like Zopa and Funding Circle do everything that banks do, except that all the credit risk (the risk that the borrower can't repay) and all the liquidity risk (the risk that you as lender won't be able to get your cash when you need it) is with the lender - not with Zopa or Funding Circle.
If that is correct, 83% of those who do not pay income tax don't really fit Mr Romney's characterisation, except in so far as his argument is that people who don't pay income tax aren't impressed by promises of income tax cuts.
The former girlfriend said she doesn't know where McAfee is, except that he is not at home.
Except that Allied Flooring Services isn't barricaded behind two rows of razor-topped fence.
Statkraft isn't disclosing its secrets, except to say that its magic membrane is made of a polymer similar to plastic and extremely thin.
The jury hasn't publicly stated its criteria, except that after the Olympics the course must be operated as a public facility with a teaching academy.
Fortunately, all except one were early enough that we hadn't made plane reservations and could arrange alternative exchanges.
Except, of course, you can't make that change on the fly -- so we had to trek back home to change the setting.
Except a closer look reveals that things aren't quite that simple.
It isn't that the film is harmful, except to moviegoers' wallets and movie lovers' morale, but that it is truly phenomenal for the purity of its incoherence.
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