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but for
Except for, were it not for. For example, But for the afternoon shower, it was a perfect day, or But for the children, they would have gotten a divorce long ago. [c. 1200]
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But, for example, $22.7 billion is designated for disaster relief.
There will be thundery showers in the west at the weekend, but for many, especially in the east, the heat will remain.
Attendees were there not for softball but for another institution that defines the town.
But for people close to the site, there could be health risks, she said.
“I think he does everything he can to provide resources, support. He wants to win. He feels that the fans, the city, deserves that. I think that’s never lost. It’s more challenging us always to, how do we become better and not complacent or stagnant to continue to stay current with the market and the competition to win not only now but for as far as we can see out.”
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