Except
Except verb - To present an opposing opinion or argument.
Not count
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Except "We Are One (Ole Ola)", the 2014 World Cup theme song, which you may or may not count considering what it was made for.
Source: Music / Pitbull -
Togame of Katanagatari is fond of using the British term Cheerio, incorrectly, this might not count as gratuitous except for the fact that she uses all the time, even after she knows its wrong...
- Normally this would not count, except that the Chinese had a number of elite commandos among their operatives in addition to spies, showing that they may have been planning some kind of commando or terrorist attack on the city.
Source: Capital Offensive
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