Exceptions
Questions and exceptions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Questions" instead a noun "Exceptions".
Questions
Exceptions and questions are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exceptions" instead a noun "Questions".
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Both words in one sentence
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Such an abortion can also be no-questions asked, with exceptions, so that girls don't have to worry about being forced to turn in their boyfriends for statutory rape.
Source: Convenient Miscarriage - The gameplay is depicted in a mostly realistic manner (with the exceptions being mostly Rule of Funny-driven), including some of the same questions Dungeon Masters often have to address from actual first-time players.
Source: Geek Reference Pool - The few exceptions are either near-genius-level trivia questions (A Free Ride), movies that were famous for being offensive and/or banned and nothing else (Mom and Dad), or movies famous only because big stars of the era appeared in them (and got in trouble for doing so, of course).
Source: Mainstream Obscurity
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