Excluding
More than
More than adjective - (comparative of `much' used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree.
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Fans tend to say Sara Del Rey (excluding when they teamed together in Chikara and SHIMMER) if only because Haze has wrestled against her more than anyone else.
Source: Wrestling / Daizee Haze -
Mind Hive: Something Silvia brings up in 83: we keep saying "phoenixes" but when have we seen more than one, excluding the princes and princesses?
Source: Manga / Princess Resurrection - The more expensive ones cook no faster than any other (excluding lightning stoves) some even cost cafe cash and no more than aesthetic value.
Source: Video Game / Café World
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