Examples of using Excludes in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
This approach excludes.
EPC excludes from patent protection.
And so only is a word that excludes something.
Utopia excludes all thought of finiteness.
This requires a state which excludes all error;
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This excludes Cash Games and Casual Cash Games.
Full Equipment $200 per week excludes computer& torch.
Excludes all actions and special offers.
This proceeding excludes a cross contamination.
Excludes: installation of major household appliances 05.3.1.
A state is necessary for it, which excludes every error;
This excludes the possibility of the rods touching each other.
The ecological footprint excludes some impacts, e.g. on water.
This excludes munitions with exploding or incendiary shells.
Measured using ISO/IEC 24734, excludes first set of test documents.
This excludes munitions with exploding or fire-causing shell.
The result is a spectrum of flows that excludes the very low flows.
Transfer a domain* Excludes certain TLDs and recently renewed domains.
Shell", which merely evaluates the building shell and explicitly excludes the expansion.
A basic income excludes no one, it is not a class struggle.
Excludes: All products from Phyto, are not offered in France.
Correct placement excludes impairment of the environment.
Excludes sale or promotional items and cannot be combined with any other offers.
This always results in complete format sets and excludes the production of empty packs.
This excludes breakfast and room service breakfast.
This excludes mounting errors caused by tightening the nut too much.
Who excludes people, violates human rights and threatens social cohesion.
This excludes any physical damage, associated with exposure to high frequency.
The Warranty excludes; accessories, consumables, shipping and handling costs.
The proposal excludes films made for television from the break rules for feature films.