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exclude someone or something from something to leave someone or something out of something; to leave someone or something off a list. Did you mean to exclude me from the party? I excluded chocolate cake from the shopping list. present company excepted (British, American & Australian humorous) also present company excluded (American humorous) something that you say which means that the criticism you have just made does not describe the people who are listening to you now People just don't know how to dress in this country, present company excepted, of course. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Previously, the amount excludable was the excess of housing expense over a base housing cost amount (a percentage of the salary level of certain government employees). Whether this recovery is excludable depends on whom you ask. Under the insurer's interpretation of the plan, "any symptom experienced before the excludable condition is diagnosed could serve as the basis for an exclusion so long as the symptom was later deemed consistent with that condition. |
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