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Long before Europeans reached the Arctic， much of the region had a scattered（稀疏的） population， with Iceland a notable exception.

The notable exception to thellos rule is with daggers. Because they are normalized to 1.7 speed for AP calculations on instant attacks, daggers deal noticeably lower damage with Devastate.

The Han Chinese, with a few notable exceptions, avoided eating dairy foods altogether: many were, and still are, lactose-intolerant.

The notable exception was the 2001-06 tenure as prime minister of Junichiro Koizumi.

The entire continents of Africa and Asia have disappeared beneath the waves – the latter with the notable exception of Israel.

And he has even, with the notable exception of a boneheaded tariff on cheap Chinese tyres, turned a deaf ear to the siren-song of the protectionists.

Just about every make and model, with the notable exception of Apple's (AAPL) iPhone (a strange omission because Amazon carries both AT&T (T) smartphones and Apple iPods) can be purchased from Amazon.

Although there are some notable exceptions, most product names are based on a special naming system developed by IKEA.

With the notable exception of Japan, Asia-Pacific is once again enjoying healthy growth.

Most Asian countries, with the notable exception of India, entered this downturn with sounder budget finances than their Western counterparts, so they had more room to spend.

Native Americans music in North America is almost entirely monophonic, but there are notable exceptions.

Today it continues to expand in almost all world regions, with the notable exception of sub-Saharan Africa.

With a few notable exceptions , everyone gave something.

The actors and directors who have been honoured with a Razzie have usually failed to turn up to collect the prize, with one notable exception.

But the first 100 years of our new millennium will most certainly be a notable exception.

"With the notable exception of Brazil, which is going through a major slowdown, the economies of Latin american countries are expected to grow between 4% and 7% - compared with about 2.5% for Europe."

There have been a few notable exceptions, sanctioned by the UN Security Council, but these have been rare and post facto.