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Meanings of exempt in English
Usage of exempt in English
1
Victoria's Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton said children under 12 are exempt.
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Many companies now exempt certain sites or services from customers' data limits.
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Technology should not be used to exempt government agencies from the Constitution.
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Pensioners and war veterans could soon be exempt from these payments, however.
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Journeys within the Common Travel Area will be exempt from these measures.
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Doenitz and Speer, as leaders in the new German government, were exempt.
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The company claims its activities are educational and therefore exempt from VAT.
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Only unaccompanied children younger than 14 years of age will be exempt.
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The New York Times reported the probe involved the group's tax-exempt status.
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Current refundings of debt within the 90-day call date window remain tax-exempt.
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The family home is exempt, as it is in most other countries.
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Israel is not exempt from the problem I have with romantic nationalism.
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London buses are exempt because they meet the emissions standard, TfL said.
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I am not exempt, and ask now, shall I tend the herds?
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Then the State can come in and yank your tax exempt status.
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Of course, people on proven minimal income or assets would be exempt.
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New Zealand
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Australia
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