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excluding

British  
/ ɪkˈskluːdɪŋ /

preposition

  1. excepting

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That means these analysts have penciled in a yearly gain of 15.9%, excluding dividends.

From MarketWatch

No team has conceded more and, at the other end, Liverpool have only scored three times from set-pieces, excluding penalties, themselves.

From Barron's

US retail sales, excluding automotive, increased 3.9% year over year from November 1 through December 21, indicating solid consumer demand.

From Barron's

Japanese economic data released earlier also showed Tokyo consumer prices, excluding fresh food, in December rose a slower-than-expected 2.3% on year.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fencing can be effective but comes with significant costs, requires ongoing maintenance and also has the unintended consequence of excluding other wildlife from woodlands, the BDS says.

From BBC