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There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck excluding bicycle.
There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck but bicycle.
There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck but not bicycle.

Is the sense of these sentences exactly the same?

There are a lot of vehicles: cars, buses, airplanes, trucks excluding bicycles.
There are a lot of vehicles: cars, buses, airplanes, trucks but bicycles.
There are a lot of vehicles: cars, buses, airplanes, trucks but not bicycles.

Is the sense of these sentences exactly the same?

There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck excluding Bicycle

There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck but Bicycle

There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck but not Bicycle

Is sense of these sentences exactly same?

There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck excluding bicycle.
There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck but bicycle.
There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck but not bicycle.

Is the sense of these sentences exactly the same?

There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplace, truck excluding Bicycle

There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck but Bicycle

There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck but not Bicycle

Is sense of these sentences exactly same?

There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck excluding Bicycle

There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck but Bicycle

There are a lot of vehicles: car, bus, airplane, truck but not Bicycle

Is sense of these sentences exactly same?