Exceptions for the Octet Rule

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Demo0710

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Can someone go over the exceptions?

I understand the following:

1) Odd number of atoms = you can't balance it out and have a radical
2) Boron, Be - have 6 instead of 8
3) P - can have 10, S - have 12

Am I missing anything else?