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Wikipedia gives the following words as not following the general rule:
ie after c: science, sufficient, agencies, financier, efficient
ei not after c: their, foreign, being, neither, weird, vein, seize, leisure
Go here and find lots and lots of them.... http://www.morewords.com/contains/cie/ Generally, nouns that end -cy can be pluralised as -cies.
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atheist, deign, eight, feign, feint, freight, height, protein, rein, reign, skein, sleigh, sleight-of-hand, weigh, weir
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