you can do something like what Jose mentioned, where you construct just
the WHERE portion of the query using a list, which can also be run into
select() as:

   query.select(and_(*clauses))

or, you can use the SelectResults extension, where you grow the query
by just saying filter():

   query = SelectResults(sess.query(cls))
   query = query.filter(table.c.x==5)
   query = query.filter(table.c.y==7)

etc.


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