The biggest influence that comes from that is using no limitation as limitation.
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Lewis Uhler is founder and chairman of the National Tax Limitation Committee and National Tax Limitation Foundation (NTLF).
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"There's not a limitation on justice, and there's not a limitation on how we perceive injustice," Ms. Lhamon said.
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This contract includes, without limitation, an indemnification by you of the released parties listed below and a limitation of your rights and remedies. 2.
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The shareholder employee would claim an above the line deduction subject to the age based limitation, but not the 10 percent of AGI limitation.
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"It is absolutely a limitation on the power of the state, in the same way that the Bill of Rights is a limitation on the power of the state, and the due process clause is a limitation on the power of the state," he said.
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"The moment you want to write a limitation here or there, technically any member of the WTO may say 'I disagree with the limitation that you're introducing'," he said.
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One major limitation of the Art Camera is that it's not yet capable of capturing 3D objects or anything tremendously large (though Google hasn't revealed the exact size limitation).
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That limitation, however, "is both a strength and a limitation, in a way ... because what we're estimating here is the prolongation of life expectancy just based on behaviors," Stampfer said.
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Such windows are particularly important, advocates say, given that Supreme Court precedent bars prosecution if a statute of limitation has already passed — even if that statute of limitation is later lengthened.
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In California, there is an eight-year limitation on filing criminal sexual assault charges, and a 10-year limitation on cases of rape, which means many of the allegations won't be prosecutable.
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However, partners are treated as self-employed, so they can also deduct the premiums above the line, subject to the age based limitation, but not subject to the 10 percent of AGI limitation.
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For Selena Gomez, her dating limitation is her obscene fame.
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"With the new system, there is no limitation," said Putin.
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But there's at least one major limitation to these findings.
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That might just be a limitation when the service launches.
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The First Amendment is a limitation on government power only.
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" Ultimately, Cook stressed that, "Being gay is not a limitation.
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So someone else's procrastination is really your biggest limitation here.
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Do you ever feel this as a limitation on interpretation?
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That was the great limitation of liberalism in Latin America.
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Here, algae enjoy less upwelling and experience stronger iron limitation.
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We also have a limitation on how we can consolidate.
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But this isn't the only limitation of gun ownership polls.
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Limitation: There wasn't sufficient data to study other racial groups.
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Tesla lifted this limitation in response to customer complaints, however.
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Nor is China bound now by any arms limitation agreement.
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Dr. Green said that limitation is not necessarily a problem.
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While you potentially get more movies, there's one peculiar limitation.
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Another limitation is GPS accuracy, which tall buildings can distort.
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That's the kind of limitation in which imagination can flourish.
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The report says this may break GDPR's purpose limitation rules.
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There's no limitation and it takes on many different forms.
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This includes the extension of strategic offensive arms limitation treaty.
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HE Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman: I understand that legal limitation.
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But he added that limitation could be lifted soon, too.
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He made fun of a reporter with a physical limitation.
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"Limitation spawns creativity, and js13kGames is a great example of creative limitation—you can't make every possible type of game given the size limit, so it must be properly planned beforehand," Mazur told me.
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HDMI is subject to the same kind of limitation—specifically, bandwidth.
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But that subtle limitation won't stop its enthusiastic users from flexing.
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Hiring, he says, is the main limitation on admitting more students.
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All right, I guess there's a statute of limitation on lies.
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It's especially distracting because obviously our eyes don't have that limitation.
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The new limitation on the use of Greyball won't be immediate.
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One major limitation, for example, is the study's week-long length.
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"I guess there's a statute of limitation on lies," Rubio said.
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The way around that limitation is to edit your clip length.
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Palmer Luckey: And on the hardware side, there's no fundamental limitation.
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Create safe harbor for startups from net operating loss limitation rules.
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"There's a limitation on Twitter, as we all know," Sekulow said.
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This limitation, needless to say, finds additional support in constitutional principle.
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Still, some limitation on the use of Section 702 is appropriate.
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You finally feel the difference between his Majesty and your limitation.
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The sex trafficking law has a 10-year statute of limitation.
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Perhaps the most unexpected limitation is on the type of car.
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One limitation of the study is that many participants dropped out.
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With no limitation on application times, the procedure can last years.
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Genius. I wanna work with everybody, the only limitation is time!
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This is a limitation imposed by technology rather than by choice.
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At times that's a limitation, but overall it's a good thing.
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Almost all of this is driven by the 140-character limitation.
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The less limited one feels, the more intolerable all limitation appears.
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Most other people in public life view reality as a limitation.
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We had no limitation of our capacity for people to telework.
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But then the TARP type thing in India has its limitation.
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The canyon's biggest draw and limitation are identical: its unintelligible dimensions.
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I don't want to let the limitation of others limit me.
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Another major limitation: people still don't mirror their supermarket purchases online.
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It is clear the aging monarch is in damage limitation mode.
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Saying that this study proves Medicaid doesn't work ignores this limitation.
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That, he said, puts "an ideological limitation" on Mr. Kim's ambitions.
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This includes the extension of the strategic offensive arms limitation treaty.
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However, it was that limitation that drew Keasler to her subject.
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The only limitation explicitly stated in the Constitution is a ban on using a pardon to stop an impeachment proceeding in Congress, and the only obvious implicit limitation is that he cannot pardon offenses under state law.
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"Access and capacity to respond is the limitation, not resources," he wrote.
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"Mexico is the only place where there is a limitation," Hajj said.
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Another limitation is that researchers lacked data on how much people smoked.
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It's also a limitation that exacerbates an already distressing and complicated experience.
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With this limitation imposed on a portfolio, you can't add quality stocks.
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Marquez had similar problems and said it had been simple damage limitation.
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This points to a clear limitation that women actors faced in cinema.
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However, not all of Apple's apps have been subject to this limitation.
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This limitation reduced the size of the IED that could be used.
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So, today, the limitation in terms of regulation is 215 percent blend.
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Another serious limitation is the type of science Iris can intelligently parse.
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I think something that was a huge limitation for me was gender.
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A major limitation of the plasma study was a lack of randomization.
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"Such a limitation is unfounded," the European Court of Justice ruling said.
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Limitation of Use: Diclegis hasn't been studied in women with hyperemesis gravidarum.
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Apple's rejection of this idea does not hinge on a technical limitation.
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One limitation of the study is that many participants dropped out early.
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At St. Martin's, his lack of drawing skill was a severe limitation.
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This new limitation on such deductions was a deliberate move, in the
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It would also increase the size limitation on issues of the bonds.
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But statutes of limitation shielded him from prosecution for the abuses themselves.
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The study's small sample size was cited as a limitation by Pariante.
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The Roe court identified that limitation in the Constitution's due process clause.
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The subtlety of the film is both an accomplishment and a limitation.
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Many of life's possibilities are now closed, but limitation is often liberating.
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But there's also a limitation to what you can do, you know?
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But it comes with a limitation: It can only track online channels.
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This, too, is key to Solange's artistry: Limitation leads her to discovery.
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To the contrary, the amendment is a categorical limitation on federal power.
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A limitation of the study is that it lacked diversity, Hatch said.
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"The limitation on funds investing in other funds reflects a long-held concern over pyramiding of investment funds, although the historic 3% limitation in the statute is arguably an arbitrary standard," said Steve Boehm, partner at Eversheds Sutherland.
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The other limitation is that this applies to schools but not individual students.
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Another possible limitation is that the data analyzed came directly from existing literature.
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"Another limitation is that our data are based on self-reports," Sandler said.
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The limitation of the app was not the technology, it was the content.
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And did this record feel sort of freed and unrestrained from that limitation?
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This isn't the end of the world, but it's a limitation for sure.
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"The biggest limitation are generally battery costs and cost of storage," she said.
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For an entrepreneurially-minded guy like Van Vuuren, this limitation was an opportunity.
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We wanted something that's both free of physical limitation and holds commercial potential.
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Still, to me, they impose a limitation that standard, wired earbuds don't have.
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There's no other way to put this: the limitation is arbitrary and ridiculous.
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Until now, no one knew if such a limitation existed for quantum computers.
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Part of the limitation is that Tezos is going to be digital commonwealth.
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The only limitation was that it could only be used on her phone.
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That's a serious limitation given just how important touch is for hand use.
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To get around this limitation, Zulresso is an injectable version of the steroid.
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Ludwig argued that, far from being a limitation, Google's openness is an advantage.
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However, with the headset I am now using, this should eliminate this limitation.
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For years, there was a 1MB upload limitation on Tumblr (It's now 2MB).
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Green thrives in this sort of situation—trouble as fun, limitation as opportunity.
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Justices Clarence Thomas and Gorsuch at the time took issue with that limitation.
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Ansah practiced without limitation for the past two weeks but did not play.
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That's a major limitation, especially since this plan is designed for heavy users.
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Doors help to make concepts of opportunity and possibility—or limitation—more concrete.
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A life with active lupus is a life of unpredictability, bound by limitation.
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This was a very literal limitation prior to aircraft, and, later, satellite surveillance.
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One limitation of the study is that the interviews were completed in 2014.
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This limitation starts in 2018 and will expire at the end of 2025.
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Even civil cases against him have largely been prevented by statutes of limitation.
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Another limitation is that researchers only looked at diagnoses made in hospitalized patients.
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The documentation also includes minimum hedging policy and limitation on debt maturity concentrations.
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The limitation of these photo classifier algorithms is that they're not particularly flexible.
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But music is endless, its limitless, and there is no limitation on imagination.
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Given this limitation, we need to make the best out of available data.
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This is a very human limitation, even for the egalitarian and well intentioned.
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His week-to-week limitation is whether Antonio Gates is still a thing.
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A major limitation of the study was the small number of children involved.
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And will that limitation stretch into Sunday's N.F.C. championship game against Green Bay?
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Owners of multiple homes will feel the limitation on this tax break keenly.
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He points at a key limitation of even the best proposed screening programs.
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One limitation is that the study calculates emissions from courier services like UPS.
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A simple limitation like this would make sense, but don't count on it.
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Owners of multiple homes will esepcially feel the limitation on this tax break.
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Because of this limitation, we recommend making your "Easy Order" your favorite pizza.
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"It's a limitation, but not a fatal flaw to the study," he said.
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One limitation of the study is its small sample size, the authors note.
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For starters, there's no income limitation to participate in a Roth 401(k).
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Another major area of limitation was the way the science itself was done.
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This one-joke limitation exists for most of Cohen's Who Is America characters.
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There is a limitation to how far you can go with these things.
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But I mean, with certain smartwatches, that seems to be the limitation. Definitely.
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"The only limitation of what happened here was the attacker's imagination," Helme added.
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The study's main limitation was the absence of a control group of non-users, the authors wrote, with an additional limitation being the inability to determine a more precise time point when memory improvement occurred during the first week of abstinence.
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What are the odds Zuckerberg will have the same limitation on his own account?
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That's a limitation to the study's findings, he said, but it doesn't invalidate them.
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The new research, led by University of Oregon biologist Kelly Sutherland, overcomes this limitation.
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Here's the limitation of that flexibility: It does not apply to class action claims.
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One limitation of the analysis is that it lumped all types of sexting together.
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Everybody somewhere has some degree of protection or limitation in one sector or another.
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Hastert will not face sexual abuse charges because the statutes of limitation have expired.
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It's a bizarre requirement, and hopefully it's just a limitation of this early preview.
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TAUSIG: TRIXIE MATTEL is a great spark, but I can already see a limitation.
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One limitation of the study is that many participants dropped out before the end.
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S. citizen spouse is subject to an annual exclusion limitation amount ($148,000 in 2016).
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He is not facing sexual abuse charges because the statutes of limitation have expired.
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The latest Serato update also integrates Tidal, which has the same online-only limitation.
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The other limitation is, as always, the size of the Micro Four Thirds sensor.
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Just acknowledges that the small number of participants is a limitation of today's research.
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A current limitation of Synlight is the amount of electricity it requires to operate.
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Here is a limitation Buffett did not mention but is important to our analysis.
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Lance Ulanoff (Mashable): The limitation that we're talking about, you keep talking about architecture.
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Eventually, they'll bump up against some other limitation that keeps their growth in check.
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Thus, the War Powers Resolution could arguably be an unconstitutional limitation on executive power.
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The bigger limitation will likely be RAM, which the phone has only 1GB of.
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Wait for it…dismissed on Statutes of Limitation…NEVER bcz of LACK OF EVIDENCE!!
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"We need to better understand TPU limitation because it is affected by many factors."
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"I guess there's a statute of limitation on lies," Rubio said to loud cheers.
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Painted objects float and careen without limitation (or the strictures of an art movement).
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One point that would be very troubling is the limitation on family-based immigration.
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Some states recently have expanded their statutes of limitation for current and future crimes.
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But I'm cautious about anything that describes a space within a certain distinct limitation.
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That could unleash an unusual circumstance because of the travel ban's unique time limitation.
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The other major limitation to the music experience is you're limited to Apple Music.
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That self-talk — I can or I can't, the fear, lack, limitation — is natural.
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" She added in a second tweet, "Dismissed due to Statute of Limitation = GUILTY. Period.
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"It's just a limitation of their estimate methodology," he said in a telephone interview.
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This is a measure of our limitation as audience members, not of their talent.
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It did not specify the scope of the limitation or which models were affected.
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The administration cited public safety and national security as the reasons for the limitation.
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" The authors acknowledged in their report that the lack of rates was a "limitation.
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Another limitation is that the insurance claims records didn't identify patients with suicidal intent.
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And when the deal's period runs out, there's no limitation on them obtaining weapons.
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For almost a thousand years, that limitation halted a further understanding of the cosmos.
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The appeals court ruled that this restriction was an unlawful limitation on presidential power.
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Limitation: The researchers couldn't actually visit tens of thousands of farms and production plants.
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Early experiments to prove that animals have empathy were all confounded by this limitation.
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A limitation of the study is that many variables affect attendance and graduation rates.
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The film's sensitivity, though it is an ethical strength, is also a dramatic limitation.
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As intriguing as this sort of research can be, it has a major limitation.
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"We really solved a fundamental limitation of the wireless radio," said CEO Dave Cutrer.
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One limitation of the new model is that it assumes an average earthquake behavior.
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Another limitation: The database includes ballistic evidence only from crime scenes or crime guns.
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If you're already paying for that, no big deal, but it's a strange limitation.
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Google addresses that limitation with this update, giving its camera an edge on competitors.
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Generally, with all of our stuff, the character personalities arise from the technical limitation.
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Another limitation: You need to have WiFi; it won't work over a cellular connection.
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"The only limitation we see is the transfer of shareholding control," Raul Jungmann said.
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However, to reconsider Roe, all the Supreme Court needs is a pre-viability limitation.
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The campaign, he reckons, was probably always more about damage limitation than legal redress.
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"There's a limitation on Twitter, as we all know," Mr. Sekulow said on CNN.
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AND THAT'S THE LIMITATION BASICALLY BECAUSE YOU HAVE ONE GIG COMING INTO THE HOUSE.
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" But, said Leber, "the study has a huge limitation: there are just 12 athletes.
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The movie's most inspired moment emerges from its severest limitation: the sparsely detailed background.
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"It shifted from youth being a limitation to 'it doesn't matter,'" Ms. Tew said.
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The only real limitation is how many lines you can fit on a page.
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The information I gather and experiences I can have with clients has a limitation.
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The most important limitation of retail politics is the physical singularity of your candidate.
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But over and over again, some annoying iOS limitation stopped me from making the switch.
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You don't want a regulator to impose on you a limitation on some processing activities.
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"He's that inspiration to say, 'There's no limitation for what you can do,'" McCants said.
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Another limitation of the study: about two-thirds of participants did not complete the trial.
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But the biggest limitation is that lots of birds fail the trial the first time.
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Your workplace plan might also have a Roth option, without that income limitation, Meehan said.
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"The potential limitation of charitable contributions within the $200,000 framework is very controversial, " Speiss said.
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The one-way traffic limitation is due to the barges blocking part of the channel.
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Prosecutors can refile charges within the seven-year statute of limitation, Lamm and Cobb said.
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Its only limitation is that it cannot sell or list majority stakes in state companies.
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One limitation is that participants were not representative of the wider population, the researchers note.
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"We're losing a lot of organs because of that time and distance limitation," Hassanein said.
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One limitation to the data is that not all purchases are made with credit cards.
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The only limitation to crafting other options from there, like cinnamon-vanilla, is your imagination.
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Gavin: That is a limitation, that not all the people in camp have a laptop.
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The limitation resulting from Keytruda's need to test for a biomarker helped Opdivo outsell it.
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The big limitation is that prosecutors have a limited number of peremptory strikes to use.
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His main concern was the limitation on delivery systems, such as submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
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One limitation: eDNA can't tell how many animals are present, just that they are there.
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That profit-driven limitation heavily influenced the way Frye approached the design of the game.
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The Lancet study avoids that limitation, providing a fuller comparison between both of the drugs.
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The core limitation appears to be that there's nothing to look at on the skin.
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But now that I have the ability to take a photo, it's one less limitation.
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Neither commissioner can say whether the statute of limitation has expired on any particular infraction.
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"What I'll say as well is that we will face quickly some limitation," he added.
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But the biggest limitation is how many a wearer can control at a given time.
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He is going through the motions of a life that promises only limitation and regret.
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It's a limitation of imagination that holds women back onscreen — and also in real life.
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Such conflicts, though, do have a limitation: Mr Putin cannot afford to sustain big losses.
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Giuliani, however, stood by his statement that there is "no limitation" on Trump's pardon power.
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"That means, it is concretely about damage limitation" and included offering legal advice, he said.
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Perhaps the biggest limitation of democracy as a social firebreak is its slow response time.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers didn't look at deaths from liver disease.
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The Irish government's defense is a mixture of financial realpolitik, national pride and damage limitation.
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This limitation highlights the judge's responsibility to the people whose privacy would be intruded upon.
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"The applicable statutes of limitation have expired as to all three incidents," the document said.
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Second Principles — Damage Limitation, Not Escalation Control Countering this precedent requires a powerful focusing idea.
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Supporters of HB 85033 will note that exceptions to the six week limitation do exist.
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What we are actually listening to is human limitation and the audacity to transcend it.
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Repetition became one of the defining characteristics of her art, as well as its limitation.
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Many universities seem to acknowledge this limitation when crafting their own statements about sanctuary campuses.
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This new order indicates the limitation may be applied on a case-by-case basis.
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There is technical limitation on how many transactions can be processed at the same time.
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Another potential effect is a limitation on the Army's ability to field modernized radio equipment.
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One New York limitation that borders on the absurd comes with a fast-approaching deadline.
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Trials pose the only real limitation (of course, the Supreme Court does not conduct trials).
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One limitation of the study is the relatively brief follow-up period, the authors note.
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A limitation of the study was that patients were followed for less than five years.
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"President Ghani is using the appointments to conduct multiple damage limitation," Ms. Felbab-Brown said.
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This restriction and limitation does not apply to the lieutenant governor and state attorney general.
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" Scalia explained that the "Appointments Clause is, intentionally and self-evidently, a limitation on Congress.
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One limitation of the study is that it does not account for vaping by teens.
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The U.S. Constitution has no need for a textual limitation on the frequency of impeachments.
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In 2019, the city passed such a law, albeit with a limitation that advocates opposed.
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We took care of a limitation and then restored at least a 27.5 percent credit.
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"The main limitation we've faced in Kenya has been the cost of talent," he said.
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One potential sales limitation — concerns about low-level radiation — have always trailed the smartphone market.
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In California, where Weinstein allegedly lured actors and others under the pretense of business, there is an eight-year limitation on filing criminal sexual assault charges and a 10-year limitation on cases of rape, which means many of the allegations won't be prosecutable.
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Weinstein also faces sex crime investigations in New York and London, which do not have as restrictive a statute of limitations as California, where there is an eight-year limitation on filing criminal sexual assault charges and a 10-year limitation on cases of rape.
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Is it the perfect solution to all the limitation of mobile apps like iOS and Android?
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The ability to remove problematic content once identified isn't the only limitation on liability for possession.
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AS: She wrote this little pamphlet called Family Limitation the year before she opened the clinic.
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Just such a limitation was built into IBM's Watson, by dint of the rules of Jeopardy.
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"There's no limitation on confining his testimony to the four corners of the report," Schiff said.
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One limitation of the analysis is that most of the studies focused on middle-aged adults.
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So there's some sort of limitation in terms of how much upcycling can you can do.
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It's a tradeoff: in return, there's no limitation on how frequently you can use self-repair.
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One potential limitation is the supply of high-quality child care, which is already very scarce.
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But HP isn't significantly expanding the field of view — a noteworthy limitation for most VR headsets.
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Even that limitation will be overcome, though, according to the United States' Army Research Laboratory (ARL).
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Despite that limitation, Amazon is continuing to promote its Echo smart speaker as a communication tool.
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A huge win over the one-at-a-time limitation that's always been present on iOS.
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The study has a pretty significant limitation: people self-reported how much sleep they were getting.
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That limitation is fine if you use the Forså exclusively for calm reading or nighttime work.
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In this view, any limitation on an individual's right to carry guns, however small, is unjust.
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The IRS notes that the statute of limitation for investigating this matter expires on July 31st.
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An important limitation to their powers is that they need to act according to the law.
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"[The attack] does require physical access, which is a major limitation," Barnes writes in his post.
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However, that limitation is due to Facebook Watch being a U.S.-only feature at this time.
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Another limitation of the study is its reliance on parents to report what care children received.
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Obviously a limitation of this work is that the lab is not a real black hole.
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A key limitation to that project, he said, was Google's inability to access health provider data.
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The researchers only tested products available in the Netherlands, which is a limitation to the study.
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One limitation of insurance data, the researchers note, is lack of precision in the dementia diagnoses.
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"That makes me fearful that cognitive impairment or physical limitation contributed to their homelessness," Kushel said.
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Where Acer's Chromebook starts to show its price limitation is in the quality of the display.
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Another limitation of research to date is that much of it has been done in animals.
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We are assessing the impact of such a limitation and how we will respond to it.
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More than anything, this shows the limitation of Trump's abilities as an executive and a negotiator.
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The rules say the limitation applies narrowly to income from product endorsements, royalties and licensing fees.
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There's a limitation of five years, if it's on the first offense, then sure five years.
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In a little more than a year, the last nuclear arms limitation pact with Russia expires.
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The limitation of promotions could also benefit discounters who have mostly Every Day Low prices strategies.
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The House, however, can hold public hearings, on fairly short notice, with little limitation on substance.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked data on the exact cause of death.
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One NEEO Remote can also control multiple NEEO Brains, which is another limitation of the completion.
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The works, while bound by the requirement to incorporate scientific principles, find freedom in this limitation.
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No longer shall we be hampered by the limitation of acoustics and our stupid, stupid ears.
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Given this sunspot limitation, it's reasonable to say that we're pretty safe for the time being.
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A key challenge for reaching veterans in the United States is the limitation of rural broadband.
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The researchers acknowledge that their biggest limitation is the non-randomness of policy adoption by cities.
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Another limitation: These reference groups are largely based on people who are self-reporting their ancestry.
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And while this particular limitation isn't anyone's fault—budget considerations are budget considerations—they're there nonetheless.
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Bring immediate family members and create a merit based system with a limitation of overall immigration.
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This limitation appears to have given the disease a head start in some communities, notably Seattle.
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But until yesterday, customers could call and ask to have that limitation waived at no cost.
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One limitation of the farm bill pilot is that it doesn't offer to pay for delivery.
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The court has allowed third-party standing when the underlying justifications for the limitation are absent.
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The campaign-era Trump portrayed in the report suffered from one major limitation: he wasn't President.
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Regulation and limitation of the purely hypothetical should, as far as is possible, remain similarly hypothetical.
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"We don&apost see copying as a limitation on the growth of our business," he said.
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""The limitation of time must lead to some dose of realism on what can be achieved.
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One limitation of the study, he added, is that there could be overlap among disorder names.
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A serious limitation of macroeconomics as a discipline is that controlled experiments are difficult to conduct.
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There was another seldom remembered limitation to these gospel tomes: They were, in a way, shrinking.
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As always, however, available funding was a limitation to pushing the major changes Arbour was seeking.
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Another limitation is that researchers only focused on healthy men who were eligible to donate sperm.
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One major limitation was the stipulation that devices must be operated remotely by a human pilot.
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"But due to our limitation in terms of resources and capacity, we urgently require the support."
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that researchers relied on participant recall.
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Another limitation, Gardner acknowledged, was that the study team didn't interview people who did not stand.
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Sure, we were involved in street stuff, but we knew that the streets was a limitation.
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This was not a limitation, but rather the source of Takahata's masterful versatility as a director.
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It is often assumed that the limitation to a single child was an act of Maoist despotism.
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Another limitation of Watch Parties is that users can only add Facebook hosted videos to the queue.
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This is a limitation of the Caavo that people who like tweak settings often will find frustrating.
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The limitation was first spotted by Deadline, but it's an easy enough thing for anyone to confirm.
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""The greatest limitation to this study was that the specimen was, in some ways, too well-preserved.
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"The limitation in doing that is that there could be systematic differences between those kids," Posner said.
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Another limitation is that researchers lacked data on the exact diagnoses that prompted prescriptions, the authors note.
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It's becoming increasingly clear that they aren't going to let Trump's campaign promises be yet another limitation.
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A limitation of the study is that the motion sensor often slipped off the sleepers at night.
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Another limitation is that it looked at a single hospital and might not reflect what happens elsewhere.
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So they were basically telling us that the limitation was not something that they were excited about.
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Amos was never charged or found guilty because the statute of limitation for the crime has passed.
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This looming climax puts into relief a very old limitation in computer engineering: the rigidity of circuits.
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That would put a huge limitation on what a transistor-based digital computer was capable of doing.
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Despite that limitation there's plenty to see, so we've collected some of our favorite winks and nods.
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The availability of content remains a serious limitation in the growth of VR as an entertainment platform.
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In fact, it was another term of the settlement that DuPont would fund the research without limitation.
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The big limitation, however, is that you can only drag and drop between apps on the iPad.
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Nonetheless, the geographical limitation of this ban poses uncomfortable questions that will eventually need to be addressed.
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"There's that limitation that there has to be a ground station to listen to it," says Moya.
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Putting a severe limitation on the space magic drained the fun out of the game, they said.
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One limitation of the study was that is that it relied on subjective rather than objective measures.
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The Commonwealth can re-indict this charge without time limitation should Matthew violate terms of the plea.
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Twenty to 30 years ago, work that was done in the business unit had a technical limitation.
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I don't view the storage memory as a limitation as I keep my files on One Drive.
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One limitation is that, with the exception of alcohol, toxicology cannot produce 'per se' proof of impairment.
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For example, the limitation is more stringent at higher light levels, colder temperatures and high CO2 levels.
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Surely, animals (including humans) exhibit numerous adaptive physiological strategies for coping with natural periods of food limitation.
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The report also says Samsung's foldable phone will have one durability limitation: It'll only fold 20,000 times.
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As Reuters acknowledges, a limitation of the study is that it doesn't include LGBTQ women or men.
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Sanz, the veteran wrestler, said that being an indigenous woman has historically been a limitation to overcome.
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Because of this limitation, important information about the study's design and findings had to be left out.
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The current limitation of three years to file criminal charges for alleged sexual harassment could be extended.
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Ethics is the art of limitation, of rejecting parts of our nature that we find morally intolerable.
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Another limitation of the study, the authors acknowledge, is that the results are from a single institution.
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"Of course there is a limitation (on training)," said Russian Athletics Federation (ARAF) General Secretary Mikhail Butov.
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Another limitation is that the results in China might not apply in other parts of the world.
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Yet disability, like any challenge or limitation, is fundamental to being human — a part of every life.
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There are many defenders of strict statutes of limitation who opposed the changes that have been made.
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Damage limitation requires that we choose cyber defense of democratic political system integrity as an operating goal.
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That's the built-in limitation of great novels: You're always getting a story sympathetic to the triumphant.
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But, there is a limitation to the attorney-client privilege -- exceptions that Trump doesn't seem to understand.
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But it ran into a huge testing limitation that was slowing it down in an unacceptable way.
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We leave that call to prosecutors in the relevant jurisdiction (and here statutes of limitation have lapsed).
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Presumably with this limitation in mind, Delp and his team looked to rodent models to investigate further.
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In some states, like Arizona and Montana, they never implemented statutes of limitation in the first place.
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Ed. note: If you're wondering if the time limitation on Karen's pumping breaks is legal, it is.
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Another limitation of the study was that individual people weren't studied, just a large population, Bartick said.
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Another limitation, which Selya acknowledged in her paper, is that the study didn't follow teenagers over time.
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Then, have students consider what's probably the biggest practical limitation of the efficiency gap measure: simple geography.
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And out in the ocean, with land barely in sight, the only limitation on size is engineering.
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Many of the predatory priests have died, and the statutes of limitation on many others have expired.
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But sometimes this limitation in techniques can be an advantage, leading to an original and good solution.
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Lawmakers in New York, Massachusetts, Hawaii and Michigan are considering some form of ban or strict limitation.
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This builtin limitation prevents these plants from undergoing leaf growth at the wrong time of the season.
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The study has at least one major limitation: The data for prescriptions only included civilian, noninstitutionalized populations.
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This limitation already creates an incentive for inaccessible businesses to wait until they are sued before complying.
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That one-year limitation is not according to the calendar year, Slott cautioned, but every 365 days.
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The Spectre x2 showcases brilliant design without limitation or compromise and features a unique U-shaped kickstand.
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We're just incredibly fortunate to have a medium in comics where our imagination is our only limitation.
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A limitation of Maryland's approach is that payments to physicians are not included in its global budgets.
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Statutes of limitation will complicate any potential prosecutions connected to cases that date back decades, experts said.
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Statutes of limitation are meant, in part, to prevent unreliable testimony from witnesses whose memories have faded.
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The SDNY requires a cooperator to admit everything he has ever done or known about, without limitation.
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Their titles to land, however, are restricted, a limitation that their advocates criticize as infringing their rights.
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Misdemeanors can be filed until their 25th birthday, extending the previous statute of limitation by five years.
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Imagine that you are a caregiver for a family member who lives with a significant functional limitation.
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Another limitation is that researchers only looked at items available for sale at two large grocery chains.
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This can be a limitation, but it can also be an effective tool to better express oneself.
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Another limitation is that since the study was designed, new MS drugs have come on the market.
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Applying a moral limitation to the idea of what is and isn't fair use is extremely risky.
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"The limitation is going to be port capacity to offload and transit, not vessel availability," Moore said.
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My first East-West summit was in Vienna, Austria, in June 1979 when I watched as Jimmy Carter and Leonid Brezhnev signed the SALT II (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks) agreement -- the second major strategic arms limitation pact between the two superpowers of the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Now that Samsung is on board with Daydream, the View's biggest limitation is a lack of iOS support.
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Obama also concluded a new Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (START) with Putin's predecessor as Russian President, Dmitry Medvedev.
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Wehner thought the biggest present-day limitation is that, said simply, it takes too long to generate entanglement.
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When she gives me career advice, she never mentions ways in which bipolar disorder could be a limitation.
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The limitation may be to prevent people from getting overloaded right away and give up on notifications altogether.
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It's an inevitable limitation, but it's frustrating for those of us who are trying to make these choices.
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One limitation of the analysis is that simulation results might not necessarily reflect what happens on city streets.
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Here's another limitation: you can only ask to start music from streaming services that Google Assistant supports natively.
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Due to the statute of limitation in New York, it is unlikely that McCarrick will face criminal charges.
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In New York, however, there is no limitation on bringing charges of aggravated sexual assault and rape case.
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President Jimmy Carter meets Brezhnev in Vienna to negotiate the strategic arms limitation treaty on June 18, 1979.
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To commit yourself unconditionally to supporting one global religion against another is an act of irrational self-limitation.
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Facebook will amend its terms on "limitation of liability" when it comes to future Cambridge Analytica-esque issues.
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The bigger limitation is that this doesn't actually tell you which calls are spam, just which calls aren't.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that many women failed to complete the experiment.
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And in spite of their large size, the battery life is still another limitation in the demo versions.
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One limitation of the study is its focus on younger women with private health insurance, the authors note.
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One limitation of the analysis is that none of the smaller trials had long-term outcomes, researchers note.
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Beyond this limitation, though, the new Vudu app is much what you'd expect and simple enough to use.
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Problem was, these two types of colors were not available at the same time—creating a frustrating limitation.
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But unless you're a video professional, there's still one big limitation — you're probably recording with a single camera.
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One limitation of the analysis is that the studies relied on participants to recall their own sleep patterns.
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One limitation of the study is that it only included one year of survey data, the authors note.
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A planet's worth of batteries are at this very moment being drained because of a seemingly simple limitation.
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The review also noted a big limitation to evaluating cupping: There's no standard method to measure its effectiveness.
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" She said: "It's an important ability and a form of self-awareness as opposed to a cognitive limitation.
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The study relied on mothers' memories about their household pesticide exposure, a limitation of the research, Schmidt said.
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One limitation of the study is that the costs come from just 2010 and 2011, the authors note.
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One limitation is that diabetes treatments changed dramatically over the study period and might have impacted stillbirth rates.
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On top of that, the statute of limitation is drawing near, and Assange would need to come here.
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Given that limitation, Oster agreed that this was a valid sample size for the study — with a caveat.
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The main limitation seems to be the number of desirable countries a political appointee might want to go.
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FIBA, basketball's international governing body, recently lifted that limitation, although U.S.A. Basketball continues to use just those numbers.
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It worked, but its limitation were obvious, especially after experiencing Apple's own Messages on iPhone and Mac computers.
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On Tuesday, the sun squares off with Saturn, the planet of boundaries, highlighting a limitation in your partnerships.
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You'll have some difficult conversations on June 15, when Mercury opposes Saturn, the planet of fear and limitation.
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I dealt with it and realized it was a limitation I'd have to find a work-around for.
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One limitation of Cola is that you have to be inside the app to find and send content.
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Considering the average household's annual grocery spending is $4,445, that limitation shouldn't be an issue for most cardholders.
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It added that the existing law's limitation of binary gender options only to male or female was discriminatory.
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Section 14(2)(b) powers to buy state and local debt could be undertaken immediately and without limitation.
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The problem is less so a relatively limited range of possible values than a fundamental limitation on precision.
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For once, the dancing had enough definition and scale that its simplicity felt like eloquence rather than limitation.
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Instead it is seen as a red flag that their current disclosure limitation system is out of date.
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There has never been anything difficult or challenging, which is a limitation as well as a selling point.
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Like Trump, these and other European rightist parties have made the limitation of immigration their most salient issue.
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Even with this limitation, Dr. Kim said, the system can augment what doctors can do on their own.
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You've got a big political fight coming up in the Legislature now about changing statute of limitation laws.
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Is disability something you are better off learning to accept as a limitation or struggling to rise above?
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The biggest limitation is that smartphone cameras, because of their design, are not capable of multisecond exposure times.
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News of the women-only limitation set off a storm of virtual tantrums among some boys and men.
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This pathos gets at what the play does best: It understands and in some way forgives human limitation.
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There are no statutes of limitation for murder, and most people support that for such a serious crime.
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That this is a backstage view, a look through the keyhole, is both this book's strength and limitation.
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Both plans share a limitation: After 22 gigabytes of use in a month, data speeds may be slowed.
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He was not charged with sexual abuse in the episodes, for which the statutes of limitation have passed.
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The First Amendment of the US Constitution outlines both the extent and limitation of our most important rights.
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Another limitation is that the apps were reviewed in December, 2018, and features might have changed since then.
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He insisted that the $300 limitation was illegal, that there had been no official circulars to decree it.
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Many American strategists reckon that this strategy—known as damage limitation—is preferable to accepting mutually assured destruction.
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One other potential limitation is FDA exclusivity periods, which are separate from the patents awarded to drug companies.
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Since health insurance data were used, women without coverage were excluded, which was a limitation in the study.
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One limitation of the experiment is that the microbes are being grown on an Earth rock—igneous basalt.
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And despite this limitation, Madrid-based Clideo has already been tested by e-commerce websites, including Spain's Modalia.
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Presently, it is funded by the Federal Reserve, but without any external limitation on how much it spends.
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To get around this limitation, users are sending their dust to other Coinbase users before closing their accounts.
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One limitation of the tool is that the pollution measurements in the index are based on annual averages.
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With that one limitation, a show that could be a social media gorge-fest becomes an utterly soothing detox.
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"The greatest limitation to this study was that the specimen was, in some ways, too well-preserved," said Brown.
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One limitation of the study is that the quality measures included don't address all outpatient care, the authors note.
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Another limitation is that participants self-reported their activities, so researchers can't be certain how much they actually exercised.
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This limitation initially spurred a burst of creative tax planning, as accountants weighed different methods to help entrepreneurs qualify.
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Another limitation is that researchers lacked raw noise data and relied instead on simulated models of wind turbine sound.
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The limitation only applies to using the iPad's Multitasking feature to run more than one app onscreen at once.
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Another limitation of the review is that 10 of the studies were at moderate or high risk of bias.
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The remedy for this deeply rooted limitation of individual human cognition is also not found at the individual level.
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Wells Fargo "is not subject to the limitation on golden parachute and indemnification payment," according to the September settlement.
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There is no way that kind of limitation is going to help those that don't fit into that box.
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The federal hate crimes statute has to involve activity that crosses state lines, which is another limitation, he noted.
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And I always thought the limitation of film was that you were bound to things that existed in reality.
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Apple told me that the lack of Atmos isn't a hardware limitation, and that support is on the roadmap.
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Another limitation is that researchers lacked data on two major risk factors for infertility pregnancy complications: smoking and obesity.
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One limitation to these studies is that even the longest of them only stretch over five or so years.
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Office laser printers are very slow compared to professional printing equipment, but we rarely see this as a limitation.
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The catalyst: Serious…Read more ReadOculus has released a new software update that removes the "hardware check" limitation completely.
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One limitation of the study was the wide variation in study designs for the randomized trials, the authors note.
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Developers will have to individually add support for the SonarPen to their apps, which could become a big limitation.
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There's a 48-hour expiry on the group that you set up, which seems like a rather odd limitation.
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Those dangling wires could pose a serious limitation in terms of their range—not to mention problems with tangling.
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Symbolism and allegory lay bare dynamics of aspiration and limitation, expectation and loss, belonging and alienation, truth, and illusion.
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It aspires to the 2010s witch fantasy, to the idea of Sabrina using her power without fear or limitation.
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Projecting a recorded video performance into an Oculus headset is fine, but in many ways, it's an isolating limitation.
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He said there is a limitation on the government's ability to control speech on property it does not control.
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"I guess there's a statute of limitation on lies," Rubio launches a zinger at Trump *chugs water* https://t.
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But this unexpected limitation of a tool so widely applied will almost certainly put a chill on its use.
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However, at least in the case of Tumblr, a native limitation helped spur a new era of GIF creativity.
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But sometimes, statutes of limitation are not enough; in rare situations, a "legal" delay may be an unconstitutional delay.
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But Dolly also recognized the fundamental limitation of the tool — it was "telling you where to go," he said.
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But the word "Area" in the acronym THAAD marks its limitation to theater or regional defense, not intercontinental defense.
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One limitation of the study is that the sample was culled from the online submission-based obituary site MyDeathSpace.
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First, the nepotism limitation may be an unconstitutional violation of the Appointments Clause (Article II, Section 2, Clause 2).
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Another limitation is that researchers relied on participants to accurately recall and report on how much exercise they got.
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"That limitation in your bill goes away and it effectively means a tax cut for these people," Bash said.
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The limitation of the system is that it gives little or no warning to those directly above an earthquake.
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He said the "practical limitation" to the power was that a president pardoning himself would likely trigger impeachment proceedings.
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As DNA technology has advanced, so has the movement to extend and eliminate child sex abuse statutes of limitation.
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The producers are so unique, I feel like putting it inside a genre bracket is a limitation in itself.
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One limitation of the study is that it reflects what happened at only a single hospital, the authors note.
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But they've all had one major limitation: you have to buy all of your routers from the same company.
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" He said "this clown is a walking, talking case study for the limitation of a prison's ability to rehabilitate.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked access to patients' complete hospital records, the study team notes.
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It's not that long now, but I like pushing to see how far you can go within a limitation.
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It varies from person to person a little bit, but everybody has a limitation in their capacity to multitask.
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In Killer Instinct, his main game, he's a combo master whose only limitation is how good his opponent is.
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The size limitation of the Filipino establishment is chef and owner Charles Olalia's biggest complaint of his first restaurant.
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Because we are a 2D game, there is no limitation on the size of the crowds you can have.
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Their odds of reporting good health are 2.3 times higher and the rates of functional limitation are 61% lower.
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Regardless of the limitation of competition, hospitals go broke once in a while, with mismanagement as the major factor.
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The data in the new study also were based on retrospective questionnaires and self-reports, which poses another limitation.
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One major caveat: Because of a technical limitation, TweetDelete can delete only the last 3,200 tweets on your account.
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But in another happy twist for the Trump family, real estate developers can elect out of the limitation entirely.
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When it comes to divorce, that limitation can turn the home, a prime marital asset, into a hot potato.
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Zoom has emerged as a top choice, but it has a limitation: a 40-minute cap on free chats.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers didn't test the diet in people who needed to lose weight.
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This is my story too: an adolescence / early adulthood characterized by extreme and obsessive running and severe calorie limitation.
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"The limitation we had with Maria is we had no cash to burn," said the governor, Ricardo A. Rosselló.
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One such limitation that predated Heller is the ban on that ownership of fully automatic weapons sold after 1986.
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"The proposed rule will uphold that limitation by preventing attempts to convert tax payments into charitable contributions," he said.
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Mr. Hastert was not charged with sexual abuse in the episodes, for which the statutes of limitation have passed.
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"The main limitation is that we don't know anything about the dosage that the mother was taking," he said.
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Still, the researchers note, one limitation of the study is their inability to account for the effects of smoking.
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A limitation is that the majority of health care costs derive from labor, which this approach would not affect.
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Some of it is informed by the costuming; the costume proposes a limitation to movement, which then becomes liberating.
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A limitation of the study is that no occupational information was available to further explain the reason for death.
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One big limitation is that direct listings don't raise new money, a problem for companies that need investment dollars.
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Another limitation of the study is that researchers didn't consider male partners' exposure to flame retardants, the authors note.
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The restrictions that Congress put in place are "an unwarranted limitation on the president's executive power," the brief says.
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Ebola claimed 20093,000 lives, demonstrating in stark terms the core limitation of the current medicines research and development model.
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Yeah, I think for us the limitation comes in ... We do the Most Powerful Women conference, which you mentioned.
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"The proposed rule will uphold that limitation by preventing attempts to convert tax payments into charitable contributions," he added.
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Those frequencies don't have that limitation, so we didn't have to go ask for special permission to do this.
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The income cap would be a reasonable limitation if NLDAC were budget constrained, but at the moment, it's not.
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That's one important limitation in using Medicaid: States would have a choice about whether to offer this new benefit.
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But Krakower, who wasn't involved in the study, doesn't think that the limitation regarding observational data is especially important.
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Retirement investors are set to receive a range of messages from firms of the changes that will be made to their accounts services a result of the rule – these changes will include limitation or elimination of commission based IRAs, limited or eliminated access to certain products in IRAs such as mutual funds, limitation on access to advice from a financial advisor, limitation on web based financial education tools, and in some cases, elimination of the account altogether and the need to transfer the account to another provider.
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Two years after HoloLens' introduction and the FOV is still a limitation that gimps the headset from making more progress.
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The trip to Meet the Breeds did highlight one current limitation of Smart Storage, however: It doesn't yet support videos.
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Admittedly, his face does look a bit...off, but that could be an artifact or limitation of the digital restoration.
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They say the emergency brake is a temporary (seven years) and proportionate limitation to basic rights, in line with treaties.
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Also, these are the stories that have come to me so far, so that could be a limitation of mine.
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Fitch views this reliance as both a limitation to the company's earnings profile as well as an overall ratings constraint.
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"The only limitation is how willing they are to tread on the will of their constituents," said Downing of lawmakers.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers relied on participants to accurately recall and report on what they ate.
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Another major limitation to the study is that scientists still lack a full understanding of how the SpM actually works.
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What's not clear is if that behavior is a limitation of the game's code or it's simply working as intended.
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Who could possibly understand what it feels like to live this way, with this limitation, with this cluster of needs?
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"Our current limitation isn't the capability of the models but the existence of data sets at higher resolution," says Clune.
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Another limitation is that researchers lacked data on why patients didn't fill prescriptions or didn't keep taking drugs as directed.
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You can only have one hub as part of the entire system, which seems like a weird limitation to me.
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It's an incredibly frustrating limitation: Amazon owns Amazon Music, but lets you set Spotify as the default on the Echo.
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Mr Kelly and other former aides to Mr Trump have described working for him as an exercise in damage limitation.
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Chances are you didn't even notice this limitation because there's only one orientation for the lock screen and home screen.
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Another limitation of the analysis is that data were lacking on duration and intensity of parental smoking, the authors acknowledged.
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One limitation of the study is that sleep problems were reported by participants, not measured objectively by researchers or doctors.
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"You are in overall very good health and active in your professional work, and recreational lifestyle without limitation," he concluded.
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Like writing in a restrictive meter or shooting in monochrome, the limitation makes the process of expression interesting in itself.
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But it's possible to imagine that limitation becoming a strength in a game that more fully embraces fantasy-world tourism.
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There's a bit of a limitation, however: users can only participate in one private conversation per device at a time.
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Fifty percent of those seized funds would "be made available without fiscal year limitation" to pay for the border wall.
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But Season 22's break from that limitation results in a story that is bigger, but more diluted and unfocused.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked information on the quality of care across all of the countries.
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Their experiment may solve a serious limitation facing researchers attempting to grow human organs in laboratories: making functioning blood vessels.
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There are still issues, however, and some Airbnb hosts may see 180 days as a limitation on their potential income.
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One limitation of the study is that not all schools in the U.S. contributed data for analysis, the authors note.
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Another limitation that Jean points out is that the network has been trained specifically to look at five African countries.
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Jenny's case against Weinstein falls within the statute of limitation laws in place at the time of the alleged incident.
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In its limitation to paintings, the exhibition does not fully convey how adventuresome Kim was in his use of materials.
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One limitation of the study is that suicides are underreported, particularly when they involve drug overdoses, the study authors note.
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It voted in February -- and Hillary Clinton beat Barack Obama by eight percentage points, showing the limitation of its influence.
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"Occasionally, there are times when staffing limitation does not allow granting of prayer requests," said Mike Martin, a company spokesman.
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Dial-in numbers are available only to G Suite Enterprise Edition customers, but that's the only limitation noted so far.
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This poses a serious limitation when it comes to interacting with actual biological systems, which are very soft and squishy.
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It is a limitation, built into his heart, mind, and body, by the stars and planets who command the universe.
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The DOJ rules would affect the "limitation on cancellation of removal and suspension of deportation decisions," the agency said Tuesday.
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Peter Ferrara is a senior fellow at the Heartland Institute and senior policy advisor at the National Tax Limitation Foundation.
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This limitation does not apply to the National Guard when activated by a state's governor and operating under Title 32.
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To show single strong objects from all over the map is a way to make a virtue of this limitation.
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The Hawaiian Monk Seal Research Program notes that food limitation is a central factor in the decline of some subpopulations.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers relied on women to report their own eating habits and diverticulitis diagnosis.
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Another limitation of the study was that people self-reported allergies and symptoms, without medical tests to confirm their results.
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Yet immigration offenses are far less serious than crimes, like homicides, that don't have statutes of limitation, Mr. Forman said.
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But he noted that a limitation of the work is that it only includes living species and not extinct ones.
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More countries have ratified the NPT than any other arms limitation and disarmament agreement, a testament to the Treaty's significance.
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Nonetheless, 59% of the 1,148 women surveyed still see access to capital as the most significant limitation for their companies.
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If it's a surprise to you, the bigger surprise should be the limitation on the way you see the world.
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The United States and the Soviet Union had recently signed the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty and the Antiballistic Missile Treaty.
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But it will have to lift its geographical limitation on accepting refugees in order to meet EU criteria, she said.
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That limitation was at the request of the White House, ranking member Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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The inspection should include simultaneous and unfettered access to all parts and sections of the large military complexes without limitation.
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Another would put about that number of captive mustangs up for sale "without limitation," meaning they could go to slaughter.
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The amount of storage space you'll need isn't the only limitation that applies to recording 8K video on the phone.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers largely relied on parents to report eczema symptoms and assess kids' sleep.
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Another limitation is that the study focused on primary care patients, and it's possible some people receive treatment from specialists.
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A statute of limitation is a policy consideration based on due process and it protects the accused, not the victim.
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One limitation of the study is that it excluded most U.S. states, researchers note in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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With each new iteration of the limitation on travel, the president has provided fuller explanation of his national security concerns.
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Horowitz, who died in 1989 at 86, believed that the piano's adaptability is at once its limitation and its glory.
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Horowitz, who died in 1989 at 86, believed that the piano's adaptability is at once its limitation and its glory.
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One limitation of both studies is that the results may not represent what's happening among youth nationwide, the researchers note.
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One limitation of both studies is that the results may not represent what's happening among youth nationwide, the researchers note.
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This spatial limitation poses a behavioral constraint that leads to a reduction in the outside options of things to do.
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The Afghan National Army and police are currently carrying out nothing more scrambled and often desperate attempts at damage limitation.
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But that limitation doesn't matter when the Storkcraft Caribou Solid Hardwood Twin Bunk Bed is separated into two twin beds.
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One limitation of the study is that it relied on participants to report any diagnosis of angina or heart attack.
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How do you try to prevent the purpose limitation principle being applied to regulate your surveillance-reliant big data ad business?
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"The Fed has gone into damage limitation mode and the market is taking it at face value," a metals trader said.
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When you consider that the minimum offered by Microsoft's competition these days is 20 hours, this is quite a major limitation.
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That's a pretty severe limitation at the moment, when compared to the likes of Alexa, Siri and Google Home, of course.
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As the social network has become more deeply embedded into our lives, this limitation has become more acute and more consequential.
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But low-tech didn't mean limitation; when The Moth Podcast debuted, it accumulated some 4003,000 subscribers within a couple of weeks.
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I only become frustrated during periods when I hit a creative block because it reflects a limitation I am holding within.
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One limitation is that researchers were unable to tell whether women moved into more or less desirable locations, the authors note.
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The main limitation of the study is that the HIV risk of those who didn't return their sampling kits remains unknown.
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So I feel like... I'm sure you can notice too, R 'n' B has a certain chord structure and chord limitation.
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One limitation of the study is that it involved women who gave birth at only two medical centers, Currie pointed out.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that researchers relied on men to accurately report their eating habits.
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But Apple already overcame this limitation on the iPad Pro and might offer the same flexibility with its 2019 iPhone lineup.
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One limitation in the Chase information is that it reveals only where people spent their money, not what they bought exactly.
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The extent to which this process can be automated is an important limitation on how widely the technology will be deployed.
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"This is the first time that I can recall a sales tax holiday with a limitation on the rate," Maniace said.
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The thread is great because it's really stupid and embarrassing to do, so it has the built-in limitation of humiliation.
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This limitation can obviously be avoided in numerous ways, with taking a screenshot or recording a video being the most obvious.
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"The big limitation is coverage," says Yaniv Erlich, a computer science professor at Columbia University and chief science officer of MyHeritage.
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The limitation makes sense: an ECG is a medical feature, and therefore would need approval from any particular country's health body.
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For instance, the bill would still change Medicaid from an entitlement with no budget limitation to specific payments made to states.
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Expired statutes of limitation or other legal hurdles prevent some; others do not wish to go through a gruelling public trial.
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Reuters reports that this limitation was introduced after a research scientist at the company discovered the problem in January this year.
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" One limitation in the Lancet study is it only looked at an inpatient population, which Lembke characterized as "a captive audience.
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Their general confusion of rhetoric for logic and rationalization for reasoning is not merely their limit but a fairly damning limitation.
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But the key, limitation-shattering upshot from those workouts came from the decision to install a crossover dribble into Durant's repertoire.
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This limitation actually makes sense for individual consumers, but is a problem for a business that wants to call several Ubers.
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This authority is not delegable and applies notwithstanding any other authorization or limitation set forth in Executive Order 13526. Sec. 3.
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Briones, nominated by President Bill Clinton, grounded his ruling on a specific limitation written into the fiscal 2019 Consolidated Appropriations Act.
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Another limitation is that it relied on surveys rather than medical records or exams to determine the participants' timeline for development.
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Dr Bae has overcome this limitation by bouncing light repeatedly between the source laser and the satellite, to multiply the thrust.
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One limitation of the study is that only about 56 percent of physicians invited to participate in the survey did so.
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Continuing quantitative easing by the (European Central Bank) and zero rates in most developed countries represent a significant limitation for us.
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Another limitation of the studies is that researchers couldn't distinguish medically necessary usage from potential substance use problems or accidental overuse.
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Since "viewpoint discrimination" is the most "egregious" kind of limitation on speech, Abood, a 39-year-old precedent, should be overturned.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers didn't examine how much of the food on their plates people actually ate.
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A fund would have to comply with a portfolio limitation on either exposure to or risk from derivatives under the proposal.
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But these have one severe limitation, their inability to extend the brain's ability to communicate with our tools of intelligence (AI).
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Some scientists, including Mark Muraven, a professor of psychology at the University of Albany, believe that this limitation may be physical.
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The Effluent Limitation Guidelines had updated a 1982 rule to limit pollutants like arsenic and cadmium from power plants into water.
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"Upgrading that (macro-grid) is going to require huge investments, and it's a real limitation perhaps to economic growth," he said.
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A more serious limitation of the book, in my view, derives from Junger's reliance on evolutionary psychology for his explanatory framework.
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That current 28 kWh battery has a particularly huge limitation: it only gets the cars through about half of each race.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers relied on participants to report their own exercise levels, which might be unreliable.
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One limitation of the analysis is that few of the smaller included studies reported on five-year outcomes, the researchers note.
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The panel also said the limitation of imports of chicken meat and chicken products "is not justified" under the existing rules.
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Unfortunately, not all channels will stream when you're out of the home – a limitation that most live TV services don't have.
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A major limitation of the analysis is that only a quarter of the studies included information about complications associated with diabetes.
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To a civilization shaped by unappeasable human will and ambition Gandhi counterposed a civilization organized around self-limitation and ethical conduct.
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Another limitation is that they examined prescription data, and it's possible some patients might not have taken opioids that doctors prescribed.
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Ginsburg was and remains a scholar, an advocate, and a judge of formidable sophistication, complexity, and, not least, contradiction and limitation.
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"It's frustrating because I never want price to be a limitation for my ability to treat kids appropriately," the doctor said.
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These sanctions are a direct limitation on the ability of American firms to sell overseas, in ways that cramp their profits.
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"It's important to note that there is no limitation on the scope of these questions," Goodlatte told Fox News on Sunday.
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The Wisconsin lawmaker added half of seized funds would "be made available without fiscal year limitation" for funding the border wall.
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"There is no statute of limitation on murder and there should not be a statute of limitations on rape," Schiavone said.
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A significant limitation of medical surveillance systems is that their findings rely on correlations that may not be indicative of causation.
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Whether they cycle or lift weights, these women prove that motherhood isn't a limitation when it comes to being an athlete.
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"I believe that we can do anything without limitation and we aren't defined by our underwear," Zak says in the video.
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It's an understandable limitation, especially in this case because how could anyone even see the ball in that mass of humanity.
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A women's rights activist decried what she described as a limitation on the freedom of women to wear what they want.
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Like Murray, it's the limitation that really captivated Hines, challenging him to figure out a solution to an idea he had.
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In 1996, Lukashenko held a referendum to amend the constitution, successfully ending the limitation of the number of possible presidential terms.
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"You are in overall very good health and active in your professional work, and recreational lifestyle without limitation," said the Jan.
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Genetically modified luciferase offers a solution to the limitation seen in electrical techniques, as it can simultaneously monitor hundreds of neurons.
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The limitation is that the political advocacy, to be protected by labor law, must relate to the employees' status as employees.
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But the Senate version of the bill hews to the administration position, placing a limitation on ending Rogers's "dual-hat" role.
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Although the station is well stocked, the seven-month limitation means the astronauts would likely have to leave in early January.
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The obvious limitation to this strategy is that it requires a supermajority of both chambers of Congress and of the states.
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It has always been this way: The best teams monopolize possession, which means their opponents have always focused on damage limitation.
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The niqab is a religious symbol, but I want to enhance it creatively and show people that it's not a limitation.
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That "reveals Congress's intent to limit the border barrier funding," he wrote, a limitation Mr. Trump was not free to disregard.
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Smartify's major limitation is that because the app teams up directly with museums, it only works well in a few places.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers weren't able to examine the severity or cause of stroke, the authors note.
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The bill also requires that rape kits in federal trials be preserved until the statute of limitation expires or 20 years.
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It's clear that Wong is right about Lee's egotism being a limitation, but the question is whether Lee will get it.
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One limitation of the study is that it only included data on live births, not miscarriages or pregnancy terminations or stillbirths.
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For the victims, the investigations can be healing, a signal of recognition in the face of long-expired statutes of limitation.
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A limitation of the study is that it used standardized costs, which reflect allowed payments, and not actual charges or payments.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked data from health records to verify any diagnosed physical or mental illness.
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Those measures include extending the statute of limitation for the rape of a minor to 30 years from the current 20.
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"The biggest restriction is the limitation on commercial use," said John Bergmayer, an intellectual property expert at consumer group Public Knowledge.
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Fitch views this reliance as both a limitation to the company's earnings profile and as well as an overall ratings constraint.
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A limitation of this kind of dating is that the crystals may have formed before eruption, which could affect the timeline.
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One limitation of the study is that it might not reflect how parents actually dispense medicines at home, the authors note.
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Another limitation is not knowing Mandarin, exploring the full potential of the app, even if you're in China, can be difficult.
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Another limitation of the study is its reliance on survey participants to accurately report the frequency and intensity of any exercise.
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As the planet of tough love and limitation, Saturn could also reflect growing pains in your partnerships—including business-oriented partnerships.
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Judge Watson did not impose such a limitation, but an appeals court modified his injunction, also quoting the Supreme Court's language.
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"Start to feel the muscle a little bit tired in the third, but playing normal, no limits, no limitation," Nadal said.
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Another limitation of the results is that researchers didn't examine whether women had risk factors for heart disease before they conceived.
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But as far as manhood and life and Islam and music and creativity and art, there is no limitation to that.
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Rahman doesn't discuss Congress, the first branch of government, which is a limitation of his paper (though understandable, given his focus).
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Both Denhollander and Sterling Riethman, who also said Nassar abused her, met with O'Brien and advocated for statute of limitation reform.
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Actual results may differ materially from those projected, expressed or implied in the forward-looking statements as a result of various factors including, without limitation, a change in market conditions, a decision to deploy the cash for other business opportunities and the factors set forth in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission including, without limitation, Item 3.
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"Now the biggest hurdle has been jumped, Bushe said: "The next step is to push the European regulator to revise their guidance on HIV completely to remove that limitation, to then allow people living with HIV to openly do any job in aviation because as it stands, what this limitation does it still prevents you from doing certain roles.
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It's no longer socially acceptable to call a person with ALS or someone with schizophrenia or another physical or mental limitation crippled.
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The main limitation is that, right now, you still have to program all the robots to tell them exactly how to merge.
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Is this due to a limitation of the computer technology you're using now, or simply a new aesthetic direction on your part?
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The suit claims Argentina reneged on settlement agreements that included the bonds with statute of limitation issue via the government's settlement process.
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To overcome this limitation, a research team from the University of California, Irvine, developed a new AI technique known as Autodidactic Iteration.
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The fact that qubits can fall apart like this means they're fragile and prone to errors, a major limitation of quantum computers.
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However, the loophole has a limitation; it only works on iPhones or iPads that have yet to cross the one-hour threshold.
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"The prime limitation on our appreciation of avian intelligence is the lack of creativity in our own experimental methods," Wasserman told Gizmodo.
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Finally, the biggest limitation of Qi wireless charging is the paucity of the kinds of devices on which it can be implemented.
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Another limitation is that researchers relied on soldiers to accurately recall and report on any problems with sleep, attention, anger or mood.
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The limitation is at odds with the flood of video onto Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook, following the rise in popularity of Snapchat.
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Often, these fictional worlds come with clear bounds and compromises, but Dear Angelica's art style abandons realism enough to transcend this limitation.
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We're playing during the day, and because there are lot of rich houses around there, they had a noise limitation in effect.
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"A limitation strategy may even be both morally and politically necessary in order to preserve the state's ability to function," he added.
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That limitation has a ton of benefits: it means that Microsoft can vet every app that goes on your machine for malware.
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Now, another limitation with offline playback is causing grumbles: some content can only be downloaded a finite number of times a year.
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Another limitation is that researchers lacked data on the quality of relationships mothers had with the different people they interacted with regularly.
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"The most significant limitation is that you're not actually there in a room with the instructor and your fellow students," Coffey said.
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The World View vehicle is solar-powered, so there isn't any inherent limitation to the duration it can stay in the air.
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But the researchers are going to have to solve a major limitation before proceeding any further: the effect slowly dissipates over time.
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The company says the battery is not a limitation, but that it merely wants wait time to be as short as possible.
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Beyond its small size, another limitation of the study is that mothers weren't randomly selected to take SSRIs when they had depression.
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"This, together with the reduced dexterity of the instruments, represents an important limitation in the execution of many surgical procedures," they write.
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Unfortunately, the new benchmark has also highlighted a pretty major limitation in mobile game benchmarking—mobiles games have frame per second caps.
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The printer manufacturers themselves have struggled to search for ways to overcome this limitation, says Kim Losey, product marketing manager at Autodesk.
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Federighi notes that this limitation is similar to Touch ID, which simply didn't work if you wore gloves or had wet fingers.
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A new technique that took 15 years to develop finally overcomes this optical limitation, producing the first ever multicolor electron microscope images.
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Within the Jiobit app, you're able to see the child's real-time location wherever they are — there's no limitation to tracking distance.
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As a result, he said, he had to record late at night when the airport closed, a limitation that he found exasperating.
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Political and social barriers will do more to slow that growth than any technical limitation, especially in the short- to mid-term.
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The only limitation is that the Road Scout will not register parking-lot dings; it only records while the car is running.
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What started as damage limitation, however, turned into a battling recovery and ended as a brutal slaying of the world number one.
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This, it turns out, is not that big of a limitation as the 22-core should really be the sweet spot anyway.
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After the game, Wright made it clear that a major factor in the game was the limitation of Providence forward Ben Bentil.
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The acting commissioner also wrote that this limitation was made clear to CBP officials in guidelines issued in April of this year.
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It's not a "use it or lose it" account — 529 owners can change their beneficiaries at their own discretion and without limitation.
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One limitation of the study is that calls to Poison Control may not necessarily capture every case of accidental or intentional overdose.
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One limitation of the study is that it looked at access and costs at a single point in time, the authors note.
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Ultimately, however, its biggest limitation is that, as a journalist and editor at Vanity Fair, he is not an art world insider.
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That limitation, which BPI management has tried to lift, essentially means Caixabank and dos Santos have the same clout in shareholder votes.
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The biggest limitation for Daydream seems to be that it will only work on new phones that have special sensors and screens.
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I think I like to put a limitation on myself and as soon as I do that, the ideas run more freely.
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This limitation, not a problem for regular PlayStation releases, meant that Yaroze games had to fit onto the console's 2MB of RAM.
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The preponderance of these objects in indie-rock is at once its most pressing limitation and its great gift to the world.
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A steady decay of public transportation has become a growing limitation on activities ranging from delivering products to taking children to school.
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One limitation of the study is the potential that men didn't accurately report their awareness or use of PrEP in the surveys.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers didn't know for certain how many balance bills were truly a surprise to patients.
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Another limitation is that researchers relied on participants to report their own sleep symptoms and any heart attacks or strokes they had.
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We think that if we can embrace such technologies well, we can actually use it to transcend our geographical limitation and size.
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The $150,000 annual limitation on the 4x spending categories is beyond generous but also not something most people will take advantage of.
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The most effectual one, is such a limitation of the term of appointments as will maintain a proper responsibility to the people.
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The fact that about one quarter of all patients did not follow up is one limitation of the study, they point out.
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Another limitation is that the survey data didn't include details about types of social media sites used or how participants used them.
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One limitation of the study is that it didn't examine how much people smoked or what types of nicotine products they used.
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One limitation of the study is that men tend to exaggerate how much time they spend on housework, the authors point out.
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That is a conscious limitation — I only have so much time — but also because Bandcamp has become something like punk's central agency.
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Another limitation of the analysis is that some of the studies relied on participants to report on their own use of PrEP.
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"I can tell you as a lawyer, the pardon power is complete and there is no limitation on it," Giuliani said Monday.
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Right-wing Agriculture Minister Uri Ariel has promised to leave Netanyahu's coalition if the premier agrees to any limitation on settlement construction.
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One limitation of the study is that it didn't include people treated for eye injuries outside the emergency room, the authors note.
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The cameras will be able to see when the controllers are above your head, highlighting a limitation of Microsoft's headset reference design.
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A limitation of the analysis is the dearth of high-quality studies on medication and psychotherapy specifically for teens, the authors note.
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A key limitation of prior efforts has been the necessity of a substrate, a thin base layer that connects electronics to skin.
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The grand jury recommended that the statute of limitation laws be changed and waived for two years for victims of the priests.
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The limitation comes as a result of the US government blacklisting Huawei, meaning US companies are banned from doing business with Huawei.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that this restriction was an unlawful limitation on presidential power.
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But I know also there is limitation because it is quite costly for galleries coming from Africa to go to New York.
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Research shows that adding some sort of limitation can really hone your focus so that you can deeply explore a creative thought.
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Another limitation is that the researchers only counted the number of caffeinated drinks people had, not how much caffeine they actually consumed.
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Viewing one of Cornell's boxes — wooden frames filled with found objects — is an almost heartbreaking encounter with inner vitality and outer limitation.
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One limitation is the availability of cell phone networks, which are needed to transmit the images to park rangers in real time.
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Tests are still fairly hard to come by in the United States, and that limitation makes the diagnosis unofficial and therefore uncounted.
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Tests are still fairly hard to come by in the United States, and that limitation makes the diagnosis unofficial and therefore uncounted.
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The Alabama quarterback was cleared for physical activity without limitation on March 9 and plans a pro day April 9 in Tuscaloosa.
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Although the station is well stocked, the seven-month limitation means the current crew would likely have to leave in early January.
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Australian transport investigators eventually focused on a software limitation of the A330's computer system, which they said had caused the accident.
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A limitation of the study is that the data came from Level I trauma centers, meaning they reflect the most severe injuries.
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To John MacInnis, the associate choreographer of "Mean Girls," who would be working with Ms. Simard, that limitation can be a blessing.
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With Uber's reputation tarnished and its valuation in danger of falling, Mr. Khosrowshahi came into the job on a damage-limitation mission.
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Keller added that the agency will not proceed with prosecution at this time, as the statute of limitation has likely run out.
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In 2011, we achieved a larger victory — Ohio's late-term abortion ban which drew Ohio's first terminal limitation on abortion at viability.
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Another potential limitation: The result was found only in women who had been using low-dose aspirin for less than a year.
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One limitation of the study is that it wasn't designed to test the effectiveness of different types of emollients, the authors note.
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"The Ascension" gently reminds us that no matter how divergent our religious or spiritual beliefs, our mortal endeavors carry a temporal limitation.
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You can redeem rewards for statement credits to your account, with no limitation on how often you can redeem your cash back.
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But because I was not qualified, but was living with HIV, they wouldn&apost have given me the medical with that limitation.
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"My sense is that Labour's strategy is damage limitation," said Mark Wickham-Jones, professor of political science at the University of Bristol.
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A limitation of the study is that the surveys capture affiliation broadly and don't specifically describe the arrangements, the study authors note.
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It doesn't collect data on how hard body parts are hitting the ground or other players, which is one limitation, Binney says.
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Typically, where the Constitution contains no explicit limitation on a power, courts are reluctant to read in or impose such a restriction.
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One limitation of the study is that this definition might not always correctly identify women with uncontrolled symptoms, the study authors note.
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I'd expect that limitation on iOS, but it's baffling that it also exists when you use the watch with an Android phone.
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John de Lancie, the Hollywood actor, didn't realize that limitation until he recently showed up at Tesla's charging station in Hawthorne, Calif.
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But those kinds of spillover effects simply create a practical limitation on the effectiveness of local tailoring; they aren't an argument against it.
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"Radiation is and most likely will continue to be the major limitation to human space exploration for the foreseeable future," Lopez-Alegria said.
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But there's one big limitation: they only work for about 70 cycles, and battery companies want batteries that last for at least 500.
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As a last limitation, the source footage also has to be stable, although the researchers are working on how to use moving footage.
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Schillinger also pointed to the new paper's funding as a major limitation, which has been seen before in the history of sugar research.
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Specifically, if they were feeling under the weather or developed some sort of physical limitation, that tended to decrease their interest in sex.
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Rosberg, whose advantage means he can still take his first title without having to win again this season, said it was 'damage limitation'.
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NASA says the old technique wouldn't have worked on the hard rocks either, and that it wasn't a limitation of the new method.
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Anything above sea level was considered land, and everything below water—an obvious limitation, but it's the best data the researchers could acquire.
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Your brain is great and all, but it has a serious limitation: You can't just download new information instantly, like in The Matrix.
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Across the US, that limitation has made it difficult for any city to act on its own in the face of gun violence.
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Another limitation is that all of the participants were nurses, and it's possible results might look different for women with different career paths.
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One limitation of the study was that vasectomy status was reported by men's wives, potentially resulting in some under-reporting, the authors note.
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The main limitation, said Kang, will be ensuring the Marsbees use the right power sources—they must be both small andd light enough.
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For many of us, its greatest limitation is that it's locked inside Apple's walled garden, remaining a toy only iOS users can have.
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The format offers the intriguing limitation of making you craft pure dialogue that fits with the baked-in "setting" of a written conversation.
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Statutes of limitation, though, often make years-old allegations of sexual assault difficult, if not legally impossible, to prosecute, depending on the state.
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We pressed both Google and Sonos a lot on whether that limitation was technical or philosophical, and the answers were a little squishy.
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One limitation of the study is its reliance on survey participants to accurately recall and report on any thyroid problems, the authors note.
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But investors in private-equity funds are called "limited partners" for good reason, and a key limitation is on access to their money.
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Another limitation of these tests is that the prediction of a disease is often incorrect when there's no family history of the illness.
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The conservative People's Party (PP), which suffered heavy losses last month, is focusing on damage limitation and maintaining strongholds including the Madrid region.
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In addition to the new Chrome extension policies, Google is announcing a similar data limitation policy for apps that tap into Google Drive.
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"There's a physical limitation if you're right on top," Robert de Groot, a staff scientist at USGS Earthquake Science Center, told BuzzFeed News.
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One limitation of the study is that it didn't explore what motivated law enforcement agencies or retailers to consider or refuse gun storage.
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This limitation has made it difficult for scientists to properly preserve and study the brain and its detailed web of connections following death.
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But even with that limitation, Scribd's return to its unlimited subscription is a nice move for consumers looking to find a good book.
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This limitation also makes the "Popular" results much less useful, since mine included several games I already own on other stores and platforms.
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I've already found new favorites in Crimson and Graviton Lance, which have always been promising exotics held back by one limitation or another.
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While Amazon has solved this particular limitation for third-party Alexa devices, the company still has limits on how multiple devices work together.
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There is no freakin' hound, there is no freakin' limitation on what we can do and how we should go about doing it.
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Fitch believes that Occidente's less diversified company profile relative to other larger Colombian banks could be a potential limitation to future rating upgrades.
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SALT I and SALT II (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks), signed in 1972 and 23, placed caps on the numbers of intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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A weakness of this study is that the researchers utilized only one dating technique—a major limitation, given the extraordinarily old dates produced.
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One limitation of the analysis is that many of the cardiovascular events were self-reported by study participants, not confirmed by medical records.
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That said, the lead performances speak to this limitation while also demonstrating how actors can bring their own grace notes to the proceedings.
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One limitation of the study is that it relied on survey participants to accurately recall and report on when they started using drugs.
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One limitation of the study, Kost said, is that it examined only where teens are giving birth, not necessarily where they're getting pregnant.
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A crucial limitation is that the data were drawn from household surveys, missing children who are homeless or living in orphanages, she said.
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Beyond its small size, the short duration of the treatment and follow-up period is a limitation of the study, the authors note.
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The main limitation on these activities today is the fact that AR headsets are not yet ready to be worn all day, everywhere.
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One limitation of the study is that the exact type of hearing tests and the timing of these exams varied, the authors note.
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One limitation of the study is that it's too short to see if electroacupuncture might provide sustained relief from constipation, the authors note.
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One limitation of the study is its reliance on women to accurately recall and report any side effects or problems, the authors note.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked data on mental health disorders diagnosed after separation from the military, the authors note.
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One limitation of the study, beyond its small size, is that it only looked at a small number of markers for oxidative stress.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked data on what specific types of supplements or steroids teens used, the authors note.
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Others have tried to work around the limitation with carrier billing solutions where the subscription fee is charged in the monthly cellphone bill.
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Kennedy wrote that "there is, of course, a legitimate argument for some limitation upon immigration," but he argued for a "generous" immigration policy.
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One limitation of the study is that it relied on men to accurately recall and report how often they ejaculated, the authors note.
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"Failure to promptly correct the violations may result in legal action without further notice, including, without limitation, seizure and injunction," the letter reads.
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An attempt to fire some of the 14 was rejected by a Superior Court judge, who said the statute of limitation had expired.
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One limitation of the study is that it's difficult to accurately assess how much free care is provided to immigrants, the authors note.
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Turn backs According to DHS, the primary limitation to detecting turn backs is that it requires subjective observations from thousands of individual agents.
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The Senate should press Barr on this issue: Do you categorically believe the President can never be subpoenaed, or is there some limitation?
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The logistics of moving biomass from northern Finland was also a limitation, he said, as shipping from neighboring countries was cheaper for utilities.
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"We didn't have clinicians involved in our study to actually provide a diagnosis," Leventhal said, but not everyone would call that a limitation.
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One limitation of the study is its small size, and another is the high number of women who dropped out of the experiment.
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