"The draft that the Obama administration put out ... it was very, very limiting, extremely limiting," said Alaska Sen.
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Not only are retailers limiting consumers' options today, but their political advocacy is limiting options in the future.
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But to be fair, the WHO doesn't recommend limiting screen time entirely, or even limiting it to one hour total.
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By limiting the number of hours in which you allow yourself to eat, you're also limiting the number of calories you consume.
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What I don't get is how you can make such a device look so bland when the limiting factors aren't really that limiting.
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Moreover, by limiting themselves to wedge issues that wouldn't really move the needle in lessening gun violence, the Democrats are limiting their negotiating position.
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This includes reducing risks to the financial system by limiting banks' ability to engage in certain risky activities and limiting conflicts of interest. Sen.
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But Democrats warn that limiting the federal money would mean damaging cuts to the program, limiting the number of enrollees or the benefits they receive.
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There's certainly not an international constraint when it comes to limiting their movement in other countries or limiting their information technology or computer science training.
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Limiting abortion at all limits the choices of women and pregnant people of other genders, but limiting it to just six weeks is beyond restrictive.
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Limiting risk means limiting the use of the system: With thousands of police jurisdictions in the U.S., companies will constantly be retrieving credentials for phones.
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Conversely, not paying the tax results in "a series of technical and experience-limiting restrictions on Spotify," complains Ek, such as limiting communications with Spotify customers.
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Among the most prominent: limiting Chinese families' ability to export money by buying insurance products from Hong Kong, or limiting sales of yuan for foreign currency.
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States are continuously passing new laws; for example, limiting access to medication abortion and dramatically limiting the window of time in which women can obtain abortions.
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Kone said measures to contain the COVID-19 outbreak in different countries had resulted in closing down construction sites, limiting manufacturing operations and limiting maintenance activities.
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He said he wanted stricter terms put on Iran that included limiting its ballistic missile program, curtailing its regional influence and forever limiting its nuclear activities.
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In Kansas City's case, limiting the right to carry a concealed weapon might be more effective than limiting who can walk on a once-public sidewalk.
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At some point all of them will be unable to drive — further limiting their ability to accomplish these daily tasks, further limiting their sphere of social interaction.
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These include limiting deforestation, deploying more renewable energy installations while limiting the construction of new coal plants, and improving the energy efficiency of everything from automobiles to buildings.
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Google has failed to distribute its devices widely enough, limiting availability to only a handful of mostly Anglophone countries, sometimes further limiting choice by opting for carrier exclusives.
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Many states are cracking down on opioid prescriptions, either by limiting the number of pills doctors can give a patient or by limiting the potency of those pills.
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Democrats are urging the companies to be more aggressive in limiting falsehoods shared by the president and his allies, while conservatives warn the companies against limiting free speech.
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As a result of doing so, Ek says Apple has applied "a series of technical and experience-limiting restrictions on Spotify," including limiting its ability to communicate directly with its customers.
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To accomplish this, policies can be ex ante, like limiting envelopment or re-evaluating merger criteria, or they can be ex post, such as limiting data linkages and stricter privacy oversight.
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In economic terms, limiting the import of foreign vehicles—which would effectively discourage relocation of auto plants to Mexico or Asia—and limiting the import of foreign doctors isn't so different.
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The group has identified several issues it views as key to limiting gun violence, including closing loopholes around background checks and limiting illegal gun trafficking from states with weaker gun laws.
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"We understood pretty clearly that we were limiting our reach and limiting the number of users that could enjoy the quality and power of the app and the platform," Grover said.
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" He emphasized, "We are not artificially limiting our progress.
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"All we can say from our study is that if you are trying to lower your cholesterol, limiting white poultry meat may be just as effective as limiting red meat," said Krauss.
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New changes could include mandatory delays between creating a trading plan and selling shares, limiting how often executives can change those plans or limiting the number of such plans an executive can have.
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SGX has proposed safeguards including limiting initial holders of so-called 'multi-vote' shares to only directors in the company, and limiting each multi-vote share to carry a maximum of 10 votes.
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The teaching hospital study focused on 19 centers in five states that restricted visits by drug reps in one or more ways: limiting access, limiting gifts or punishing those who broke the rules.
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By limiting the campaign to a small number of states — and in particular, by limiting it to states where advertising is generally less expensive — the Electoral College helps level the financial playing field.
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Some say that by limiting the amount of rent landlords can collect, they will take the properties off the market, limiting the housing supply at a time when there already is a crunch.
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I personally didn't find Android apps to be too limiting.
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He is already rolling back rules on limiting air pollution.
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Cohn said the rule ended up "highly limiting" consumers' choices.
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The World Baseball Classic champion is limiting opponents to a .
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The company's "lack of meaningful innovation" is also limiting excitement.
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That includes limiting foreign investment in the U.S., he said.
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The world of The Handmaid's Tale is rigid, limiting, claustrophobic.
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As many have noted, the hardware is still extremely limiting.
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Whole mummies are typically left intact, limiting their scientific benefits.
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For Israel, limiting Hamas activity in Turkey has been key.
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Eclipsing limiting stereotypes with expansive, complex personalities is Hajjaj's forte.
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This pressured the euro, limiting its gains for the day.
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Previous presidents have zeroed in on limiting executive dining rooms.
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Germany also says it is limiting arms sales to Turkey.
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The current split screen / slideover setup is useful but limiting.
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"It's limiting everyone," he told The Washington Post in 1993.
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Liberalism rightly sets a high bar against laws limiting speech.
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That's why 60dB isn't planning on limiting itself to mobile.
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Limiting losses were upbeat earnings from Morgan Stanley and others.
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Libertarians should be directing energy at limiting power right now.
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Detention centres, where populations are overflowing, present another limiting factor.
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There are currently no regulations in Colorado limiting THC levels.
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THE SWAMP Republican law limiting labor powers defeated in Missouri.
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During his two terms, regulations limiting carbon output and mercury
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Labor force shortages are a limiting factor in economic growth.
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I'm just really keeping it open and not limiting myself.
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Google isn't limiting the new feature to its Chromecast, fortunately.
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So here's where my rules limiting output came into play.
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It is such a limiting way to categorize your products.
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The Thunder also are limiting the Warriors' fast break opportunities.
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Limiting Iran's missile capabilities was one of Pompeo's main demands.
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He demanded that regulations limiting fossil fuel production be revoked.
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Work with this energy by confronting your own limiting beliefs.
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Extensive capital controls remain intact, limiting speculators' room for manoeuvre.
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The real limiting factor is the tenuous life of sperm.
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The problem is that limiting financialization will implode the system.
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There are no outward signs of Whitaker limiting the probe.
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Some bank branches are limiting the amount of daily withdrawals.
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He must increase sanctions pressure limiting Putin's access to resources.
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More transparency or limiting tax deductibility are approaches worth discussing.
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Some members believed passionately in limiting the reach of government.
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That doctrine safeguards our courts by limiting access to them.
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There are already discussions within the Guards about limiting exports.
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Manfred indicated that limiting mound visits could be an option.
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"This is not about limiting anyone's free speech," Cohen said.
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"That was a moment I was limiting her," he says.
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Limiting the player pool would be a big, big mistake.
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Canada is a perfect example of limiting access to care.
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However, miners slipped 0.4%, limiting the gains on the benchmark.
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One caveat: The brand is limiting one Prism per purchase.
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Secrecy in voting is meant to be empowering, not limiting.
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You're limiting the people coming in, and your own business.
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"If you limit him, you're limiting him as a person."
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Pet owners' willingness to clean is the real limiting factor.
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Various jurisdictions and health systems have responded with limiting measures.
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It rewards steadfast devotion to athletic goals and limiting distractions.
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I am a trans woman, but I find identities limiting.
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The only sane solution is limiting their access to weapons.
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Any attempt at limiting chain migration creates a new problem.
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THE SUBMARINE DSV Limiting Factor bobbed in the Atlantic swell.
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For five days the Limiting Factor had failed to launch.
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Here, the current list of countries and territories limiting entry.
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Just as with H.I.V., limiting treatment only spreads the virus.
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When you're doing "Insecure," it can be limiting and suffocating.
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The company's employees are not unionized, limiting their bargaining power.
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This is not about undermining or limiting freedom of speech.
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Some retailers have responded to stockpiling by limiting customer purchases.
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Losing or limiting this ability should not be a trifle.
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Kroger and Target have also recently started limiting some purchases.
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But the Chinese government seemed desirous of limiting the fallout.
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Congress has not passed legislation limiting semiautomatic weapons since 1994.
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That spending comes off corporate bottom lines, limiting economic growth.
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Some game developers are limiting their event travel as well.
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This suggests the possibility of limiting future defections among Democrats.
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This can be limiting, but it is effective, and efficient.
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"Maybe our history is actually limiting our view," she said.
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Limiting workplace embarrassment is always a plus in our book.
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Uncertainty still gripped underlying investor sentiment, limiting the dollar's bounce.
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Still, limiting your child's sugar consumption is a good idea.
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Socially, eating restrictions like intermittent fasting can be very limiting.
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"Paul, our covenant includes my limiting your suffering," I said.
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Putin also suggested limiting future presidential terms to just two.
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But BlackRock's sheer size is also in some respects limiting.
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They have capped Russia's economic growth by limiting investment financing.
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The American Medical Association agreed and recommended severely limiting consumption.
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You are effectively limiting people's ability to disseminate that information.
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And Wagner's myths were too limiting, too bounded by nationhood.
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Limiting regulatory authority is another key plank of the FCA.
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Fitness classes and gym sessions can be limiting, by comparison.
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Critics argue limiting the provision to Nepal makes no sense.
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However, limiting gold's gains, data showed growth in China's imports.
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That's why limiting access to lethal means is so powerful.
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The Trump administration is limiting Chinese investments in American technology.
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Number one by limiting my exposure to the online world.
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It defies those kind of limiting frameworks, if you will.
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It constrains the economic potential of cities by limiting growth.
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The government also imposed other restrictions, like limiting his visitors.
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Institutional life is often regimented, tightly controlled, and very limiting.
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Limiting enforcement only leaves poor, vulnerable communities at greater risk.
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But airlines had heavily lobbied against new rules limiting fees.
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This, writes Summers, had the effect of limiting women's freedom.
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"These became cages for kids, and very limiting," she says.
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In the case of Citizens' United, it was to allow them to spend unlimited amounts, as long as they didn't coordinate with candidates—because limiting what they could spend would be limiting their speech.
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Facebook could find a middle ground in limiting how political campaigns use the company's advertising platform, in particular limiting the ability to show ads to particular groups of people, a practice known as microtargeting.
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And yet its goals of limiting warming this century to less than 2 degrees Celsius, with a more ambitious target of limiting warming to below 1.5 degrees Celsius, are slipping further out of reach.
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Sills noted changes the NFL has made to reduce head-to-head contact over the years, including limiting how much players can wear their helmets off-season and limiting full-padded practices during the season.
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It's so exciting and progressive, but also so limiting and problematic.
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Limiting supply, on the other hand, can have undesired economic consequences.
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But that'd be limiting the Echo Show to a kitchen appliance.
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The trick only works on gram-positive bacteria, limiting its utility.
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"We're limiting ourselves by mostly studying people from Europe," said Mountain.
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It recommended limiting screen time on the basis that it's sedentary.
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Certain parts for panel assembly are also "limiting factors," he said.
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There is no regulatory framework limiting the tech's law enforcement applications.
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Your goals are limiting your potential, so aim beyond your reach.
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However, sagging wholesale beef prices hung over the market, limiting rallies.
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Currently Santai boasts eight trainers, limiting the student population to 24.
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These adversities can be people, circumstances, or our own limiting beliefs.
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Limiting food waste alone could contribute $252bn a year by 2030.
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Iran also still faces sanctions limiting its access to global markets.
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Provincial governments can also establish stricter rules like limiting home growth.
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These particles cause the lungs to scar over, limiting their function.
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He joined a raft of decisions limiting the right to vote.
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But by limiting investment, they argue, it penalises future generations instead.
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Alito shared Roberts' concern of a limiting principle in other cases.
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Reducing access to lethal means isn't just limiting access to firearms.
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That may seem limiting, but everything about this drone is fast.
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On the school run, parents compare tactics for limiting screen time.
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Trump has made limiting immigration a centerpiece of his policy agenda.
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Ammerman highlights the benefits of tapas culture in limiting portion sizes.
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Orlando shot 57.1 percent while limiting the Spurs to 33.7 percent.
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But it also had the side effect of limiting their ambition.
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They also run the risk of limiting their freedom of expression.
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The interior minister gets to decide on limiting movement of suspects.
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By limiting rules, parents encouraged their children to think for themselves.
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The dollar also continues to strengthen, limiting demand for American exports.
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Limiting myself to maternity wear takes the fun out of shopping.
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Snell has kept his ERA down while limiting opponents to a .
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It's also unclear just how much Apple is limiting the processor.
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But the user approach, if relied on entirely, is ultimately limiting.
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The U.S. Mint was not alone in limiting silver coin sales.
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Why examine the prospects for limiting global warming to 1.5°C?
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Instagram is limiting access to user data for third-party apps.
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If we don't, we're limiting the talent we have exposure to.
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These include avoiding smoking, eating healthy, limiting alcohol use and exercising.
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This is where Rotten Tomatoes ultimately serves as a limiting comparison.
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Sometimes it just feels mad claustrophobic and just a little limiting.
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For the next few months, Kardashian won't be limiting her diet.
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It is also "limiting discretionary spending" and is reviewing additional actions.
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And, limiting yourself to an award campaign can also cost you.
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It was always tethered to a power source, limiting its freedom.
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Mexico passed a law in 2007 limiting the length of campaigns.
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Limiting the discussion of history to one subject stacks the deck.
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" Two seemingly innocuous words are particularly limiting, Sincero says: "I know.
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Still, declining global stocks are limiting losses in the wheat market.
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Limiting transparency under Trump is the lesser evil, from Spicer's perspective.
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But the beauty chain isn't limiting its growth to existing stores.
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These included limiting the retention period for Mark's messages in Messenger.
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In some sense it's kind of limiting the overall VR experience.
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Government agencies would typically work through it, limiting their outside impact.
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We're limiting participation to 500 people, and seats are filling fast.
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In practice, governments that succeed in limiting inequality generally do both.
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Limiting temperature rise to 2 degrees Celsius will only get harder.
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Limiting drone use in expansive areas could impede legitimate media reporting.
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Moment's creators aren't limiting what can be done with it, though.
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Could it break free from the limiting perspective of individual devices?
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Azerturk Bank was limiting customers to one transaction each per day.
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They are now in the next phase: limiting new rule-makings.
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McCarthy defended the regulation limiting carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.
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Don't wait on this opportunity — we're limiting participation to 500 hackers.
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Hutchinson said Azar is open to the idea of limiting eligibility.
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It would be limiting ourselves if we tried to do that.
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Republicans have opposed any measure seen as limiting access to guns.
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That, in turn, is limiting their ability to address the issue.
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Hollinghurst has further handicapped himself by limiting Johnny's ability with words.
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Funding, however, stands as the simplest of limiting factors to address.
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Few distressed areas have any prosperous neighbors, limiting access to opportunity.
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"This is a faster way of limiting global warming," he said.
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He also started on his path toward opining on limiting immigration.
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Payment processing firms are limiting firearm transactions, per the Chicago Tribune.
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Don't worry too much about the speed — focus on limiting typos!
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And labor force shortages are a limiting factor in economic growth.
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Instead, it's all about limiting leaks to reporters, this source said.
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That would produce social changes far vaster than limiting assault rifles.
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As a "selfie app," Shots had a differentiating albeit limiting quality.
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Iran is already subject to United Nations sanctions limiting arms sales.
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Limiting my search to "weekends" or "next month" narrowed results considerably.
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Others could require hard choices, like limiting access to some drugs.
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Many men on Wall Street are limiting their interactions with women.
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It's a little hard ... It's pretty limiting, in terms of story.
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"By limiting your exposure, you limit your risk," Dr. Irani said.
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"By limiting your exposure, you limit your risk," Dr. Irani said.
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The more modest focus, Brown noted, has been on limiting turnovers.
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Nevada, unlike some states, has no laws limiting ammunition magazine capacities.
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And if you're out of date, you're limiting your brand's potential.
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Morrisons, Britain's fourth biggest supermarket group, is also limiting customer numbers.
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Patients could stay for weeks, limiting space for newly sickened people.
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Median household income is lower, too, potentially limiting health care options.
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As a composer, Mr. Pinderhughes has no interest in limiting himself.
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In other words, it had no preprogrammed assumptions, no limiting biases.
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" He said: "This is not about limiting anyone&aposs free speech.
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This is how we win games, limiting the other team's chances.
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But many stuck to the old ways, limiting participation to men.
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Even limiting warming to 2 degrees Celsius poses a mighty challenge.
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The Republican agenda in the states goes well beyond limiting unions.
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But hours later it relented, limiting the restrictions to mainland China.
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Instagram is also limiting who can send direct messages to whom.
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The House passed a resolution limiting Trump's military authority last week.
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The currency comes with rules limiting the size of budget deficits.
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Texas offers proof that limiting choices for health services harms women.
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But what about limiting the subject matter that art can address?
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For instance, limiting data access rights within an organization reduces exposure.
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This is limiting investors' ability to hide from market volatility. 3.
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Control is a third-person shooter, but that's a limiting description.
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And yes, it's limiting in ways you may not even expect.
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And with that comes limiting or nixing naps during the day.
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Gadde said Twitter is considering limiting the visibility of dehumanizing tweets.
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However, there are limiting factors to the study, the researchers said.
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There is a case for limiting the U.S. role in Syria.
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I think there's a reasonable trade-off in limiting the targeting.
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Those places are also limiting the amount that can be purchased.
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Those structures can scar and close, limiting the flow of urine.
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It will also be a limiting factor for its funding options.
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But these issues themselves are insufficient, as well as more limiting.
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Fintech can offer another way to extend loans while limiting fraud.
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However, sagging wholesale beef prices hung over the market, limiting rallies.
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"Even limiting it, this is a constraint on liberty," he said.
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This lack of "limiting principle" gives conservatives a lot of pause.
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The attacks "have put pressure on A.Q.A.P.'s network, severely limiting their freedom of movement, disrupting the organization's ability to recruit and train, and limiting A.Q.A.P.'s ability to plan and execute external operations," Lt. Col.
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Concentration within industries limiting competition, slow wage growth limiting the size of the market for new goods, the impact of global trade and perhaps even some reduction in our ability to innovate have all contributed as well.
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Today, I am taking additional measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19 by further limiting gatherings to fewer than 50 people, closing casinos, bars & movie theaters and limiting restaurants to delivery and drive-through orders only.
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But the most effective measure of all is limiting access to guns.
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U.S. sanctions limiting oil exports from Iran and Venezuela also offered support.
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The idea of limiting direct communication about the business is wholly inadequate.
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Nigeria, Libya and Congo are not included in OPEC's supply-limiting pact.
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One of the White House's big priorities is limiting student loan debt.
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"Limiting one form of communication can greatly enhance other forms," says Alpert.
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They&aposre stereotyping of people, and it&aposs just really very limiting.
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The founding documents are about freedom -- about limiting what government can do.
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Some on the court seemed to be concerned with a limiting principle.
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Yet, would not limiting the expression of one group cause more animosity?
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But we can at least mitigate it by limiting and decentralizing government.
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So Instagram will be limiting their reach rather than censoring the content.
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Constraints on trade once bundled consumption and production together, limiting their growth.
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But even if exposures are better understood, limiting them may prove tricky.
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James Cameron is promising FOUR "Avatar" sequels because he finds three limiting.
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Google's also not limiting availability of the software to any specific region.
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Mainly, browsing the web on your iPad feels a little less limiting.
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By limiting what subreddits can do, this new system will avoid that.
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But limiting Twitter's scope would almost certainly be better for the service.
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Further limiting the 50R's ability on the go is its slow performance.
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These bills are our best chance at limiting the spread of disinformation.
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The government is considering limiting fare increases more strictly in the future.
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" This should include a "reasonable probability (66%) of limiting warming to 1.5ºC.
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Later, the government issued additional guidelines limiting it to married Indian couples.
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Regulators have also issued restricted licences, limiting services but requiring less capital.
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Data was siloed, limiting the capabilities of analysis and business intelligence software.
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California includes it as an optional benefit, limiting access to such care.
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Limiting the number of people that can attend ensures something gets done.
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But limiting Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's role was easier said than done.
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The best products and tips for limiting irritation and lash lost, ahead.
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Concepts like rate limiting are virtually non-existent in such a scenario.
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Although a two-choice poll might feel limiting, you can get creative.
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It was a cool concept, but the halo keyboard was extremely limiting.
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China only buys $130bn of American goods, limiting its scope for retaliation.
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The good news: this provides a clue for possibly limiting their spread.
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CBS is limiting the new Star Trek exclusively to its pay service.
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Stephanie Jaegers is still dealing with her broken ankle, limiting her mobility.
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Last year Poland lowered the retirement age, immediately limiting the labour force.
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I'm limiting my prediction to the region of my greatest academic expertise.
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After the wireless Oculus Quest, the cable feels more limiting than ever.
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Limiting birthright citizenship would undermine over a century's worth of legal consensus.
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The 22-year-old Senzatela is limiting opposing hitters to a collective .
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I'm angry that the Senate is avoiding responsibility for limiting bump stocks.
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The laws are also having the effect of limiting access to abortion.
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Letang has sustained various injuries this season, limiting him to 28 games.
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We assume that death constrains us by limiting what we can do.
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Armed federal police manned mobile checkpoints across the city, limiting people's movement.
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Of course, the "Christian left versus Christian right" discussion is itself limiting.
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These options would devastate Venezuela's remaining economy, limiting already scarce basic goods.
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It's also limiting PapaPriority orders to five per night at every location.
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But the shortage of smartphones is limiting the reach of epayment solutions.
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With all that at stake, why is limiting screen time so hard?
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It starts limiting you without you even knowing because it's an excuse.
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The original agreement had lifted sanctions for Tehran limiting its nuclear program.
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Is that limiting or defeating to think of it like a job?
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It also includes measures aimed at limiting the opportunity for government meddling.
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But Trump is not limiting his efforts to one-on-one politicking.
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The OPEC countries have undertaken to maintain a range of limiting measures.
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But there's one basic thing they still haven't mastered: limiting distracted driving.
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But for now, it'll be occasionally limiting of what you can do.
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The atoms are really limiting us, whether that's electronic or mechanical components.
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It could require complex timing, conserving stamina, or some other limiting factor.
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Another potentially limiting factor is the nature of the steel rally itself.
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A separate track would open negotiations on limiting Iran's ballistic missile program.
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So, you can't loosely make assertions without limiting your ability to lead.
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But either way, innovation can play a key role in limiting abuse.
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Your new good habit is limiting yourself to one hour a day.
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We should be encouraging more land conservation, not limiting access to participation.
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Limiting the planet's warming to Paris climate targets, then, is seriously ambitious.
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Have some fun — which means no more highly limiting face-shape guides.
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That motion is also privileged, limiting Republicans' ability to block the vote.
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North Carolina scored 52 points in the paint, limiting Portland to 26.
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Soda taxes are supposed to make us healthier by limiting weight gain.
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Simply put, the necessity of limiting Roundup's application also limited its sales.
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It should not be suspected of limiting the debate of thorny subjects.
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But what's the actual problem from possibly limiting competition in those markets?
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It's all about limiting risks rather than focusing on huge potential upside.
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They also wrote that others offering prepaid cards largely support limiting overdrafts.
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The teachers' union withdrew six of its demands, including limiting standardized testing.
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Nixon, which set a key precedent limiting presidential claims of executive privilege.
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That meant limiting the size of jewelry booths to 140 square meters.
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Intermittent fasting refers to limiting meals to within a set time period.
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Reno and subsequent rulings limiting the detention of children to 20 days.
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We consider the franchise to be a limiting factor for the rating.
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Limiting trade, imports or exports, would hamper economies, jobs, creativity, and innovation.
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Cities in Europe and Asia are considering limiting petroleum-powered vehicle access.
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Slow productivity growth feeds directly into voter discontent by limiting wage increases.
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Limiting to one career course guiding a decade could limit career possibilities.
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Emerging markets may find it difficult to secure investment, limiting economic growth.
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Ideologies may be limiting, but then again so are our personal perspectives.
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But opponents accuse the government of curbing dissent and limiting free speech.
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The lack of third-party measurement is a limiting factor for advertisers.
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Simplification can reduce compliance, enforcement and administrative costs, while limiting tax avoidance.
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"She is not limiting herself to geography or even time," he said.
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Someone who will take the law to its most speech-limiting extreme.
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The laws limiting Evers's and Kaul's powers were signed by former Gov.
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"There may be some basis for limiting the arms race," Vershbow said.
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Is it difficult or limiting to feature the cello on every song?
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But no one is talking about limiting corrective lens use among teens.
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But mortality, so permanent in this offline world, ads a limiting note.
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Oregon is not the only state that is limiting access to opioids.
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In a 2008 referendum, voters overwhelmingly backed a law limiting interest rates.
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The European Union maintains rules limiting budget deficits and public debt burdens.
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But the analysis based its top three on their volume-limiting capacity.
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Limiting the impact of this epidemic will require an all-in approach.
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But this time, it went directly to Joc Pederson, limiting the damage.
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While that is becoming increasingly more prevalent, [those platforms are] still limiting.
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"Travel restrictions [and] office access restrictions are limiting due diligence," he noted.
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The worst-hit countries needed relief from European rules limiting deficit spending.
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Limiting your intake of caffeine and trans fats is a good idea.
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Limiting controlled burns because the smoke violates air-quality standards is absurd.
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His hips ached with every step, limiting his walk to a shuffle.
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The obvious objection to the above agenda is that it's too limiting.
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Schaffner said physicians and patients can start by limiting their antibiotic use.
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But Congress should be asserting itself institutionally, not simply limiting the presidency.
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The administration assumes that Medicare can pay lower prices without limiting access.
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These vehicles are critical to lowering our emissions and limiting climate change.
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If we only supported major broadcasts we're limiting what customers could show.
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Airports, rest stops and small towns tend to be the most limiting.
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But Mr. Trump appears unsatisfied with limiting his overtures to private diplomacy.
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The company is also limiting toilet paper to four packs per customer.
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At any given time, one particular input may be the limiting factor.
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Limiting ourselves to a cyber perspective will produce an inherently myopic analysis.
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I love writing and it's the least limiting thing you can do.
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Defining Space Force personnel by motive power seems both limiting and premature.
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The result would be a severe limiting of who's eligible for asylum.
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Those original magazines were too limiting, however, full of clichés and stereotypes.
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She was later accused of limiting access to him and his archives.
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For now, the WHO does not recommend limiting the movement of trade.
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Limiting the effect of even a narrow operation, however, may be difficult.
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We're limiting the competition to 500 participants and seats are going fast.
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It includes limiting specific notifications, keeping a schedule and removing distracting apps.
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So much so that the island is limiting tourism to save itself.
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Kurz, Europe's youngest state leader, has made limiting migration a top priority.
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"This is not about limiting anyone's free speech," Cohen said in response.
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In particular, most work only against specific recognition algorithms, limiting their deployability.
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They wanted Congress to recommend limiting the convention to amending the Articles.
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Limiting growth in highly productive cities might even lower national economic output.
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Andrew M. Cuomo in January proposed limiting its use in minor cases.
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Limiting the ability of schools to attract great teachers makes little sense.
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Limiting the scope of any potential presidential testimony is also another idea.
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I don't call it the religious Right because that is too limiting.
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Limiting gold's advance, Asian stocks rallied on the easing concerns of conflict. .
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In fact, at this point, power is far from the limiting factor.
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Meanwhile, financial stocks edged higher with losses among insurance stocks limiting gains.
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It also prohibits limiting treatment on the basis of a preëxisting condition.
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That is essential to stopping it, or at least limiting its occurrence.
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But there's still strong reluctance among GOP senators to limiting the filibuster.
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But instead of limiting what you eat, it restricts when you eat.
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China's mercantilist trade policy grows its exports while limiting competition from imports.
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A Turkish regulator said Wednesday it was limiting banks' currency swap transactions.
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"Limiting access was not the goal in and of itself," he said.
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For a week, write down every limiting or negative belief you have.
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Limiting plant-based milk was a key change based on drinking trends.
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Virginia is among the best in the country at limiting offensive rebounds.
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The world is skidding even further off course in limiting climate change.
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Limiting FDIC premium deductibility could be even more lucrative for the Treasury.
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That often meant limiting opposite-sex adult friendships to their friends' spouses.
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But investors focused on their beating estimates, limiting damage to their shares.
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But the effects of his football injuries added up, limiting his activity.
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States lack those procedures, limiting the government's ability to hold families together.
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Far from limiting nuclear dangers, "No First Use" could actually spur proliferation.
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Many other limiting factors make traveling to such places even more difficult.
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Governments are looking to continue using Huawei's equipment while limiting its risks.
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But what I do do for self-care is limiting social media.
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And that was turning out to be the limiting factor. Mm-hmm.
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The Concorde could only exceed Mach 1 over water, limiting its market.
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Limiting yourself to funding life sciences is probably too narrow a focus.
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Yet ample hog supplies continue to hang over the market, limiting rallies.
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In blocking users, he wasn't just limiting their ability to see and reply to his tweets; he was also limiting their ability to take part in the broader conversation through replies from other users, too, the court found.
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She said states should consider limiting the extent to which THC-containing products are advertised, limiting how much THC can be included in legal products, and restricting where stores are located as well as the hours they are open.
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The negotiators won this is extra time by limiting Iran's enrichment to less than 5 percent, reducing Tehran's installed centrifuges by two-thirds (from 19,000 to about 6,000), limiting research, and by reducing its uranium stockpile by 98 percent.
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Rank-and-file Republicans in the House have pushed back against efforts to raise revenues by limiting the amount of pretax dollars Americans can save in 401(k) retirement plans and limiting deductions for state and local taxes paid.
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And given a choice between protecting the right of Americans to own guns and limiting gun ownership, 47 percent think it's more important to protect gun rights, while slightly fewer — 42 percent — say limiting gun ownership is more important.
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Silencing voices and limiting action is not the way to achieve that goal.
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And then the spinal issues would, while also limiting motion, have neurological effects.
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At least limiting the series in scope makes it more bingeable, I guess?
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The government here is near obsessive about limiting conversation on this topic pic.twitter.
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But that is still unlikely; the focus should be on limiting Brexit's damage.
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Stripe, for instance, had already frozen Gab's account for not limiting adult content.
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But it's not limiting content on the platform to only bite-sized meditations.
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It could, for example, involve limiting the software's use to non-classified settings.
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Limiting global warming to below 1.5 degrees Celsius can and must be done.
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Opponents, however, accuse him of cracking down on dissent and limiting democratic space.
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Overall, more than a dozen state bills have been introduced limiting sanctuary cities.
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Firstly, limiting the number and length of exchanges would be good for Lee.
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Wires are the most annoying and limiting element of the current VR experience.
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Now we're limiting the data apps get when you sign in using Facebook.
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Even more difficult, limiting eligibility would have DeVos go against her own interests.
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The fund is also limiting investments in firms with high greenhouse gas emissions.
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Limiting selection by academic ability gives them more time to make up ground.
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They appear poised to continue limiting supply in the second half of 2019.
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I propose we adopt the congressional system of limiting outside income for legislators.
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It is expanding its age-verification scheme and limiting screen time for children.
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Tight credit is limiting new home supply as well as existing home supply.
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Cameron said as he was planning the three sequels, he found it limiting.
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However such opportunities do not come around very often, limiting the company's growth.
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Limiting global temperature to 2 degrees would require large-scale, coordinated action now.
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"We need to start limiting opening and closing times again," he told reporters.
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Over-the-AirThis is the most straightforward approach, but also the most limiting.
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Managing and limiting screen time has emerged as a top issue for parents.
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The logical step beyond limiting the accrual of data is demanding their disbursement.
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But Article V itself says nothing about limiting the scope of a convention.
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Power isn't the limiting factor; the tires can only handle so much speed.
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The idea of limiting speech in any way is incredibly risky to many.
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That's obviously pretty limiting if you're trying to build a more advanced product.
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The bottom line: Go deeper: NCAA to vote on rule limiting early recruiting
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Hidden champions create jobs and opportunities far from cities, limiting the brain drain.
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The market then could be a critical limiting factor on the president's plans.
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Exposure to violence perpetuates poverty by limiting the life chances of poor children.
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The biggest things are having patience and not limiting yourself or your child.
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But limiting itself to the DIY niche could ultimately limit Plex's business, too.
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The compound was severely damaged in the 1994 Northridge Earthquake, limiting general access.
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However, heavy equipment shortages are limiting expansion, particularly for smaller miners, Sjahrir said.
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Limiting FGC coverage should not affect deposits at small and medium-sized banks.
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"Getting out of the fourth and limiting the damage was big," Counsell said.
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"Limiting the reach of potentially abusive content creates a safer environment," it reads.
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All you're doing is limiting people's ability to participate in the wedding itself.
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De Beers is working with its customers and limiting supply, the company said.
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Beyond limiting potential matches to other students, the overall Tinder experience is unchanged.
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The Simband platform is another limiting factor since the wearable isn't commercially available.
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The conventions of the news business can often be limiting in this regard.
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Airlines can cut costs by limiting the things to which passengers are entitled.
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This limiting of funding to states may ultimately limit children's access to care.
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Looks like the haze is back, consider limiting your outdoor Pokéhunting!
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The carrier's also limiting which emotional support animals you can bring on board.
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Mentally strong people refuse to allow self-limiting beliefs to restrict their potential.
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Clinton was unconvincing in her support for the Second Amendment and limiting immigration.
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They also recommended limiting the intake of sodium, trans fats, and saturated fats.
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The only thing limiting the demand for the controllers, essentially, is Edwards' time.
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Of course it's an impressive feat—but the real limiting factor is friction.
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But the Chinese government didn't stop at limiting kind-of-sexy internet content.
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The EU also believes that Google is limiting Android competition even more directly.
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Majorities of Republicans, like majorities of all Americans, favor limiting pollution from industry.
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Instead, they preferred what is known as a "risk-limiting audit," or RLA.
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Wade, states have enacted 1,142 laws limiting abortion through a variety of means.
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Trading was thin across the board, potentially limiting the impact of the news.
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My main criticisms would be that it's a bit limiting at the beginning.
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That raises another limiting factor: the scarcity of manpower to pursue capital cases.
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Limiting the payments cannot be considered a full victory for the little guys.
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Limiting the scope will allow other manufacturers to introduce new competition, HHS added.
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Scott Walker (R) in December limiting the powers of his Democratic successor, Gov.
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In working to boost energy access while limiting global warming, #ResponseDiversity is vital.
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His retailer also began limiting all gun sales to customers 21 and older.
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The framework calls for partially limiting businesses' ability to deduct their interest expenses.
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There also is the debate over who decides in limiting such free expression.
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Regulations that seek to lower costs, too, often end up limiting care instead.
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Kavanaugh. In addition, by limiting appointments to men and women too young to
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The chamber is keeping open a vote on limiting Trump's Iran war powers.
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He had been superb on five days' rest, limiting opponents' batting average to .
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President Barack Obama avoided them, limiting workplace immigration efforts to low-profile audits.
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The Falcons might look to move the ball around, potentially limiting Hooper's numbers.
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Sure. Could he "layer" him, as one source suggested, limiting his TV time?
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However, he stopped short of saying limiting that input is a bad thing.
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This is limiting job growth, knowledge-sharing and technological breakthroughs in this country.
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But which of these pains—limiting things to the physical—hurts the worst?
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Some state medical boards recommend limiting the number of opioid doses per month.
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Never before has 140 characters felt so momentous and, in many cases, limiting.
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What it means is being open to new ideas and not limiting yourself.
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Stifling creativity by limiting an artists own personal approach is a step backwards.
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There are additional rules limiting what you're allowed to do on government time.
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Limiting reviews to the most recent version made sense a few years ago.
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Governments, and powerful corporate entities, are consistently limiting democratic aspects of the web.
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Limiting your options is never a good idea, especially not for a Gemini.
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Right now, when you have all these mandated coverages, you're limiting the market.
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And many residents stop school early, limiting their exposure to the democratic process.
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Following proper security hygiene guidelines, including limiting access to machines, minimizes those threats.
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Limiting screen time can help, up to a point, Shadel said by email.
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China also put new laws in place in 2012 limiting workers' overtime hours.
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Most email platforms have size limits that are, to put it simply, limiting.
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It's not actually other startups that are the biggest limiting factor for Splice.
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Limiting gains on the benchmark index was the technology sector, which slipped 21.39%.
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Where your negative and limiting thoughts are squelched by the empowering emotionsyou're experiencing.
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It's limiting, though carmakers are pushing it as far as it can go.
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Rather, it would mark a step in that direction, limiting access to abortion.
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Limiting gatherings will have an adverse effect on the state's economy, without question.
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Al Sharpton, who has raised concerns about limiting the number of Uber drivers.
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Whose interests might be served by limiting women's freedom and access to resources?
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Well, it's lonely and oddly limiting, even under the most technologically sophisticated terms.
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She is also limiting restaurants to carry out, delivery or drive-thru only.
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It reopened as of March 4, but is limiting the volume of tourists.
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The time and space constraints can be as freeing as they are limiting.
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The FDA is limiting the plasma treatment to the most seriously ill patients.
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The limiting factor is the reluctance of governments, which are not always innovators.
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But the other two provisos are just code words for limiting immigration, period.
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"If I have a choice between two people, it's rather limiting," she said.
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Some of those sanctions include limiting Russian banks' access to international capital markets.
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In the submarine hangar the Triton crew were working on the Limiting Factor.
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Some experts recommend limiting naps to 15 to 20 minutes in the afternoon.
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They are also limiting their own interests and the scope of their futures.
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Update: The Wisconsin State Legislature passed measures limiting the governor's power on Wednesday.
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Limiting immigration was a primary aspiration among those who voted to leave Europe.
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Limiting entry to the Muslim holy site has inflamed passions in the past.
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Limiting lawmakers' outside income while substantially raising their pay is a worthy compromise.
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Google, whose Android software powers Huawei's smartphones, is limiting support to the company.
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The troubles with recycling have amplified calls for limiting waste at its source.
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Some individual stores are already limiting purchases to 1-2 bottles per person.
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Houston played without guard Russell Westbrook (rest), limiting their top-level offensive options.
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There were no commitments in Tuesday's document about limiting Mr. Kim's growing cyberarmy.
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Investment orthodoxy says that limiting your pool of investments stunts your potential return.
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This naturally makes investment a shorter-term affair, limiting its scope and ambition.
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Germany also said earlier in March it was limiting exports of respiratory masks.
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Of course, with the benefit of hindsight, it absolutely was a limiting ambition.
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If an election's results were tampered with, risk-limiting audits would detect it.
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But that Sunday, New York Presbyterian announced it's going to be limiting partners.
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A law limiting that work, he said, would be both unnecessary and harmful.
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Germany also said earlier in March it was limiting exports of respiratory masks.
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In Japan, one store posted a sign limiting items to one per customer.
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About 69 percent support limiting carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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The lowest point I remember was limiting myself to 300 calories per day.
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The Trump administration has generally declined to discuss proposals for limiting the program.
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Don't get us wrong, the simplicity is awesome, but it's also severely limiting.
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Or is he more focused on limiting trans kids' rights to self-determination?
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Meanwhile, the dollar fell to an over one-month low, limiting gold's losses.
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Limiting discovery and other procedural actions is also intended to streamline the process.
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Public health experts have asked whether the travel restrictions are limiting medical care.
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Their father's assets were also frozen, Ahmad Fitaihi said, further limiting their options.
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By relegating women to the smaller stages, Coachella is effectively limiting their opportunities.
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But he might consider limiting microtargeting, as many of his critics have suggested.
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They're so limiting — with their defined meanings and their need for correct spelling.
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Conservatives who favor small government are currently intent on limiting federal entitlement programs.
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Limiting targeting is not a limit on speech, but on ways to reach.
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That number ripples all through a tax return, often limiting other tax breaks.
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And the city has made progress in limiting power failures in recent years.
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Critics of the policy called it racist and rooted in limiting gender roles.
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This is a good thing, in terms of limiting over-treatment and misdiagnosis.
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And after a while, people forget that there were some other limiting conditions.
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Costco is reportedly going to start limiting its food court to members only.
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Or has it pigeonholed some of them, limiting the roles they are offered?
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And Cruise doesn&apost appear to be limiting itself to ferrying just passengers.
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Moscow responded by limiting the size of the U.S. diplomatic staff in Russia.
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The key to dealing with ransomware is limiting exposure and mitigating the risk.
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The House bill is generally more aggressive in limiting or eliminating tax preferences.
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This included limiting the role of superdelegates in choosing the party's presidential nominee.
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It's one of the key forces limiting the persuasive impact of campaign communications.
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Another suicidal move — again authored by the GOP — was term-limiting committee chairs.
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"Their main methods of censorship are limiting access to the internet," Tsehaye said.
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In addition, pain has behavioral consequences like restricting physical activity or limiting productivity.
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Barcelona, Spain, is limiting the number of tourists that are allowed to visit.
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But the Arizona decision also includes relevant language limiting the scope of preemption.
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Limiting or even forbidding pollution is not the same as solving environmental problems.
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The box, they say, ensures safety and transparency while limiting liability for businesses.
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Quitting smoking, limiting alcohol and avoiding carbonated drinks are also important protective measures.
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But limiting executive authority over immigration is a double-edged sword for Democrats.
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Limiting gains on the benchmark index was the technology sector, which slipped 21.39%.
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This year, the bill came up under a rule limiting amendments to it.
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They have helped save millions of lives by eradicating and limiting horrifying diseases.
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For a quarter-century, those laws worked, allowing development while limiting shadow creep.
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"Limiting Min Aung Hlaing's holiday options is not a proportionate response to genocide."
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"Limiting Min Aung Hlaing's holiday options is not a proportionate response to genocide."
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Then experiment with eliminating or limiting the amount you engage in each one.
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The court, analysts noted, wanted to make a show of limiting federal jurisdiction.
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And broadcast network reruns do not attract many viewers anymore, limiting residual payments.
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Walker has said limiting the payout was necessary to address big budget deficits.
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But he also mentioned a few specific goals here, such as limiting immigration.
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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, who is close to Trump, warned against limiting beds.
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"The cooling rate can be a limiting factor," said doctoral candidate Sayed Mirvakili.
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However, limiting warming would likely require a complete overhaul of our energy system.
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If anything, having Saturn in your sign may feel supportive rather than limiting.
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"The rate cap is making it difficult for banks to come into the capital markets to raise capital, therefore it's limiting the bonds, but more so it's limiting the potential that we see within the green bonds space," she said.
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The authors of the report noted that various studies conducted from 2010 through 2015 showed that 47% to 71% of adults favored limiting nicotine in cigarettes, meaning support for the idea of limiting nicotine in tobacco products is now rising.
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Democrats and critics of the law say it fits into a national trend of limiting urban, poor and young voters' access to the polls through steps like voter ID laws, limiting early voting hours and locations, consolidating polling places and more.
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It is true that Donald Trump is not only antithetical to liberal values, he is antithetical to most American values, and as such limiting his power and limiting the duration of his tenure are of paramount concern and absolute urgency.
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Bloomberg News, which first reported that the Trump administration was considering limiting U.S. investments into China, added that among available options is delisting Chinese companies from U.S. stock exchanges and limiting Americans' exposure to the Chinese market through government pension funds.
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But if you're not exploring different ways to masturbate, you could be limiting yourself.
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Some did it low-key, limiting the supernatural happenings to crafty hair and makeup.
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Foreign investors hold less than 20 percent of Romania's government bonds, limiting contagion risks.
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So Bartleby would favour limiting all interventions to a maximum of 2-3 minutes.
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The recommendations complement other WHO guidelines including limiting intake of free sugars and sodium.
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No built-in Bluetooth limiting which wireless controllers can be natively used with it.
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The rationale here is that limiting health care system liability will keep costs lower.
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"Still (feel) something but something that is not limiting my game now," said Nadal.
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Those efforts included muting autoplay videos, and limiting pop-ups and abusive link redirects.
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Chacin (1-0) worked the first five innings, limiting the Rockies to three hits.
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The administration has also suggested — but not directly called for — limiting the Fed's power.
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However, foreign players bought stocks on expectations of strong corporate earnings, limiting the downside.
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Myanmar's government is still limiting access for aid agencies and journalists to the area.
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Limiting the distribution of obviously fake news is the bare minimum Facebook can do.
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Dividing women into these two camps isn't merely limiting: The tradition is downright medieval.
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However, the court said limiting the reimbursement of withdrawal rights might violate the constitution.
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So we're spending money, I think, efficiently and we're not artificially limiting our progress.
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A whopping financial demand will therefore inflame Britain's tabloids, limiting her room for manoeuvre.
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That would be a career-limiting move by the junior person in real life.
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So because of this limiting, precise decisions had to be made back then instinctually.
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This, if it were true, would be extremely limiting in our current electoral system.
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The Texans pitched a shutout in the second half, limiting Chicago to 219 yards.
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Radio is becoming a feature of on-demand streaming services, limiting Pandora's growth potential.
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Many of Warren's proposals have focused on limiting the influence of corporations in Washington.
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Limiting recommendations is the latest attempt on YouTube's part to control its pedophilia problem.
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Of course, Mariah isn't limiting her Aspen slopeside style to matching moments with Tanaka.
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So, limiting your risk on a bearish bet against the stock is important, too.
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But if users had that discipline, perhaps they would not need time-limiting tools.
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But cash shortages continue, with banks limiting daily withdrawals to as little as $20.
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Or rather too limiting of its ambition to be the global platform for sharing.
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It also notes an ambition to limiting temperature rise even further to 1.5 degrees.
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Like Delta, United is also limiting emotional support animals to short-haul flights only.
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You are limiting those choices by pushing publishers lower in a user's news feed.
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Over a third of minority people never do, limiting access to jobs and education.
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Selfin said in the report that geopolitical tensions were limiting some nations' growth potential.
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Financial technology, or "fintech" companies had complained of banks limiting their access to customers.
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For now I'm based in Montreal, but I'm not limiting myself to living here.
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It all harkens back to social media, Vine in particular, which Rae found limiting.
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The government is offering only minority stakes, limiting buyers' ability to carry out restructuring.
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PHIL WAGNERGolden, Colorado You put forward two options for limiting emissions: tax and subsidies.
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"What is limiting gains for the Canadian dollar is weakness in oil," Madhavji said.
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Democrats have a supermajority in the statehouse, limiting what any Republican governor can do.
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It ignored a deadline to certify the Saudis are limiting civilian casualties in Yemen.
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But Hersh said Jolie's "limiting" custody request indicates that was not the case here.
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For Facebook, privacy chiefly means limiting who can see what you post or send.
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That might seem limiting, but it's a safety protection (no unsolicited dick pics, phew).
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She tries to eat a varied diet and reasonable portion sizes, without limiting herself.
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The company intends to have "self-limiting" skeeters ready for field trials by 2020.
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There is no shortage of headlines about Obamacare limiting doctor choice and frustrated consumers.
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The overall cap on permits would not change, however, limiting the impact on trading.
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The IA said such requirements would be limiting for innovation in the ad industry.
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And the bank hems the river in, limiting what it can and will do.
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That might look like limiting your Facebook usage or outsourcing those annoying weekly errands.
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Israel's also limiting working ties with countries that voted 'yes' on the resolution, i.e.
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He helped write a new constitution, limiting a president to two five-year terms.
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Every day, there are new rules limiting who you can allow into the country.
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Release it directly to pay-per-view or home video, thereby limiting its impact?
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This year, New Jersey became the strictest, limiting painkiller prescriptions to just five days.
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The department considered limiting the species or sizes of animals but hasn't acted yet.
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A Tier 3 rating can trigger sanctions limiting access to U.S. and international aid.
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At first glance, though, the new in-app customer support system can appear limiting.
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Limiting opioids too strictly can put an undue burden on patients in severe pain.
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This year, New Jersey became the strictest, limiting painkiller prescriptions to just five days.
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In fact, in the U.S., it's limiting internal memory to 73GB for both phones.
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The cruelty of limiting birth options, especially access to home births, is less visible.
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Companies invented and produced their own products, limiting their facilities to their own inventions.
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It sets the important goal of limiting warming to at most 2 degrees Celsius.
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Eagle Flight's combat is just too simplistic, limiting your ability to own the skies.
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The original agreement had lifted sanctions in exchange for Tehran limiting its nuclear program.
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The tax on options is also hurting startup activity by drastically limiting employee mobility.
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Limiting the potential pool could help women compete for jobs in male-dominated industries.
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But Nigeria's policy of limiting imports and creating scarcity will be even more inflationary.
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Then when I started my business, it was all about limiting fixed, recurring expenses.
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Why it matters: Trump has suggested limiting immigration sponsorship to spouses and minor children.
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It agreed to tougher measures, including limiting financial transactions and searching vessels for contraband.
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The Dodgers' ace has won seven consecutive decisions and is limiting opponents to a .
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It's about overturning what came before, but I think that that's kind of limiting.
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Ted Cruz, believe that limiting Jones's online reach is an affront to free speech.
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It may be that these regulatory schemes are successfully limiting youth access to cannabis.
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This week, his EPA halted regulations limiting methane pollution from oil and gas companies.
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"We will definitely be limiting our residents to the best sunscreens available," Davila said.
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Features include limiting your vehicle to specific speed limits and disabling texting while driving.
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It laid out a goal of limiting class sizes to 23 students per class.
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In the past, the government has offered less specific recommendations on limiting sugar consumption.
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She decided to search more familiar turf, limiting herself to Americans living in Mumbai.
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Hammond looks set to meet his goal of limiting borrowing to 25.5 billion pounds.
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This, he says, would be achieved primarily by limiting deductions for upper-income taxpayers.
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These restaurants committed to limiting antibiotic use in some or all of their chicken.
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Already, banks are limiting the amount of finance they make available for coal projects.
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The city recently passed new legislation limiting the use of robots in city streets.
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Older variants lack satellite links, limiting how far they can fly from ground stations.
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Unlike Uber, though, Waymo is limiting its deliveries to within its own corporate circle.
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However, Bove feels that anything limiting information flow will only add to market instability.
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"It blew us away when we discovered girl emojis are so limiting," she said.
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By limiting attendance, you can cut an hour-long meeting down to 30 minutes.
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The only choice now, he argued, is to focus on limiting the missile program.
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Why then does he support limiting the ability of corporations to speak about politicians?
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Banks buy bonds to comply with rules limiting how much risk they can take.
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It seems intent on limiting independent scientific research while propping-up industry-backed science.
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One town is doing its part by limiting every household to two cats, max.
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Limiting warming to the higher goal could avoid 70 to 1,980 deaths per city.
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The agreement offered Tehran sanctions relief in exchange for Tehran limiting its nuclear program.
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OIRA's carve outs and lax enforcement are limiting the effectiveness of Trump's regulatory reforms.
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This lack of options often leads insurance companies to raise prices while limiting coverage.
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The very thing that makes their work so compelling also risks limiting their careers.
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Many focus on limiting coverage to "catastrophic" plans, which by nature cannot be preventative.
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In 270, when the government started limiting births, Chinese women averaged 22049 children each.
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But limiting the size of government is not the actual goal we are pursuing.
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But that camera still costs about $3,400 (down from $5,000), limiting its mass appeal.
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Some people might think limiting demolitions is an imposition; we think it's common sense.
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Limiting the amount and kind of booze they had when drinking with co-workers.
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The House allowed for 30 minutes of public debate, limiting speakers to two minutes.
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In limiting access to abortion, lawmakers may unwittingly force women towards these unsafe options.
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Limiting athletes' cumulative exposure to head trauma will help protect their brains and bodies.
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I don't believe limits are so inherently limiting; they can be evaded and confronted.
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Back in April we wrote that Snapchat's anti-developer attitude was limiting its potential.
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He keeps rushing me, limiting my interactions with the women to minutes, even seconds.
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Limiting those flows of dollars to U.S.-based companies would be a tremendous mistake.
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We could have a big conversation about how limited and limiting that idea is.
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Without a treaty limiting U.S. and Russian nuclear forces, China could overestimate their arsenals.
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Limiting access to Chinese consumers through non-trade barriers could hurt American firms' profits.
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For them, limiting corporate or government data mining is, in most instances, ethically defensible.
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That some may interpret Dautheville's freewheeling wanderlust as feminist is limiting in her eyes.
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When it comes to Iran in Iraq, emotion fogs reality, limiting understanding in Washington.
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Many companies have also canceled large conferences and public events and are limiting meetings.
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Yet if kids never get exposed to disagreement, we'll end up limiting their creativity.
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They have also discussed limiting the number of people allowed into venues, he added.
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The District of Columbia Circuit's panel majority upheld limiting the removal of board members.
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Unlike its cousin tequila, mezcal is not easy to produce commercially, limiting its export.
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Publix is also limiting the purchase of certain items, as is H-E-B.
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Limiting such buybacks is a longtime cause of many congressional Democrats and their allies.
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In such cases, the focus is on limiting the revenues coming from outside football.
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Bautista battled injuries in 220, limiting him to 403 games and a .240/.22010/.
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It may have also damaged her hypothalamus, limiting Ruth's ability to fight the fever.
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Mr. Trump's tariffs could also increase consumer prices by limiting cheaper imports from abroad.
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When he returned to snowmobiling, he realized the available prosthetics were just too limiting.
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Last month, Guantanamo officials announced they were limiting media access to the detention facility.
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Regulations like electronic medical records have devolved from improving physician communication to limiting payments.
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Act 10 further restricted this base-pay bargaining by limiting increases to annual inflation.
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But the collective bargaining agreement runs through 2021, limiting the union's short-term options.
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But a legislative push in Oregon for limiting nonmedical exemptions provoked a furious backlash.
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But it is not just the anti-abortion activists who are limiting women's options.
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Gilead, the maker of remdesivir, is limiting distribution in the face of overwhelming demand.
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My question is: How do I talk to my roommate about limiting his outings?
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At least four other Republican-led states this year passed laws dramatically limiting abortion.
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Some, including H-E-B, are limiting customers' purchases of food and cleaning supplies.
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Harvard is also limiting nonessential meetings to no more than 25 people, he said.
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His company relies on long-term supply contracts, limiting its vulnerability to price shifts.
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Mike DeWine on Tuesday tweeted about the state's preparedness measures, including limiting large events.
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Australia's resistance to addressing climate change — by limiting emissions in particular — is well documented.
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Nursing homes across the country quickly sprang into action, enacting lockdowns and limiting visitations.
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Voting by mail has also reduced fears about the state's coronavirus outbreak limiting turnout.
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Republicans are considering limiting or eliminating deductions for state and local taxes as well.
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But what shape this role takes ranges from direct manufacturing to limiting price increases.
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Wind shear and dry air are limiting the storm's ability to organize and strengthen.
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Joe Biden may reduce his gaffes by limiting his exposure and maintaining message discipline.
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The alternative to such expense would be limiting the payments to the poorest people.
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Limiting commute time also reduces carbon emissions, making this model better for the environment.
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"Trump also described limiting his physical interactions with others as "a very strange feeling.
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True, it maintained that it was limiting its enforcement to immigrants with criminal records.
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And it is not limiting its alliance strategy to working with other, direct competitors.
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Over time, weather or other things damage the apical meristem, limiting a tree's height.
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And Mr. Trump has promised new restrictions on immigration, limiting another source of workers.
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She also warned insurers could simply drop out of the market, limiting consumers' choices.
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It's time we stop limiting the potential of both to dated and inaccurate assertions.
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To begin with, though, Google is limiting Smart Compose's reach and targeting businesses only.
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Congress, he said, has some authority to enact statutes specifically limiting certain executive actions.
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The funny thing, though, is that Musk already seems to be limiting his ambitions.
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At the same time, Yang doesn't often jump into the fray, limiting his exposure.
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The framers, through checks and balances, were intent on limiting power, not unfettering it.
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That's partly because Democrats increasingly cluster in blue cities, geographically limiting their voting power.
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Even after workers come back they must follow quarantine orders, limiting production at factories.
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Many Home Depot stores have posted signs limiting customers to 10 masks per purchase.
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But she has tried to make sure voters don't see her identity as limiting.
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Meanwhile, banks have imposed informal capital controls, limiting withdrawal of dollars and foreign transfers.
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Royals manager Ned Yost said there has been "no talk about limiting" Duffy's innings.
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HR's sub 2x unencumbered asset coverage is a key limiting factor for the ratings.
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Uber and Lyft responded by limiting when drivers can log on to their apps.
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It's still as intriguing and limiting an idea as it originally was in 2013.
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Health economists also think that limiting the exclusion could help drive down health spending.
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However, oil prices soared more than 3 percent, limiting some losses on Wall Street.
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It becomes extremely difficult to help people get out of this limiting mindset, too.
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The Kids platform also offers parental controls, like limiting screen time and disabling search.
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No amount of tinkering with the system or limiting our freedoms will change that.
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Padres RH Colin Rea (103-3, 5.37) Scherzer is limiting opposing batters to a .
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That makes preserving and restoring these systems a powerful tool in limiting climate change.
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The very premise of these terms normalizes whiteness, limiting diversity to a deserving few.
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Hargan, seeking to stop the Trump administration from limiting unaccompanied minors' access to abortion.
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Rooting out or limiting some of the tax expenditures that disproportionately benefit the rich.
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This time, the forces of decline are more conventional, limiting the scope for panic.
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Trump's executive order will also seek to undo Obama-era rules limiting carbon emissions.
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I worry, because there's no political priority higher than limiting Trump to one term.
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Trump has not run on traditional GOP themes of cutting spending and limiting government.
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After those successes, however, modern conservatism mostly marked time and dreamed of limiting government.
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But the rules also impose a minimum ratio limiting how low capital can go.
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The Edit My dietary restrictions were limiting my college experience more than I thought.
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The plastic boot she originally wore was cumbersome and heavy, still limiting her mobility.
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But getting more Iranians online came with the heavy price of limiting internet freedoms.
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During that era, the Court interpreted the due process clauses of the Fifth and 14th Amendments as sharply limiting economic regulation and ruling out things like federal bans on child labor, minimum wage laws, and legislation limiting work weeks to 60 (!) hours.
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There was a time in our history when limiting the possession of guns meant limiting our liberty — our ability to counterbalance a powerful central government that could fall into tyrannical hands; our ability to fend for ourselves; our ability to protect our families.
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Republicans from those states have uniformly backed Trump as he's moved to rescind the regulations from former President Barack Obama limiting carbon emissions from power plants and increasing automotive fuel economy, and to withdraw US from the Paris treaty limiting global emissions.
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Greg Abbott issued an executive order limiting public gatherings to 10 people, shutting schools, prohibiting visitors to nursing homes and retirement communities and limiting bars and restaurants to take-out through April 193 in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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This will require limiting the analysis of personal data to individuals' location data and coronavirus test results, anonymizing that data to the extent possible when it is shared with the public, limiting who has access to the raw data and securing those databases.
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Cicilline said while legislation won't target any particular company, it's possible to address the problems across the different business models by limiting certain types of behaviors -- for instance, like prohibiting behaviors favoring a platform's own products and services or limiting consumer data usage.
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But for now, rules limiting this type of behavior seem to be a pipe dream.
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Yet, if limiting austerity is now the aim, immigration must fall right down the list.
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The milestone also speaks to how Instagram seems to be limiting the growth of Snapchat.
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Descartes is limiting the group with access to the underlying infrastructure for the time being.
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An abundance of other available feeds, especially U.S. corn, was also limiting interest in sorghum.
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From Friday, Austria began limiting the number of migrants it lets in daily at 3,200.
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This meant photonic waveguides could only go in certain directions, limiting their use as circuits.
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But it's not the only way they're limiting who the governor can affect particular offices.
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"Taking action" just means that Twitter is warning users and temporarily limiting their tweets' visibility.
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In terms of fit, they only offer sizes extra-small to large, which is limiting.
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I'm ditching the plastic and limiting my spending to $60 a week, in hard cash.
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Remember when I discussed scenarios that showed humanity limiting global warming to 50 degrees Celsius?
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Anti-abortion groups have also attacked Biden for his opposition to limiting access to abortions.
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It's demoralizing, limiting, and (all too often) contagious — and it's not good for anyone involved.
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Dust from the Sahara Desert in Africa recently blanketed the Atlantic Ocean, limiting tropical activity.
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Instagram is cracking down on third-party apps by limiting their access to users' data.
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Do you see much support for limiting development in fire-prone areas in the West?
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Another change favored by Bogle: limiting the fees on funds offered in 401(k)s.
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The United States in January imposed sanctions aimed at limiting Maduro's access to oil revenue.
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Yet threatening and limiting the rights of Israel's Arab citizens has not made Israel safer.
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Limiting the reach of potentially abusive content creates a safer environment and stronger Twitter community.
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Limiting them cuts revenue, which forces media companies to cut their coverage or shut down.
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I don't think about limiting my ambitions or what I might be able to achieve.
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That allowed the cells to speed up the healing process, such as by limiting inflammation.
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I can't imagine anything more anti-Enlightenment than limiting knowledge production based on disciplinary prejudices.
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Still, Britain's debt levels remain high, limiting how much Hammond can relax his spending squeeze.
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Allergan's executives have argued the process would be difficult, lengthy and costly, limiting its benefits.
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Limiting my time with the iPhone 6S Plus has been my biggest issue with it.
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Marriage laws limiting marriage between one man and one woman don't directly affect straight people.
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Chile considers lithium a "strategic mineral," limiting its production and restricting use in nuclear applications.
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Theoretically, at least, through limiting expectations, you aren't left disappointing customers by adding voice capabilities.
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The surging premiums are a result of the confluence of several factors limiting global supply.
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Firms ceased subsidising unprofitable sales and concentrated on limiting their losses, which dented overall sales.
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Hyundai officials say they were also wary of laws limiting car sharing in South Korea.
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The document is currently marked confidential, limiting how much senators can share with the public.
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The ban follows several high profile cases of governments limiting access to encrypted messaging services.
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Trump has at times made it clear he isn't keen on limiting America's nuclear prowess.
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Missouri is no stranger to limiting abortion access or trying to control women's reproductive rights.
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And we don't need to choose between limiting treatment and offering insurance to more people.
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Nearly half of Brazilians lack home internet access, limiting the reach of the series here.
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Any new system for limiting nitrogen emissions will have to involve more than airy promises. ■
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But two laws limiting abortions passed in Indiana in 2016 and signed by then-Gov.
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In 2018, Sessions instituted a new policy, severely limiting when judges could suspend certain cases.
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China's economy has hit the lowest growth in a generation, further limiting demand for oil.
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The state should also consider limiting new development in fire-prone areas — an idea Gov.
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As of this year, all European carriers must adhere to rules limiting pilots' flight time.
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They're first in the NBA in limiting opponents' scoring, averaging 92.9 points in that category.
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"The short answer is that Amtrak should not be limiting the expression of their passengers."
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Indeed, the limiting factor for the growth of volumes has been the lack of borrowers.
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"Get the self limiting beliefs out of your head by writing them down," she writes.
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That sounds like doing green-screen work, only more limiting, because you aren't moving around.
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We do it with wire taps, a surveillance method with inherent limiting protections in place.
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But a lot of social factors play a role limiting the application of the law.
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Not to mention, with constant need for power and a Wi-Fi connection, they're limiting.
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Nearly two-thirds said they would support domestic policies limiting carbon emissions from power plants.
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But it's not clear that limiting waivers to those categories would keep all wrongdoers out.
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Maybe you think it's limiting your creativity or holding you back from just getting started.
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"We never expected that it would be seen in terms of limiting transparency," she says.
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By limiting availability, Snap aims to create a mystique and drive demand for the product.
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Shallower take-offs need more runway, limiting the number of airports served and restricting sales.
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What you need is better coordination – it's the mind-muscle connection that's the limiting factor.
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Facebook started objecting to some of Zynga's more aggressive marketing tactics, limiting the company's growth.
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Fitch sees continuing pressure on data tariffs, limiting any meaningful recovery in mobile operators' revenues.
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Along with an Atkins nutritionist, Kardashian West is limiting her weight loss to 2 lbs.
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The lungs probably helped in some respect, but it's not fundamentally the key limiting factor.
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"I don't know that the hand was really a limiting factor for him," Kelly said.
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App makers cried foul, suggesting Apple was limiting competition to its own Screen Time feature.
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China supplies the workers to carry out the projects, limiting the scope for local involvement.
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Most don't work, and the ones that do are either too limiting or too annoying.
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Bettis allowed just the one run in seven innings, limiting the Nationals to three hits.
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Limiting passengers allowed through PreCheck signals a "natural progression" in the program, the agency said.
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China denies that it requires technology transfers for market access, limiting what it can offer.
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Their risk assessment platform allows Good Samaritans to pool their money while limiting fraud exposure.
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Last week, Ellis said he was limiting closing arguments to two hours for each side.
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One limiting methane emissions from oil and gas production on public lands failed on Wednesday.
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But the US and other countries were still on the gold standard, limiting their flexibility.
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She proposed monitoring and reducing leveraged corporate lending and limiting potential shocks to the economy.
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And no one has studied how effective these international standards are on limiting financial crime.
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He has gone so far as to claim Twitter was limiting who could follow him.
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This includes duplicate detection, limiting Vignette's scans to select contact groups and better Facebook integration.
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The origami unfolding is awkward, the lack of function keys limiting, and the stability poor.
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An abundance of borders has long divided the continent's 54 countries, limiting economies of scale.
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Similarly, the administration's 2019 budget plan proposed limiting subsidies for growers making more than $500,000.
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Limiting tax incentives for charitable giving would trigger a lobbying frenzy against such a plan.
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What absurd question will break you out of your limiting and traditional ways of thinking?
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Occasionally beneficial Shu, who agrees with limiting juice in children's diets, said it's sometimes beneficial.
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Adkins is also the only leading Democratic candidate who is in favor of limiting abortion.
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Le Pen has been campaigning on the basis of limiting immigration and increasing protectionist policies.
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Other examples include initially limiting UberPool requests until the driver got used to the platform.
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The speed limiting devices would only apply to trucks that weigh more than 26,85033 pounds.
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He lasted in that role until 1999, when he proposed laws limiting a president's powers.
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Limiting the choice for leaders by parliament would reduce democracy, not enhance it, he argued.
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It will be limiting the development of the new supplies to supplement the declining fuel.
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Feldman owns a 5-2 career mark versus the Orioles, limiting Adam Jones to an .
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A concept that's received endorsements from researchers is conducting risk-limiting audits after an election.
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"Limiting access to fishing is the primary tool we've had to improve fisheries," he said.
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He said aspects in the definition of the rule were limiting liquidity in secondary markets.
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Several orders limiting government bureaucracy or regulations are now winding their way through federal agencies.
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The Avalanche stifled the Kings' offense through two periods, limiting Los Angeles to 14 shots.
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Unlike the Conservatives, it won't accept leaving the European Union without a damage-limiting deal.
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Computers were left behind, and we started limiting the number of people in the meetings.
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That could involve monitoring phone calls and internet activities as well as limiting individual movements.
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"The existing regulatory system is limiting, not stimulating our economy," Mnuchin said in a statement.
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The original 6003 agreement had lifted sanctions in exchange for Tehran limiting its nuclear program.
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The Bucks dominated the interior, limiting Rockets center Clint Capela to 2131.8-of-2119 shooting.
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Batteries tend to be the biggest limiting factor in bringing electric cars to the road.
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That people are surprised when you listen (and I am not limiting this to myself).
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They advise limiting any activities that are tough on joints, like contact sports and weightlifting.
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