Katara weighs around 35 pounds, over the limit in some cases.
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Not going over the limit should be easy in most cases.
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You're going to drink yourself over the limit before you even come.
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He had a couple of beers and was just over the limit.
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The software will prohibit any speeds more than 5mph over the limit.
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Tally charges no origination, annual, prepayment, late or over-the-limit fees.
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I was way over the limit but still able to find even more.
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Another was five times over the limit, and yet another six times over.
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"Everybody was taking risks and some went over the limit," Van Avermaet told reporters.
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If it's over the limit, they could be arrested and charged with felony possession.
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Giving athletes too much money — in one case, $5 over the limit — for books.
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In the most recent incident, April 5, he was traveling 33 mph over the limit.
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It carries no annual fees, cash advances fees, over the limit fees or late fees.
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There are also no fees for the Apple Card, including international or over-the-limit fees.
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Training too hard and just pushing a little bit over the limit in all the sessions.
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Handling is spectacular, with enough grip that you aren't stepping over the limit on public roads.
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Currently, Kraus still works with clients to shed assets that would push them over the limit later.
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Turks from northern Cyprus don't take part; if they did, Cyprus would be well over the limit.
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Gatekeepers would obsessively check carry-on bags, demanding huge fees for those a smidgen over the limit.
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The boat was built for 15 and they were 38 over the limit, Palestinians, Syrians, and Lebanese.
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A Volkswagen Passat also tested by West Virginia researchers was five to 18 times over the limit.
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That's right — if your bag is just one pound over the limit, you'll pay four times as much.
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Apple Card has no annual, late, international, or over-the-limit fees, or even penalty fees for missed payments.
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Imagine not being able to fight for your driver license in court after speeding 1 mile over the limit.
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This way, you may get your itemized deductions over the limit one year and take the standard deduction the next.
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Anyone who goes over the limit could face up to three years in prison and thousands of dollars in fines.
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Notably, there are no annual fees, no late fees, no hidden fees, no international fees, no over-the-limit fees.
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This way, you can get your itemized deductions over the limit one year and take the standard deduction the next.
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This card also comes with no late payment fee on your first late payment, and no over-the-limit fees.
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Every now and then, you're going to step over the limit of the car, and you're going to wreck it.
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If you're already over the limit, then Flickr will delete your files until you've reached the limit, starting with the oldest one.
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Those users who opted not to pay and who were over the limit would have those additional images deleted by February 5th.
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Reports of excessively punitive training of female gymnasts surface with some regularity, so in that sense "Over the Limit" is not unexpected.
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OVER THE LIMIT With a mat-side seat, this documentary watches as the Russian gymnast Margarita Mamun prepares for the 2016 Olympics.
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You can tell the card company ahead of time to reject any charges that are going to put you over the limit.
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While it's legal in Washington for people over 21 to possess one ounce of cannabis, this stash was 60 times over the limit.
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It's like a speed camera: People slow down because they know they'll otherwise get caught for driving over the limit of the law.
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Her contortions are mesmerizing, and for a moment we relax in expectation that "Over the Limit" will be a rather soothing sports documentary.
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As she wrapped up the speech, which went over the limit by mere seconds, Schwertner banged his gavel over a glass tabletop, shattering it.
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What's more, certain provisions protect you from over-the-limit fees if your card becomes maxed out within 45 days of the lowered limit.
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That means no annual fees, no international fees when traveling abroad or shopping on foreign websites, no over-the-limit fees, and no late fees.
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And when I selected "download" again, a pop-up informed me I was over the limit, needling me like a slow form of water torture.
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It's great news: the judge reduced my speed to nine miles per hour over the limit and my insurance may go up, but that's it!
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He can give his son $100,000 — which is $86,863 over the limit — file a Form 709, use some of his credit and avoid gift taxes.
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" Mr. Zhao said he had explained to Mr. Ge that if they kept to their plan, his hours would be "a lot over the limit.
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In other words, a lack of sleep for one night can impair your reflexes and decision-making to the same extent as being over the limit.
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Even more interesting, the card does not charge over-the-limit or late fees, which should give some consumers a little bit of extra breathing room.
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If the databases show the income has gone over the limit, families are notified by mail and have 10 days to prove otherwise or lose Medicaid.
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On February 5th, those over-the-limit users who hadn't upgraded and who hadn't downloaded their archives would have their photos deleted, starting with their oldest ones.
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The resident went on to explain that they're regularly given emailed and verbal reminders about making sure not to log hours that would go over the limit.
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The proposal also includes a push for enacting Positive Train Control, a key safety feature that automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit.
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One thing I love about the Apple Card is that it doesn't charge an annual fee, or over-the-limit fees, foreign transaction fees, or late fees.
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The increase also puts Iran's stores of low enriched uranium far over the limit set by the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, which the US left in 2018.
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When she checked out, Kris said, the cashier told her that a package of hamburger buns put her over the limit of two bread items per person.
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When mechanical engineering apprentice Elliot was breathalyzed, he was found to be over the limit with 47 micrograms in 100ml of breath, the legal limit being 35 micrograms.
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Heat from the souped-up turbos generates diesel NOx up to 22025 times over the limit; gasoline equivalents lose fuel-efficiency and spew fine particles and carbon monoxide.
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After he pulled the U.S. out of the Iran nuclear deal, Tehran upped its enriched uranium production, sending it last month over the limit specified by the agreement.
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Then I got a notification saying one of our lines was over the limit, and I would need to purchase an extra gigabyte for $10 to keep going.
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The patch can tell almost immediately if the wearer is over the limit for driving and transmits this information from the electronic board to mobile phones via Bluetooth.
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The report says two slices will get me over the limit – so I hack off a quarter and stuff it into my face as fast as I can.
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Say you earned $5,0003 over the limit in a given year and the Social Security Administration discovers it later when it does its annual review of your tax return.
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Credit cards can come with an array of fees, ranging from annual fees to application fees, foreign transaction fees, late fees, returned payment fees, and over-the-limit fees.
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For example, card companies can't charge you a fee if you go over the limit on your card unless you give them permission to authorize purchases above your limit.
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And on February 5th, 2019, free accounts that are still over the limit will have their content actively deleted until they're back under 1,000 (starting with the oldest content first).
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Just this year, his personal vehicle has gotten three tickets for going at least 343 miles per hour over the limit on streets in front of schools — during school hours.
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The victims had used a shuttle service set up to prevent drunken driving, but prosecutors said they were hit by a man with blood-alcohol levels far over the limit.
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If you're over the limit at the end of the lease, you'll pay anywhere from about 15 cents to 25 cents for each extra mile you put on the car.
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I think generally exercise is a good thing for people throughout treatment as long as they're not pushing their body over the limit, so I think it's a personal [tolerance].
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Pirates President Frank Coonelly, who was himself arrested for driving while over the limit in 2011, said in a statement the team were aware of the "serious charges" filed against Kang.
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But when they discovered that their combined income would push them over the limit for a one-bedroom apartment, it was decided that Ms. Walter should take a studio by herself.
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But it levied $34,000 in fines in September against another candidate, George T. McDonald, an advocate for the homeless who ran as a Republican, mostly for accepting over-the-limit contributions.
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You can expect to pay anywhere from 15 cents to 25 cents at the end of the lease for each mile over the limit you put on the car, Montoya said.
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I'm sure I am only going a few miles per hour over the limit, but I know my car stands out and that there is a speed trap on the highway. Rats!
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The National Transportation Safety Board, which said a cause of the accident will be determined later, said the train was going 22015 mph over the limit when it went around a curve.
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So depending on what kind of fish, where it comes from and how much of it you're eating, you could go over the limit of mercury and suffer some not so pleasant consequences.
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In Florida, the most common speeding ticket is for a speed of nine miles per hour over the limit, which calls for the lowest fine and is just below a large fine increase.
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We're told the speed limit in the area is 25 kph ... which is only about 15 mph ... and a local official tells us they believe there's evidence showing he was over the limit.
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And the bone-headed scheme of imitating his twin brother and withdrawing $10,000 from the bank — a number one dollar over the limit a bank will allow without having to report the transaction.
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NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt said at a Sunday press conference that Positive Train Control, a safety feature that automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit, could have prevented the collision.
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So now, while you're worried about whether or not your baggage will be over the limit or how much leg room you'll have, you can also wonder if there's a scorpion in your overhead compartment.
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The Obama administration criticized Tehran after it went over the limit on heavy water for the second time last year, adding that the deal specifies that excess heavy water must be delivered to a foreign buyer.
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Small wonder: held at arm's length, a popular firework known as a "garland" generates more than 1,000 times more poisonous smoke than the WHO maximum; the even stinkier "snake tablet" is 2,560 times over the limit.
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Their credit cards were frequently charged to the credit limit, often with five-figure balances, resulting in approximately $1393,600 in finance charges, interest, and other fees related to late, over the limit, and returned payment fees. 17.
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But even when the lab followed Apple's instructions, meant to alert the phone's sensors about being close to human skin and signaling to turn the power down, the iPhones still went over the limit at 2 millimeters.
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One study shows that staying awake for 20 hours has the same impact on the performance of various cognitive tasks as a blood-alcohol level of 0.1%, well over the limit for driving a car in most countries.
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The bill, titled the Positive Train Control Implementation and Financing Act, would give railroads until the end of the year to enact Positive Train Control (PTC), which automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit.
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The derailment spurred House Democrats earlier this month to introduce new legislation to accelerate the implementation of a train safety feature called Positive Train Control (PTC), which automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit.
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A vegan advocacy group, the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, is filing a suit over the change, and suggested to the New York Times that the egg industry, and their long-standing dislike over the limit, may have been behind it.
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"But the interesting point is once you go over the limit, growth becomes inhibited – the key is to avoid addiction," Chu said, adding that a good rule of thumb was to do it in moderation, no more than 20 hours a week.
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Currently, the credit is only refundable for families who make at least $3,000, and phases in at 13 cents on the dollar: so if you make $4,000, say, you only get $150 (15 percent of the $1,000 you are over the limit).
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Technically, going 1 mph over the speed limit is a violation, but you'd have a hard time finding anyone convicted of going 1 mile over the limit, or finding someone who thinks going 46 mph in a 45-mph zone is morally wrong.
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The safety agency also found in a preliminary report issued earlier this month that a key train safety feature known as Positive Train Control (PTC), which automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit, would have slowed down the train.
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Chairman Robert Sumwalt said at a press conference that the implementation of Positive Train Control (PTC), which automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit, could have prevented the collision that left two people dead and dozens of others injured.
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Mara Clarke, founder of the Abortion Support Network, a charity that supports women forced to travel for safe, legal abortion, says this is especially crushing if the two-week window plus appointment waiting time pushes the patient over the limit to access legal abortion.
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If a team like the Yankees, who have been above the luxury tax threshold for three consecutive seasons, blows past next season's $213 million threshold, the tax could be as high as 22013 cents for every dollar over the limit that a team spends.
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Government finances were pushed over the limit by over-spending by regional governments, especially the eastern regions of Catalonia and Valencia, and one-off costs such as a national health bill to treat hepatitis C patients, Acting Treasury Minister Cristobal Montoro told a news conference.
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Because of the volatile nature of low-wage work—in which earnings and hours change seasonally or erratically—the chances of someone working insufficient hours to meet the requirement or having an income that is temporarily over the limit, and thereby losing health coverage, is fairly high.
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Signed into law in 2009, the CARD Act marked a major turning point for American consumers, providing protection against unreasonable fees and penalties, putting a stop to hidden over-the-limit fees, while also ensuring that consumers receive their bills on the same day every month.
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It bubbled up in David Yazbek's "Lovesick" (from "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown") and overflowed in an amusingly self-deprecating story about a disastrous drinking spree with Patti LuPone, a star who knows a thing or two about taking things to over the limit.
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Arturo Flores, a 45-year-old Mexican immigrant and single father, had been living illegally in the United States for more than 17 years when he was arrested in November 2017 in North Carolina for driving 15 miles an hour over the limit and without a license.
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Whether you've just made a huge payment on your credit card, are waiting on late freelance checks, have gone over the limit on your expenses, or are in another pinch and don't have immediate access to funds, sometimes you need to get creative about making some money — quick.
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But in the end, it was articles like the one in The Guardian and this one in Newsweek that describe brosé—a word describing the phenomenon in which men with fragile masculinities condescend to drink something that is pink, the color of a vagina, god forbid—as a "movement" that ultimately pushed me over the limit.
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The Detroit PD didn't specify exactly what kind of a fine the kid landed, but Michigan Live points out that tickets for going 26 MPH over the limit or more start at $155 (with $4 extra per mile), so his parents are probably shelling out at least a couple hundred bucks for their responsible teen's, uh, not-so-responsible drive home.
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You won't be approved for them if you're over 5/24, but if you're nearing five new card accounts in 24 months, opening a new Chase business card won't push you any closer toward being over the limit, so this could be a great way to earn more Ultimate Rewards points without preventing you from opening other Chase consumer cards in the near future.
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Even at a catchweight of 140 pounds—five pounds over the limit of the women's marquee bantamweight division, where all the great, legacy-defining fighters like Ronda Rousey, Holly Holm, and champion Amanda Nunes Cyborg should be fighting if the world had any justice in it reside—Cyborg is once again mauling her body just to be able to make it into the Octagon.
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On average, though, fewer than 1.1 percent of speeders on the parkway receive tickets sent by the automated system, because of limitations that include the hours that the cameras can issue them (during the school day), a state law that permits fines only for those caught going 11 miles per hour or more over the limit (speeds of 363 to 35 are illegal but not enforced by the cameras) and, in some cases, technical difficulties in identifying the license plate.
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C.), Katherine ClarkKatherine Marlea ClarkToni Morrison dies at 88 Former Virginia deputy AG: Trump's Twitter attacks a 'distraction' from 'substantive' critiques House Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment MORE (D-Mass.) and Pete AguilarPeter (Pete) Ray AguilarDemocratic leaders seek balance amid liberal push to go big on immigration Katherine Clark quietly eyes leadership ascent The Hill's Morning Report - Crunch time arrives for 2020 Dems with debates on deck MORE (D-Calif.) also signed the letter, which says the Amtrak National Network's routes must implement Positive Train Control (PTC), which automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit.
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