Training to the limit tears muscles and wears out joints.
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Yet Brexit is testing party managers' skills to the limit.
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Leslie Jones' trainer is still pushing her to the limit!
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It will test Ms. May's new government to the limit.
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The important thing is you push your experimentation to the limit.
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Is Portman overdoing it here, hamming the trashiness to the limit?
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Netanyahu, meanwhile, appeared ready to take Trump's proposal to the limit.
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One species, the lesser flamingo, has taken this relationship to the limit.
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They push everything to the limit, they have a grand self-image.
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A. Drake took me to the limit in our Ping-Pong challenge.
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Leverage ratios have grown to the limit contemplated by the current rating.
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At 000.7 years old, she's still pushing her body to the limit.
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VG18 lies close to the limit of what current telescopes can detect.
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In her own work, Ms. Evans pushes her investigations to the limit.
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"They pushed us right to the limit," Perry said of the Canadiens.
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"We are moving to the limit with live and gaming," said Agag.
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"The body is being pushed to the limit right now," he said.
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During the Syrian refugee crisis, it admitted to being "stretched to the limit".
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It is the usual stuff but it is pushing it to the limit.
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He's a leader who takes his team to the limit and to victory.
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The current mix of materials has been "stretched to the limit", he says.
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Market participants are looking at other tweaks to the limit up, limit down system.
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But the debacle in the Republican Party is testing this theory to the limit.
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Pushing these games to the limit really tells us so much more about them.
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Exploding batteries can be the consequence of overeager companies pushing technology to the limit.
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"We are pushing it to the limit," Miller said when the kids' moms protested.
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The cord, pulled to the limit of tension, snaps at its most sensitive spot.
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Still "with this present budget, Norwegian politicians are almost up to the limit," Blindbaek said.
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Online, he read about machine learning, stretching his English and programming skills to the limit.
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Honda has not pushed automation to the limit at Greensburg, managers at the plant said.
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We were expressing ourselves, pushing ourselves to the limit, and seeing where it would go.
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Cars 3The latest trailer is scored to "Take It to the Limit" by the Eagles.
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Its capabilities are stretched to the limit, answering more than 650,000 emergency calls each day.
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Chyna and her giant baby bump were in L.A. Friday, taking it to the limit.
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"Your goal should be aiming to increase those contributions up to the limit," O'Shea said.
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"But every person must have the desire to push oneself to the limit!" he said.
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Where some are makeup-focused, others take Kahlo's affinity for colors and prints to the limit.
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Pushing that generalization out to the limit requires being able to go and understand the structure.
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Many of the new arrivals were unaccompanied minors, and the influx stretched services to the limit.
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"Ke Jie pushed AlphaGo right to the limit," tweeted DeepMind founder Demis Hassabis following the match.
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I get home feeling ready to make cards and stretch my artistic skills to the limit.
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Hamilton said Mercedes were still working as hard as ever, pushing the car to the limit.
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"He was very larger than life, a risk taker, pushing it to the limit," she says.
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The deluge could push industrial waste sites to the limit, Governor Roy Cooper said on Friday.
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And he is pushing it to the limit all in the name of putting America first.
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Questions about what happened to Dr. Li Wenliang have stretched Cui's messaging ability to the limit.
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Presidents could use secrecy, and sometimes outright deception, to push their executive powers to the limit.
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"I like to push things to the limit," he told The New York Times in April.
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I could push myself just to the limit; my body always tells me when enough is enough.
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There is something anti-social about the corporate dedication to pushing the tax law to the limit.
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Those fires were among 17 burning across the state, where fire crews were stretched to the limit.
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Seeing him weigh in so close to the limit of the heavyweight division, however, is pretty unprecedented.
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Those fires were among 22 burning across the state, where fire crews were stretched to the limit.
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Facebook (FB) on Wednesday acknowledged that the effects of the pandemic are stretching it to the limit.
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"Ultimately, the system always depends on someone pushing themselves to the limit," one fan wrote on Twitter.
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She will push things to the limit, and be willing to go into quite deep, dark places.
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Trust us: recovery days are just as essential as the days you push yourself to the limit.
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It's a good position to be in because they know they need to defend to the limit.
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As of autumn last year, the accumulation of bodies of drowned migrants was stretching resources to the limit.
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I'm excited to push that to the limit as I board a plane to Asia early next week.
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He figured he could build it more cheaply, especially if he took his scavenger mentality to the limit.
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But I was playing almost to the limit all the time, looking for winners with my forehand, backhands.
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Citizens are being pushed to the limit as economic conditions continue to deteriorate and prices of goods rise.
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The surprising Brewers, with a payroll half the size of the Dodgers', pushed this series to the limit.
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"It's fun to push yourself to the limit," said Elena Basargin, 16, a junior on the soccer team.
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Some were carried on people's shoulders and others on wooden carts, stretching the hospital's resources to the limit.
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Why not pursue to the limit this prodigious multiplication of visions of the world and of other languages?
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It pushes its characters to the limit until revenge has become exhausting and we all need a lie-down.
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But with monetary policy taken to the limit to lift growth and inflation, can central banks do any more?
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"We are willing to take this to the limit," said Joan Montardit, a 65-year-old photographer in Barcelona.
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Another song I like is "Take It To The Limit" by The Eagles—that song honestly saved my life.
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Safari directors claim that Amur's patience was likely pushed to the limit due to a nearby female in heat.
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Or would they push their bodies to the limit to pull off the high-risk, high-reward quad jumps?
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The government says it will stick to the law, but "test to the limit" what is required by it.
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Setting a spending cap would be counterproductive, they say, because it would encourage agencies to spend up to the limit.
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In fact, 2.9% wage growth may be close to the limit of what the economy can produce without sparking inflation.
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Alex and Ben had been pushing their bodies to the limit trying to get down the mountain and find shelter.
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Earlier this year her skills were tested to the limit against key members of the 2016-2017 Arsenal football team.
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But now, The New York Post is taking the "Jennifer Aniston reacts" angle and really pushing it to the limit.
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Tory MPs' belief that the party is too weak to bear another leadership contest is being tested to the limit.
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And the city's public defender system is stretched to the limit when it comes to conspiracy cases like this one.
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An epic five-year drought wreaked havoc on its farming; now record flooding is pushing its infrastructure to the limit.
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We stretched these tights to the limit, committed ourselves to abusing our legs, and provided our honest-to-Lycra reviews.
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If you've packed your place to the limit with smart home accessories, you might want to consider the Echo Plus.
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Since then, pushing his powers to the limit, he has continued to dominate politics by dint of his personal popularity.
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Last season, the Rockets stretched the Warriors to the limit in the conference finals, losing the series in seven games.
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The pit boss would never think he was cheating by pushing the rules to the limit, and neither would Alberto.
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Part of the problem was that with the Note 7, Samsung had pushed itself to the limit, company officials said.
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The songs ended up cryptic and emphatic, tragicomic and bold: taking things to the limit in taut three-minute packages.
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A single tax filer can deduct the full amount of their traditional IRA contribution (up to the limit) regardless of income.
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If you want to go out there and train and push yourself to the limit, you have to be well rested.
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But France is already stretched to the limit, both in prison capacity and in the numbers of suspects it can monitor.
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I think there will always be an aspect of controlling a piece of machinery, of two or three thousand pounds of machinery being controlled by very minute movements of your hand… Taking yourself to the limit, taking the machine to the limit; there's something in our brain wired to enjoy that, so hopefully that's always a part of it.
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Avani's factory has the capacity to produce five times as much plastic, and the founders hope to push it to the limit.
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Those who survive for 40 days — tested to the limit with demanding physical challenges — get to split the money as their prize.
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Neil was a hardworking, intelligent engineer who loved planes and who pushed himself to the limit to get us where we needed.
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In the winter of 2014, the world gathered for an international competition that would push each nation's best minds to the limit.
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The IEA cautioned the world's oil supply cushion "might be stretched to the limit" due to production losses in several different countries.
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Even familiar forms have been warped and stretched to the limit, to better allow their audiences to wallow in the subject matter.
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They asked participants to push themselves to the limit and ranked results into three groups based on low, medium or high endurance.
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China is considering an end to the limit imposed on the number of children that each family can have, according to Bloomberg.
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"They will have very little difficulty fishing up to the limit under the tuna treaty, even with the new boundaries," Schatz said.
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During a strong economy, we should be preparing for future events such as those, not pushing the credit card to the limit.
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A competitive runner, he was pushing his body to the limit in training and working full time as a Nike sports scientist.
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Second, the political actors whose conflict is creating the problem appear ready to press their competing courses of action to the limit.
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"We are stretched almost to the limit," said Francine Dupuis, the spokeswoman for the Quebec government agency responsible for assisting new arrivals.
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In fact, she is no stranger to any type of race that involves strain, endurance or pushing one's body to the limit.
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Funds that do increase leverage are expected not to take it to the limit and will likely maintain a cushion, as previously.
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But Mr. Pedlikin also expects to fund his son's Able account up to the limit, to take advantage of its tax-free growth.
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Nintendo was already pushing the technological envelope to the limit with the Game Boy, and there simply wasn't room for these other features.
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He stayed with the band until 1977, penning and singing single "Take It to the Limit" before quitting the group due to exhaustion.
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It's easy to think that, in order to compete on a global scale, these young athletes have to be pushed to the limit.
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We were not able to push the car to anywhere close to the limit on any lap on testing due to different problems.
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But the arrival of hundreds of members of the caravans has stretched to the limit migrant shelters that were already overflowing with people.
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It's like when we were kids, running in high school, and you push yourself to the limit and you feel those lungs burn.
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Max, like some demon elf with his springing curls and blazing blue eyes, seemed to spend the 1960s testing listeners to the limit.
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We're not close to the limit ... And it is important to separate out the question of should rich people pay more in taxes.
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Osaka comfortably won the opening set but was tested by the Croatian, who pushed her to the limit in the second and third.
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Since then, pushing his powers to the limit, he has continued to dominate politics by dint of his personal popularity and forceful personality.
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Brazil's power sector regulation says that distributors can pass on that bill to consumers up to the limit of a 5 percent surplus.
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If you're pushing yourself to the limit and letting off some major steam — literally — toss those leggings in the hamper after one wear.
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Even though the Packers were missing quarterback Aaron Rodgers, running back Ty Montgomery and linebacker Clay Matthews, they pushed Pittsburgh to the limit.
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Although California has greatly improved water-use efficiency in the last half-century, climate change is pushing our water system to the limit.
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"We're going to push this car to the limit so that when race day comes, we know what the limit is," he said.
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This is close to the limit of how much mass a compact object can contain before it crushes itself into a black hole.
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Trump's EPA, by stretching its authority to give individual waivers to refineries to the limit, has fundamentally undone the purpose of the legislation.
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It was one of the oldest Queen's finals but the two warriors served up a classic as they pushed each other to the limit.
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"The rhetoric is so strong this time; and economic and financial constraints are really pushing (the need for) compliance to the limit, " said Hynes.
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What has given urgency to the situation is that growing numbers of migrants are remaining in Italy, straining to the limit its reception facilities.
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"Our resources are stretched to the limit," Duniya said, adding they needed new funds to de-congest existing settlements stretched by the Congolese influx.
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"Aid services in the camps were already overstretched and this development will push us all to the limit," said NRC country director Nasr Muflahi.
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I have so much fun going fast and pushing myself to the limit on downhill skis there is nothing else I would rather do.
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Instead of relying on college superstars, they have built their team through some crafty trades and by pushing their young players to the limit.
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San Francisco has been the poster child for a city whose resources are pushed to the limit by tech companies that call it home.
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Rising temperatures are fueling surging peak electricity demand in places like Texas, pushing power generation capacity to the limit as reserve margins get thinner.
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Skiers can train four to five hours a day at their peak, covering 60 kilometers or more and pushing their bodies to the limit.
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The idea is that pushing taxpayers to the limit, while temporarily good for the I.R.S., causes long-term strain on the government over all.
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His prior order also stretched the immigration laws to the limit and, according to at least one federal court, broke the laws Congress wrote.
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Every year, new nail-biting rides that push visitors to the limit open at theme parks around the world — and 2019 did not disappoint.
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But the river is not getting any bigger, and the country has already pushed how much it can extract from it to the limit.
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The judge here is in cahoots with the independent counsel to pressure Manafort to the limit because he is the only guy pleading not guilty.
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The Bulldogs have dropped four of five since a 4-1 start, but they pushed host Minnesota to the limit Monday before falling 68-67.
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The 15.125 percent minimum CAR set by Oman for 2019 would put most lenders there below or close to the limit at current capital levels.
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Stimulating growth does require that you reach a certain threshold of effort, and pushing yourself to the limit is one sign you've crossed that threshold.
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Second-seeded Caroline Garcia was pushed to the limit before emerging with a first-round win on Tuesday in the Baltic Open in Jurmala, Latvia.
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Bernie Sanders pushed Hillary Clinton to the limit during the Iowa caucus in 2016, a second-place finish that helped launch his upstart presidential run.
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Skoda now ranks as VW's second most profitable car brand behind Porsche and production capacity at its three Czech plants is stretched to the limit.
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His three pacemakers were pushed to the limit to keep the tempo high as Kipchoge dipped well below world-record time at the halfway mark.
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For decades, Mr. Forsythe has been stretching his relationship with ballet to the limit: fracturing its grammar, forcing it to extremes of balance and speed.
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Meanwhile, hospitals are already pushing staff to the limit in an effort to keep enough doctors and nurses on call to respond to the pandemic.
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In the wider culture, it appears we have suddenly come to the limit of our tolerance for the sexualized abuse of power by adult men.
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Brazil's public finances are being stretched to the limit by weak economic growth, low tax revenues and high spending commitments in areas such as pensions.
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New York attempts to send its Eastern Conference second-round series to the limit when it hosts the Ottawa Senators for Game 6 on Tuesday.
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Specifically, if I got ran to a motorcycle, pumped the gas to the limit, and rolled over the countryside, would I die in the process?
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I hate glasses shopping for the same reason I hate pants shopping: Every pair fits differently, and try-on sessions push my patience to the limit.
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If I was going to be come a real woman with pilates arms, I needed to push myself to the limit – for about 30 minutes, max.
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At 56, Tom Cruise continues to push himself to the limit with two new action films on the horizon: Top Gun: Maverick and Mission: Impossible – Fallout.
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And then he was into that cycle of losing confidence, being unable to push to the limit, and thus unable to get those temperatures back up.
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Veitch gives the scammers a run for their money when he starts "hiring" his family and friends and pushes his new-found "job" to the limit.
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As the number in circulation gets closer to the limit, the rate at which miners can produce them automatically declines, according to a pre-ordained formula.
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"Through the fire, to the limit, to the wall / For a chance to be with you, I'd gladly risk it all," she sings on the chorus.
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Firefighters from across the United States are being sent to California to help crews stretched to the limit as they battle 17 wildfires across the state.
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She plays every single scene to the limit, finding truth in the hackneyed dramatic beats and keeping a straight face when Jamie Dornan tries to emote.
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Her son's debts to other lowlifes in town push her devotion to the limit, but the film is best when the tension stays inside the home.
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"The lack of information is driving people to the limit of desperation," a coalition of human rights and aid organizations said in a statement this week.
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"For military leaders, operating in a political environment will push you to the limit, and you've got to be prepared to say, 'I'm not going there.'"
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The group is now close to the limit of the extra cash it can squeeze out per tonne sold, Whitcutt said in an interview last week.
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While the bulk of the blazes have been concentrated across Australia's east coast, hot weather has ignited firefronts in other parts, stretching authorities to the limit.
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"I think when the performance is there, we need to provide a platform, a laboratory for these electric cars to go to the limit," he said.
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The result is that the global oil industry is being "stretched to the limit", according to the International Energy Agency ("Oil Market Report", IEA, July 22).
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And now the puzzling behavior of evangelicals is pushed to the limit by their support for Trump despite the slimy facts of the Stormy Daniels story.
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Ms. Khobdeh, a firecracker, takes every role to the limit — in a great way — and Mr. Mahoney, powerfully built, has an understated quality to his dancing.
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A few years later Schengen came close to buckling, as over 1m migrants exploited the borderless zone, testing the asylum systems of some countries to the limit.
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"If that happens, it will mean less sugar available to the market", he said, as mills would push production mix to the limit in favor of ethanol.
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Galang's pieces capture the in-between moments: the space between a punch being thrown and landing, the facial expressions showing an athlete pushing themselves to the limit.
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"This needs to be confronted before it becomes a huge problem... They (the government) are taking the FGTS to the limit," Franco said, without giving further details.
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He was extremely physical as a defender, and any team that he has managed, including Newcastle in the past, goes to the limit to stay in games.
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One of Mirror's workouts is a competitive cardio mode, where you try to score points by keeping your heart rate up and pushing yourself to the limit.
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"We really are being stretched to the limit," said Mr. Udall, who sees President Trump and his allied Republicans as upending the governing norms of the nation.
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"The recovery effort for a record-setting storm like Harvey has strained resources to the limit already," said the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky.
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Ministers have said they will respect the law that was passed by parliament, but also that they want to "test to the limit" exactly what it requires.
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They stretched efficiency to the limit: ditching full-time employees for gig workers; reducing spare production capacity and inventories; building a system that's lean, mean, and vulnerable.
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"If you're the type who will charge up to the limit on every credit card, a zero-percent transfer probably isn't going to change that," Clements said.
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The global energy watchdog however said the disruptions underscored the pressure on global supplies as the world's spare production capacity cushion "might be stretched to the limit".
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"In the class of superconductor accelerator magnets, we are very close to the limit for this kind of technology," Alexander Zlobin, a scientist at Fermilab, told Gizmodo.
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That allowed Ortiz, a 40-year-old Cuban, to push him to the limit in their first fight before crumpling to the canvas in the 10th round.
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At nearly $20 trillion, debt subject to the limit exceeds what the U.S. economy produces in goods and services as measured by gross domestic product (GDP) annually.
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But Mbappe's powerful runs from midfield destroyed Argentina in the second round, and his pace is likely to stretch the 31-year-old Vertonghen to the limit.
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ISDA Chief Executive Scott O'Malia said the "sheer operational challenge" of amending outstanding documentation backing trades, more than 150,000 pieces, is stretching dealers and customers to the limit.
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Their emotions were stretched to the limit after experts determined that flares and a life raft discovered in the search area did not come from the missing submarine.
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The Jaguars are in the Big Dance for the first time since 2013, when they stretched top-seeded Gonzaga to the limit before dropping a 64-58 decision.
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If 5G is really to achieve its full potential, though, two techniques already used widely in Wi-Fi and LTE will have to be pushed to the limit.
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But with the ever-escalating battle to push phone cameras to the limit, it may only be a matter of time until the hexadecimal camera is a reality.
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"I like pushing myself to the limit and pushing the envelope, and in my mind that is not really compatible with a reliable long-term plan," says Ferriss.
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He was the band's founding bassist and high-harmony singer, and took the lead vocal on the band's hit "Take it to the Limit," which he co-wrote.
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"Once bike-sharing pushes it really to the limit, to the extent to impact the way people think of mobility, then it could be disruptive," said IHS's Liu.
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His time with the Beatles, which lasted from their first single, "Love Me Do" (1962) to their last album, "Abbey Road" (1969), tested his ingenuity to the limit.
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" United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs coordinator Jamie McGoldrick said medical teams are "stretched to the limit and are running out of essential medical supplies.
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Makers of hygiene products are in for a bit of an unexpected bonanza, along with food delivery services, streaming services — everything internet will be taxed to the limit.
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The $6,43 premium paint job may not encourage you to push it to the limit, but the solidity of the G550 basically begs you to beat on it.
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The authorities reaffirmed commitments to the limit and articulated plans that include reducing the use of guarantees and cutting current expenditures in order to avoid a future limit breach.
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But many farmers have the same idea, pushing potential soy storage areas like containers and silos to the limit, forcing some to resort to one-time-use plastic bags.
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He said the cars were also clearly much faster through the corners and he was happy he would be able to push the McLaren to the limit far more.
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TenneT said the German-Danish border suffered from transmission bottlenecks, adding that transmission capacities were stretched to the limit because of market liberalisation and the transition to renewable energy.
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Oil prices, which had rebounded, turned negative after the International Energy Agency (IEA) said the world's oil supply cushion "might be stretched to the limit" due to production losses.
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But engineers then filled them up to the limit, a big reason why the constellation has survived until now, instead of having to be replaced after a few years.
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The Nürburgring-Nordschleife is 13 miles long, so it's actually a tough test for an electric car; EVs can overheat or exhaust their power when pushed to the limit.
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It was a remarkable, high-tech achievement, but one that stretched rescue crews to the limit and is not scalable in any way to a ship like the Serenity.
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In addition to the limit on deployed nuclear warheads, the treaty required both countries to draw down to 28503 deployed missiles and bombers, and 22019 deployed and nondeployed launchers.
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The energy sector could even become carbon neutral by 2060 to limit future temperature increase to 1.75 degrees C by 2100, if technology innovations are "pushed to the limit".
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But they steadied on Thursday despite a warning from the International Energy Agency that the world's oil supply cushion "might be stretched to the limit" due to production losses.
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It's not about whether can you do the jump once; it's whether can you do that jump after 90 seconds where you've already been pushing yourself to the limit.
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One of five boys raised in a housing project by a single mother, he remembers pushing her to the limit by drawing all over the walls and television screen.
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It also has a business model, targeted advertising, which encourages it to walk up to the limit of what users will accept, and sometimes to walk beyond that line.
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Aside from the game itself, there's also a thriving community, from YouTube to forums, with instructions on different things to try, create, and push its boundaries to the limit.
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MARY HALVORSON OCTET "Away With You" (Firehouse 12) Ms. Halvorson, a guitarist, has a knack for unruly but resolvable tensions, and here she pushes it practically to the limit.
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If you have a little more photographic know-how, though, you might want an app like Halide, which is designed to let you push the cameras to the limit.
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As our industry deploys incredibly complex models that are pushing to the limit chip sets, algorithms and scientists, we risk reinforcing subtle biases, powerfully and at a previously unimaginable scale.
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" READ: How to train your brain to push your body to the limit But using that same logic, another says: "I see 6 girls when you look at the bracelets.
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"In a few hours the technical process will come to an end and the enrichment beyond 3.67% will begin," he added, referring to the limit set in the 2015 agreement.
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"If (inflation) starts to influence wage behaviour and other price behaviour, and we start to see domestically generated consequences of that, that moves us closer to the limit," Carney said.
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Of those, only 656 were able to complete a maximum exercise test pushing themselves to the limit; the rest had a health condition that made this type of test unsafe.
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YouTuber Dave Lee was the first to identify it: When you push the MacBook Pro to the limit, and it gets hot, it's not nearly as fast as Apple claims.
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The Road The Road is such a heavy story about life after civilization that really pushes you to the limit of exactly how much post-apocalyptic stress you can handle.
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GM also is getting close to the limit, having sold nearly 170,000 plug-in cars, including Bolts, Volts and others, through the end of last year, Green Car Reports estimated.
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France has made it clear that it needs the support it receives from the United States; its own forces are stretched to the limit over the Sahel's wide geographic swath.
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Roraima health safety coordinator Daniela Souza said the state has only one maternity hospital and it is being stretched to the limit, with patients sleeping on cots in the corridors.
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She pushed her body to the limit while learning some of the tough moves in the action-heavy role and ended up cracking her teeth from clenching her jaw too hard.
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Hurdle's bullpen has been pushed to the limit this week in part because of a doubleheader, extra-inning contest and a makeup game on what would have been a day off.
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"We gave a very good account of ourselves and pushed a team right to the limit, a French team that are tipped to go on and do big things," Jedinak said.
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It's something that came easily at his top London legal practice but leading her delegation in last-ditch Brexit talks with the European Union could test his skills to the limit.
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Hospitals around the city are stretched to the limit, handling a constant influx of patients while running dangerously low on personal protective equipment like masks and gowns for doctors and nurses.
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"In the interest of an agreement the utilities have made transparent their economic background and offered to go to the limit of their capabilities," Germany's power firms said in a joint release.
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Cerebras has pushed this approach to the limit: its chip is the biggest that can be cut from the largest available wafers, the round sheets of silicon onto which transistors are etched.
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Kyrgios pushed Roger Federer to the limit in a classic Miami Open semi-final on Friday and beat world number two Novak Djokovic twice in succession in the recent U.S. hardcourt swing.
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The flight time is monitored, of course, and if a pilot gets close to the limit, visual and audio cues will remind them to place the flying machine carefully on the ground.
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Britain's Murray, the world number two, edged into the last four with a 6-0 4-6 7-63(2) victory but was pushed to the limit by the 22nd-ranked Johnson.
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"The prevailing science says the vast majority of athletes can push their heart to the limit and come out stronger," said Baggish, who directs the Cardiovascular Performance Program at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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" Harbor CEO Josh Stein explained why private securities in particular will be transformed: "by automating compliance, issuers can allow their investors to trade to the limit of their liquidity across multiple exchanges.
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So it's unlikely that staff are finding time to keep an eye out for signs of extremists indoctrinating other inmates, what with them already being pushed to the limit as it is.
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The growth of internet giants such as Google, Facebook and Amazon has pushed international tax rules to the limit, prompting the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) to pursue global reforms.
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"You cannot substitute corn 100 percent, but I think the animal feed manufacturers and importers will take wheat content to the limit," said a German trader who asked not to be named.
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For professionals photographers and filmmakers who want to push their drones to the limit, filming at long range and in rough conditions, bigger drones might have an edge over the Mavic Pro.
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Spouses and children, the law clearly states, shall "be entitled to the same status, and the same order of consideration" as the workers, but nowhere does it subject them to the limit.
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Not for Vector Space, Virgin Orbit and an unnamed startup that just qualified to participate in the agency's Launch Challenge, which will push their responsive and mobile launch capabilities to the limit.
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For example, you can take distributions from your traditional IRA up to the limit of your tax bracket, then take the rest from your Roth IRA without jumping up a tax bracket.
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Moreover, colleges and universities, almost of all of whom have stretched their financial aid budgets to the limit, may well raise their deposits to increase the cost of "defections" to other schools.
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For instance, singles with more than $124,000 in modified adjusted gross income ($196,000 for married filing jointly) in 2020 cannot contribute up to the limit — $6,000, plus $503,000 if over age 50.
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Even if you don't make it on those select flights, JetBlue says its in-flight Wi-Fi service will handle 360 video streaming and, well, we're eager to push that to the limit.
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But another barrier to increased U.S. travel is that Cuba's hotels, bed and breakfasts, transportation services and amenities are already stretched to the limit, with a record 3.5 million foreign arrivals last year.
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It's also coming with two separate 330W power supplies, and a mechanical keyboard that's backlit with multi-color LEDs, because there's no point pushing your system to the limit without a little style.
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Upon retirement, the NFL also provides a modest lump sum for medical expenses, but CTE is a chronic, degenerative disease requiring long-term rehabilitative care, which can stretch players to the limit financially.
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Marino admits that she was so passionate about improving that she pushed herself and her equipment to the limit, and during that fateful trip, her "girlyish" skis snapped while attempting an audacious jump.
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Sure, you'd be pushing your home internet connection to the limit, but you could probably stream Netflix and have another family member browse the web at the same time using 225-era bandwidth.
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Were the critics, gallerists, and curators looking only for work that pushes hard to abstract forms to the limit, where pure feeling and emotion are the primary forces defining this category of painting?
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Trump's latest moves are likely to alarm critics who see his own questionable legal behavior and record of stretching his powers to the limit as a historic threat to the US legal system.
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It's "Friday Night Lights" meets MTV's "True Life" multiplied by Cirque du Soleil as they push their bodies and hearts to the limit while looked after sternly but lovingly by coach Monica Aldama.
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Tesla recently managed to meet its production quota for its Model 3 cars, but now the billionaire CEO is being criticized for reportedly pushing his staff to the limit to hit those goals.
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Twitter noticed that in some languages, like Japanese, where you can convey more meaning in a fewer number of characters, people butt up to the limit much less often than English speakers do.
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On the flipside, fares for the poor may also be jammed up to the limit of what they're willing to pay for a ride if they consistently travel to and from a poor area.
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"I have my personal opinion that maybe the chair umpire should not have pushed Serena to the limit, especially in a Grand Slam final," Djokovic said about the incident, according to the Washington Post.
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Melissa Etheridge followed with a tribute to The Eagles' Glenn Frey, who died in January at age 67, with a performance of "Take It to the Limit," channeling the guitar legend's soothing stage presence.
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"Just because you're a college student with no income and a credit card company offers you a credit card, it doesn't mean you should spend up to the limit all the time," MacGuineas said.
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AG2R La Mondiale's Bardet, who slipped to third behind Cannondale-Drapac's Rigoberto Uran on Saturday, did push Froome to the limit throughout the three weeks and left him trailing one day in the Pyrenees.
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The emergence of digital giants like Google and Facebook has pushed international tax rules to the limit because they can book profits in countries with the lowest taxes no matter where the customer is.
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The two-hour endurance event sees competitors zipping round and round a course of roughly 180 metres, clad in helmets and elbow guards and pushing their chairs to the limit over the grueling race.
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A credit line differs from a loan because you can draw upon any amount up to the limit at any time, instead of receiving a lump sum amount as you would with a loan.
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Where many people who earn multiple six figures per year drive new cars and live up to the limit of their means, we share a 153 Toyota Prius and don't even have cable television.
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In that Grand Final, the R0KKR were once again taken to the limit in the best-of-five match, but this time they fell one map short in their effort at a reverse sweep.
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Now, Apple fans on Reddit, Facebook, and Discord are complaining about the i9 and the few people who've already got the new MacBook Pro are running benchmarks and pushing the machine to the limit.
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With more than half of all Navy aircraft out of service and no budget agreement in place to increase defense spending levels, the top brass says its usable planes are being pushed to the limit.
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Meanwhile, Clinton has already threatened to use new executive actions to shield more people from deportations than Obama already if legislation fails, although experts say Obama may have already pushed executive authority to the limit.
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The influx has pushed capacity to the limit and forced many tourists to scramble for hotel rooms, raising questions about how Cuba will absorb additional visitors when scheduled U.S. commercial airline service starts this year.
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The second problem, with pipeline capacity, stems from surprisingly quick production growth that has pushed pipeline capacity to the limit several months before producers expected, said Michael Tran, global energy strategist at RBC Capital Markets.
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The rest of the words are standard fare, but taken to the limit by his sustained vocal delivery, unadorned by Auto-Tune to remain a raw declaration of having made it in the rap game.
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Fitch believes that banks categorized as G-SIBs by the local regulator, five have a reasonable leeway to keep the ratio considering its growth plans; while two of them are somewhat closer to the limit.
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Under a government decree, residents are allowed out to go to the supermarket or to work, or to briefly walk their dog, but Gomez said those rules had been stretched to the limit by many.
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GOP members of Congress, who see the President an a key ally for implementing their agenda, appeared at times pushed to the limit of the slack they were willing to grant the commander in chief.
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The emergence of internet giants such as Google, Facebook and Amazon has pushed international tax rules to the limit as they often book profits in low-tax countries rather than where their customers are located.
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To achieve the height, the builders and planners had to push their resources to the limit, and the building suffered as a result — in fact, the cathedral is technically unfinished, even if it is functional.
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We have fighters that are willing to push themselves to the limit to be the best that they can possibly be, to try to have a sense of financial gain for themselves and their families.
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In a moment of doubt or crisis, I could watch an episode of Buffy, see a woman demonstrate physical strength and mental resilience in literally incredible scenarios and feel capable of pushing myself to the limit.
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There are no images, from what I can tell, that clearly show the challenge, of a father being pushed to the limit of his patience or empathy, or being at a loss of what to do.
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But his patience was pushed to the limit a couple of years ago, when his EgyptAir flight from Cairo to London was blighted by the near-constant stench of cigarette smoke wafting in from the cockpit.
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Since The Coalition is constantly pushing the Unreal Engine to the limit and is in direct contact with Epic, whatever improvements come out of that relationship will benefit the entire community of developers that use it.
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A wildly unpredictable match veered one way, then the other, before the Romanian ended Kerber's resistance on her fourth match point in a spellbinding deciding set that pushed both players to the limit of their endurance.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Gennady "GGG" Golovkin, the most fearsome knockout artist of this era, was pushed to the limit by Daniel Jacobs before retaining his world middleweight titles by decision at Madison Square Garden on Friday.
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And all around the city, I saw how the newish development of raw oil paint allowed him to compose directly on the canvas, pushing Titian's example to the limit and turning each painting into a battleground.
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"Any presidential administration is going to try and push as hard as it can to use its executive powers to the limit," said Sara Rosenbaum, a professor of health law and policy at George Washington University.
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National ownership requirements limit a broadcast company's reach to 39 percent of the country, but Pai reinstated a loophole that allows owners to count only half of some stations' reach when calculating adherence to the limit.
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The free movement of people is a key principle of the European Union, but it is being tested to the limit by the migrant crisis and the U.K's referendum on its future in the 28-country bloc.
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Tesla says it expects the change to "result in a 34% improvement in throughput at our busiest Supercharging locations" and that Tesla owners will be alerted to the limit when they show up at an affected station.
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The IAEA produced a quarterly report on Iran last week that said Iran's stock of enriched uranium had roughly halved after coming close to the limit of what it is allowed under the deal with major powers.
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Republican leaders' patience with Trump has been stretched to the limit, but they have tried to learn to live with a man who plowed up the party's most promising and high-powered presidential field in a generation.
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The British vote strikes at a time when Europe's institutions and unity are being tested to the limit by the Greek debt crisis and the waves of refugees pouring in from the Middle East and North Africa.
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Overnight leader Lowry was pushed to the limit by Sterne but sank a crucial birdie on the final hole to close with a round of 71 that took him to 18-under par 270 for the tournament.
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BANG GANG: A MODERN LOVE STORY From France, the story of some teenagers from "nice families" who think they're so sophisticated they can push their sexuality to the limit and handle a social life of repeated orgies.
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When we take that to the limit, electronics will just be inside our body, and what is the size of a cell phone today, that's just going to be one of the cells in our body someday.
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If sustained, that would make it expensive or impossible for state and local governments to borrow money they need to get through a period in which their public services are likely to be stretched to the limit.
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Tandy is trying to help her formerly drug-addicted and abused mother through a fragile recovery, while working through her own unresolved issues by pushing herself to the limit in ballet practice and threatening perpetrators of domestic violence.
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"Everybody to the Limit" pre-dates almost every pre-YouTube internet sensation—the Star Wars kid, Numa Numa, "It's Peanut Butter Jelly Time," and 2 Girls 1 Cup (no link, sorry)—just about everything except the dancing baby.
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Holder Roger Federer was pushed to the limit early in his second round match by Dan Evans but the third seed held firm to seal a 653-6(5) 7-6(3) 6-3 victory over the Briton.
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G7 governments are concerned that decades-old international tax rules have been pushed to the limit by the emergence of Facebook and Apple, which book profits in low-tax countries regardless of the source of the underlying income.
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The emergence of digital giants has pushed international tax rules to the limit because they can book profits in countries with the lowest taxes no matter where the customer is, which some countries like France say is unfair.
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" I jump up, broke out crying, and running out that door in the pizza restaurant—and it was like God had blown the spirit into that song and said, "Charles, take it to the limit one more time.
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Put off big purchases "If you strongly believe that a recession is around the corner, hold off on buying that boat or upgrading to the big house that will push your cash flow to the limit," Roberge writes.
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Musk said on call discussing the most recent update to the existing driver assistance Autopilot software that it basically stretched computing power to the limit, which is why the upgraded CPU is required for full Level 5 autonomy.
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And direct Roth contributions are also phased out for higher-income workers (for example, joint filers with adjusted gross income less than $189,000 may contribute up to the limit this year; the cutoff for single filers is $120,6003).
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Taken to four sets in each of his first three matches by unseeded opponents, he was later stretched to the limit by Gael Monfils in a quarter-final thriller on Wednesday that went to a final-set tiebreak.
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"The speed of the pests' spread and the size of the infestations are so far beyond the norm that they have stretched the capacities of local and national authorities to the limit," the U.N. said in a statement.
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Chinese Lin, bidding for an unprecedented third successive title, was pushed to the limit in the 68-minute battle with world number 11 Srikanth at the Riocentro before closing out the match 21-6 11-21 21-18.
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Haftar and the UAE have put out feelers to Tripoli forces, and diplomats hope Haftar will agree to negotiate as he needs access to NOC cash after stretching his resources to the limit with his sweep of the south.
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TAPACHULA (Reuters) - More than a thousand migrants broke out of a detention center in southern Mexico on Thursday evening, authorities said, in a fresh sign of how a surge in arrivals has stretched the country's resources to the limit.
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I don't know if Barbara has a real great voice, but she pushes her voice to the limit of her capacity and she's taking a bigger risk because she writes and performs her own music so it's more personal.
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"Rising production from Middle East Gulf countries and Russia, welcome though it is, comes at the expense of the world's spare capacity cushion, which might be stretched to the limit," the Paris-based agency said in its monthly report.
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"Rising production from Middle East Gulf countries and Russia, welcome though it is, comes at the expense of the world's spare capacity cushion, which might be stretched to the limit," the Paris-based IEA said in its monthly report.
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"If things get as far as an actual deployment on the ground of these sorts of systems, then the situation won't just get more complicated, it will escalate right to the limit," RIA news agency quoted Ryabkov as saying.
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - The arrival in the Mexican border city of Tijuana of the first few hundred travelers from migrant caravans is stretching to the limit shelters already overflowing with people, and sparking signs of friction among the population.
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After flip-flopping in and out of retirement since completing 1997's Princess Mononoke, which is getting a brief stint in theaters this week, the Studio Ghibli co-founder continues to push himself to the limit by juggling multiple projects.
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From the first moment that Alaska uttered her signature "Hieeee" catchphrase on this year's second season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, it was clear that she intended to push her transgressive drag to the limit and annihilate the competition.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is getting closer to the limit of its current policy and will communicate its next steps as it receives more information about the euro zone economy, governing council board member Philip Lane said on Friday.
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" And after his win on Sunday, Djokovic told reporters, "I have my personal opinion that maybe the chair umpire should not have pushed Serena to the limit, especially in a Grand Slam final… He did change the course of the match.
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G7 governments are concerned that decades-old international tax rules have been pushed to the limit by the emergence of companies like Facebook and Apple, which book profits in low-tax countries regardless of the source of the underlying income.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's oil output will edge up close to record highs in coming weeks to meet summer demand for power but is unlikely to be pushed to the limit and flood global markets, Saudi-based industry sources said.
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"These are people who have already been stretched to the limit, and one missed paycheck could be enough to push them over the edge into homelessness," said Eric Tars, legal director of the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty.
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The sight of idle young men on street corners is considered a provocation by many in a country where salaries don't rise, the economy grows slowly and the health services and schools — though good — are underfunded and stretched to the limit.
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In the race, Leclerc also showed he was willing to push the rules to the limit — triggering a black and white warning flag, the equivalent of a yellow card in soccer, when he squeezed Mercedes's Lewis Hamilton off the track.
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When it comes to range, Symphonie Fantastique takes it to the limit every bit as much as the Eagles did, and the piece—composed 190 years ago and first pressed into vinyl in 1924—is, by most metrics, a lasting hit.
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Unless Congress reaches a funding deal, the government could close down on Thursday, though Democrats, who appeared to come off worse in the short government shutdown last month may be less willing push things to the limit this time around.
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And the credit box is more – with all the litigation after the crisis, and FHA and all those things, what happened is a lot of banks and nonbanks, they don't go right up to the limit of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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I can go out in the world and I can take risks and I can push myself to the limit, and then there's that core that knows me and no matter how far I go, I'm still the same when I come back.
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The Tigers, better than any team besides Alabama, possess the athletes to hang with Texas A&M's fleet of pass catchers, and can combine it with the sort of edge rush that UCLA and Tennessee deployed to push the Aggies to the limit.
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And those aren't even the most intense or ambitious songs on the record: "Haroomata," for one, takes Sparks' most indulgent moments and push them to the limit, alternating between a standard piano ballad and what can only be described as demented circus music.
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"It just seems like they've starved their system so much ... I really do get the sense that their employees are stretched right to the limit," said Kevin Price, senior trader in Canada for Singapore-based Agrocorp, which ships crops from the Pacific Coast.
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"In a very conservative district where Democrats rarely break the mid-30's and Republicans enjoy a massive registration advantage, Jon and his supporters pushed the race to the limit, vastly outperforming past Democrats in both the primary and the runoff," Luján wrote.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Juan Martin del Potro was pushed to the limit before taming Yoshihito Nishioka to reach the French Open third round on Thursday and showed his respect for the Japanese player's efforts with a bow at the end of a titanic struggle.
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But for Swedish seven-times Grand Slam champion Mats Wilander it's still not the most intense rivalry in this stand out era of men's tennis, during which three of the greatest men's players in history have pushed each other to the limit.
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But, as in all things, the administration must make clear to Kim that America's goodwill has been stretched to the limit — and that Washington has done all it can to show that it can be a reliable partner with no hostile intent.
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Pushed to the limit for a third Big 533 Conference game in a row, Texas Tech (14-1, 3-23) responded in the second half to erase a rare home deficit and climb into first place all alone in the league standings.
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"I choose to fight to educate and break the stigma around this subject, and that begins today, when I take on the toughest Ironman in the world in Tenby and I push myself physically to the limit," Thomas said in the video.
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The order says the Defense Department will assist the Department of Homeland Security and the Health and Human Services Department, which are being stretched to the limit by the demands of housing the surging numbers of individuals who are being taken into custody.
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JAKARTA, March 10 (Reuters) - Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) said in a statement that starting on Tuesday it has raised to the limit for an equity to fall before the auto-rejection mechanism kicks in to 10%, from a previous range of 20%-25%.
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"The prevailing attitude of policymakers is we've come to the limit because they don't want to release violent offenders," said Marc Mauer, executive director of the Sentencing Project, a nonprofit that advocates shorter sentences and other policy changes to the criminal justice system.
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While Rory McIlroy fed off the home support with two birdies in his first three holes and an outward-nine 31, his American playing partner grappled with the elements at the British Open as swirling crosswinds and drying greens tested his game to the limit.
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But industry experts say that while Hinkley Point will stretch EDF to the limit, it is unthinkable it would abandon the project, as it is essential for keeping France's nuclear industry alive in the coming decade before EDF starts renewing its ageing French nuclear fleet.
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Taking it to the limit: Glenn Frey, who died Monday, reminisces about life with and without the Eagles in Alison Ellwood's rockumentary, which combines concert footage, home movies, and interviews with band members and '70s scenesters like Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt and David Geffen.
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"Alaska beat the crud out of me," he says, detailing injuries he's sustained after years of pushing himself to the limit: a detached muscle in his arm, a torn meniscus, lungs that are "about gone" after years of pursuing diving without any scuba gear.
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Bertens, playing in her seventh tournament since her U.S. Open third round exit, was pushed to the limit in an absorbing opening set that lasted an hour and 20 minutes, with a number of games going to deuce and plenty of break points available.
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Cardi admittedly had been pushing it to the limit to honor her commitments despite having work done, telling a Memphis crowd on May 5 she should have canceled because "moving too much is going to f*** up my lipo" ... but she rocked it anyway.
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There was even music that automatically played once the page loaded: "Push it to the Limit," the synth-heavy pop song that was written for the movie Scarface and plays during the famous montage of Al Pacino living the high life as a cocaine dealer.
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Mr. Cuomo had proposed but failed to win support for more ambitious proposals that included eight different bills for closing a campaign-finance loophole that allows limited liability companies to donate to political candidates up to the limit for individual contributors, rather than for businesses.
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The rise of big internet companies like Google and Facebook has pushed existing tax rules to the limit as such firms can legally book profit and park assets like trademarks and patents in low-tax countries like Ireland regardless of where their customers are.
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This was the first such briefing the HKMAO had given since Hong Kong reverted from British to Chinese sovereignty in 1997; and it came after weeks of protest in Hong Kong which seemed to have stretched the patience of the central government to the limit.
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Meatpacking workers' bodies are already being pushed to the limit by the physical nature of the job: Fractured fingers, second-degree burns, head trauma, amputations, lost eyes, and torn-off limbs, not to mention repetitive stress injuries like carpal tunnel and chronic back pain.
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NuForce BE Sport 3 Wireless Bluetooth In-Ear Headphones The BE Sport3 Headphones will help push you to the limit during your workouts, with superior sound quality, a secure, but comfortable fit, 10 hours of non-stop listening, and rain, sweat, and dust-resistance.
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Both are being asked to test their loyalty to the limit, and all because, when any elite club in England starts to struggle, thoughts inexorably drift to Mourinho, to the Special One, to a love that conquers all, an addiction that cannot be beaten.
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Albeit, at least where ministers are concerned, the government's M.O. looks very much like an attempt to try to legislate as close to the limit of the law as the courts will subsequently allow, leaving the taxpayer and the rights concerned public to foot the legal bills.
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China's Lin, bidding for an unprecedented third successive title, was pushed to the limit in the 221-minute battle with world number 221 Srikanth but ratcheted up the pressure in the deciding game to close out the match 211-123 212-221 216-18 at the Riocentro.
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"It is an extraordinary achievement for the global oil industry to meet the needs of a 100 million barrels per day market, but today … We have reached new twin peaks for demand and supply by straining parts of the system to the limit," the IEA said Friday.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said in May the country would no longer stick to the limit and gave the five world powers who haven't pulled out of the nuclear agreement — Britain, France, Germany, China and Russia — until July 7 to ease the effect of U.S. sanctions.
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He puts Storm-chaser Reed Timmer's "Dominator" stormproof vehicle to the test against a jet airplane; meets some off the toughest drivers in the world— injured veterans who use high-speed racing as rehabilitation; and pushes the world's fastest armored car -- and himself -- to the limit.
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"My passion for adventure has made me not only a better chef but also a fearless apprentice of all cultures, which makes it so exciting for me to work with National Geographic, who've been taking exploration to the limit for their entire storied history," said Ramsay.
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But as tales of eviction spread and landlords raise prices to the limit, even people who acknowledge rent control's problems argue that it is still the best instrument to help middle-class families and lower-paid service employees who can no longer live close to work.
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When I paid a visit, it felt packed with four guests on its two treadmills, one elliptical, one weight machine, and one stationary bike — but push-it-to-the-limit athletes will appreciate that the stationary bike was a Peloton, with access to virtual cycling classes.
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More than a month after Hurricane Maria tore through Puerto Rico on a path of destruction that spared no region, race or class, residents of the island have found their creativity stretched to the limit as they try to function without many amenities of the modern world.
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The President is already pushing his power to the limit, and possibly beyond it by seeking to use a national emergency declaration to redirect money already allocated by Congress for other projects to the border wall that was at the symbolic center of his 2016 campaign.
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Top seed Andy Murray and third seed Roger Federer both eased into the quarter-finals with straight sets wins, while last year's runner up Milos Raonic was pushed to the limit by German Alexander Zverev but ultimately prevailed 4-6 63-5 4-6 693-683 673-663.
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If games based on nuggets of trivia aren't really your style, Words With Friends 2 for Android and iOS (freemium) will test your vocabulary to the limit and has a social side too, while King of Math for Android and iOS (freemium) does the same for your number skills.
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There was no word on any proposed changes to the limit on presidential terms, but the head of the "Support Egypt" coalition, which is spearheading the amendments, Abdel-Hadi al-Qassabi, said that parliament members were entitled to present a request to amend any article in the constitution.
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As for New York, Cuomo says the feds have shipped 4,000 ventilators but none are in use yet ... he says they need the equipment because the spread of the virus will get a lot worse before it gets better ... and NY hospitals are already pushed to the limit.
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"It was a period when South Africa, which was thought to be a shining example of the African continent, an economic powerhouse and also a vibrant democracy, was tested to the limit," said Somadoda Fikeni, an independent political analyst and a former professor at the University of South Africa.
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Instead of listening to what their bodies need (be it nourishment, relaxation, or a more gentle form of exercise) sometimes people push themselves to the limit to attain waif-like figures or chiseled abs and look their best at all times, even when sitting or bending over to pick something up.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) voted for the overall package but also objected to the limit on Medicare price increases.
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Foreign minister Dominic Raab said the government would "test to the limit" what the law would require ministers to do, and the Daily Telegraph reported that his office was exploring how it could sabotage any extension request by making it clear to the EU that it did not want a delay.
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"I remain an optimistic person by nature, and American men and women are extraordinarily generous, but this is stretching everyone's resources to the limit," said Cari Thomas, a retired rear admiral and now the chief executive of Coast Guard Mutual Assistance, which provides financial support for members of the force.
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Seattle officials scuttled a corporate tax on Tuesday that they had wholeheartedly endorsed just a month ago, delivering a win for the measure's biggest opponent — Amazon — and offering a warning to cities bidding for the retailer's second headquarters that the company would go to the limit to get its way.
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Still reeling from Hurricane Irma, which knocked out 70 percent of the power when it grazed the island two weeks ago, it faces a mountain of need in the coming months just as the federal government is stretched to the limit grappling with the destruction left by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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After sweeping all of his singles matches and leading Serbia to the title at the ATP Cup in Sydney, he traveled to Melbourne, rested for a few days and proceeded to work his way through the draw, dropping just one set before the fifth-seeded Thiem pushed him to the limit.
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Earlier this month, Sacramento News & Review, an alternative weekly newspaper in California, held a lunch meeting for its two dozen or so regular contributors to tell them that they can either stick to the limit or create a limited liability corporation (LLC) to qualify for a business-to-business exemption.
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Today, 80 percent of global fish stocks have been fished to the limit or beyond, and our failure to protect the ocean — not just the fish in it — as a finite resource now threatens its ability to recover, argued an international commission of government and business leaders in a 2014 report.
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Unless the White House is prepared both to increase defense spending and to back the confidence of longstanding allies, America's forces, capable as they are, will be stretched to the limit as they are forced to confront major, ongoing threats in Europe, East Asia and, for some time to come, the Middle East.
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The 1.3 degree starboard list and excess weight, which emerged during testing in September, means the ship is now close to the limit of its design parameters and will raise the class's lifetime maintenance costs by around 20 million euros, according to a confidential annex to a regular German defense ministry report.
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You see, Mr. P, while journalists here have always worked hard, your presidency has pushed them to the limit, starting with your early morning tweets, and often as not ending with a surprise nighttime announcement from the White House or news of a new scandal on the part of one of your appointees.
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Even the toniest of his advertising still lifes always benefited from a bit of dirt, ash, salt or tobacco crumbs, and in the '70s he took that idea to the limit in his extensive studies of cigarette butts, gigantically enlarged, at once nobly pillar-like, irredeemably filthy and weirdly infused with personality.
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" As with most things they do, the Chapmans revived the gag whether people thought it was funny or not, but this time, they dusted off the instruments from their college band days and set it to music in the form of an animated music video for their "#1 summer jam," entitled "Everybody to the Limit.
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These were real Americans for the man in the white suit: not bureaucrats spending other people's money or drop-outs tuning in and turning-off, but brave men who were willing to push their bodies to the limit in order to do their job without whingeing about their suffering or boasting about their exploits.
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In contrast, the West Coast tech hubs San Jose, San Francisco, and Seattle are three of the top five metro areas with the largest proportion of million-dollar homes in the US. San Francisco in particular has become the icon of a city whose resources have been pushed to the limit by big tech.
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"I can't tell you that Roger is a saint — he pushes everything to the limit even with you," Stone's wife Nydia wrote, alluding to Stone's run-ins with the judge over her gag orders and perhaps to an Instagram post he sent during the trial that included a picture of Jackson next to what appeared to be crosshairs.
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"As soon as we clock in, we're pushing our bodies and minds to the limit on these machines, feeling like robots a lot of the time getting the stuff out," said William Stolz, a picker who gathers products for orders at an Amazon fulfillment center in Minneapolis, Minnesota who has worked there for about two years.
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"In China, speculators adopt very aggressive trading strategies, gaming the rules... and pushing policy-makers' tolerance to the limit," said Stephen Huang, vice president of Shanghai See Truth Investment Management Co. The Shanghai index's swift recovery from last year's heavy losses has been primarily driven by signs of an end to the long-running Sino-U.
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Ms. Mitchell keeps in check the play's various strands, which include a gay couple — Carl (Peter Hobday) and Rod (George Taylor) — whose love is tested to the limit and beyond, and Tinker's own infatuation with an unnamed dancer (Natalie Klamar) who dares herself to speak the words "I love you" amid an overpoweringly gray landscape that snuffs out such sentiments at every turn.
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So before you go nuts with your first credit card, take a few minutes to consider all the ways you shouldn't use it: Running your card right up to the limit tells lenders you aren't a good money manager so doing this will have a negative impact on your credit utilization ratio, which can impact 2000 percent of your overall credit score.
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In the later Titian "Annunciation" here, standing nine feet tall and on loan from the Museo di Capodimonte in Naples, the free brush strokes of Gabriel's wings and the parting clouds cohere only at a distance; get up close and marvel at how Titian breaks down color, makes the brush stroke its own justification, and pushes the visible to the limit.
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Meanwhile two ministers said on Sunday that Johnson would not seek a delay at the EU summit next month - but notably declined to spell out how he would nevertheless obey the new law if no deal is agreed with the EU. Foreign minister Dominic Raab said the government would "test to the limit" what the law would require ministers to do.
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Unless you've been sleeping under a large boulder, Venus X is one of NYC's utmost hometown heroes right now, and has brought her beloved GHE20G0TH1K party all around the world, started a label to go with it, and even opened up a pop-up "consignment and merchandise" shop in Brooklyn called Planet X. Whether it's in a music video, a fashion show, or a wild warehouse party, Venus is always pushing it to the limit with her music and all around bad ass aesthetic.
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Meanwhile two ministers said on Sunday that Johnson would not seek a delay at a summit next month - but notably declined to spell out how he would nevertheless obey the new law if no deal was agreed with the EU. Foreign minister Dominic Raab said the government would "test to the limit" what the law would require ministers to do, and the Daily Telegraph reported that his office was exploring how it could sabotage any extension request by making it clear to the EU that it did not want a delay.
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