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The phrase "a limited guy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has restricted abilities, knowledge, or perspectives.
Example: "He’s a nice person, but he’s a limited guy when it comes to understanding complex issues."
Alternatives: "a narrow-minded person" or "a restricted individual".
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I am a limited guy who can only ever think of one thing in my life.
"He's a limited guy, he's been in Washington all his whole life, voted for the Bridge to Nowhere, voted against right to work," Stuart Stevens, a top aide to Mr. Romney, said of Mr. Santorum, a former senator from Pennsylvania, on Tuesday night.
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I wondered if there was a way to make Mana see this as a story about a mother who adored her, and a sort of limited guy who, in his own limited way, had shown her kindness and stability.
"If he can't be perceived as a true fiscal conservative and a limited government guy — the burden of proof is against him.
You have to bring them back — you have to show that you are the same stupid, limited guy and not this kind of golden boy.
But no, it hasn't turned me from a limited-government guy to a big-government guy".
"I'm a limited-government guy, but when it comes to these kinds of things, clearly the states need to do a better job of certifying, checking and double-checking," Mr. Brownlee said.
This looks like a limited edition movement and the guy's model is beefier than the iced-up ladies' model.
Lionsgate is releasing "Stand Up Guys" for a limited Oscar-qualifying run in New York and Los Angeles on Dec. 14.
Not satisfied with the idea of a limited strike on Assad, these guys won't be satisfied until the U.S. is 'all in'.
MR: You guys also have a limited edition t-shirt designed in conjunction with Johnny Cupcakes Clothing.
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