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Even so-called "limited editions" are basically limited to as many as the dealer can sell.

She said her labor is basically limited to order entry and invoicing.

If you work in London your infectious disease is basically limited to sexual health and HIV - there's a hell of a lot of it around.

But reconciliation, which is basically limited to matters of taxing and spending, probably can't be used to enact many important aspects of reform.

Next time you are over in the Pyrenees try Formigal, Cerler, Boí Taull or any other and leave Baqueira/Beret for those whose interest is basically limited to seeing and being seen.

With the euro zone economy forecast to enter into recession soon, Europe's existential question is how it can focus alone on ratifying a treaty this year (meant to re-establish its probity for the markets and its nervous partners) that is basically limited to more consolidation of its finances.

Accurate or not -- and I do tend to agree with it -- the view of Bush as a basically limited and shallow person has certain consequences.

The selected research projects and applications are basically for, but not limited to, the collaborative conceptual design.

At this time, pathologic studies have basically been limited to post mortem studies of end stage SLE patients, which has seriously limited understanding of the sequence of events in the pathogenesis and progression of the disease [ 5].

We have carried out the same EOF analysis but limited to the local area (as opposed to the whole-Japan area): the results are basically the same.

Likelihood Limited to slight.