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Bloomberg's sources say he originally wanted to offer up to half of his Uber stake, but couldn't because of limits in the tender offer agreement.

The former presidential contender cannot give large amounts to candidates directly because of limits on contributions.

Because of limits on fat and sodium, some of those who crave French fries get baked sweet-potato wedges.

Bankers left because of limits on pay and it is difficult to attract new talent, he said.

The Acela Express has achieved 165 m.p.h., but is for now being held to a top speed of 135 m.p.h. between Washington and New York, because of limits in the signal system.

It said it was able to meet the earlier calls but could not meet a "substantial majority" of the new calls because of "limited available liquidity".

The food fabricator of the 1960s television show "Star Trek" remains an elusive dream, but not merely because of limits on human ingenuity.

Partly because of limits of normal security systems, some experts said, computer technology will be harnessed to make the country safer.

It has lost three Vioxx cases, with verdicts totaling $298 million — damages that will be reduced to $48 million because of limits on state punitive awards.

Deep-sea organism populations do not have resilience to disruptions and have slow grow growth because of limits in food supply and the cold water.

The argument is more plausible in Europe, where government policy restrains entrepreneurship and growth, in part because of limits set by the European Monetary Union.