Thus, from a realistic perspective, few taxpayers would enjoy a tax break resulting from the expanded definition of medical care to include fitness costs, because even with those costs -- and remember, they are capped at $1,000 -- most taxpayers will not generate enough medical deductions to exceed the 7.5% floor.
In their third growing cycle, they are one year away from their first harvest that will become 40 cases of wine, at most — a cap that epitomizes "boutique" in the commercial wine industry.
It is expected that at most 600 CAP episodes will be included in the "diseased" cohort and 1,200 controls in the "non-diseased" cohort.
The first line describes a wet evening in Paris, tipping its cap at Mr Faulks's most famous novels, "Birdsong" and "Charlotte Gray", which are set largely in France.
In short, the super caps beat big caps, most of which acted like small caps.
For the most severe cases--where the arthritis has progressed to bone-on-bone at the knee cap the most remarkable recent advance has been the introduction of the Mako robot for isolated patella femoral bionic (or artificial) replacement.
The New York Jets withdrew their proposal to cap defensive pass interference penalties at 15 yards, at most.
That would make margin ownership responsible for, at most, 5% of current market cap.
Your town can hold at most 10 villagers, and being capped is your best bet for achieving perfect town status.
Super Saturday started with two successive golds at Eton Dorney to cap the most successful Olympic rowing regatta for Great Britain.
The cap on telecom lines will reduce 2007 earnings by, at most, $200 million.
