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But Fix the Debt has made limited headway with prominent Democrats and their allies, the open door at the White House notwithstanding.

The company has made limited numbers of more expensive super cars in the past, but never this many.

The F.D.A. has long had jurisdiction over medical devices, but it has made limited use of its power.

But it is true that the rise of ethical shopping, or what US sociologist Juliet Schor calls "conscious consumption", has made limited headway in fashion.

Although the government has made limited reforms to its judicial system, it has defended it as fair and shows no sign of reducing the number of executions.

Sheika al Mayassa declined to be interviewed for this article, but she has made limited remarks about the role art will play in Qatar's future.

F.D.A. officials say that the growth in reimportation has made limiting the trade in narcotics more difficult.

Mr. McCain, who has made limiting the money spent on campaigns a central part of his record in the Senate, had considered accepting the money, particularly after his campaign ran out of money last summer.

But talking about creating another nuclear power — the world's 10th — is virtually taboo in Washington, where President Obama has made limiting proliferation and securing nuclear fuel a signature element of his national security policy.

Representative Fred Upton, the Michigan Republican who is in line to become the new chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, has made limiting E.P.A. authority one of his main objectives and has promised a steady round of hearings questioning the basis of agency actions.

His comments to the Register could put him at odds with congressional Republicans who have made limiting abortion central to their messages.