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Wall Street giants like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase, eager to shed the stigma of TARP and its caps on executive bonuses, quickly repaid the bailout money.

Pro accounts cost $25 a year and offer unlimited uploads, but owners of DSLR cameras (which often shoot in large file sizes), may be frustrated with its caps on image sizes, such as its 15 megabyte limit for free accounts.

28 Although Medicare funds a relatively small portion of total mental health expenses, its caps on reimbursement for psychiatric hospitalizations and different reimbursement policies for nondementia care, depending on the type of facility, has led to significant changes in patient care and length of stay.

And it has lowered its cap on the number of students it admits with low scores on the law school admissions test, the LSAT.

The government, though, chose not to lift its cap on lending rates, nor did it alter the ceiling it places on the rates banks pay to depositors, either of which economists say would have had more far-reaching effects.

Yet when the SNB reversed itself and lifted its cap on the franc's value on January 15th, sending it soaring, the market was wrong-footed once again.

HONG KONG — This city's ambitious young art scene acquired another multimillion-dollar feather in its cap on Tuesday.

From 2017, the European Union will remove its cap on sugar beet production, which means that more expensive sugar cane producers will lose out.

At the same time, the government has lifted its cap on the number of students each institution can recruit, which has left many scrabbling for the top applicants.

The homey surface of the AROD Family Foundation's Web site, which promotes a slogan of helping "families in distress," belies its cap on generosity.

And the national shortage of nurses is reported as a crisis that requires the Home Office to lift its cap on non-EU skilled workers.