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Sensing that the target audience has reached its limits, Representative Jim Renacci of Ohio has canceled $850,000 in advertisement reservations for the final days of his campaign for re-election, going dark on network television as one of the most expensive House races draws to a close.

America is a constitutionally limited representative democratic republic.

Surprisingly, tph-1 self-regulation indicates that tph-1 and serotonin signaling is likely to self-limit representative capacity by reducing the dynamic range.

Examples of recently derived exposure limits representative of these two different methods are by the EFSA (2006) and Health Canada (Kuiper-Goodman et al., 2010).

"Is he or is he not subject to the rules that limit a representative of the school?" said Delany, a former N.C.A.A. investigator.

The high attrition rate and limited use of the website limits how representative these findings are.

"We still believe in term limits," said Representative Jennifer Dunn, Republican of Washington.

In South Africa, there are limited nationally representative data on the prevalence and factors associated with psychological distress.

There has been limited nationally representative data to assess progress towards the MDGs.

This limits the representative nature of single cocrystal structures and requires the acquisition of additional structural information concurrent with hit discovery and lead optimization.

In 1991, an active system of AFP surveillance with a target population <15 years of age was initially established, limited to representative regions of China located in different parts of the country.