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Monroe is the most complete example of how minor details such as vocal limitation can be transcended.

The book ends with a fervent sense that somehow the limitations and boundaries that the history of classical music has imposed on singers can now be transcended.

Now nationality is transcended downward.

I think he's transcended horror movies.

That's transcended onto the pitch.

The football status of Uruguay is remarkable considering that it must draw on a population of a mere 3.3m, but there will always be spells when the limitations are not transcended.

"We're transcending the limitations of the representative democracy through trial and error," said García.

Negative criticism is particularly exciting, not only because of schadenfreude, but because once limitations are identified, we glimpse how to transcend them.

If it's true that on some level "we all suspect our loved ones of being impostors," Roth asks, "how can it be that some people have Capgras syndrome and most do not?" Negative criticism is particularly exciting, not only because of schadenfreude, but because once limitations are identified, we glimpse how to transcend them.

Another limitation is budgets.

The intent of Ethereum is to transcend those limitations by creating a blockchain protocol with its own native programming language, which enables any application to be written on top.