Because cocaine use is characterized by bingeing and is a self-limiting habit (due to the high cost and physical exhaustion associated with bingeing), it was expected that any switch from heroin to cocaine injecting would be short-lived.
And, just as Atatürk once banned the fez, he and his party, in small ways, have attempted to dictate private habits: limiting the sale of alcohol, urging women to have more children, expressing displeasure with public kissing.
They do it in order to make the job of the security services easier, by assuming greater powers for holding people in detention for longer, increasing surveillance of the whole population from its bank accounts to its library borrowing habits, limiting free speech, giving each individual a number plate (in the form of an ID card) so that he or she can be tracked and traced everywhere, and more.
Both M.V.P. races could test voters' habit of limiting candidates to those from winning teams.
Doing this will help you get into the habit of limiting the portions of food you consume during each meal.
anything that no longer serves you (e.g. possessions, relationships, habits, resentments, limiting beliefs).
This is your chance to reflect on any self-sabotaging patterns, negative vibrations, limiting beliefs or unhelpful habits that are keeping you bound in invisible chains when you were born to soar free.
One of the limitations of the tools is the fact that the majority was developed following country-specific guidelines, national drug markets and prescribing habits, hence, limiting their transferability to other countries [ 1, 21].
No one wants demographic information or ad space on a single artist's website there aren't enough viewers, their clicking habits are limited, and their typing habits are most often non-existent.
Mr. Hamburg, a screenwriter, says he limits his audio habit to biography, eschewing fiction out of respect for authors whom he imagines did not intend for their creative work to be read "when you're doing 30 minutes on your elliptical trainer".
The oldest domesticated beans were found at archeological sites in each of these regions between 4300 and 8000 B.P. [ 6, 7] Changes in bean plant phenotype as a result of domestication include but are not limited to growth habit, seed size, seed retention, and maturity[ 3, 8].
