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One person said the limits could have hurt the environment, with people going through more cups.

But they have made it clear to Mr Kabila that extending term limits could have bad consequences.

Mr. Wertheimer said that even a seemingly modest decision in the new case, one directed only at overall limits, could have radical consequences.

Had he not done that, another referendum on term limits could have easily been put on the Nov. 4 ballot to see if New Yorkers had changed their minds.

Although Canada currently does not have such limits, we modelled the possible impact that EC maximum limits could have on OTA exposure in Canada.

Commencing with the assumption that a single value noted outside the stated limits could have a different significance when observed over periods of different lengths, we set arbitrary but reasonable specific intervals of tolerance for each class in relation to the months of dialysis received, in order to evaluate whether the patients maintained the target over time (Table 2).

Because convictions mean higher premiums for several years, straying over the limit could have a cumulative price tag of thousands of pounds, rather than the headline £60 for the offence.

But the automatic cuts are far less a threat than what loomed in August, when failure to raise the debt limit could have caused the United States to default, risking a global crisis.

"I think that a government shutdown — and perhaps, even more so, a failure to raise the debt limit — could have very serious consequences for the financial markets and for the economy, and the Federal Reserve's policy is to do whatever we can to keep the economy on course," he said.

Steady-state microglia in naïve mice have thin ramifications that, due to the microscope resolution limit, could have been excluded from the identified objects.

A better understanding of this memory limit could have practical applications, the researchers say, such as improving the design of dashboard displays or street signs.