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City Limits said of Miss Saigon that it was "packed with circus tricks", and in a savage review of England People Very Nice the Evening Standard's critic tartly remarked that, although Hytner's staging was impressive, he couldn't "understand how a man of his intelligence and sensitivity ever allowed himself to bring [the play] into the National's repertoire".

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"There is no public knowledge or acknowledgment of what medicines really are, their limits," said Ms. Vincent of Servier.

Interviewing employees from the company being investigated is valuable, but has its limits, said Richard Bistrong, CEO of the Front-Line Anti-Bribery consulting group.

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

Mr. Obama entered the discussions favoring contribution limits, said Mike Lawrence, now director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University.

"Optical is hitting real-world limits," said Richard Doherty, the president of Envisioneering, a Seaford, L.I., computer industry consulting firm.

And Harwood, a longtime supporter of contribution limits, said his interest in reform has waned.

"I want to see the technical limits," he said of the deliberate pace of programming.

"If that happens, there are no limits," Mr. Horowitz said of the insistence on a review of his news-media moments.

"The sky is the limit," Parkhurst said of the team.