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McConnell spokesman Don Stewart told The Huffington Post Thursday that the GOP leader didn't have a change of heart on debating an AUMF as much as he wanted to avoid moving one that limited the president in any way.

For all three officers, the ban on women in combat was not so much a glass ceiling as a seemingly bulletproof one that limited their career options even as women played an increasingly important role in defending the country.

The final bill included changes that the association had insisted upon, including one that limited the rebate to three consecutive years and prohibited the city from raising property taxes and issuing a rebate at the same time, so that landlords and owners of commercial real estate would not bear a heavier property tax burden.

That's a rather high bar, and one that limited the "viral coefficient," as Bass put it, needed to build online word of mouth.

Nozick also argued that a "minimal state," one that limited its activities to the enforcement of people's basic libertarian rights, could have arisen in a hypothetical "state of nature" through a process in which no one's basic libertarian rights are violated.

Howard said that the additional ticket sales for each of Martínez's starts would have been higher if not for two rainy days and one terribly hot one that limited walk-up business.

He places stop-loss orders on every trade– a very tough discipline but one that limits disastrous losses.

But some of the rules, like the one that limits lawyers to one $5,000 assignment per year, existed already and were readily ignored.

The IEA says the wide difference between these scenarios and one that limits warming to 2C "underlines the critical role of governments to define the objectives and implement the policies necessary to shape our energy future".

Viacom and CBS have not even officially asked the F.C.C. for a waiver, choosing instead to submit documents to the continuing biennial review of regulations, which in this case includes the one that limits network ownership.

A chance to write a new Great Charter for the 21st century, one that limits the liberties of tax dodgers and puts the precariat at its heart by reasserting their right to protection from state-authorised insecurity?