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The timing is apt: the exhibition opens just days after news of Liu Xiaobo's Nobel Prize a moment of recognition for another irascible, polarizing Chinese intellectual who has dedicated himself to prodding and testing the boundaries of tolerable speech.

The timing is apt: the exhibition opens just days after news of Liu Xiaobo's Nobel Prize — a moment of recognition for another irascible, polarizing Chinese intellectual who has dedicated himself to prodding and testing the boundaries of tolerable speech.

Of course, with sex and violence, the boundaries of the tolerable vary from region to region.

This would be a way of increasing peer pressure and accountability and of signalling the boundaries of what is tolerable [ 21].

They often explore the boundaries of what it is tolerable to hear, yet remaining welcoming, rather than forbidding.

Considering the CREST's much lower recall and precision performances, DB's average mismatch of 15 base pairs when identifying the boundaries of a tandem duplication is quite tolerable.

And it's your boundaries as well, and what you find acceptable and tolerable.

We review the conceptual and quantitative foundation of the recently suggested 'planetary boundary' for freshwater (PB-Water; i.e. tolerable human 'blue' water consumption), and propose ways forward to refine and reassess it.

The boundary between active plasticity and elastic shakedown is illustrated as a function of tolerable strain ranges and the amount of strain hardening present.

Legoland had been tolerable.

NOISE LEVEL -- Tolerable.