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Market participants said that domestic institutional investors' selling had capped recent gains.
Reuters
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Carbon output is capped and the level is lowered year by year.
Reuters
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The guarantee is capped at 300 million euros for each company applying.
Reuters
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Esp in US, underlying economy strong, banks well-capped, system not too leveraged.
News.com.au
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Talk of an emergency stock release capped any gains in oil prices.
Reuters
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Place the filled and capped containers on the rack in the sterilizer.
Three Acres and Liberty
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However, gains were capped by uncertainty over next week's British general election.
Reuters
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Gains were capped by worries about a second wave of coronavirus cases.
Reuters
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The two-wheeled vehicles' top speed will also be capped by next year.
Radio NZ
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Investments in property-related financial products are capped at 3 percent of assets.
Reuters
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Fees for home visits by carers are capped at £90 a week.
BBC
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Tyler Roberts, capped by Wales last week, is among the striking options.
The Guardian
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However, a fall in bank shares and auto parts makers capped gains.
Reuters
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Rent payments across public and private properties have been capped until December.
BBC
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He had not yet been capped by Italy, and was fair game.
The Guardian
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Phil's nephew James was capped for Ireland against New Zealand in 1974.
The Irish Times
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