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Meanings of same limitations in English

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Usage of same limitations in English
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However, the same limitations exist for the other techniques commonly used.
Pubmed
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These same limitations also apply to many newfangled approaches to catching a liar.
Wired
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In a different way, Mr. Goschen's remarkable endowments are neutralised by the same limitations.
Margot Asquith, an Autobiography - Two Volumes in One
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The same limitations that plague the issue of etiology apply in the area of pathogenesis.
Pubmed
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Insight, or intuition, has the same limitations as outsight.
Ten Great Religions: An Essay in Comparative Theology
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To her mind, this also meant the same flaws, the same limitations and the same weaknesses.
Bedlam
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As to opinion, you have the same limitations.
The Free Press
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Of course, the technology has the same limitations that videoconferencing has in offices all over the world.
Wired
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He was subject to the same limitations as nearly the entire body of clergy of his day.
Rashi
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But if you don't return your soul to your body, you'll have the same limitations as before.
No mercy
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Their fathers and mothers are suffering from the same limitations, though of course with entirely different results.
New Ideals in Rural Schools
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The same limitations applied to every drafter: monochromes could draft only one color; bichromes could draft two colors.
The black prism
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Unfortunately, this great piece of hardware suffers from many of the same limitations all Chromebooks suffer from: ChromeOS.
Wired
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Dio also tells of Messalina's misdeeds, but his work is under the same limitations as that of Suetonius.
1601: Conversation as it was by the Social Fireside in the Time ...
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There was the same kind of playfulness, the same lightness of touch, the same tenderness, perhaps the same limitations.
Life and Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1
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The processes of government are subject to the same limitations, and, lacking imperfections, would be something more than human.
Modern American Prose Selections
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