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It capped its armed forces at 85,000 troops, less than 10% of its current strength, and set limits on its long-range weapons.

Over the long run, that “likely caps the firm’s potential for truly massive growth.”

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Over the long run, that “likely caps the firm’s potential for truly massive growth.”

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That holding has stopped the miner from buying back shares due to an Australian government-imposed cap on the state-owned Chinese company’s interest.

On Wednesday, Ticketmaster announced it would cap future resale rates for Dean's tour and was in the process of "refunding fans for any markup they already paid to resellers on Ticketmaster".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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