mark the limits

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In any case, such a wall seemed to me to mark the limits of that Atlantis, of which we had in reality passed over only the smallest part.

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Tonight there was intensity and tension butit's the match officials who mark the limits.

Luis Enrique attacks espanyol match officials

It is difficult to mark the limits of superstition.

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For many MEPs, the disagreements between the Franco-British duo in favour of a military intervention in Libya on the one hand, and the reluctance of certain member states, including Germany, on the other, mark the limits of a common European foreign policy.

EU/LIBYA CRISIS : MEPS BLAME MEMBER STATES FOR LACK OF COORDINATION

The stickers on the side of the car mark the limits.

After the crash: Tristan Honeywill looks at efforts by Euro NCAP to improve crash test dummies. The aim is to make testing--and engineering--more relevant to real people

2 : to mark the limits of by stakes <They staked out the yard.

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In A Problem of Self, 2005, for example, the black strokes that form the stripes of tigers, the faint outlines that mark the limits of their bodies, and the way that they stand on the open expanse of white paper are all consistent with pictorial conventions that date back many centuries.

Hankang Huang: Danese

Officials said the fence would mark the limits of a site which has no other barriers, as well as helping with security and setting routes in and out.

Council sets up camp site for G8 demonstrators

The sharpness of the focus and the understandable decision to limit the investigation essentially to two firms (the Serristori and the Cambini) also perhaps inevitably mark the limits of this study.

Sergio Tognetti. Un' industria di lusso al servizio del grand commercio: Il mercato de drappi serici e della seta nella Firenze del Quattrocento

The parade, the first along the route for two years, will involve 50 marchers and one band, though no music is to be played between the two bridges which mark the limits of the nationalist area.

Nationalists in pledge to fight Orange march

Since the stencil had to be slightly smaller than the window in the screen, we made pencil marks along the two folded edges to mark the limits of cutting (see diagram A).

Screen-Printed Fabrics for a Short Course

Ecologists recognise thresholds that mark the limits of resilience beyond which recovery is possible', writes Teather (p.