Block Limit

The maximum amount of money an insurance company will pay out in claims on all policies on a city block. That is, the limit on all policies that a company underwrites on a certain block cannot exceed the block limit. It is a type of blanket limit.

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* LIMIT1 block limits a signal at the level [+ or -] 1;

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Even with greater possession, more corners and more time spent in the opposition third, the 8-9 Albion defensive block limited Boro's options.

Albion gone for a Burton as Boro score five

Emissions are higher but the Ingenium block limits them to 134g/km for the five-door auto while average fuel consumption is a useful 55.3mpg.

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Third-degree heart block limits the heart's ability to pump blood throughout the body, and can also cause fatigue and fainting.

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Lord Beecham led a successful attempt to block limited "but equally misplaced" plans to reform police authorities under the last Labour Government.

Could one person solve the problems of everyone in Berwick, Byker and Benwell? Government urged to rethink plans for elected police commissioners

The small size of the block limits the size of the tissue to 1.0 cm or less.

Field histology: point-of-care microscopic technique

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