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...there are EPA restrictions which restrict the number of parking spaces which can be created," Healy says. "There have been additional spaces in Harvard Square created by private developers, but the clear fact is these lots cost money...
...restrict development given the tax limitations created in Massachusetts," Healy says. "The only way cities can increase their budgets is through new development...
...dome has already been assembled on the former site of a gas plant (prompting a Tampa editorial cartoonist to depict the players and fans in gas masks). The state is growing, and Floridians no longer believe it to be in the proper order of things that they restrict their diet to grapefruit...
Mercifully, various copyright laws and actors' objections restrict Prascak's creativity. This is why I wasn't greeted at my table by a styrofoam penis, and why the actors didn't strap on plastic penises before the performance. These restrictions weren't enough, however, to prevent the teasers from aggressively advertising the f-word or the fliers presenting a drawing of two men charging at each other with ridiculously oversized guess-whats. I should have known what I was in for when I saw the flier with Prascak's name given the same billing as Mamet...
...effort to keep their profits from plunging, more and more airlines are beginning to restrict the terms of their frequent-flyer plans. Several carriers now "black out" certain periods, such as Christmas and Thanksgiving weeks, during which passengers cannot fly free. Last year Pan American blacked out 70 days. Several airlines limit the amount of space on a plane that is available to frequent flyers. Such restrictions are risky, though, since they could destroy the goodwill and brand loyalty that the frequent-flyer plans have inspired...