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a rhineland baron who overtaxed commercial travelers would find that the trade routes had gone elsewhere , and with it his revenues.

Her mother, herself a lilting mezzo, insisted that the Voice should never be stretched or overtaxed.

and somehow reassure overtaxed voters in London and the south-east that he understands their hopes and fears.

Banks are far from overtaxed but maximum extraction is a principle for highwaymen, not chancellors.

Texans created those jobs, because we allowed them to have an environment where they were not overtaxed, over regulated, or over-litigated.

He had no ties at all in Hung Tung except his overtaxed pork business.

iii. If recall and interpreting are being overtaxed, interpreters shall ask the speaker to pause, then signal to continue.

Reverse Butterfly: To support the often-overtaxed shoulder joint, you need strong rotator-cuff muscles.

Control remains problematic because of ineffective border controls and overtaxed health-care systems, as well as inadequate biosecurity.

Worries about overtaxed networks are also prompting outright bans on internet video.

Lack of time is an obstacle for young scientists, but scientists are no more overtaxed than many professionals are.

By comparison, today's often sluggish and overtaxed 3G networks seem even more . . . well, sluggish and overtaxed.

But some former reporters described feeling overtaxed at times.

Then it's the perfect time to talk about our overtaxed peasants.

They're in overtaxed prisons and in hospitals and orphanages. They're everywhere.

It can also be used to improve performance by moving workloads from stressed out servers to less overtaxed ones.

This is why people are always very difficult to walk after the old knees are always bent, it does already overtaxed.