There was also a general cap of 2, 000 acres placed on good land estates, to avoid the estate becoming unmanageably large and falling into disrepair as was seen in Munster, where some individual plantations were as large as 70, 000 acres.
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The large majority of microfinance institutes view rural women as [ ostensibly ] a credit risk . When women are approved for loans, they are often faced with unmanageably high interest rates, averaging 10 % per month, which can deplete savings quickly.
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Fuzzy concepts can be used as a practical method to describe something of which a complete description would be an unmanageably large undertaking, or very time-consuming; thus, a simplified indication of what is at issue is regarded as sufficient, although it is not exact.
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Morton maintains a Linux kernel patchset known as the " mm " tree, which contains work-in-progress patches that might later be accepted into the official Linux tree maintained by Linus Torvalds . " mm " as a primary testing ground became unmanageably large and busy, and in 2008 the " linux-next " tree was created to fill much of this role.
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He reiterated previous justices'argument against it from those decisions, and rapped the lower court : " We think that the decision of the Court of Appeals in this case quite unnecessarily introduces an unmanageably subjective standard which is contrary to the holdings of this Court in " Sorrells " and " Sherman " . . . [ T ] here are circumstances when the use of deceit is the only practicable law enforcement technique available.
