Global
Global adjective - Covering everything or all important points.
Usage example: published a global report on the plight of Third World economies
Limited
Limited adjective - Having distinct or certain limits.
Usage example: to avoid overcrowding, the number of tickets to the outdoor concerts is limited
Both words in one sentence
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This snow, however, is limited to the peaks of the mountain ranges, and, due to the recent global warming, may disappear in the coming decades.
Source: Useful Notes / Papua New Guinea - World War III is skipped, although the first two books mention that the struggle of the Western world against the global terrorism is reaching new heights, with terrorists using fusion bombs to devastating effect, although their activities are limited to Earth.
Source: Standard Sci-Fi History - Popular events to get traumatized with include but are by no means limited to: global environmental destruction, African poverty and genocides, the Crusades (the effect is lost somewhat, in comparison to others, if actual figures are used), The Vietnam War, WWI and WWII.
Source: Post-Historical Trauma
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