The poll found that 56 percent of voters surveyed do not believe Trump is "fit to serve as president," compared to 42 percent who do think he's fit to serve.
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The implication ... she's physically fit to do her thing.
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So while we worry whether Trump is temperamentally fit to hold the nuclear codes, we should also ask whether he's fit to hold the fate of the economy in his hands as well.
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Want a breezy look fit to take on the weekend?
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He's not fit to be President of the United States.
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Ring: Which actually doesn't fit to my personality at all!
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The court declared the alleged attacker mentally fit to plea.
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We'd wonder whether that person is fit to hold office.
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Lamar Miller is a nice fit to replace Arian Foster.
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Ultimately, do you fit to the requirements of their job?
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The opposition says he is not fit to run again.
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Get ready for all the tech reviews fit to print.
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"Women aren't fit to work in sales," he told her.
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We're seeking all the (tiny) love that's fit to print.
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Kavanaugh is not fit to be a supreme court justice.
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Whereas Corbyn is not fit to govern in the slightest.
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They have a good look and fit to your body.
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In contrast, 57% say Trump is not fit to serve.
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A week of trying to get him fit to travel.
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A week of trying to get him fit to travel.
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The containers themselves are fit to handle practically any environment.
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Collins he is not fit to sit on any bench.
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He decided Porter was no longer fit to be a cop.
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I went from being fit to fat in a year's time.
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She's trying to get more fit to tighten them back up.
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Maybe he didn't think he was fit to be in office.
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Whether it is fit to own any stations, not two hundred.
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She's a natural fit to represent him in the international community.
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You have to be fit to play a role like Caesar.
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But for the record, she looks pretty damn fit to us.
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Donald Trump has never been fit to lead our great country.
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A court-appointed psychiatrist deemed Mr. Crump fit to stand trial.
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"Jacob Zuma is not fit to lead South Africa," he added.
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Do you need to be super fit to go on active trips?
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It's custom-fit to the user's mouth, then snaps into their molars.
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He sees it as a natural fit to the Burger King menu.
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A hajwalah driver examines a turbocharger, which he'll fit to his engine.
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She has never believed herself fit to be loved by any person.
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But no Swiss government has seen fit to do anything about them.
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But it's not surprising that Apple has seen fit to address it.
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They were a perfect fit to connect the layers of the work.
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He is not fit to serve as Attorney General and should resign.
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It was a natural fit to come here and host the party.
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I wasn't expecting anyone, and I certainly wasn't fit to be seen.
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Simeone's teams are unfailingly fit to run the 90 minutes, and more.
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An emboldened Saudi Arabia acts as it sees fit to fill the
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Customize your profile to get samples best fit to your preferences. 2.
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Some suggested Barr was no longer fit to serve as attorney general.
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Please step down, you are not fit to lead this great #nation.
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The same percentage said Trump is not fit to serve as president.
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By no means it Dougie/Agent Cooper fit to go to work.
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We'll wait to see if anyone sees fit to scold the players.
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More of our jobs may be fit to support work from home.
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After the shooting, a psychological evaluation found Captain Murphy fit to deploy.
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There is probably a notion of founder/investor fit to some extent.
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"Physically, you need to be fit to endure the journey," he said.
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Her prison psychiatrist found Nazanin is not fit to be in prison.
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The panel decided on Wednesday that she was not fit to serve.
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" Bessie said, "Sam called me and he was fit to be tied.
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This season is all about men's suiting that's fit to be tied.
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Some raised pointed questions about whether he remained fit to succeed Gov.
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The team must unanimously agree that a horse is fit to race.
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He has severe personality disorders and is not fit to be president.
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After all, not everything that's fit to print also makes sense online.
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Overall, 56% of voters say Trump is not fit to serve as president.
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Hopefully Disney sees fit to add them to the public experience as well.
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"Beyond thankful that God saw us fit to be your parents," she wrote.
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Because by 2019, poor Helge Doppler is no longer fit to kidnap kids.
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It seemed like a natural fit to them to start the company together.
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Our lonely moments and our trash-covered coastlines just aren't fit to post.
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He said the two companies are a good fit to be working together.
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Do networks cast people that may not be mentally fit to experience fame?
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If he approved this edition, it's probably fit to go on your bookshelf.
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They are all slim fit, they have a really nice fit to them.
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Pants and jeans may take a while longer to fit to your scan.
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Before she started staying fit to compete, Bearden started riding to stay fit.
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So the president sees fit to squash Spicer's dream of meeting the Pope.
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But Chief Executive Officer Mark Gross said the company is fit to compete.
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Records show that he was considered "not fit to proceed" with the case.
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"For my life, it doesn't fit to do just one thing," he says.
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In Abrams's opinion, the script is fit to be produced by modern filmmakers.
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Anyone who cannot name our enemy, is not fit to lead this country.
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Conservatives erupted: The man was not fit to sit in the Oval Office!
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While Navalny was arrested, the cops didn't even see fit to hold him.
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I had served my sentence and was determined fit to return to society.
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And next he sees fit to continue the comparison by addressing Jewish question.
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Editorial Is Donald Trump mentally fit to be president of the United States?
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But what happens when that executive is not mentally fit to hold office?
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But some people are not actually emotionally or psychologically fit to own stocks.
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Apparently, Disney has seen fit to just go ahead and release the thing.
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" It added: "We trust ... the agency will see fit to revise their decision.
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"No, I don't think he's fit to be president of the United States."
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"He's obviously not fit to be in the United States Senate," he said.
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The first is Julianna's genealogy — whether she is racially fit to enter the Reich.
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We thought it was a perfect fit to name shadows after who we are.
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The pace is comically speedy, fit to be set to the Benny Hill theme.
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Porter will remain under psychiatric care until he is found fit to stand trial.
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They add minimal bulk, fit to perfection, and you know exactly what you're getting.
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" Kentucky "The state that produces all the bourbon fit to drink in the world.
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Earlier this month, a judge ruled that Curry is not fit to stand trial.
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It also proved they were not fit to wipe the boots of Gorbals people.
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Yet Cruz would not say when asked whether Trump is "fit" to be president.
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" Say this instead: "I am not fit to be President of the United States.
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Which immigrants are deemed fit to live in the United States under these rules?
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However, he was tried as an adult after being deemed fit to stand trial.
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"Body shape determines whether the officer is fit to serve the public," said Mangera.
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" Last week, she declared in an editorial that the GOP "isn't fit to govern.
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In one scene, the cowhands argue about whether donkey milk is fit to drink.
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If he wins, senators will move to determine whether he is fit to serve.
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Well, then you're a great fit to write about nutrition, fitness, and wellness content.
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In retrospect, de Blasio was always a strange fit to lead a revived left.
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To the Editor: The New York Times: All the Trump That's Fit to Print.
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In the cloud I have whatever tools Google's engineers see fit to give me.
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In fact he is apparently not fit to be a guest in my house.
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Their overriding point was that he was not fit to become our next president.
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It's fitting, then, that Bey saw fit to pay tribute to the late star.
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It's a very pressing style, you have to be really fit to play it.
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But venues in Brooklyn and Manhattan are not fit to accommodate thousands of people.
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Specifically, will Mr. Holt see fit to interject when the candidates shade the truth?
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Perhaps most important, 63 percent say Mr. Trump is not fit to be president.
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In some ways, Ms. Trump is a natural fit to attend the Winter Games.
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I needed a note from my psychiatrist declaring me fit to return to duty.
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The Syrian government was "not fit to lead and rule the people", he said.
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He wakes up fit to fight after nearly dying from a flesh-eating plague.
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The board will reportedly recommend whether Gallagher is fit to remain in the SEALs.
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The methodology is a statistical fit to previous (historical) data and climate model scenarios.
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His cowardly behaviour shows why he simply isn&apost fit to be prime minister.
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Abou Diaby has been declared fit to play for the first time in 505 days.
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On Monday, Trump tried to cast Espy as a bad fit to represent the state.
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Clinton is calling Trump a "fraud" and declared he's not fit to lead the country.
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It's the constitutional mechanism for investigating whether an executive-branch officer is fit to serve.
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Imagine an eternity having to pose for photo ops eating everything fit to be fried.
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But whether her opponent sees fit to embrace defeat and publicly concede is mostly immaterial.
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She continues to remain healthy and fit to serve as president of the United States.
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"She continues to remain healthy and fit to serve as President of the United States."
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But whether Apple would see fit to take such an outsized risk is another question.
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"I don't think he's fit to be our president," Nierenberg added of the GOP nominee.
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The photo will fit to the screen, so parts of it might get cut off.
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She openly wondered if white people were only fit to live underground like groveling goblins.
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To make America great again, it must be physically fit to win its future wars.
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The results, she says, showed they were clean and fit to take their baby home.
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She continues to remain healthy and fit to serve as President of the United States.
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The campaign denied that and her physician said she is fit to serve as president.
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But it also ruled that Mr Sharif was no longer fit to be prime minister.
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She will be there until she is deemed fit to return home, the release states.
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Despite his military training, there were questions of whether the prince was fit to rule.
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For years, the issue was whether black people were fit to be more than slaves.
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That serves their desire to be seen as neutral arbiters of what's fit to post.
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But I—or rather, the real Drew Prosnitz—had seen fit to jump the gun.
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We're looking for all the emotion that's fit to print — in 100 words or fewer.
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WASHINGTON — He may be fit to be president, but he could be in better shape.
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" What standard does The Times use to determine "All the News That's Fit to Print?
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His campaign released doctors' notes this week saying he is fit to serve as president.
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Mr. Lesser lied to Dr. Mengele, saying he was 18, healthy and fit to work.
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More of the news that's fit to mock, presented by Colin Jost and Michael Che.
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"No, I don't think he's fit to be President of the United States," she said.
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Democrats are eyeing a case that Trump is not fit to continue in his job.
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Bratton said Wednesday he didn't think the New York businessman was fit to be president.
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But, we're told Lynne thinks Jamie is no longer fit to continue in that role.
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In those cases, courts will demand a closely tailored fit to a compelling governmental purpose.
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Jamie Foxx paid his respects to Muhammad Ali ... and his tribute fit to a t.
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We should be able to enjoy and continue our explorations until we see fit to stop.
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Other smart earbuds, like the Jabra Elite Sport, require an extremely secure fit to measure anything.
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The sixth said DeFriest was faking it; he was deemed fit to stand trial and convicted.
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The EPA cannot decide to "fill a gap" where Congress has not seen fit to act.
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His re-election bid stoked resentment among Algerians who believe he is not fit to lead.
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But he discarded the strategy after two psychiatric evaluations determined he was fit to stand trial.
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A WTO fit to handle complaints about unfair competition would be a gift to the world.
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Show them the same mercy that is shown beasts that are no longer fit to live.
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Mitchell has seen fit to treat Jones with kid gloves, even on a team this young.
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Voters, not prosecutors, will ultimately decide whether Mr Trump is fit to occupy the White House.
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Instead, the Academy saw fit to relegate her to a nomination for Best Pop Vocal Album.
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You can see why Salesforce and Workday saw fit to invest in them in that context.
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And it's a much better fit to the way laptops are used on a daily basis.
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She is in excellent physical condition and fit to serve as President of the United States.
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Presidential candidates have taken to assuring the American people they are healthy and fit to lead.
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It is also looking to acquire startups that are a good fit to its contracting business.
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In October, Krause was deemed mentally fit to stand trial, according to the Bangor Daily News.
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By his own words and actions, he's not fit to serve half of the US population.
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"I said starting back in June that he was not fit to be president," she said.
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"His endless protestations that he was not fit to be leader is classic Richard," Fiennes said.
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I once fainted in the OR. I was still fit to operate once I felt better.
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From cafes to Facebook a debate rages on whether Kerrey is fit to head the university.
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Two state psychologists who examined Mr. Dear concluded that he was not fit to stand trial.
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In addition to physical qualifications, Delta Force operators must be psychologically fit to conduct grueling operations.
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Actress and former star of King of Queens, Remini's the perfect fit to head this project.
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Clinton's doctor has pronounced her both physically and mentally fit to serve in the Oval Office.
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Paint in pixels as you see fit to be included, or not included, in the background.
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"We were overjoyed that the jury saw fit to give us this triumph," said the Rev.
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Especially in the nationalist scene, it's the style — to be fit, to have a nice body.
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It's why Schlossberg could see fit to threaten people with ICE simply because they spoke Spanish.
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I, for one, have never seen fit to teach a dog to do a Nazi salute.
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Throughout the exam, Nurije cried so silently and unobtrusively that no one saw fit to comment.
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But what was the first viral meme of the decade, and who is fit to decide?
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Salma Hayek's dark, curly hair makes her a perfect fit to play Mother Gothel from "Tangled."
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He said Vice President Pence was a "bad fit" to lead the U.S. delegation to Pyeongchang.
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They also listed her as "not fit to race," but did not say for how long.
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"I do not see Eduardo Cunha as fit to oversee this process, I do not believe that the conspirator, Michel Temer, is fit to run this country," said Paulo Pimenta, a Workers' Party deputy from the state of Rio Grande do Sul referring to the vice president.
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IMPROVEMENT VERSUS FIT TO WIN * SOLVENCY RATIO IN A NEW TARGET RANGE (155-175%) * FIT TO WIN STRATEGIC PLAN DELIVERED OR EXCEEDED ALL TARGETS * COFACE WILL SEEK, AFTER IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS PLAN, TO ACHIEVE HIGHER FINANCIAL TARGETS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdansk Newsroom)
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Beyond that, Brazil's armed forces of yesteryear are a poor fit to combat the threats of tomorrow.
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Gilbert was deemed fit to stand trial after undergoing four mental evaluations, one of which was inconclusive.
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But the submarine was deemed not fit to be used and his involvement quickly became a meme.
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Did they really want people coming to their home, determining whether they were fit to be parents?
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" Revcontent COO Richard Marques described Nicola as "the perfect fit to elevate us to that next level.
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Aida, who is sitting next to me translating Samaa's story, explains that schools are fit to bursting.
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Queen Elizabeth is all decked out in her purple fit to support the Kings👏🏼👏🏼 pic.twitter.
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The House saw fit to impeach him; the Senate could not muster the support to convict him.
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But for whatever reason, the Academy's directors branch did not see fit to honor Cooper's work here.
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And size-wise, West Virginia was a really good fit to accomplish that in a neat way.
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America's leaders and allies are asking themselves yet again whether this man is fit to be president.
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We're talking about deciding whether he is fit to serve on the highest court in the land.
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In general, this means you're bringing out your biggest, baddest war machines whenever they're fit to deploy.
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The President of the United States even saw fit to defend his friend Bill in comments Wednesday.
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" The gist: "She continues to remain healthy and fit to serve as President of the United States.
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On Saturday, Clinton pointed to Trump's response as evidence that he isn't fit to lead the country.
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" Earlier this week, the columnist declared in a scathing editorial that the GOP "isn't fit to govern.
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Reds manager Bryan Price often gives players on extra day once they are deemed fit to return.
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If he stays on this path, he might be fit to sit on Empire's thrown once again.
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" And on Saturday, he tweeted, "Anybody whose mind "SHORT CIRCUITS" is not fit to be our president!
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On the other, they're confronted with information that suggests he's not fit to be in that position.
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His wife thought it was sexist, but Tapper was impressed to be a subject fit to mock.
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I was surprised by how well it fit, to be honest, but my cups were definitely overflowing.
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"Now my goal as a trainer is to keep her fit, to keep her healthy," Sybliss says.
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Florida voters view Mr. Trump as being most fit to handle the economy, foreign policy and immigration.
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The psychiatrists deemed him a paranoid schizophrenic—they didn't think he was fit to go to trial.
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" We heard Clinton say, flatly, "Donald Trump is not fit to be president or commander in chief.
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Naturally, everyone wanted a chunk of the rock that God had deemed fit to chuck at Earth.
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"He's obviously not fit to be in the United States Senate," Mr. McConnell told reporters on Tuesday.
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They're burning investor capital as fast as they can and as they see fit to become heroes.
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"Kevin Love, he had to totally change his game to fit, to be a shooter," Durant said.
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Kirsten Gillibrand a whore is not fit to clean the toilets in the Barack Obama Presidential Library.
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I knew that somebody saw fit to hire Jason Momoa to plant a flag of molten hotness.
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Our nation's founders saw fit to empower Congress with an extraordinary remedy to address extraordinary executive misconduct.
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Woods said he expected to be fit to play in the Zozo Championship in Japan on Oct.
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After a somewhat long conversation, it was determined that Cespedes was fit to stay in the game.
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It was based on a year-old report that EPA had never previously seen fit to mention.
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"I've welcomed the requirements of BIBA to clearly establish that I am 'fit to box'," he said.
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A career HR executive may seem like an odd fit to take over the top retail job.
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But the pilot wasn't confident the plane was fit to fly, and he refused to take off.
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The man in Las Vegas saw fit to sum up his life in this final blazing act.
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" Hannity continued: "Now Clinton says Donald Trump, oh, he's not fit to serve in the Oval Office.
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The photograph, they said, only solidified for them that he was not fit to lead the state.
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It's not designed to tell us if someone is fit to be president of the United States.
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Tons of food is wasted every day in the UK, much of it still fit to be eaten.
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At the moment, Rugby Union uses a SCAT3 test to decide whether a player is fit to play.
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I said starting back in June that he was not fit to be president and commander in chief.
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All I can say is however radioactive he is, he's still alive and seemed pretty fit to me.
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Jutting did not give a plea in 2014, but psychology reports said he was fit to stand trial.
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His family apparently lacks "male" energy, which doesn't make Kanye feel fit to "play catch" with his dad.
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Kaitlyn: In the last week of One Video's sweet little life, the Lord saw fit to test it.
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Two, they should fit to international norms and, three, they should be discriminatory just attacking our digital companies.
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That gives me four hours after work if those dresses don't fit to hunt something down near me.
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But Martinez said he is now seeking to determine whether the accused shooter is fit to stand trial.
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It was Caballero who finally convinced Escobar she'd be a perfect fit to serve the local county government.
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So, if someone is not mentally fit to stand trial, they can not be convicted of a crime.
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No one should have to feel the need to suppress their appetite to fit to ridiculous beauty standards.
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Typically "Gentlemen Jim," who had a thriving theatrical career, only saw fit to fight every couple of years.
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The folks of Flint still have to PAY for water that's only fit to flush the toilet with.
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So what can I do to find out how to be a better fit to drive the car?
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But now, in the one kindness that 2017 has seen fit to deliver upon us, Rachel has returned.
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In the letter, Clinton's doctor declared her "healthy and fit to serve as President of the United States."
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Kenworthy earlier this month called Pence a "bad fit" to lead the U.S. delegation to Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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Hogan often deflects questions about Trump, including one last week about whether he was fit to be president.
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Not long ago, bin Salman saw fit to lock up members of his own family on corruption charges.
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Ramakrishnan was soon convinced that Gallivan was the perfect fit to take over the CEO duties at BlueJeans.
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Both Clinton and Trump have released medical records showing they are fit to serve as commander in chief.
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So I would think that they're not really fit to move for maybe 12 hours or so really.
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Sessions is not fit to serve as the top law enforcement officer of our country and must resign.
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The Senate's role is to determine whether the nominee is fit to perform the responsibilities of the position.
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I said starting back in June that he was not fit to be president and commander-in-chief.
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But the scales didn't spread further, and after a week more, they declared Diana fit to return home.
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People seemed to like the idea, so here's hoping somebody in the NHL sees fit to steal it.
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But, perhaps there is no one answer to who is the best fit to fill a diversity role.
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Fifty percent of white voters say Trump is fit to be president, against 48 who say he's not.
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While 48 percent say she is fit to be president, only 31 percent say that of Mr. Trump.
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Less than a day later the F.A.A. uncovered evidence that suggested the planes were not fit to fly.
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PR: And these are all sports that we consider have product market fit, to use a tech term.
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On Wednesday, the Senate Intelligence Committee will question her to decide whether she is fit to be director.
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Colin Jost and Michael Che host this four-week series covering all the news that's fit to mock.
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A Quinnipiac poll released Wednesday found that only 40% of Americans believe Trump is fit to be President.
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Some critics cited the 211 ProPublica story as evidence that she was not fit to run the agency.
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Unfortunately, it's not at all surprising that Trump saw fit to make fun of Thunberg's passion and emotion.
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If the race is about who is fit to be president, Donald Trump is not likely to win.
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And they haven't seen fit to take liberals' advice and swap him out for another equally conservative nominee.
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I said starting back in June, that he was not fit to be president and commander in chief.
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Or it could be that the larger bees were more fit to colonize and survive on a new island.
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Trump also tweeted that both candidates should release medical records to prove they were fit to serve as president.
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"She is in excellent physical condition and fit to serve as President of the United States," the letter concludes.
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Killer Mike thinks Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are Tweedledee and Tweedledum, and neither are fit to be President.
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Here, he is attempting to justify his behaviour and convince the American public that he is fit to serve.
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But he still saw fit to give her working ovaries, so she'll live another day — albeit without a clitoris.
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A psychiatric examination found the defendant mentally fit to stand trial, both the prosecutor and the defense lawyer said.
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For example, the system could flag management that a certain worker is stressed or otherwise not fit to work.
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Services like Twitter use a stringent verification process, for those they see fit to award the notorious blue checkmark.
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Israel's Channel 2 found that Clinton was deemed "more fit" to be US president by a 16-point margin.
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It also called for tougher inspections when pilots with a history of psychiatric problems are declared fit to fly.
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A judge last month ordered that Tarrant undergo mental health assessments to determine if he's fit to stand trial.
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Bardack issued a letter late last year saying Clinton was in good health and fit to serve as President.
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"She is in excellent physical condition and fit to serve as President of the United States," Bardack's letter concludes.
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USDA has a lot of flexibility to use the money as it sees fit to keep agriculture prices steady.
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If the House sees fit to make the bill better, it certainly has the support of the White House.
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The New York Times has "all the news that's fit to the print" — and all the ad spreads too.
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After as sizable a rally as we've seen, even the biggest bulls might see fit to act like squirrels.
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"Combined, this would make the euro area fit to deliver a more prosperous future for its citizens," Constancio said.
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Shelby saw fit to offer Doc Kearns and Dempsey the princely sum of $200,000 to fight in the town.
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Five years later, this current administration thought it fit to release the plans for these do-it-yourself weapons.
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Conservative columnist Jennifer Rubin writes that the GOP "isn't fit to govern" in a scathing editorial published on Thursday.
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Both Clinton and Trump have released medical records showing that they are fit to serve as commander in chief.
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One spokeswoman, Katrina Pierson, said Friday that Ryan wasn't fit to be Speaker if he was not behind Trump.
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Trump, who is 22019, has repeatedly questioned whether Biden, 76, is mentally and physically fit to serve as president.
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Ric Flair thinks Bradley Cooper would be the perfect fit to play him in the upcoming Hulk Hogan biopic.
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Under Armour The new model is not only competition tested, but tailor-fit to each US speed skater's body.
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Meanwhile, Shuri seems like a natural fit to take over Tony's role as tech support for the MCU heroes.
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Any violence increase is bad and needs to be addressed with effective strategies that are fit to local drivers.
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Purdue coach Matt Painter told ESPN that his center still hasn't been able to demonstrate he's fit to play.
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We should be able to take courage to turn down the opportunities, which maybe don't fit to our strategy.
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I don't think humans as a species are cognitively fit to really grasp the threat we're currently faced with.
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This is also one of the reasons why he deemed Yobo Soju a good fit to carry at Oiji.
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To see if someone is a fit to hire, she says she relies on one simple go-to question.
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Dena Abergel, the children's ballet master, said she was lucky to have two dancers so fit to play Marie.
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Art helps detainees keep sane, meaning that those who are guilty will one day be fit to stand trial.
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This problem was declared solved and the plane was again judged fit to fly, according to the maintenance log.
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" Robinson added that he feels best fit to stand in on the show, being that he's an "actual chef.
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Tiny Love Stories We're looking for all the emotion that's fit to print — in no more than 100 words.
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Buhari has faced intense speculation about his health and whether he is fit to contest for elections next year.
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The fully electric Honda E and hybrid Jazz, known as the Fit to US consumers, will jumpstart the initiative.
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Unfortunately, President Trump saw fit to send Beijing congratulations on the 70th anniversary, without any mention of Hong Kong.
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First and foremost, you want a snug fit to ensure comfort and to prevent rubbing that might cause blisters.
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The doctors, Philip Ades, Patrick Savage and Martin LeWinter, said they believed Sanders is fit to serve as president.
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We hope decent people will denounce these comments and that the President will see fit to apologize for them.
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Donald Trump's embrace of the KKK is the clearest demonstration yet that he is not fit to be President.
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Mr. Flynn, a hothead and an ideologue, was not fit to be national security adviser in the first place.
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According to the official rules, submissions will be judged on overall attitude, fit to the coffee theme, and creativity.
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But there may be an optimal arrangement for each country, fit to its specific political, cultural and economic context.
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But there may be an optimal arrangement for each country, fit to its specific political, cultural and economic context.
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With terrific height and length for the point guard position, Wright's a natural fit to help on the wing.
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But Maduro never had the personality — or connections — that made him a natural fit to follow in Chávez's footsteps.
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"The fact that this group wasn't allowed in the parade, I didn't see fit to march without them," Magoon said.
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Despite its own level of corporate hype, he said it's not the perfect fit to disrupt things like equity trades.
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Nipsey's family was in court and squared off with Tanisha, whom they believe is not fit to care for Emani.
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Trump has previously dismissed the WTO as a "catastrophe," suggesting the organization isn't fit to arrange fair trading between countries.
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"Mark Kirk bucked his party to say Donald Trump is not fit to be commander-in-chief," Kirk's ad said.
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"This is proof that you need to be fit to watch a sport as well as play it," Elliott said.
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"Tellingly, not one other reputable media outlet has seen fit to air this false claim," Fairfax said in his statement.
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In no particular order, here are 16 news-oriented films that are fit to print -- on film stock or digital.
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Ruhm cautioned, however, about extrapolating from the future based on a curve fit to death data collected after the fact.
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It was now "getting fit" to be profitable in a world where oil trades at $40 a barrel, he said.
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Some people think he'd be a good fit to run Twitter's core product, too, although he says he's not interested.
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Mr. Comey has said that Mr. Trump is not fit to hold office and has compared him to a mobster.
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Aren't some delegates required to vote for Donald Trump, whether they think he is fit to be president or not?
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A leading African novelist was asked to supply a letter from two cardiologists stating that he was fit to travel.
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One, they should automatically custom fit to your ears, providing better comfort and a tighter seal than stock earbud tips.
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Naver saw fit to reject Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's advances because it believes it has a hit on its hands.
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Teerawat Yioyim might seem like an unlikely fit to Muay Thai but his credentials do more than back him up.
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Kibo's singing reaches "five levels deep" and creates a beautiful melody that is fit to be streamed to dogs everywhere.
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Ridiculously hot pics of young Justin Trudeau show he was way more fit to be a god than Prime Minister.
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Dr. Lisa Bardack says she's evaluated Clinton's health "several times" since Sunday, and she's improving and fit to be POTUS.
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I ain't fit to live, not after what I done, not in ya'll's eyes and not in nobody's else's eyes.
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Carson, who ran for president in 2016, himself once questioned whether he is fit to run a large federal agency.
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The atoms are still there, but changes in molecular structure can cause them not to fit to the right receptors.
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With all the gossip swirling around the couple, Jolie's camp saw fit to issue a second, eerily similar declaration Tuesday.
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And in their book Millennials Rising, published in 2000, they saw fit to describe the character of this newborn generation.
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Anyone more invested in Vermont jam than the welfare of the American people is not fit to lead this country.
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The Chicago Cubs have scouted the Yankees and would be an obvious fit to add one of their overpowering relievers.
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O'Rourke responded that he doesn't believe Kavanaugh is fit to serve because of his "troubling history" regarding voting rights protections.
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The Hurtta Torrent Dog Raincoat features high-quality construction and a secure fit to keep your dog dry in downpours.
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Hastings made a "meticulous argument" for why Randolph was not fit to run the company alone, according to the book.
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It's time to show the country that, despite policy disagreements, we are fit to lead and can make responsible choices.
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Instead, we are having discussions about the size of Trump's "button" and whether Trump is mentally fit to be President.
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It is rigged so that a candidate not capable and fit to serve as our leader will not be elected.
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His opponents say Bouteflika, 81, is not fit to lead and that Algeria is ruled in his name by advisers.
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Autonomy expressed by both people of color and white women has them fit to be tied and ready to harass.
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Almost immediately, British tabloid The Daily Mail began to print stories that claimed Victoria was not fit to be president.
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For whatever reason the gods have seen fit to curse Nurmagomedov and, by association, Ferguson, and, by looser association, us.
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Several legal experts said the court will have wide discretion in deciding if she is fit to remain in office.
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In a new interview, Biden went as far as to claim that Sanders is not fit to lead the party.
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Saving for a "good" pair would mean living potentially for months with shoes that weren't fit to do my job.
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Perry said she believed presidents should be subject to a raft of tests to establish they are fit to serve.
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Once the athletes arrive at the show before the competition, the judges make sure that they are fit to compete.
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Why should the president think they are any less fit to become Americans than the Norwegians he seems to fancy?
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It's a sign to many that the Democratic frontrunner isn't fit to lead the party into a bold progressive future.
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But for now, corporate India will settle for a government that has belatedly seen fit to respond to its complaints.
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He is not above quoting interviewees who saw fit to question David's devotion to Sontag during her horrible last year.
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Now, our gracious queen saw fit to bless us with a coffee table book of all her most iconic looks.
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That's why expressly political playwrights like Brecht and Shaw often saw fit to set their works in the deep past.
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The passengers were "all were deemed asymptomatic and fit to fly before being processed for evacuation," according to the statement.
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He noted that the president had said he "hoped" that Mr. Comey could see fit to end the Flynn inquiry.
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Although the fire smothered itself before firefighters arrived, the oven was not fit to use, according to CNN affiliate WCAX.
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At a deeper level, they were really talking about the same issue: is Donald Trump fit to serve as president?
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It's certainly interesting that someone at the White House has seen fit to hang it in such a prominent way.
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The Trump administration has told trans soldiers and potential recruits that they are not fit to fight for our country.
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"Congress hasn't seen fit to give us more officers to actually deal with the issues that happen here," he said.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - He is a president few Brazilians want, replacing a leader hardly any saw fit to stay.
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Her fleeces had always been unisex, she said, but she recalibrated the fit to make them more friendly for everyone.
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Someone saw fit to hold onto these clothes, books, toys, family photos, letters, kitchen gadgets, diaries, electronics, and other artifacts.
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It has the most powerful V2000 ever fit to a production car, making 2300 horsepower and 770 pound-feet of torque.
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"Tellingly, not one other reputable media outlet has seen fit to air this false claim," the statement from Fairfax's office said.
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Authorities Are Investigating Mills' Mental State A court-ordered mental health evaluation will determine if Mills is fit to stand trial.
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That experience makes Trainor a great fit to lead SoundCloud, which is fending off bigger rivals like Spotify and Apple Music.
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Carlos Ghosn isn't currently fit to lead Renault following his arrest in Japan, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire has said.
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Someone who is going to be fit to serve on the bench and then the attention will shift to the Senate.
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Also being announced today is a "tailored" version of the Dash Pro, which will be custom-fit to a user's ears.
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He once got three feet away from an adder in the brambles, which yawned its pink mouth fit to swallow him.
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However, the state saw fit to implement a magisterial decision to prohibit Christians from consuming alcohol out of respect for Muslims.
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It is an immediate classic and the story of mistaken identity is an absolute perfect fit to Ware's charming, gothic style.
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After a tough session for stocks, some may see fit to question the strength of the recent bounce from the lows.
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I know we will come out of this transition stronger, more agile and better fit to compete in today's retail environment.
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However, there are a couple of apps you can use in place of Mi Fit to better view your activity data.
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Robert Downey Jr. might've been the perfect fit to play Tony Stark, but that doesn't mean he takes the superhero home.
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In another case, it is undecided whether a 93-year-old is mentally fit to undergo trial for alleged wartime crimes.
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"It is our hope that the US attorney will see fit to do what is just and what's right," he said.
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Although he was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and psychotic disorder, he was found to be mentally fit to stand trial.
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Democrats hope such activity will build a case for voters that the President is not fit to serve a second term.
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"Jeremy Corbyn this morning proved he is not fit to govern our country," Brandon Lewis, the party's chairman, said on Sunday.
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This year, baseball's dash of geographic artificiality has seen fit to prop up the mightiest sad sacks of the early 2010s.
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Shadow Moon is confused, and so are readers, until the moment Gaiman and the gods see fit to clue us in.
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It is a problem that the ADCA sees fit to publish artifacts of which it may not be the legitimate owner.
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His public defender at the time raised questions about whether Muhammad was mentally fit to stand trial, according to court records.
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"I know we will come out of this transition stronger, more agile and better fit to compete in today's retail environment."
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Front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are not fit to be president, former 2016 GOP candidate George Pataki said Monday.
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Even with The Life of Pablo still unfinished, Kanye West still saw fit to release a music video to the masses.
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Most married couples residing together under the same roof would see fit to file their income taxes on one joint return.
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According to the product page, these headphones offer high-def sound and a secure fit to prevent them from slipping out.
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Ofcom has previously said there was a high threshold for finding that a broadcaster was not fit to hold a license.
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Poland goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny picked up a thigh injury in the opening game but is expected to be fit to play.
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Therefore, protesters see it fit to unlawfully paralyze America's cities at rush hour because they are dealing with a political loss.
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Fifty-nine percent of those polled said Trump lacks decency, while 22019 percent said he is not fit to be president.
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"We hope decent people will denounce these remarks and that the president will see fit to apologize for them," he added.
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Trump has previously defended his mental stability in the face of questions over whether he is fit to serve as president.
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Trump somehow saw fit to bring up a National Enquirer story linking Cruz's father to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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Historically speaking, it is surreal that Mr. Pence's chief task is selling Mr. Trump as being emotionally fit to hold office.
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Still, Jay Z tried to argue that her rival, Donald J. Trump, the Republican nominee, was not fit to be president.
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Though I have never looked for a woman or abandoned monastic life, I am not fit to wear the robes again.
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Barry Goldwater of Arizona broke with their party to stand up against a President who was no longer fit to serve.
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" Here's Uber's strategy so far: And here's the evidence Uber presented: "I now question whether Anthony is fit to lead Chauffeur.
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The charges against him—179 counts, including first-degree murder—are pending until Dear is deemed fit to take the stand.
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For obvious reasons, it wouldn't be good fit to have people who are unstable or mentally ill in an industrial kitchen.
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While she has charged into postsurgery physical therapy in the past, it is unclear when she will be fit to return.
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"The Fed has through the course of the year seen fit to lower the expected path of interest rates," he said.
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Thanks to reporting on the memo, we know that Rosenstein, a Trump appointee, saw fit to apply for this warrant's renewal.
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The plan gave the Rays a better chance to win, he said, and Romo was the right fit to execute it.
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And the White House must now find someone legally fit to head the department but tough enough to satisfy Mr. Trump.
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"We want to run a series of smaller connected businesses that are faster moving and more fit to compete," he said.
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Those who favor rapprochement and expanded trade have seen fit to spin this as certification that Iran has changed its ways.
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As chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Schiff was a natural fit to lead the trial phase of the impeachment proceedings.
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The New York Times has used "All the News That's Fit to Print" since 1897, but that wasn't its first motto.
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The Jets will have a sense by the end of the season whether Petty or Hackenberg is fit to succeed McCown.
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Bloomberg released a one-page letter from his internist summarizing his medical history and declaring him fit to serve as president.
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The Chinese government, however, told Mr. Liu's lawyer, Shang Baojun, in late June that Mr. Liu was not fit to travel.
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The way to tell if the longueirão, also known as navalhas or canivetes, is fit to cook is by poking it.
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Even The New York Times, the so-called Gray Lady with all the news that's fit to print, found it fit to print the B.S. word just 14 times in the many years before Mr. Trump's inauguration, according to a Nexis search, but has used it 26 times since — not all in stories covering the president.
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Brothern was charged with indecent exposure in April, but was not "mentally fit to proceed to trial" at that time, FOX8 reported.
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Before landing any roles, an acting coach recommended she change "Fit" to her mother's maiden name, Gutierrez, to accentuate her Latin roots.
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He and his partners may use it how best they see fit to meet the multiple needs of their large patient base.
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Fitch considers HCC to be 'Very Important' in terms of strategic fit to Tokio Marine and may migrate to 'Core' over time.
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Leaked earlier this month, the company confirms it will be adding a Galaxy Watch Active and the Galaxy Fit to the lineup.
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After a quick check on his right arm by the physiotherapist, Nishikori was declared fit to continue and Nadal showed no mercy.
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She started referring to ''work-life fit'' to capture the way workers try to piece the disparate parts of their lives together.
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Now, if Google can see fit to finally release Gmail and Google Maps updates for the iPhone X, we'll be all set.
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Ok people, I just left the theater and KNOW for CERTAIN that the GODS have seen fit to BLESS us with #WONDERWOMAN.
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After medical tests indicated that she was fit to conceive, Kaur had two failed attempts with IVF before successfully conceiving last year.
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The bill also advocates for counties to establish pre-trial services agencies to better determine if people are fit to be released.
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Facebook and YouTube are the most likely companies to acquire Patreon, but Endeavor may be the company best fit to acquire it.
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In the plot above you can see a data fit to just part of the data, the part that does look parabolic.
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Consequently, it makes sense that stocks that saw a huge surge following increased expectations after Trump's win would see fit to slip.
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For some, the fact that Khan is a Muslim is evidence that he is not fit to protect the city of London.
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But the Italian government nonetheless opened an investigation in January, and has now seen fit to fine the Android phone maker, too.
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Uber has shown that it's not fit to run its own service: Couldn't we, together, do a much better job of it?
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Without naming the Vermont senator, Clinton cast him as a "single-issue" candidate ill fit to address all the issues facing America.
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Clinton's doctor declared her "fit to serve" as president in a letter released on Wednesday along with other details on Clinton's health.
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Hillary Clinton's doctor declared her fit to be president on Wednesday as her campaign released more details on the Democratic nominee's health.
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Historically, these have also been national concerns, though most Americans see fit to point their fingers at the South and assign blame.
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But an internal report seen in 2014 by IHS Jane's, a defence publication, revealed that only 60% were typically fit to fly.
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By 2005, at least one powerful Republican saw fit to cop to and offer a mild apology for decades of dog whistling.
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In the past five years the NHS has spent £2 billion caring for patients in hospital who are medically fit to leave.
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In the 1980s central bankers rarely saw fit to inform the public of their near-term goals or even about past interventions.
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Only one more of Ngannou's shots broke through the Serbian's shell, but referee Herb Dean saw it fit to stop the contest.
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But Krzanich insisted that the company was shipping the chips, and if the chips are fit to ship, they must be fine.
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Pelosi said that despite her opposition to impeachment at the moment, she does not believe Trump is fit to serve as president.
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With Edmonds present, an officer reportedly questioned King Edmonds and eventually determined that she was fit to take care of the children.
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With Jim present, an officer reportedly questioned Meghan, 35, and eventually determined that she was fit to take care of the children.
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Sometimes they simply buy a chunk of a publication, a time-honored method of influencing what is deemed fit to write about.
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August's qualities as a sympathizer to those in bondage leave him fit to bear a responsibility that never belonged to Molotschna's women.
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Turning plastic into fuel or electricity could help curb the pollution crisisBut not all plastics are fit to be converted into fuel.
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"You have to be pretty fit to do that many push-ups," said Stewart who was not involved in the new research.
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We will see you again in September—provided God hasn't seen fit to smite that part of New York State by then.
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This year Diesel saw fit to introduce its underwear campaign online on Pornhub/YouPorn, as part of its foray into digital advertising.
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As for Jon, he is released from his vows (on a technicality that clearly didn't see fit to include a resurrection clause).
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While men are tied 49 to 49 percent over whether Trump is fit to lead, 63 percent of women say he's not.
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It was a true creative refuge, deep in a corner of Williamsburg that—at the time—no one saw fit to develop.
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Choose to acknowledge someone else with your attention the next time you deem it fit to start a conversation with a stranger.
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Here's my first question: Would you regard bad sexual behavior as disqualifying if the candidate was otherwise totally fit to be president?
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The couple, who bought most of their clothing from Barneys, said it was a natural fit to purchase their wedding attire there.
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Our logistics-driven military branches are an ideal fit to staff this parallel system, given they can be trained and deployed rapidly.
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For example, a citizen should be able to gamble away all of his money if he sees it fit to do so.
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It seems like a fair price point for shapewear, and I'm already raving about the fit to my group chat of girlfriends.
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And he's never faced someone like Donald Trump -- the President questioned whether Biden is "mentally fit" to be president over the weekend.
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Bernie Sanders had a heart attack, doctors said the 78-year-old presidential hopeful is fit to serve in the White House.
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A string of ill-fated plant purchases might even make you wonder if you're fit to take care of houseplants at all.
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Despite bigger, squishier ear cushions, they're noticeably tight on your head — but noise cancellation requires that fit to literally seal noise out.
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German prosecutors announced in 2015 that they had shelved their case because Mr. Karkoc, then 96, was not fit to stand trial.
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With Jim present, an officer reportedly questioned King Edmonds and eventually determined that she was fit to take care of their children.
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That old version of me that shares unfailingly and unblinkingly with a world that is probably not fit to be shared with?
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So the nation doesn't need a shrink to help it to decide whether President Trump is fit to serve, mentally or otherwise.
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But two months before her due date, the airline grounded Ms. Freyer, even though her doctor still considered her fit to fly.
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He is due to undergo a medical evaluation, including a psychological check, to ensure he is fit to travel, the IOM said.
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And therefore, I do not believe that they are fit to be writing the laws for the people of the United States.
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It's a shame that in its yearslong saga of scandal and attempted rehabilitation, it hasn't yet seen fit to simply be generous.
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They all arrived in various increment to be stamped with a kind of sacred ink that makes them news fit to print.
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Edmure will never be fit to rule over anything that requires complicated ruling, and props to Sansa for acknowledging that in the moment.
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Foster is squeamish and nervous — a poor fit to spy on the radical organization — and is constantly on the edge of being discovered.
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"Sessions is not fit to serve as the top law enforcement officer of our country and must resign," Pelosi said in a statement.
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Cross-country skiers need to be extremely fit to continuously push through the sometimes powdery, sometimes icy terrain in 12 to 48 hours.
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CNBC's Phil LeBeau noted that this is just one step required of Boeing before declaring the 737 Max fit to return to service.
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According to the report, Apple was hoping to use a higher-capacity battery that was form-fit to the inside of the computer.
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But Kasich's many recent comments disparaging Trump and even saying he's not fit to be president are going to be hard to ignore.
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Massa went to hospital after Friday practice in Budapest but was then passed fit to continue on Saturday, when he experienced more dizziness.
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Crew Group's larger dedication to inclusivity and effort to reinvent their standard of fit to reflect the real, diverse spectrum of the customer.
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"Before you know it, the whole world is armed and guns are in the hands of those who aren't fit to have them."
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He has portrayed the then-New York senator's decision as evidence that she has "horribly bad judgment" and isn't fit to be president.
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What follows is all the fan theories fit to print, focused on untangling the thickly-woven web of lies, deceit, and outright hallucinations.
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They fell in love with him and thought he and his business might be a better fit to build a reality show around.
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However, if you see fit to publish any articles in the future about ursine hindquarters, "A grizzly end" would make a fine title.
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Because prosthetics are such personal items, each one has to (or should) be custom-made or fit to the needs of the wearer.
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Many companies still see fit to entertain clients in the equivalent of strip clubs, while pornographic magazines are sold in most convenience stores.
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The New Zealand Herald reports that a mental health assessment was ordered for Tarrant and he's been assessed as fit to stand trial.
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All the news that's fit to paywallImage: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Featuring the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Wired, and Apple News.
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I produced custom bondage furniture fit to my six-and-a-half-foot tall body that restrains me in a classical reclining pose.
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Gevers did not, in that email, see fit to mention to the board that he already considered Gustinis to be COO of Monetas.
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The 16-shade lineup features a plethora of reds, nudes, pinks, and plums — pretty, fit-to-flatter basics that are anything but basic.
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Without a major overhaul of weak renter protections, the rent market will never become fit to accommodate well-paid foreign workers, he added.
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Meanwhile, in the month of March, S&P downgraded its credit ratings on 2 ½ companies for each company it saw fit to upgrade.
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Clinton released a letter from her doctor in July, who stated that the former secretary of state was "fit to serve as President."
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" Clinton on Wednesday released information from her medical records, which included her personal physician calling her "healthy and fit to serve as president.
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I literally got hundreds of harassing tweets over the last week and Twitter saw fit to deal with maaaaaybe five percent of them.
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Prosecutors said in August that a medical examination showed Groening was fit to start serving his prison sentence, though Groening's lawyer disputed that.
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His discursive, spiraling speech on Tuesday enthralled his base, while it left others outwardly questioning whether he is fit to lead the country.
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"I find no pleasure in saying this, but I believe Governor Greitens is no longer fit to hold Missouri's highest office," she said.
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And we must remember that policing itself is a difficult business and not everyone is fit to handle its demands and its perils.
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His leadership, basketball intellect, championship-level experience and communication skills make him the right fit to take our team to the next level.
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Biden's struggle with civil rights matters highlights exactly why the Obamas may not see him as a natural fit to inherit their legacy.
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Twist, bend, suck—use this double-ended dildo any way that you see fit to enjoy double penetration alone or with your partners.
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These brands encourage customers who have the time and the money to get fit to feel superior about their ability to do so.
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Hillary Clinton has fueled a debate over whether her rival for the presidency, Donald J. Trump, is fit to command America's atomic forces.
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"And in all events, Congress may legislate to address these problems if it deems it necessary and fit to do so," he said.
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And yet no Congress has seen fit to kill it off, and that is the White House proposal before the current Congress now.
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Police also visit the applicants' homes to decide whether they are "fit" to possess firearms and inspect where the firearm will be kept.
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The conversation has clearly changed since 2009, when virtually no one saw fit to stand up for Fox (save for one concerned PA).
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But Kantor, Twohey, and Farrow managed it, and for that, the Pulitzer committee saw fit to recognize their work, in tandem, as exceptional.
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It's not about "women being superior," it's about men choosing to give up their power to women they see fit to hold it.
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But Mr. Scatamacchia quickly realized that he was a good fit to play the lead — one of the most verbose roles in theater.
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To find out, they asked the rowers, who were all young, male and fit, to visit a university lab on three separate occasions.
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The High Court judge overseeing the appearance ordered Tarrant to undergo a mental assessment to determine whether he was fit to stand trial.
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There's no reason to believe he actually meant that India wasn't fit to govern itself and should return to being a British colony.
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But somehow folks who consider themselves progressive Democrats have seen fit to throw away $20173 billion to the richest man in the world.
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It's a release that feels fit-to-burst with ambition – one that, from lesser bands, would sink under the weight of its mythology.
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As she puts it: "We got the fit to the point that I felt that whoever put them on, still looked like themselves."
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Mr. Trump also suggested that the congressman was not fit to carry the secretary of state's "'blank' strap," as Mr. Niinisto looked on.
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In 1964, Fact magazine surveyed thousands of psychiatrists about Barry Goldwater, wondering — not entirely innocently — whether he was psychologically fit to be president.
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I certainly am very uncomfortable with the fact that overt white nationalists have seen fit to make this a symbol for their cause.
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O'Rourke said that he doesn't think Kavanaugh is fit to serve on the bench, pointing to his "troubling history" on voting rights protections.
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Burgos prompted major backlash in February after posting a comment on Facebook suggesting that only Christians are fit to run for public office.
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"See What Can Be Done" is a captivating miscellany, one that should entice even readers who usually see fit to bypass such collections.
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Ford, who is listed as questionable on the injury report, is likely to need some pregame testing before he's pronounced fit to play.
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"In modern parenting culture, it is hard to resist the temptation to moralize everything and have everything fit to brain enhancement," Kamenetz said.
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FDA regulators are required to oversee that the importers are in compliance, but Congress has not seen fit to adequately fund the program.
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Even if the subcommittee sees fit to allocate some additional funds to TFI after next week's hearing, the battle will not be over.
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Dr. Lissa Johnson of Australia said an independent medical assessment is needed to determine if Assange is "medically fit" to face legal proceedings.
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When the Department of Defense deems a young volunteer fit to serve the country in uniform, the ensuing contract is a serious one.
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"It seemed like many facilities didn't discuss whether some animals were the best fit to meet the needs of the residents," Stull said.
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It's this number that the Washington Post saw fit to give three out of four Pinocchios for lacking a strong enough empirical foundation.
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Yet in that NewsHour interview he said he would say so if he thinks a president isn't fit to be commander in chief.
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Thursday's run-through with Egypt was further evidence that he would be fit to play for the Pharoahs on Friday night against Uruguay.
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Ask Mark who's fit to lead, who has the judgment to lead, who will take that call at 3 o'clock in the morning?
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After questioning the 26-year-old, the prosecutor declared he was not psychologically fit to be kept in police custody, a statement said.
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We're told his court hearing for this stalking case is on hold until a judge determines if he's mentally fit to stand trial.
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His re-election bid stoked resentment among Algerians who believe he is not fit to run the major oil- and gas-producing country.
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See pretty picture with lady inside, looks so delicious, me fit to be tied, me love to eat it with sugar and cream … .
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Related: All the Enamel That's Fit to Pin These Are the Pins You Should Be Wearing This Week The World's Best Pins: #18
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Macedonia&aposs conservative government saw fit to name the country&aposs main airport and highway after Alexander, whose statues sprouted all over the place.
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In an effort to improve its Android heath and fitness app, Google has basically redesigned Fit to better support people's activity and wellness goals.
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With Sam's backing — and Tyrion's monologue to the court about ruling and stories — it's decided that Bran is the most fit to be King.
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After a long stint in the hospital, Toby still has trouble remembering words, he's not fit to return to work, and he has PTSD.
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Dornan, 34, looked fit (to say the least), wearing just a pair of blue swim trunks, while Johnson, 26, stunned in a yellow bikini.
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These critics raise a valid point — just because an actor is of color doesn't mean they are fit to play just about any ethnicity.
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Some thoughts on William: - William's first reaction to Aketcheta is telling: "I never learned whatever tongue Ford saw fit to give you," he sneers.
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The mill building re-opened in April 2016, following a $5 million re-fit to provide the new home for national youth charity Youthscape.
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I was just out of surgery and not really fit to be left unaccompanied for more than an hour or two without adult supervision.
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If you're like most of us, you work out for various reasons — to stay fit, to clear your mind, to get the perfect 'gram.
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But for non-skinny jean believers, the slit trend has caught on to a few other styles from vintage-fit to wide-legged jeans.
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Fit to the product, as opposed to the product wanting to fit around our friendships, fit around our society, our public square, our civility.
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Trump has seen fit to peddle conspiracies when they suit him as part of a broader appeal to supporters who don't trust the government.
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Much of the episode, titled "The Last of the Starks," is spent debating whether Daenerys is fit to be queen of the Seven Kingdoms.
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It also can be synced with fitness trackers and Fitbits, Apple Health and Google Fit to collect data about sleep, nutrition and physical activity.
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Given the age of the accused, cases have been delayed due to lengthy procedures to determine whether they are fit to be in court.
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Clinton still suffers from hypothyroidism and seasonal allergies but is "otherwise a healthy 67-year-old woman" who is "fit to serve" as president.
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So it makes sense that ahead of that, the biggest fashion publication in the world, Vogue, might see fit to catch up with her.
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" And "Our white people genetically predisposed to burn faster in the sun, thus logically being only being fit to live underground like traveling goblins?
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The glasses still weren't custom-fit to my face, so I sometimes felt cross-eyed while I tried to focus on the floating interface.
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" The Times might consider changing its motto from "All the news that's fit to print" to "Do as we say, not as we do.
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"America's leaders and allies are asking themselves yet again whether this man is fit to be president," they wrote in the co-bylined column.
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Stand out in these luxe drop earrings from BaubleBar – the final touch for your J.Law-inspired look fit to ring in the New Year.
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China, in turn, sees self-ruled Taiwan as fit to be taken back by force if necessary, particularly if it makes moves toward independence.
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Zelensky must now convince voters he is fit to lead a country at war and at the center of the West's tussle with Moscow.
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Someone on the production staff who deserves both a raise and intense suffering in the afterlife saw fit to equip Lucas with a megaphone.
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Democrats will take license to interpret facts as they see fit to keep their wild accusations alive before their base and the broader public.
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B. Thomas Gray, a state psychologist who examined Mr. Dear along with Dr. Grimmett, also concluded he was not mentally fit to stand trial.
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In competitive markets like today's media marketplace, firms should be free to organize themselves as they see fit to best ensure efficiency and productivity.
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The firm tracked 10 words, ranging in levels of offensiveness from "crap" to words that are not fit to print in a family newspaper.
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The show saw fit to depict her father a few weeks ago, so maybe we'll learn more about her as the season goes on.
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This rose gold lacy pet crown stays afloat through the fur with an elastic headband (which can be custom fit to your dog's head).
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Lewandowski saw him as a Braveheart-like hell-raiser tilting against a party elite that had not seen fit to embrace either of them.
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A man who sexually harasses women, engages in 'slut-shaming' and refers to gay men as 'fags' is not fit to lead our newspaper.
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While the larger model has more screen real estate, Microsoft didn't see fit to stretch the virtual keyboard the full width of the display.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping himself has not seen it fit to step directly into Hong Kong just yet because he does not have to.
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"I know someone is a good fit to work with me if the conversation is going well and there's a good feeling," he says.
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" Mallory also explained that he had come to accept that he was attractive—or "semi-fit to be viewed by the semi-naked eye.
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He oversees the Times style guide and is among those who decide delicate questions about Times style and which language is fit to print.
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The judge subsequently ordered a mental evaluation and treatment when there was questions about whether Micheli was mentally fit to stand trial, FOX17 reported .
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To get this one-of-a-kind experience, guests must be over 18 years of age and medically fit to stay in the bedroom.
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But newspaper bosses argue the tariffs aren't fit to solve the problem at hand, and they instead benefit a single print mill in Washington.
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The judge at his first trial, Lord Menzies, described him as an "evil man"—a judgment that no one has thought fit to appeal.
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This was a literal dream come true on multiple levels for everyone involved; from on-court fit to off-court familiarity, it was perfect.
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I love trying out weird, strange and unique sounds that you wouldn't expect but that still fit to the base vibe of the channel.
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But this time he suggested two people he saw fit to replace him — neither of whom had been on the radar of most fans.
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But the string of recent events has convinced him that Mr. Musk is "not mentally fit" to deal with all of Tesla's challenges successfully.
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It also questioned whether he was fit to lead a newsroom in the time of #metoo protests and revealing media reports about sexual harassment.
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"The world seemed to be shifting under his feet," Miller writes, "as were ideas about who was fit to sit in judgment of whom."
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Mr. Castillo's inclusion is a nod from the international community that his program is fit to hold court with the world's top 250 galleries.
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USA Today still saw it fit to rank Mitty as the No. 1 team in the country in its final poll of the season.
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While doing so, he has advertised his approach as a distinctive form of democracy, one fit to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
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It is also made to function in microgravity when needed and will be custom fit to each astronaut who wears one, according to NASA.
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Congress saw fit to pony up $2.1 billion for 10 of the aircraft, three units and $501 million more than the Pentagon asked for.
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James Bond fans have long speculated about who&aposd be fit to portray the famous spy after Daniel Craig steps down from the role.
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"All the News That's Fit to Print" was chosen as the paper's slogan by Arthur Ochs in 1896, the year he bought the publication.
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The poll also found that 2628 percent of likely voters say Clinton is fit to be president, and 28503 percent say she is not.
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Wall Street doesn't think Neumann is fit to be CEO of a public company and if you don't know why, read this WSJ piece.
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What if there's no clear path from $0 in your checking account to a down payment on a house that's fit to live in?
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I want the News That's Fit to Print, So, New York Times, please take this hint: I do not like this, New York Times.
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Almost always, the physician conducting the exam makes a general assessment of the President's health, and declares him fit to serve in the office.
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She says that custom suits are tailored to fit to your specific dimensions, which flatters your body type and exudes a more polished look.
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It always seemed a little odd that Martin Shkreli, awkward yet diabolical pharma bro, saw fit to criticize legendary rappers the Wu-Tang Clan.
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Joe Biden's personal mettle clearly has been severely tested by life — and, when it comes to courage, he is more than fit to serve.
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Jada Pinkett Smith's new friend is a shredded 72-year-old bodybuilder who is fit to DESTROY Will Smith ... in a push-up contest!!
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Don't expect Warren G to campaign for Stacey Dash in her run for Congress ... because he doesn't think she's fit to rep his hometown.
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It's unclear why T-Mobile sees fit to slow down Apple's smartwatch, which is unlikely to be much of a burden on the company's network.
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Bran Wins: He is the king and still figuring stuff out He doesn't want the throne, which obviously makes Bran the most fit to rule.
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Turkey is no longer fit to stand alongside European and North American nations, either at the conference table or on the battlefield.
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I still think the size small is perfect, but it went from a close structured fit to a looser fit that accommodates layers like sweaters.
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But fortunately for busy (read: lazy) people like me, Disney has seen fit to upload almost every single major musical number from Moana to YouTube.
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"The law will not enforce a contract of marriage in favour of a party…not fit to be married at all," a Pennsylvania court ruled.
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One man, however, saw fit to let her know how "unhealthy" he thought she was — so naturally, she gave him a piece of her mind.
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With its hardware now available to buy on Amazon, here's hoping Google might see fit to offer the YouTube app on Amazon's hardware once more.
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That makes it a perfect fit to partner with Bumble, a woman-led dating app that has long championed equality and diversity on its platform.
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But she was the only person on that stage fit to be President of the United States, the only candidate who can move America forward.
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"Sessions is not fit to serve as the top law enforcement officer of our country and must resign," Pelosi said in a statement on Thursday.
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Reba's charismatic personality, connections to the south and country music, and impressive career made her the ideal fit to be the Smoky Mountain BBQ Colonel.
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Originally scheduled for launch on Wednesday, a last-minute fault introduced a day-long delay which was required to ensure it was fit to fly.
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But then Mr Gove turned against his friend and former mentor and announced that he didn't think that he was fit to be prime minister.
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Specifically, he stated "I believe the women," and "[Moore's] obviously not fit to be in the United States Senate," as reported by The Daily Intelligencer.
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And without them, and with Facebook's other top liutenants all under order, it's unclear who'd be fit to lead Instagram other than Zuckerberg loyalist Mosseri.
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Still, the company saw fit to show off footage of the location that will eventually be the home of the company's factory in Reno, Nev.
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"We think he and James (Hinchcliffe) will be a good fit to push one another and fight for those wins," said co-owner Sam Schmidt.
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Maybe we should ask why, with so much enmity in this imperfect world, people saw fit to bring this squabble to a review aggregation site.
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If Marvel Studios had seen fit to release the new sizzle reels for Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War online, this might've been a toughie.
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The electronics giant has finally seen fit to reveal the full list of 20 titles for its answer to the wildly popular NES Classic edition.
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Despite the fainting episode, Dayton, also a Democrat, said he felt fit to serve out the remainder of his term that runs until early 2018.
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I'm the cold heartbreaker fit to burn, and my good-for-nothing ex-boyfriend should be glad I showed up in his life at all.
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It produces events in the manner best fit to highlight the action and turns superfans – who generally pay a subscription – into evangelists who recruit friends.
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Time and again, Hillary methodically went back to her central, stake-in-the-heart-of-Trump-campaign argument that Donald is not fit to serve.
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In a completely nonpartisan environment, the Senate will confirm all presidential nominees, so long as they are qualified or fit to be life-tenured judges.
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More than 30 mental health professionals published an open letter saying they didn't think he was fit to carry out the duties of a president.
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Snapchat and Foursquare have their own versions of live location sharing as well, but the everyday messaging space seems like the best fit to me.
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Now, in this year of inanity made flesh, His Electro Blue Voice have seen fit to give the world a new full-length, Mental Hoop.
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Nearly half, 49 percent, say that the former secretary of State is fit to be president, while just a third say the same about Trump.
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The press denounced him as an "boudoir Bolshevist," while the Harvard Board of Overseers opened an investigation to determine whether he was fit to teach.
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The child could hardly get herself dressed in the mornings; she certainly wasn't fit to be knocking halfway around London by herself, quarrelling with cabdrivers.
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Trump hasn't seen fit to adjust the story -- which paints McCain as a bad guy -- even as the Arizona Republican battles terminal brain cancer. 22018.
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He finally did something that would break the camel's back, he has given the nation a reason to believe he is not fit to serve.
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"It kind of took him by surprise that the Attorney General's office saw fit to arrest him at work on a Monday morning," he said.
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The issue won't necessarily be whether he's fit to serve come January 2021, but what toll the presidency takes on even the healthiest of people.
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Patagonia's founder wanted to share his passion for the outdoors, making clothes fit to explore nature and choosing a mission that aimed to preserve it.
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The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear a case challenging the medical standards used to determine whether someone is intellectually fit to be executed.
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""What Canadians saw this evening was someone with a complete lack of judgment and integrity and someone who is not fit to govern this country.
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My feeling in any sort of arena is, if someone is fit to do something, male or female, the position should be open to them.
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Thursday's performance did not feature a group quite fit to stand in that exalted company: This was a feel-good, sound-good-not-great concert.
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Local regulations can be even more of a costly nuisance, thanks to the endless details that state, county, or city governments see fit to micromanage.
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This election is about Donald Trump, and there was plenty of evidence in last night's 30-minute interview that he is not fit to lead.
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Over the years, the company's methodology and judgement over what it deems fit to be shared on Facebook have been questioned and criticized by many.
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The first episode of the Roseanne revival saw such monster ratings that the network saw fit to renew the show within a matter of days.
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He put me in touch with the guys who invented the Champagne Gun because he felt I would be a good fit to distribute them.
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Treasury secretary Trump has long suggested that Carl Icahn, a major investor and fellow businessman, would be the perfect fit to head his Treasury Department.
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Oatly, the original oat milk brand, sells a cream cheese-like "oat spread" in Scandinavian countries, but hasn't seen fit to launch it elsewhere yet.
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A majority of American voters do not believe that Donald Trump is fit to serve as president, according to a new poll from Quinnipiac University.
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That makes him an odd fit to interview Mikhail S. Gorbachev, whose leadership of the Soviet Union helped bring the Cold War to an end.
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The mere fact that Kavanaugh drank to excess in high school is not relevant to whether he is fit to serve on the Supreme Court.
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Hisham Melhem, a Lebanese-American journalist with the Saudi-owned Al Arabiya channel, said he doubted that Mr. Morsi had been fit to rule Egypt.
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It's to watch him capitulate, and, in so doing, seize the right to declare who's morally fit to be in the party, and who isn't.
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In the days leading up to the indictment of Mr. Manafort and his lobbying partner Rick Gates, they saw fit to question Mr. Mueller's legitimacy.
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Mr. Perez said on Wednesday that Ms. Mayer's article "led me to conclude" that Fox News was not fit to sponsor an official candidate forum.
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It added that its free-speech rights would be violated were it forced to certify that same-sex couples are fit to be foster parents.
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Based on post-trial affidavits from Paula Dyer's stepfamily, the psychologist who pronounced Mr. Irick fit to stand trial in 1986 later questioned that judgment.
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At three different airports, Lion Air maintenance crews tried to fix various problems concerning erroneous airspeed and other data, declaring the plane fit to fly.
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And it's just the latest of those that King has seen fit to share with the world over his time in office representing western Iowa.
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I think it would have been better had it been done earlier, because I think it would have been fit to take that on earlier.
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But President George Weah's office said in a statement he was suspending the importers' licenses so authorities could verify that they are fit to operate.
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And when the executive branch has occasionally sought support for war-making powers, Congress has seen fit to provide that backing, rather than deny it.
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Mr. Kim, the professor, said the trial and surrounding scandal had shown that, at the very least, Mr. Lee was not fit to run Samsung.
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Senator Tammy Duckworth, Democrat of Illinois, on Friday called Mr. Green "not fit to lead the Army" and praised his decision to withdraw his nomination.
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Almost always, the physician conducting the exam will make a general assessment of the President's health, and declare him fit to serve in the office.
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" "The question is, when does his behavior — which is described as immoral, accurately — rise to the level where he's no longer fit to serve office.
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With the fit-and-proper test, Ofcom is trying to determine whether the people who would be running the company are fit to do so.
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Lady Gaga's white hair and stellar voice could make her a perfect fit to belt out "Poor Unfortunate Souls" as Ursula from "The Little Mermaid."
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Senators need to consider the rights of their constituents before they vote to confirm extreme nominees who are not fit to judge, like Sarah Pitlyk.
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Art Review All the news that's fit to paint can be found in the exhibition by Wade Guyton, at the uptown branch of Petzel Gallery.
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In the aftermath of these revelations, Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer has called Trudeau "not fit" to be prime minister and asked for his resignation.
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More so than you might expect from someone whose puzzle was deemed fit to appear in The New York Times (on a Saturday, no less).
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Corbyn has always been ambivalent about the European Union, which has made him something of an odd fit to be leader during the Brexit debate.
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But when HHS finally found a bed for him, the agency postponed his relocation because he had the flu and was not fit to travel.
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Instead, it was "All the News That's Fit to Print" that first appeared in the upper left corner of The Times's front page on Feb.
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Seeing content about the need to stay fit to avoid gaining weight during quarantine or social distancing can also be triggering for eating disorder recovery.
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At every turn, the people examining me reached the same conclusion: I was "aeromedically adapted" — fit to fly — and able to return to the service.
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We want our children to be happy, to find a good fit, to make lifelong friends and build a career network that helps sustain them.
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Parents craving a soup-to-nuts guide to the road to college — encompassing everything from college fit to affordability — have many choices in credible resources.
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They were married near the end of their lives, in 2015, when the federal government finally saw it fit to grant marriage equality to gay Americans.
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He will cast his vote on the first ballot, and on any additional ballots, for a candidate whom he believes is fit to serve as President.
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Yet even if one agrees that Trump is not fit to serve, voters of all stripes should be outraged by the spymasters' attempts to damage him.
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I could not bring myself to cut any of it to fit to the traditional formats available to producers, plus I really liked all 24 pieces.
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Naturally, the press's interest was piqued by this charismatic 25-year-old whom the reigning king of guitar rock had deemed fit to share his stage.
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Just as, on Twitter, there are little cul de sacs and corners that you would, in a whole logged-on lifetime, never see fit to visit.
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New orcas will only be introduced to the parks if they are rescued from the wild and not fit to be released back into the ocean.
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And plenty just figured that, given enough time, most voters would see through Trump's bluster and bragging and decide he wasn't fit to run the country.
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TerraCycle sells shipping boxes that parents can stuff with as many toys (electronic or otherwise) as will fit to recycle safely, at a hefty price tag.
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Strengths: As the second-highest ranking politician in Hong Kong, Lam is a natural fit to succeed Leung, who is not standing for a second term.
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Any RoR developer needs to know the most recent developments in programming and new technologies, which is a natural fit to the dynamic of startup culture.
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Yet Trump should think twice before turning the looming showdown with Clinton into a referendum on whether women are fit to serve in America's highest office.
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In a letter released by her doctor in July 2015, Clinton was described as being in "excellent health" and "fit to serve" in the White House.
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"Lilium is on a very exciting trajectory, and Yann's experience makes him a perfect fit to lead their corporate development strategy," says Zennström in a statement.
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These are not cars, as most are not fit to drive on land, but rather small vehicles, which can rise and land vertically, like quiet helicopters.
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Combine that with their respective British and Irish backgrounds, and they're a perfect fit to take over the U.K.'s favorite car show, Top Gear. 2.
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From fit to what's popular to cursing out retailers who sell their bikinis in sets but don't let you vary the size between top and bottom.
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The device also has fitness tracking and notification functionality, and it can be fit to pretty much any analog or smart watch or worn by itself.
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But the poster that's made advocates the most angry is one that insists certain wardrobe items are simply not fit to be worn on city streets.
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Roof underwent two competency hearings during his trial, and Gergel ruled the defendant was fit to face a jury and represent himself during the sentencing phase.
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After the industry shrinks through the early 2020s, the remaining U.S. companies will emerge as solvent and more fit to compete, according to the IEA's forecast.
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" As for who might be a perfect fit to take over her seat at the table in the new season, Tyler joked, "Nobody can replace me.
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The quartz that was left over was considered junk, at best fit to be used as construction sand, more likely thrown out with the other tailings.
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"In a lot of ways we're not the perfect fit to for Ted Cruz," said Charlie Sykes, an influential radio host who on Monday backed Cruz.
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His opponents say he is no longer fit to lead, citing his ill health and what they call chronic corruption and a lack of economic reforms.
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However, TIME also noted that in the past, presidential physicals have mischaracterized or hidden illnesses in order to make presidents appear more fit to hold office.
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Ahead of the planned victory, he wants to prove to the Russian people he remains fit to lead after nearly 20 years in power, experts say.
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Venerable media outlets on the right, like National Review, sought to reprise their role as arbiters of who is fit to carry the banner of conservatism.
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To put it bluntly, Assad is a monster who slaughters his people like livestock, but for some reason, Gabbard saw it fit to meet with him.
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"Our processes are far stronger now, with rigorous testing in place to ensure those joining the register are fit to work in the UK," he added.
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Clinton is not a natural fit to reunite Mr. Obama's supporters — especially the younger voters who have overwhelmingly preferred Senator Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primaries.
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She says this suggests that they find it easy to show affection for each other and they may even be especially well-fit to live together.
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But while it may stop Beijing's encroachment into the EU market, it does not relax the competition regime that European champions must fit to their ambitions.
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It sought the information to ensure the public has information to decide if Clinton is "fit to serve" as president, the RNC said in a statement.
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This is despite a generational shift toward co-parenting and a growing body of research proving that dads are just as fit to parent as moms.
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"He's obviously not fit to be in the United States Senate and we have looked at all the options to prevent that from happening," he said.
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Any person who is even remotely capable of committing an act like what Professor Blasey Ford describes is not fit to be a Supreme Court justice.
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With the Cosmopolitan Chicken's more diverse immune system, "we can predict they will be better fit to respond to a large spectrum of pathogens," he said.
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Paul Pester, TSB chief executive, faced questions from politicians over whether he was fit to continue in his role due to his handling of the crisis.
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From that point on, she says, the airlines worked to develop a culture where pilots would hold other pilots accountable when they weren't fit to fly.
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The other side: The newspaper industry argued the tariffs weren't fit to solve the problem at hand, instead just benefitting that single print mill in Washington.
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To help with this, Fitbit saw fit to ensure the Charge 2 is always powered on, by making it essentially impossible to turn the device off.
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Eleven cities, across the western half of the country, were given a sheen and a polish in order to make them fit to welcome the world.
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But Boone sounded less than optimistic that Gregorius would be fit to play in the two-game series against the Marlins beginning on Tuesday in Miami.
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In light of the vanishing of a dynamic community, it is fortunate that at least one talented and devoted photographer saw fit to embrace this responsibility.
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Mander said Tarrant was fit to stand trial after the court ordered him to undergo a mental health assessment at a previous hearing on April 5.
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Technicians in Bali changed the plane's angle of attack sensors the day before the crash and the plane was declared fit to fly on to Jakarta.
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I don't think humans as a species are cognitively fit to really grasp the threat we're currently faced with; our brains simply aren't built for it.
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Yet he has shown, with his team's furious two-month climb in the standings, that he is the ideal fit to guide the St. Louis Cardinals.
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After the release of the "Access Hollywood" tape in 2016, Byrne said Trump was "not fit to be president" and called for him to step aside.
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Trump is not fit to be president, and Soleimani&aposs death may be the disaster that lays that bare beyond the shadow of denial or delusion.
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With the World Series returning to Washington for the first time since 1933, President Trump might seem to be a natural fit to join the list.
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Elizabeth Warren roasted Michael Bloomberg over his comments about women, the race suddenly became a heated battle of who is fit to even run for President.
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Scott's background spanning gaming, entertainment and streaming make him a good fit to join Twitch at a time when it's trying to stretch beyond its roots.
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There are still unfair assumptions that anyone who doesn't fit that six-foot male mold somehow isn't strong enough or fit to serve in the service.
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Even his ally Ben Carson (whom Trump has privately demeaned as "an idiot") saw fit to express his deep disgust at Trump before reaffirming his fealty.
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Japan introduced the FIT to spur solar developments to fill the power gap after the country closed its nuclear power plants following the 2011 Fukushima disaster.
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While other Republicans criticized Trump, Corker's comments seemed to question whether Trump is mentally fit to be president — remarks that crossed a line for Trump's allies.
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"I don't think our policy ought to be for regime change, so I think Pompeo really isn't a good fit to be a diplomat," he added.
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The company is inspired by new ultrathin solar panels developed by satellites that make them malleable enough to form-fit to the body of a car.
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DuBois sees fit to divulge secrets of her own to Cookie: Her own family was run and funded by gangsters, placing the Lyon family where Mrs.
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Given the Mets' glut of middle infielders, which includes Jose Reyes, Asdrubal Cabrera and Flores, Wright would seem like a natural fit to try first base.
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When you're juggling a dozen different superhumans for a big, knockdown brawl at an airport, you need an organizational tech solution that's fit to the task.
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Private citizens and elected officials alike are asking whether Mr. Trump is fit to perform the responsibilities of the Office of President of the United States.
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"The Democrats have not seen fit to share with me at least the 302(b)s that they are going to propose," she said Wednesday morning.
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As president, however, Trump's had annual physicals conducted and detailed by respective White House physicians, each of which has declared him physically fit to continue serving.
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Bosh still gets that salary, plus $23 million for next season, and in theory could continue his career — if another team declares him fit to play.
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Panama, of course, went through the rigor of the qualifying process, just like everybody else, and emerged as one of the 32 teams fit to compete.
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He was evaluated on the sideline and judged fit to play, but about a half-hour later, symptoms emerged and he was diagnosed with a concussion.
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During Goldwater's election, Fact magazine published a survey that asked more than 12,000 psychiatrists to respond with whether they thought Goldwater was fit to be president.
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It paints a portrait of an individual who is not of sound mind, surrounded by people who believe he is not really fit to be president.
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And we probably even want to see him succeed in his new job at a big firm — where he's an odd fit, to say the least.
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But there's nothing about our sounds or our words or our spelling system or our grammar that makes English particularly fit to be a global language.
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Meanwhile, President Trump has seen fit to interject himself in these issues, as with this summer's ZTE controversy, but lacks a single point of contact for advice.
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They contend that the Electoral College should not summarily cast votes for a state's winner but rather deliberate to ensure that the president is fit to serve.
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Hillary Clinton is "healthy and fit to serve as president of the United States," according to a letter written by her longtime physician and released on Wednesday.
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All of a sudden, there are people who think that the government is more fit to control my body than I am, and that thought scares me.
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All the Comments Fit to Print Depending on the day of the week, The New York Times' website gets anywhere from 0003,2000 to more than 210,2990 comments.
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This ensures efficiency of time spent, and if we discover through that iterative process we're just not the right fit to work together, I won't charge them.
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The danger is that there's potential for Wal-Mart managers to find any reason they see fit to not graduate a student in the program, Bronfenbrenner said.
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PARIS, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Carlos Ghosn is no longer fit to lead Renault following his arrest in Japan, said French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire on Tuesday.
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They're also mad at Bash, who never saw fit to give them insurance, meaning he has to figure out how to take care of Ruth's medical bill.
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But to date, Apple hasn't seen fit to offer this service or something similar for iPads that are used in homes or offices, rather than in classrooms.
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But Ofcom, which is independent of the government, also said there was a high threshold for finding that a broadcaster was not fit to hold a license.
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This vanity set has the brush, the comb, and a few other fancy trinkets that will make any dressertop fit to serve for anyone's brooding haircare sessions.
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Her place in the side came at the expense of Christen Press while Netherlands left-winger Lieke Martens was fit to play after overcoming a toe injury.
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At the moment, legislation and medical standards fit to care for and protect people with DSDs are a long way off in most parts of the world.
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Those had two-finger grippers that, in retrospect, look fit to pluck a rubber ducky out of a bin in a carnival game, but nothing too sophisticated.
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We should all be outraged that someone with access to secure cables feels free to leak any information he or she sees fit to settle some score.
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Under Colorado's competency statute, a judge must make a legal finding on whether a defendant is fit to stand trial after mental health professionals conduct an examination.
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In addition to temporary substitutions, Headway called for "independent doctors with expertise in concussion" to take the final call on whether a player is fit to continue.
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"What man fit to run a country and make decisions that affect our lives puts spaghetti, pineapple and what appears to be capsicum on pizza?" said, Aidan.
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"It seemed to be a natural fit to use her song to bring awareness to the Gwendolyn Strong Foundation's goal to build an inclusive playground," he adds.
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"The president stating these messages reinforces this notion that trans people are different, and therefore should be stigmatized, that they are not fit to serve," she said.
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And yet, Trump saw fit to turn the largest gathering of Boy Scouts into a political gathering, as if they had come together only to see him.
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Ofcom, which is independent of the government, has previously said there was a high threshold for finding that a broadcaster was not fit to hold a licence.
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On Monday night, he met with members of Congress and once again thought it fit to re-litigate an election he lost by nearly three million votes.
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"You aren't fit to hold public office in the United States of America if you don't respect the Supreme Court and the Constitution," one Facebook user wrote.
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No U.S. administration since then has seen fit to disabuse Beijing of the idea that under the "right" circumstances, America would stand by as China attacked Taiwan.
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"We have to develop the market to fit to the new challenges ... Otherwise we can't control the imbalances," Erik Ek, Svenska Krafnat's head of operations, told Reuters.
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Money from Impact Aid goes directly to local school districts, which use it as they see fit: to pay teacher salaries, maintain school buses, purchase textbooks, etc.
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After being seen shaking in public on multiple occasions in recent weeks, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday that she is fit to discharge her duties.
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Earlier this week, when Trump called himself "the chosen one," Conway said the remark was further evidence that Trump is not mentally fit to serve as president.
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The Democratic senators said that OneWest's treatment of families trying to avoid foreclosure is important to discuss when determining whether Mnuchin is fit to be Treasury secretary.
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The best thing about our Constitution is that it put a process in place to allow voters to regularly change leaders who are not fit to serve.
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"A man who sexually harasses women, engages in 'slut-shaming' and refers to gay men as 'fags' is not fit to lead our newspaper," the statement read.
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But tools like Section 301 investigations and even an expanded Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States are a poor fit to tackle these global issues.
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Critics and defenders of Kavanaugh are using The Times' reporting as ammo in a renewed battle over whether Kavanaugh is fit to serve on the Supreme Court.
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The question of whether Dany is fit to rule was definitively answered: She burned it all down, as her father, the Mad King, once threatened to do.
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Surin gave a thumbs-up sign to the referee to indicate he was fit to continue, then the bell sounded to signal the end of the round.
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Any ruling that he is not fit to rule would have to be ratified by members of parliament's lower and upper house by a two-thirds majority.
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But uncertainty remains over whether the senior Redstone is fit to participate in the discussions, especially given his inability to speak beyond one-word sentences and grunts.
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For a start, there are a hundred girls with acoustic guitars who have dreamt of being Joni, and obviously they're not fit to wear her left shoe.
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The lightweight class is fit to burst, full of men who could murder a top ten opponent on any given night were they just given the opportunity.
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The class discussion on the topic of guns, when another teacher saw fit to graphically detail exactly what happens to the human body when it is shot.
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But Ms. Sullivan, too, is afraid of the water, and she said convincing others in Flint that it is fit to drink is a long way off.
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" Asked if King was fit to serve in office, Grassley said, "The people of Iowa elected him and so, you know, the people have made a choice.
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The Montgomery has therefore earned the nickname the "Doomsday Ship," and the government has seen fit to introduce an 800-meter no-go area around the wreck.
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With all that money flying around, with appropriators looking for places to spend all the money, Congress didn't see fit to plus up the Border Patrol budget.
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Despite his incredible professional success, several former employees told Business Insider that they didn't believe Kelly was fit to be the CEO of a 100-person company.
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Other convenience stores would be a natural fit to try Amazon's new technology too, Forte said, as Amazon Go started out in a smaller convenience store format.
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Nothing but class," were the sentence fragments Skip Bayless saw fit to dedicate to Duncan before concluding, with suitable reverence and that inimitable Baylessian flubbiness, "Pure grestness.
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"They had every chance to try to represent the United States, where they were born, but they deemed it fit to represent Nigeria and Africa," Chukwuemeka said.
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The Rays, who are experimenting with setup men as starters on their major league roster this season, are a natural fit to try to develop their own.
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Instead, when he saw Mr. Bolsonaro in intensive care last month, the preacher, Silas Malafaia, who is enormously popular in Brazil, saw fit to crack a joke.
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Malaysia's Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad said the four were in stable condition and would be discharged once hospital officials were satisfied they were fit to be released.
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When there's a $100 million riding on his performance and the stakes are so high, he has to be mentally fit to be present in the game.
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Joseph Lelyveld, editor during the hottest period of the Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsky affair, was genuinely conflicted about whether or not the story was fit to print.
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By then, if the field has narrowed to just a few candidates, the DNC might see fit to modify its polling and donor requirements for debate participation.
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And Mr. Trump called out Mr. Obama's director of national intelligence, James R. Clapper Jr., who has publicly questioned whether Mr. Trump is fit to be president.
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Unlike Buttigieg, her quote wasn't aimed at what makes her fit to be a leader but what she plans to do for vulnerable people if she's elected.
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"Make America Work Again" will be a night devoted to hammering home how Trump's successful business career makes him the best fit to lead the country's economy.
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That's because, for many entry-level positions, Microsoft doesn't require that candidates hold a college degree, instead encouraging anyone who believes they're a good fit to apply.
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Mr. Hastings asked to see Mr. Randolph alone and subjected him to a PowerPoint presentation detailing the reasons he was no longer fit to remain chief executive.
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Mike Honda (D-Calif.) predicted the outgoing Caucus chairman would be the natural fit to fill their shoes — "if and when" the Democrats win back the House.
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In subsequent printings, Kahane added blurbs from T. S. Eliot ("a very remarkable book") and Ezra Pound ("at last an unprintable book that is fit to read").
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"I like some of Corbyn's policies, but he's just not fit to be prime minister," Aaron Neil, 23, of Dalston in east London, said before the election.
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Between a string of off-the-cuff tweets and claims about being a "very stable genius," people are questioning whether Trump is mentally fit to be president.
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Beyond the trees, beyond the high stone walls of the estate, women and children died of the hunger that God has seen fit to visit upon them.
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The People's Daily commentary pointed to the Party constitution, which states "cadres no longer fit to continue working due to old age or poor health" should retire.
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"Our decisions remain binding precedent until we see fit to reconsider them, regardless of whether subsequent cases have raised doubts about their continuing vitality," the justices said.
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And Corbyn himself has always been ambivalent about the European Union, making him a particularly odd fit to lead the opposition against the ardently pro-Brexit Conservatives.
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The roles are reversed, though, with Stark now telling Rogers that he's not fit to be a hero because he's only thinking about himself and his friendship.
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What is damning is the notion that even those closest to the president do not believe he is fit to carry out the duties of the office.
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Yes, McConnell, if the "jurors" in Alabama see fit to send Roy Moore to the U.S. Senate, then and only then can you play judge and jury.
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We feel like your style just gels with the show real well, and you'd be a really good fit to write and direct a stop-motion episode.
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The chairman of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign blasted Donald Trump's Friday comments on foreign policy, calling him "unhinged" and casting him as unfit fit to be president.
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I am calling on the California Horse Racing Board to ensure that no horse races until they are examined by independent veterinarians and found fit to compete.
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An advisor or committee reviews the paperwork and then determines whether they're fit to return, which can be daunting for a student already struggling to remain afloat.
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It doesn't do anything to take away from the formula Nintendo also saw fit to include hundreds of songs from the various games represented in Super Smash Bros.
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He apparently saw fit to bury it with nary a mention, allowing his own characterizations of the Mueller report to guide public perception for as long as possible.
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Brooke Burke's leathering the storm of her pending divorce from David Charvet ... by arriving at Coachella in an outfit that's fit to make him eat his heart out.
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"One of the underlying assumptions behind wanting to render a diagnosis is, if someone has a psychiatric condition, they are not fit to serve, by definition," she said.
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True to their name, Scale tries to get the company to that next level beyond product/market fit to where they can deliver consistently and continually grow revenue.
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Martinez ordered the South Carolina native to undergo a competency examination at the state mental hospital to determine if he was fit to act as his own lawyer.
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It does this by utilizing facial recognition technology to identify the person at the door automatically, allowing the homeowner to act as they see fit to allow entry.
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He does this fully realizing that he'll be facing people convinced that Facebook isn't fit to deal in baseball cards, let alone a blockchain-based global payment system.
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He did not, it later transpired, at the same time see fit to inform Congress of the FBI's concurrent counter-espionage investigation into members of the Trump campaign.
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Mr Yusupov, who has schizophrenia, was arrested following a failed suicide attempt in the Tashkent metro, raising questions about whether he is psychologically fit to go on trial.
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Details: It's not feasible to test every feature at once, or to declare that no vehicle is fit to be deployed until it can navigate any conceivable scenario.
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He does believe that if the gun is sold to someone that a seller or manufacturer should have known wasn't fit to have a gun, the rules change.
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A workshop in Copenhagen last month dove deep into how fashion recommender systems that draw on everything from preferred fit to personal style can be refined and expanded.
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The constant controversies have bolstered the Clinton campaign's momentum and claims that the real estate magnate is simply not fit to serve as President of the United States.
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In 2007 in the landmark case Massachusetts v EPA, the Supreme Court held that greenhouse gases qualified as pollutants fit to be regulated by the Clean Air Act.
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He also told lawmakers he was fit to lead HUD, an agency whose mission includes helping the poor get housing, even though he has sometimes criticized its work.
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"I'm glad the framers of the constitution saw fit to ensure that president was someone who was captain of a large ship with a small rudder," he said.
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This payment processor allows developers to customize a system fit to their business while still retaining all the security and privacy that customers expect when making online payments.
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But strangely, while Nintendo saw fit to announce the Switch Lite before it goes on sale later this fall, there's been no official word about a Switch Pro.
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Delaney warns her that he's not fit to be around as he wades into the water in a drunken rage over his lost ship, and then —Mom visions!
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But there's been a solitary light in the darkness of November: Microsoft finally saw fit to make superlative skateboarding game Skate 23 playable on its Xbox One console.
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On Thursday, Scott Pruitt, the mind-numbingly corrupt and thoroughly medieval global warming skeptic Donald Trump saw fit to place in charge of the Environmental Protection Agency, resigned.
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" House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) also called for Sessions's resignation, saying Sessions is "not fit to serve as the top law enforcement officer of our country.
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Clinton has sought to use the former Miss Universe and the controversy surrounding Trump's comments to underline her arguments that the Republican is not fit to be president.
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Stephen Belafonte says Mel B isn't fit to retain custody of her children, because she's in the grip of an alcohol-fueled spiral ... so claims ex-husband Belafonte.
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"I'm glad the framers of the constitution saw fit to ensure that president was someone who was captain of a large ship with a small rudder," said Musk.
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But for some reason Microsoft saw fit to use the product to showcase Windows 20173 S, a stripped-down version of its operating system targeted primarily at schools.
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The lawyer nonetheless saw fit to provide reporters with lengthy daily press conferences, and took to having his client shake hands with him in front of the camera.
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For ultimate convenience, EufyLife syncs with Apple Health and Google Fit to store all your data in one convenient location, helping you to achieve your goals with ease.
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McCabe said that there were discussions concerning if Trump was fit to be president and whether the Cabinet should organize efforts to remove him via the 25th Amendment.
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Your failure to condemn an anti-semite yesterday, while entertaining his hateful rhetoric is all the proof we need that you aren't fit to be a public servant.
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If acted upon, it would involve the Supreme Court asking the attorney-general to explain why he does not see fit to widen the scope of his investigation.
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He has square-danced for nuns and saw fit to croon the theme song for Powdermilk Biscuits from "A Prairie Home Companion" at his father's funeral in Minnesota.
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The 22017 race has never really ended On Monday, President Trump saw fit to mention his 2016 victory while laying out his national security strategy for the country.
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The minimal design of the FlipBelt allows it to fit like a waistband around your shorts or leggings, providing you with a snug fit to minimize any bouncing.
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"What concerns me about the American press is this endless, endless attempt to label the guy some kind of kook not fit to be president," Graham said Thursday.
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If men are so sensitive and easily distracted that they can't do their jobs while a woman is nursing, well, perhaps they aren't fit to hold public office.
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In his 22003 novel, "An Antarctic Mystery," he saw fit to emend Poe_,_ rescuing Pym from the boiling sea only to kill him off on a lodestone mountain.
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Clark's responsibilities at Rampton have included deciding whether "Soham murderer" Ian Huntley was fit to stand trial for killing two children in a small Cambridgeshire village in 2002.
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"Donald Trump is not fit to be president" may be the accurate answer to pretty much every relevant question about the race, but it's not an interesting answer.
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But until television sees fit to deliver, I'm just going to hole up and watch The Birdcage over and over again, like I've been doing up until now.
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It was a natural fit to combine something that is easy for me to talk about with a campaign that I really wanted to be a part of.
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The data these tests could produce would help decide who should go to the fronts, who was fit to lead and who should stay well behind the lines.
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It feels most appropriate that for this vital company's return to its comfortably restored home, "Is God Is" sees fit to bring down the house — literally — once again.
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And then there's Mr. Thomas's and Mr. Lee's proposition that a contestant-baiting TV host might be perceived by his public as someone fit to rule the world.
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Here, Jenkins discusses a scene in which a landlord (Dave Franco) shows the couple a raw warehouse space that doesn't look as if it's fit to live in.
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Following Boeing's troubleshooting manual, technicians in Bali changed the plane's angle of attack sensors, Mr. Ony said, and the plane was declared fit to fly on to Jakarta.
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This seems to make her a good fit to work for Senator Warren, who in her 2014 autobiography drew on poetic language and deployed melodious techniques of repetition.
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The trickiest cases get buried in The Ground, a patch of earth where patients — called Cures — rest in suspended animation until Ada's father sees fit to resurrect them.
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Then the director Marielle Heller entered the picture and brought along an actor friend who Joanne Rogers saw as quite fit to portray the beloved children's television personality.
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When we have a young population that isn't physically fit to serve, our country has a problem — regardless of how big or small the defense budget may be.
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They chose instead to wait until a meeting after the acquisition closed to say Johnson was not a good fit to lead the combined company, the lawsuit alleged.
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This is all the more laudable because no other international sports federation has seen fit to follow suit, although the Paralympic movement has also maintained its Russian ban.
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The result could have an outsize effect on national politics, depending on how aggressively James sees fit to oversee Trump, his administration and financial titans on Wall Street.
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After Trump reversed Gallagher's demotion a week ago, military officials launched a formal review to determine if Gallagher was fit to serve, which is protocol after a conviction.
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It was Trump's direct order that spared Gallagher from a review to determine if he was fit to serve, which is normal protocol for a convicted service member.
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MENDOZA, Argentina (Reuters) - Lionel Messi's triumphant Argentina comeback has been tempered by a hint he may not be fit to play in Tuesday's World Cup qualifier in Venezuela.
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Richard decided to not participate, so he opened his canopy to signal to his flagman and the rest of the racers that he was not fit to race.
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Again, the hiring manager is looking to understand what kind of employee you would be and whether you will be a good fit to add to their team.
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That bid in 2011 prompted Ofcom to conduct a "fit and proper" test of whether the people who would be running the company were fit to do so.
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And the party figureheads, the "superdelegates," thinking to themselves how Bernie isn't fit to be the nominee and maybe running Hillary a second time is the best idea.
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Bono resigned just four days into the job last month following criticism by some top gymnasts about whether the former Republican congresswoman was fit to lead the organization.
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Bulgarian world number four Grigor Dimitrov faces a race against time to get fit to defend his title in Sofia after shoulder pain and exhaustion prevented him from practicing.
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More than three years after the finale of The Office, and she still sees fit to address the fans who are disappointed she and John Krasinski aren't married IRL.
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Egypt came into the match hoping that star forward Mohamed Salah would be fit to play after getting injured at the Champions League finals against Real Madrid last month.
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