If it's something that fits in your lifestyle, that's great.
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She fits in really well with them and vice versa.
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"He fits in perfect, because he's old, too," said Carlisle.
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Creating personas assumes every individual fits in a given bucket.
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What fits in your pocket and houses your financial lifeline?
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Fits in your top pocket nicely, heats up within seconds.
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This summery chicken thigh recipe fits in the spirited category.
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Where the BMW fits in that grouping isn't immediately obvious.
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You know what fits in the slot of "MapQuest feature"?
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I'm an introvert who never fits in anywhere I go.
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The Handpresso Auto Espresso Machine fits in your cup holder.
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Now, they just have to see if Peter fits in.
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Now, everything he owns fits in a small overnight bag.
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That's also where the new mobile experience fits in well.
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Witt remains, as ever, unsure of where she fits in.
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Go deeper: Where Saudi Arabia fits in the global arms trade
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As long as it fits in the port, it should work.
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What if there was a tripod that fits in your wallet?
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Is it a coincidence that the blueberry fits in raspberry perfectly?
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I think it fits in nicely to where the brand is.
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"Everything we own fits in 150 square feet," he later said.
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The Bearcats' defense gave the Musketeers fits in the second half.
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I don't know how it all fits in a few boxes.
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"It fits in with the way we do oversight," he said.
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Now, he scares me, so he fits in our television brand.
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Unclear who the third wheel is, but she fits in nicely.
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The other part that possibly fits in with the valonqar theory?
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"A wealth tax fits in squarely within her diagnosis," he said.
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So finally, she found one that fits, in a backwards way.
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An electric chair that fits in the palm of your hand.
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It's not clear exactly where Wavegarden fits in with WeWork's business.
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It's hard to say whether Michael Johnson fits in their company.
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I started experiencing strange fits in the middle of the night.
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It folds down for safety and fits in your hip pocket.
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"He just fits in the glitz and glamour," said his father.
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Your plans have changed and your resolution no longer fits in.
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Flip'd fits in with IHOP's more general plan to aggressively expand.
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The electric motor fits in the transmission tunnel between the seats.
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"He fits in with the wallpaper," one person told the Journal.
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That's where immortelle — with the Latin name Helichrysum italicum — fits in.
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The Cinco Express fits in the mid-sized tree stand range.
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Your stuff fits in with the other acts at North Coast.
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I was shocked by how perfectly everything fits in my room now.
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It fits in a backpack and comes with a handheld stabilizer grip.
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The second product fits in with the blurring trend we're seeing now.
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The Rally fits in with Pioneer's recent push into Lightning-powered accessories.
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No mention yet of how the budget-minded G4 Play fits in.
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Google's quantum computer, on the other hand, probably fits in your bedroom.
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It's like half a centimeter, it definitely still fits in my pockets.
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The consideration of redefining gender as biology fits in the same vein.
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Mobutu fits in rather well, as does Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's longtime president.
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Of course, he doesn't have a dog that fits in his pocket.
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It fits in my hand, but it's sort of spilling out, too.
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I'm so happy that he fits in perfectly with this rowdy group.
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"He looks like he fits in," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said.
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The app fits in alongside Apple's other products — look at those emoji!
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He fits in with this team because ... he has an overall game.
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Unlike a gas station nozzle nothing drips and it fits in snugly.
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All of the compute fits in the front-part of the headset.
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This fits in line with recent numbers on America's growing economic inequality.
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Where would you say 1-54 fits in the art fair world?
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The paint's vibrant green color fits in well with the outdoors, too.
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You think you can afford it, and it fits in your budget.
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Carrying case: Pill shaped, bigger than AirPods case but fits in pocket.
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He fits in surgeries and procedures between corn, deer and hay season.
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Even with the rotor guards, it easily fits in a small backpack.
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Is it a coincidence that the blueberry fits in the raspberry perfectly?
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Their Atlanta mansion is so sprawling it barely fits in the camera frame.
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"But it no longer fits in," he said in an interview this week.
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Go deeper: Where grand jury material fits in the new case for impeachment
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Tell me what that means and how anarchism fits in with developing Zingerman's.
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Scooter fits in his "me-time" with the occasional bath and a blowdry.
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The teacher pay proposal fits in with another signature policy for Harris's campaign.
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But he does not feel like he fits in the Democratic Party either.
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Just make sure travel fits in with your other retirement goals, she said.
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Where would you say Big Black Coat fits in the genre of music?
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Today, it's launching a new product that fits in squarely with that strategy.
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Game-based learning fits in very well with meeting students where they are.
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Cheerful trio Peso Da Mafia fits in this new local wave as well.
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Plus, it fits in his pocket and is highly accessible throughout the day.
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But it fits in nicely with Facebook's goal of a video-dominant network.
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For Sony, it's a professional video camera that fits in your coat pocket.
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It's actually a little device that fits in the palm of your hand.
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This fits in with the idea that drinking is mainly a social pastime.
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Its subtle design is classic Fossil, and it fits in with any outfit.
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Less flashy, but it fits in with this phone's boring-but-sturdy look.
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It's easier to tell where each model fits in Roku's lineup this way.
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Part of Big's dilemma is he doesn't feel like he fits in anywhere.
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Now the system fits in a fanny pack and looks much less homemade.
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The whole mixer fits in a 7.3 by 2.4 by 4.3-inch space.
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Having a hard time finding the perfect gift that fits in your budget?
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" He said he would announce a replacement soon who fits in "very beautifully.
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The ending to Hopkins' curtain call certainly fits in this particular category of drama.
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This also fits in with the wider strategy Amazon has been applying to Echo.
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It remains to be seen where the WarnerMedia service fits in this crowded landscape.
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What follows is a tense, wonderful mystery — one that now fits in your pocket.
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The undetailed plan to scrap freedom of movement fits in neatly with this strategy.
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" Their mom, Vycki Higley-Pratt, admits Robyn is "confused about how she fits in.
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Do you want a cute pocket book that fits in your handbag or no?
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Clearly, the old way of critically hosting fashion recaps no longer fits in 2018.
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The New Naked certainly fits in the roadmap Zak had laid out last year.
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Finally, let's talk about "Death Wish" and how that fits in with the album.
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In an insane world, the man who values conformity over sanity fits in perfectly.
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It all fits in seamlessly with Fire TV's other content and its user interface.
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Travel lightly with this portable pocket blanket — yes, it really fits in a pocket.
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And according to Jonas patriarch Kevin Sr., Turner fits in well with the clan.
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Just choose your splurge wisely — and make sure it fits in your budget. 2.
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Where HackerOne fits in: HackerOne runs the platform Uber uses for its bounty program.
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Sierra Burgess is a high schooler who doesn't exactly feel like she fits in.
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DAVID FABER: NBCUniversal I guess sort of fits in a different part of that?
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The set comes with a travel bag that fits in an airplane overhead bin.
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This scenario fits in with his behavior over the past 18 months or so.
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This exactly fits in with his worldview and his five- and 220-year plans.
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But the A380 order nevertheless fits in with a broader strategy, Mr. Charlton said.
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The latter, however, fits in with an important part of this administration's general vision.
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"Mostly it's just another piece that fits in the puzzle very nicely," he said.
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The Sonic Soak is basically a miniature washing machine that fits in your pocket.
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You can buy a small portable safe, one that fits in your carry-on.
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Plus, it's more than just a flip phone that seamlessly fits in your pocket.
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" The Dyson motor fits in the handle, which also functions as a "silencer tube.
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Ultimately, zero-waste living goes beyond how much trash fits in a mason jar.
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By contrast, the Persona acquisition fits in nicely with NHS's personalization strategy, says Behar.
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It's a classic marketing technique, and it fits in with Instagram's aspirational vibes perfectly.
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That fits in well with his prediction that ecommerce is the place to be.
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It still fits in a normal wallet even though it has a minuscule battery bump.
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As mentioned, the timing fits in terms of Google's past practice with refreshing Nexus hardware.
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We think understanding where the product or service fits in this hierarchy is equally important.
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As long as it fits in that bucket of good content, you hit the nail.
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Sol Republic PunkIf you're not carrying a bag, portable means it fits in your pocket.
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It's powerful, has a great camera, is affordable and it easily fits in one hand.
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For Democrats, on the other hand, tackling climate change fits in neatly with their values.
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It's literary and unexpected, but it fits in with boys' names like Theodore and Carson.
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Trump's position on gun control is expected; it fits in with the Republican Party's platform.
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Like what fits in his work and how the finish has to be and everything.
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The Avantek cell phone car mount fits in the air vents of your car dashboard.
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Part of me loves the way "Ultralight Beam" fits in with this one as is.
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Meghan's affinity for dark colors fits in perfectly with a standard New Yorker's winter wardrobe.
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How does Ms. Foretia show how this work fits in to a larger literary tradition?
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How does she quickly summarize "Black Panther" history to explain how this movie fits in?
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I spoke with CEO Mark McClain about how SailPoint fits in to the cybersecurity space.
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" Joyboxx Hygienic Storage System: "This fits in my nightstand drawer and quietly opens and locks.
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It fits in perfectly with UD's whole "beauty with an edge" ethos, and then some.
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It's a super bleak world and we're seeing how the analogue tech fits in it.
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"If I don't think it fits in with that, I'm not going to do it."
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The Kodak Luma 150 is a portable theater that very nearly fits in your pocket.
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"I took this from a construction site and it fits in my belt," he continued.
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The lifespan of the gel fits in perfectly with California's unique brand of fire problem.
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Be aware of your monthly payment and how it fits in with your regular expenses.
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By that measure, it's hard to see where a shutdown over the wall fits in.
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This is especially alarming because of how it fits in with centuries of anti-Semitism.
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It's the size of a computer mouse, so it fits in the palm of your hand.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez probably fits in best here, judging by what we know about it now.
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Or how the stressed-out staff routinely had panic attacks and crying fits in the bathroom?
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That, to me, fits in with compulsions because these things we're doing really aren't that pleasurable.
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We announced this last week so that every one of our policies fits in a tweet.
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Raspberry Pi, the computer that literally fits in the palm of your hand, isn't for everyone.
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But he also suggested that smart TVs and voice assistants have changed where Harmony fits in.
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His brothers think she is "awesome" and "cool" and that she fits in with their family.
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With that timeline established, it's difficult to figure out where on earth Credence / Aurelius fits in.
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And it all was good so hey maybe it just fits in a bunch of categories!
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Read more from TODAY: Learn how Barbara Bush fits in a workout and reflection — before work!
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Could you describe your intent with the phrase and how it fits in with the narrative?
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The collaboration "fits in quite well with my entire ideology," the brand Chastain told PeopleStyle exclusively.
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Plus, it actually fits in my pocket and doesn't look like a brick in my pants.
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The little toy, which fits in the palm of your hand, can bend completely in half.
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Because of the Droid's small frame, it only fits in a relatively small 2,600 mAh battery.
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There are these little moments of downtime, and the game really fits in nicely into those.
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But Music Memos successfully manages to be something different that fits in between both of them.
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So the new video for "Easy," a shamelessly catchy standout from the record, fits in nicely.
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If you've read this far, you probably want to know if a dick fits in it.
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Or maybe you scrolled down this far without thinking about if a dick fits in it.
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The Slim fits in a wallet, whereas the Mate comes with a hole for other gadgets.
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It's kind of insane how well Blazing Saddles fits in with the trailer for HBO's Westworld.
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The company will also assess where it fits in with VR, AR and other emerging technologies.
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It'd also mean we'd be providing a race that fits in with other people's time zones.
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Where do you think A Girl Cried Red fits in with emo as it is today?
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Where do you think A Girl Cried Red fits in with emo as it is today?
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Suda, what about a survival TV show concept fits in with a world like Violence Jack?
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You'll just have to play it, and see how the voice acting fits in for yourself.
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Tying him to Pryor — and possibly catching him in a lie — fits in with that strategy.
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It's lightweight, folds into a travel backpack, and fits in the overhead compartment of many airplanes.
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A one- to four-ounce tin of precious roe fits in the gently sloped top section.
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The Dow fits in the same camp — it mostly reminds us of where we've come from.
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I think about this a lot with The Daily, which, again, fits in this continuum. Sure.
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This fits in nicely with the league's habit of withholding information from fans whenever it can.
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The Zero 2 is an adorable little Bluetooth controller that fits in the palm of your hand.
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Katy Perry may be a California girl, but she sure looks like she fits in in Hawaii!
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A single device that stores hundreds of books, fits in a tote, and doesn't give paper cuts?
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Attendees and organizers here have struggled at times to define where Trump fits in the conservative firmament.
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Hence the possibility of expandable foam, in multiple variations, to make sure the AirPod fits in snugly.
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Lee is now Vice President of Lifestyles Product at Yahoo, which is where Yahoo View fits in.
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So let's talk about where we are with autonomous vehicles right now and where AI fits in.
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I PHOTOSHOPPED STEVE-O INTO EVERY PALIN/NUGENT/KID ROCK PHOTO AND HE FITS IN PERFECTLY pic.twitter.
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Should HBO move forward with the project, viewers will have to decide themselves where Confederate fits in.
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It's a neat idea that fits in with the push to stop the use of disposable straws.
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One of the best things about the Nokia 3310 is that it actually fits in your pocket.
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Our shared humanity is so great that it barely fits in the state in which it resides.
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Every day makes him question whether he'll ever be able to feel like he truly fits in.
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It's bezel fit making it a bit more modern, which fits in very well with her style.
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And, again, I think this sort of fits in a not-so-perfect way with copyright law.
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But it also fits in neatly with the frenetic experimentalism coming out of Baltimore as a whole.
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Screw in the servo so that the head of the servo fits in the cat's left eye.
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How do you think your game fits in the modern NBA and where the league is going?
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So we think it fits in perfectly in that regard, in that there isn't that much overlap.
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Which is an awfully big difference in a device that fits in the palm of your hands.
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The miniaturization progresses, now the computer fits in the backpack, you can bring it to a gig.
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It easily fits in a pocket and will charge the Here buds when you're not using them.
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I always have a linen bag with me—those things are great, because everything fits in them.
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In order to progress, you need to rotate the block so that it fits in the hole.
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"This kid fits in a little more," he said, referring to Francisco Pena, who goes by Frankie.
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Moreover the inclusion of commercial rail construction and repair fits in nicely with the president's trade agenda.
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The technology fits in with Facebook's plans to beam internet access down from the skies using drones.
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Asked where he fits in today's Democratic Party, Bloomberg described himself and the broader party as centrist.
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Alicia Syrett, board member of the New York Angels, questioned what dairy category camel milk fits in.
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The job goes without a hitch: They unveil the countertop, and this time, it fits in perfectly.
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But this proposed emergency declaration fits in with Sanders's most central message: a need for political revolution.
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It also means the whole thing fits in a case you can put in the passenger seat.
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Here's How He Fits In. All but six appointees to the Supreme Court have been white men.
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If you have a cool thing you want to do and it fits in our parameters, fine.
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That fits in perfectly with a spike in Google searches during Super Tuesday about moving to Canada.
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Geekey Multi-Tool This accessory combines tons of functionality into a tool that fits in your pocket.
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A single Elvie pump is an all-in-one seamless unit that easily fits in your bra.
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Its decision to purchase the cholesterol drugmaker "fits in perfectly" with its "considerable heart franchise," Cramer said.
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That&aposs the domain where an emerging category of technology known by the acronym SOAR fits in.
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The power bank fits in your pocket and comes in four colors: gray, silver, red, and black.
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My work is small: whatever fits in my lap, on my table, or the page of a sketchbook.
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That's all that fits in this metallic micro-satchel, and let's be honest — that's all you really need.
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She loves Bob Marley, just like they do, and she fits in perfectly with their sarcasm and humor.
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But do not bank on using this method until you've checked that your turkey actually fits in there!
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It's funny if deliberately cringe-making, but fits in with the sexual revolution that was in full swing.
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" Thompson fits in "pretty well" with the KarJenner family, he continued, adding, "Not that we're nice and normal!
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This sleek laser emitter fits in the palm of your hand but packs a powerful, anti-aging punch.
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But he fits in Becca's mold: dad-ish, slick-ish, and a version of Shrek's human alter ego.
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Twitch has oddly categorized itself as a "Photo & Video" app, in case you're wondering where it fits in.
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But that question of price isn't just "expensive" versus "affordable;" there's also where it fits in the market.
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At just over three and a half inches in length, it fits in the palm of your hand.
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That's where the previously revealed Joker origin story, which reportedly will be directed by Todd Phillips, fits in.
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When you think of a switchblade, you think of a smallish knife that fits in a pocket, right?
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This fits in with IBM's broader strategy to offer a wide range of cloud services to its customers.
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This move fits in with a larger integration to bring access from across the internet into Snapchat content.
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Now if it fits in my schedule I'll do it — and if it's a topic I know about.
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It's cheap to send up, but finding space-ready hardware that fits in a 3cm cube is difficult.
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Ideally, the conversation should be about systemic injustice in the first place — not where the individual fits in.
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"Over on 5th avenue we have a grandmother there we want to say hello to," Mary fits in.
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There, he fits in, he's normal, and he's free to explore his sexuality the way he wants to.
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But it also fits in with the air of mystery the company likes to maintain around the bird.
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The lack of much transformative economic policy coming from Washington so far neatly fits in with this pattern.
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And I guess he fits in with the whole crowd you mentioned in the sense that he lost.
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Pivoting to Known Unknowns, how do you feel this record fits in with the rest of your catalog?
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Then, too, Kaneisha is occasionally overtaken by musical fits in which Rihanna's song "Work" causes her to twerk.
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I don't know about you, but I think the Bike fits in well with that living room decor.
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Outside the theme, Ms. Margolin fits in some nice longer entries, like OUTDOORSY, C'EST LA VIE and ELITIST.
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A race fits in with their training schedule and provides a marked-off course with aid stations vs.
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"SpotMini is a small four-legged robot that comfortably fits in an office or home," the site says.
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You know what else fits in a five-letter slot for a clue about the author George Sand?
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What was not immediately clear was where the Bills' current defensive coordinator, Dennis Thurman, fits in the team's hierarchy.
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" But his final thought on the matter was "if it fits in the hiatus, let me see the script.
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Only then do the survivors dump the money and take only what fits in their backpack, which isn't much.
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It is hard to be part of a charade of justice, left to wonder where the truth fits in.
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I'm happy with my purchase and even more happy that everything fits in my backpack without breaking my back.
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The Samsung Gear 360 is a ball-shaped 360-degree camera that fits in the palm of your hand.
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The little quadcopter folds up into a pill-like-shape and easily fits in most pockets and small bags.
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Neowin also notes that the logo could be a stylized number 8, which presumably fits in the S8 branding.
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This book fits in the palm of your hand, it's quite small, and this was her personal prayer book.
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It's designed to carry six doses of medication, but still fits in the credit card compartment of a wallet.
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Siempo fits in within this broader category of self-care apps focused on a more balanced use of technology.
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It's tough to figure out where death fits in between photos of burritos and babies in an unfiltered stream.
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You have to make a political judgment about where it fits in terms of the broader public policy agenda.
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It "fits in to a much longer and wider conservation program for these mountains in northern Mozambique," notes Bayliss.
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It is essentially a low-budget replacement of a multi-camera live-streaming setup that fits in your pocket.
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But those companies are looking for more strategic fits in terms of tech, talent, and filling holes, Kopelman said.
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But it sounds great, it fits in a soundbyte, and most importantly, it's what the people want to hear.
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Because they have a lot of great ideas, and who am I to say what fits in their puzzle?
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Certainly, what programmer and engineer David Fifield recently did with the Zip file format fits in the latter category.
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Ultimately, though, "Outta This World" fits in with Blackout's mission to create a fantasy world for Britney to inhabit.
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The Samsung Gear 2180 is a ball-shaped 2128-degree camera that fits in the palm of your hand.
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And if a straight male has something to say that fits in that line, I will not exclude him.
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"It fits in the larger narrative that this has been a partisan effort from the beginning," the official said.
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"I do think about where he fits in all of this," said one House Democratic lawmaker who knows Inslee.
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But the difficulty with categorizing Grimes isn't that she doesn't fit in anywhere—it's that she fits in everywhere.
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It fits in most car cupholders and you only need one hand to operate it and get a sip.
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So the most important thing when putting on a suit is making sure that it fits in the shoulders.
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Gone are the days of Gracie throwing fits in long lines at Disney World or during dinner at restaurants.
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Overall I think we came with something that fits in the current landscape, without comprising what we're known for.
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It's got a Flintstone-chic feel that fits in perfectly with the quirkiness that has dominated collections of late.
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The work was not made for this location, but Mr. Sonnier's art fits in easily wherever you place it.
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It fits in nicely with his work, which includes researching the links between Southern food and West African cooking.
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Gateway is designed to protect companies and individuals from threats on the internet, which is where S2 fits in.
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That advocacy for violence is where Mr. Rodger, a self-described incel who left behind misogynistic ramblings, fits in.
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It's easy to see where Jaunt's tech fits in, but it's harder to see a future for Jaunt itself.
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It's rechargeable, fits in a tote bag or the palm of a hand, and weighs less than a pound.
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As US income inequality reaches a record high, many wonder how blockchain technology and bitcoin fits in the equation.
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I feel like there's a story happening and I'm having a hard time understanding how my part fits in.
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There'll be a time and a place to bring George up and understand how he fits in, in the world.
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The DNA analysis also allowed the researchers to determine where the new species fits in the tardigrade evolutionary family tree.
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The clear pod is shaped like an egg, fits in a nursing bra, and doesn't require any wires or tubes.
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So, the song fits in to a lot of different contexts for me and that's my favorite thing about it.
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Carter's second directive — strengthening conventional deterrence — fits in with his pre-rollout strategy of revealing details about new weapons programs.
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The proposal also fits in with a wider undertaking by Trump's HHS to increase religious protections for health care workers.
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She comes in, naturally, fits in, gets stuck in, puts an apron on… It just feels very supportive, very real.
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The visit fits in with their ongoing campaign for mental health, Heads Together, which they set up with Prince Harry.
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Microsoft has also tweaked the default wallpaper of Windows 10 so it better fits in with the new light theme.
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It is less clear how the film, TV and music division fits in with the enlarged Hasbro group, she said.
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"If it fits in, we do it, and if it doesn't, I still go ahead and do whatever," Kardashian said.
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" The fact that current drinking wasn't associated with high grade tumors, "fits in with what we know about prostate cancer.
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We worked with Solactive, a German index provider, to create an index that fits in all aspects of the industry.
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It&aposs a message that fits in nicely with what North Koreans always hear: that their leaders are essentially infallible.
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Pegging where exactly the Pixel Slate fits in the computer market is difficult, because the computer market is rapidly changing.
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Not bad for a power source that fits in the trunk of your 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT coupe.[Anker]
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And since it fits in any bag and includes a table-top tripod, you'll never have to be without it.
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I suffer from intense asthma and am often sent into fits in which breathing on my own becomes borderline impossible.
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From their point of view, what Trump is doing as disruptor in the West absolutely fits in with Russian aims.
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This level is where illusive fits in, as well as on the level of the continuous monitoring the system undergoes.
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Razer also fits in an HDMI output, three USB 33 ports, and an SD card reader, but no optical drive.
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It fits in larger purses (and murses), and (if you're brave enough to carry one) even an occasional fanny pack.
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So I return the current sink (I'm refunded $353.21.) and order another sink that actually fits in our space ($463.33).
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Several new properties are touting robots that can deliver room service and anything else that fits in their storage compartment.
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Besides, the duffel always fits in overhead spaces, in taxi cabs and is easier to handle on a busy subway.
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It fits in with many types of home décor and lets your dog's den blend in nicely with other furniture.
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"This season, I'm advocating for the big swing and the fun idea regardless of how it fits in," he says.
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This fits in with other signs that national factory activity is slowing, having hit a two-year low in December.
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And I'm curious where you think it fits in a context wherethere's been heightened visibility around racism and racist violence.
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She is always trying to nail down its rules: who's running things, who fits in, who can't and why not.
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I dance all the time even outside of TikTok, so it fits in with stuff that I like to do.
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Ariana Grande has a history of releasing Spanish-language remixes of her singles, so her album (in English) fits in.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the Go fits in the "sweet spot" between the Rift and other portable, smartphone-powered headsets.
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And that fits in with a second theme for candidates: People deserve a second chance, because many grow and change.
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He's called King Paimon here, and I'll spare you the mumbo-jumbo about where he fits in the demonic pantheon.
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We incorporated that because that's quite current, and that fits in very well with the color scheme that we have.
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RUNS ALONG fits in here, and one of my favorite entries today was a really clever example of this — RAZORBACKS.
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Schrems said the slow pace fits in with what he describes as the Irish regulator's track record of avoiding enforcement.
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If you&aposre unsure about where your bag fits in, you won&apost be able to get the quote instantaneously.
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The middle class: Who fits in the middle class varies by income, the cost of living and local tax policy.
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That politically expedient response to the horror in Syria fits in perfectly with the two-faced behavior of Trump himself.
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It's slick and fits in well in the kitchen or on a bookshelf, two places it's likely to end up.
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It fits in snugly with the Iowa-based publisher's other magazines, which include Better Homes and Gardens and Family Circle.
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There's a much more sophisticated understanding of how this Ebola response fits in with populations' concerns around protection and security.
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Redditor Gentoon has an idea about the gas that fits in perfectly with this season's theme of fear causing mass chaos.
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"If you have a concentration of company stock, you should examine how it fits in across all your accounts," Boneparth said.
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However, it's ridiculously small (it fits in the palm of my hand), but for $10, I wouldn't expect a year's worth.
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I learned that just because it fits in a bowl and soaks up milk doesn't mean it's good to eat it.
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This lets shoppers see if the object in question fits in the room – without needing to break out their measuring tape.
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So what's the perfect job that fits in all of those things that I can go out and get, right now?
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He gets up early and jumps on the bike, or fits in a half-hour workout after work and before dinner.
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Acer also fits in a 212-inch IPS LCD panel with 2800x29 resolution and it doesn't shun ports like most hybrids.
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FLCL also fits in well with Adult Swim's general surrealist aesthetic, which brings us to the question of these further seasons.
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And it fits in with the new Democratic message on gun control: that "dangerous people" shouldn't be allowed to have guns.
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Even the case is compact and sensibly shaped that it fits in your pocket without bulging out in an obscene manner.
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Season 3 takes GLOW, the wrestling show within the series, to Las Vegas, where its campiness and kookiness fits in perfectly.
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You'll want to store all of those devices in TV stand that looks good, feels organized, and fits in your home.
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It superseded checks for most purposes and put our buying power inside of a tiny card that fits in a wallet.
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This new Echo is way smaller — it's only slightly taller than a soda can, and the base fits in your palm.
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And I'm curious where you think it fits in a context where there's been heightened visibility around racism and racist violence.
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It's hard to say where this device fits in in Apple's aggressive war on independent repair and third party replacement parts.
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For each of us, our practice of drawing is slow and meticulous, which fits in with the city's "no rush" mindset.
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In the future, the moving image fits in your palm, a tidy, flat display held a few inches from your face.
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While LEAD fits in with the growing body of incarceration alternatives like drug courts, it is distinct in some important ways.
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Shurmur previously said Manning would be the starter and Jones would figure out where he fits in the quarterback pecking order.
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You've got a pound of cannabis that's worth let's say $2,000 wholesale and fits in a box that's one foot square.
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Ms. Williamson's call for a tangible step toward atonement fits in with her campaign's broader push for introspection, reconciliation and healing.
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I see the "Q&A" on the sailor, or "tar," to get QATAR; I don't quite know where "home" fits in.
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By Design Nothing quite matches but everything fits in Caroline Weller's airy family abode in India — including a giant unfinished mural.
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In some circles, he's thought of as a jazz drummer; in others, he fits in more as an avant-garde composer.
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This load includes a spare car door for our winter beater car that only fits in the back of my SUV.
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I moved to Chicago five years ago with basically nothing, my own fantasy of a life that fits in a suitcase.
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Like any big idea, there is disagreement about computational thinking — its broad usefulness as well as what fits in the circle.
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It's also smaller than the Lumix LX100 II, so it fits in your pocket whereas the Lumix is a tighter fit.
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The pop-up strategy fits in Macy's "what's new what's next" tip of the star, a focus on innovation and technology.
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It easily fits in your pocket and can be set up on a tripod to take random clips throughout the day.
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My daughter is currently 17 months, weighs 23 pounds, and stands 2.5 feet tall, and she fits in the sled perfectly.
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Mike Tony: I don't think it fits in very well at all, but it just might be what the people need.
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Zuckerberg said that the new headset fits in the "sweet spot" between the Rift and other portable, smartphone-powered VR headsets.
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"The more it happens, the more it feels orchestrated because it fits in such a way that feels planned," she considers.
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That fits in with WhatsApp's larger agenda, revealed earlier this year, which sees the company increasing its focus on its business customers.
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"Florida fits in that group of states that's needed courts and the federal government to tell them how Medicaid works," Perkins said.
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KURTZ: He knows that it&aposs short, it fits in a one-column headline like he knows the media can&apost resist.
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From a Monique Lhuillier princess gown to a mint chocolate chip set, each look fits in perfectly with Taylor's new pastel aesthetic.
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We've always been having fun, and we add him to the mix and the things he does well, it fits in well.
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In most other respects, Little fits in right alongside the likes of 13 Going On 30, Big, 17 Again, and Freaky Friday.
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The royal s job with the service is his primary role, and he fits in charity commitments and royal engagements around it.
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That's a message that fits in well with Sesame Street but is miles ahead of autism representation elsewhere in TV and movies.
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If it's in your pocket you'll probably know, but it's also a full-blown speaker that fits in your pocket — so yeah.
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But the one on the fifth floor of an office building in the centre of Bristol fits in an average-sized drawer.
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That goal fits in nicely with its other predictions, such as road pricing to encourage more carpooling, and ending personal car ownership.
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And what's more surprising than how good it looks is that every part of the costume fits in a single duffel bag.
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Several of these apps will attempt to wake you up at a time that fits in with your body's natural circadian rhythms.
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What's special about the Sennheiser prototype is that everything fits in that package—amplifiers, ports, drivers, woofers, it's all in one piece.
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This little gadget fits in a suitcase pocket and washes items in a water-filled sink at the touch of a button.
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Let's break down what's in the video: CEO Evan Spiegel starts off the 35-minute video by describing where Snapchat fits in.
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This 60ml bottle contains 300mg of CBD, is totally vegan, pesticide and GMO-free, and easily fits in your backpack or purse.
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Researchers have been studying these fossils for years to try to figure out where this ancient creature fits in the evolutionary tree.
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It fits in the hands easily, and simultaneously captures a digital copy for easy viewing and quickly putting together a rough cut.
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Glass of rose Total Calories: 1,862 The Verdict "Anne fits in lots of vegetables each day," says Atlanta-based dietitian Marisa Moore.
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There is the acceptable face of street art like Banksy and pretty murals and stuff like that, anything that fits in y'know?
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The reality star says that at 38 years old, she still fits in the same jean size she wore in high school.
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You'll usually use it to smother noodles or fill ravioli, but this holy trinity of ingredients also fits in beautifully for breakfast.
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Instead, right in the middle is Google's G, which fits in perfectly with the "Made by Google" theme of this big event.
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In keeping with that, the acquisition also fits in line with what users are already searching for on Spotify, the company said.
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Second, the White House must clarify and solidify where USIM fits in the administration's larger approach to foreign policy and national security.
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El-Sayed, who unsuccessfully ran for the Democratic nomination for governor in the state, said Trump Jr. fits in with Michigan Republicans.
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They're both perfect fits in this era, off-the-bounce creators who take and make extremely difficult shots on a regular basis.
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The idea behind Brave Care is to provide a service that fits in between a child's regular doctor and the emergency room.
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There's no in-line remote on the optional cable, however, which just fits in with the GW100s' complete unsuitability for use outside.Design
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Place up to six eggs in a steamer insert that fits in the pot and gently lower the steamer in the pot.
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Last but not least, 9to5Google pegs October 4th as the launch date, which pretty much fits in line with what we'd expected.
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It would have been nice at least to hear Ms. Flowers's thoughts on where she fits in this chain of rare talents.
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"No matter where he is, he fits in with every group," said James Harris, the director of player development for the Indians.
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Suter's individual works, rendered in a bold and vivid palette, are idiosyncratic fits in the tradition of 20th- and 21st-century abstraction.
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"You get disturbed when we say it is fascism, it's Nazism, but what you are doing fits in that definition," he said.
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As a private company, Google has every right to fire Damore if the company doesn't believe he fits in their corporate culture.
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Enter Baby Yoda, a character that fits in perfectly from a narrative perspective but is just gimmicky enough to hold people's interest.
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It fits in your pocket and carries enough to power (2,300mAh) to charge most phones to their full capacity and then some.
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Because P. dmanisensis is such an unusual species, Zelenkov and his colleagues aren't sure where exactly it fits in the avian family tree.
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Today they've released a music video for "Down," and I gotta say, Gucci fits in pretty well—maybe he's the Fifth Harmony now???
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McCaw fits in this ensemble of stars, first and foremost, because he's got the temperament and the skill set to compete alongside them.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And with his signature striped tie, pocket square and flag pin, Bret Bear fits in with even the most sophisticated crowds.
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So you have a look at it, and it's lively and it fits in with what I think people are using Snapchat for.
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What once required a PhD to figure out is but a few taps on a slab of glass that fits in your pocket.
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" We stuck with it and said, "How can we do a Thanksgiving episode that nobody else would do that fits in our show?
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If you use a plan that fits in your pre-existing structure of your life then you're more likely to actually do it.
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In a recent interview with The Verge, Khosrowshahi says the company will consider any type of business that fits in with that ethos.
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This ultra-slim device starts at just 2699.99 kilograms, so it easily fits in almost any bag, which is the definition of portable.
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The Honda investment "fits in well with the direction we're going in," said Ontario Economy Minister Brad Duguid in an interview on Tuesday.
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It barely fits in the palm of her hand, and looks like it's filled with Campbell's Tomato Soup mixed with dirt and sparkles.
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The transaction fits in well with Permira's strategy, he said, noting the private equity firm has multiple investments in pay-TV and technology.
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Despite the small size, the XPS 13 still fits in two full-size USB ports, plus a USB Type-C Thunderbolt 3 port.
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"There'll be a time and a place to bring George up and understand how he fits in, in the world," he explained. 3.
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Look & Feel If you want a phone that fits in your pocket, the Note9 (or, really, any Note model) is not for you.
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Home Depot is slashing the carbon footprint of its big box stores by using green energy tech that fits in a little box.
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The theory also fits in with the scene of a teenage Kate (Hannah Zeile) and Randall (Niles Fitch) at Miguel's (Jon Huertas) house.
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The company plans to use funds for acquisitions and to finance the tiny cameras it fits in customers' stores to help track products.
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I like those kinds of miniatures because as I go along, I can add whatever my imagination feels fits in that particular scene.
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And his new direction clearly fits in to the "America First" ideology that fueled his rise, and with which Bannon is closely identified.
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Irrespective of your views of this defendant's guilt or innocence, you might be wondering about where double jeopardy fits in to all this.
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He fits in the mold of Scalia in having a strict reading of the U.S. Constitution, instead of believing it's open to interpretation.
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The merch fits in quite smoothly with her go-to travel outfit, which is comprised of an oversized clutch and floor-skimming pants.
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The compact, attractive device easily fits in a corner of my bedroom and is effective for spaces of up to 361 square feet.
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It also has a unique 18:83 aspect ratio, which means it's thin and easily fits in one hand, unlike other bulky smartphones.
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Another thing I didn't mention earlier but sort of fits in here is there are some areas where Amazon has followed Walmart's lead.
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And so is the pricing: the Pixel fits in the high-end Android market precisely where Samsung's exploding Note 7s left a hole.
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One year in, there is no more agreement about where Donald Trump fits in American history than there was when he took office.
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Yet Trump's supporters tend to care less about an immigrant's legal status than about whether she fits in with US culture and values.
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Back in the spring, Read more: US soldiers are getting their hands on this super cool spy drone that fits in your pocket
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"She fits in well here," Mr. Balthrop said one afternoon this past spring as he whipped up a banana-kale-peanut-butter smoothie.
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Retailers are already experimenting with AR, including IKEA's Place app, which allows customers to see how furniture looks and fits in their homes.
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Pros: Affordable, fits in your refrigerator door, does not require paper filters, easy to useCons: May not satisfy people who like strong coffee
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But both Bahl and Iqbal, especially the latter, are good fits in their role, bringing the required naiveté that a young romance needs.
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Walmart doesn't break out what portion of its sales are home goods, or how much of its overall assortment fits in this category.
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The long counter fits in with the izakaya feature and also lends itself to solo dining or a quick drink and a snack.
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On the upside though, a lot of my pictures tend to be personal, dealing with close friends, family, and whatever fits in between.
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The AirPods Pro have an in-ear design that fits in your ear canal, while the regular AirPods simply sit in your ears.
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The trend toward outsourcing work that was once handled in house as a way of saving money fits in with that story line.
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These aren't iterations or sticking a mobile banking app on your phone, this is changing the way a bank fits in your life.
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Pants are available in slim and athletic fits in waist sizes 28 through 40 and tops are available in sizes XS through XXL.
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On Monday, DJI announced its new Mavic Pro, a foldable drone that's even smaller than the Karma and fits in your hand (sorta).
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How do you this movie fits in the canon of the work you've done, and the kind of stories you want to tell?
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Mitski might not have fit in with the indie rock of her adolescence, but she fits in nicely with that of her adulthood.
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But it also reminded him of what life is like growing up between two places and cultures where one never fully fits in.
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I don't think that the piece by Raqs Media Collective quite fits in, since it is primarily about an imagined, digitized visual landscape.
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Calling him "incredible," Bezos touted Scaringe's decadelong experience in the auto space, adding that his personality perfectly fits in with Amazon's culture and values.
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"He's the first nice, normal guy she's ever brought home," Disick told Harvey adding that Thompson fits in "pretty well" with the KarJenner family.
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"Pink has always been a very powerful woman and her attitude towards her post-baby body fits in line with her values," says Jenkins.
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It still fits in all my laptop bags and backpacks with ease, and it still never feels so heavy as to be a burden.
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As TechCrunch's Ingrid Lunden wrote in April, Microsoft has been pushing a multi-platform services approach, and this fits in with that overall strategy.
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However, that's no reason for nonsensical romantic comedy not to spawn a sequel — especially when it so perfectly fits in with real world events.
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There's been a lot of discussion the past year about where this broader moment fits in American history, which past era it might resemble.
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A more cynical take is this fits in nicely with Uber's corporate mission to stamp its brand on as many platforms as it can.
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Today, the company announced it had acquired a similar startup, Wrappup, an AI-fueled note taking app that fits in nicely with that vision.
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This show, like Killjoys, fits in everything that makes a space-opera series fun: lots of action, fantastic worlds, interpersonal drama, and interstellar drama.
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That goal fits in nicely with its other predictions, such as road pricing to encourage more carpooling and ending personal car ownership in cities.
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It fits in that white space thinking ... It's probably a little bit higher than what we would originally start when we thought about acquisitions.
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Do you need something with a lot of protection, or are you more concerned with making sure your phone fits in your pocket easily?
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How can you argue that this overall growth fits in with conservative ambition to significantly cut back on the size of federal welfare programs?
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This stuttering production profile fits in with expectations that this year will be one of global supply shortfall and a resulting drawdown in inventories.
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Joe Jonas' dad on Sophie Turner According to Jonas patriarch Kevin Sr., the Game of Thrones actress fits in well with the Jonas clan.
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Rohrabacher's sudden shift on health care fits in with a broader Republican strategy adopted as Democrats hammer GOP candidates over attempts to repeal Obamacare.
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But while the screen size exceeds that of the iPhone 8 Plus, losing the home button means it fits in a smaller form factor.
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It's so creepy and menacing because it all has the glaze of refinement and it fits in perfectly with the world Billions has built.
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But, I think for both of us, it's more about putting out timeless music rather than figuring out what box that music fits in.
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What's more, 4D Smart Shock and 3D sound effects create a truly immersive gaming environment — one that fits in the palm of your hand.
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"I fully believe that Snapchat's main goal is to be a complete television provider that fits in your pocket," said Snapchat expert Mark Kaye.
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And once we know how Jupiter fits in our solar system, we'll know more about how the rest of the planets came to be.
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This nesting-table set fits in well with any mid-century-modern decor, which is still having a moment right now, according to White.
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It also fits in your pocket so it's great for backpacking when every ounce and inch of space counts, BBQs, or just beach days.
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I was also thinking about this anti-immigrant sentiment that we've seen in the West and how this fits in with the zombie monster.
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After I pick up the waste, it easily fits in a waist pouch, and one sheet is typically enough for both of my dogs.
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The bottle brush surprised me with how massive it is, but it fits in my S'well and feels like it's cleaning the entire interior.
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He fits in training before and after work in all weather conditions to prepare for what he may encounter as he spans the globe.
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With 4,000 corporate clients, the service fits in well with the Volkswagen Group's brands, which are typically seen as high-end or luxury vehicles.
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"Bee-fitting?" is a pun on the word "befitting," and if it fits in the world of bees and bee keeping, it is APIAN.
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With a stylish cut and quick-dry fabric, Reebok's Supersonic 2.0 fits in at the gym, at home, or the bar after a workout.
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So, here's the important thing: That machine learning component fits in a slot of all the technologies you need to build an AI system.
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Can you talk a little bit about where international expansion fits in this new world in terms of the core business that you've operated?
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Calling him "incredible," Bezos touted Scaringe's decade long experience in the auto space, adding that his personality perfectly fits in with Amazon's culture and values.
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Financial advisors are warning investors to avoid making reactionary moves and to consider how this rapidly heating market fits in with their overall financial picture.
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But developers have started tinkering—creating tools that let you see how furniture fits in a room or quickly calculate the area of your kitchen.
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According to The Telegraph, roughly 200 miles of tweed are worn every year by spectators at Cheltenham, so Morestead fits in with the dress code.
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The L22014 brings DSLR quality (high resolution, optical zoom, depth of field control, great low-light performance) to a camera that fits in your pocket.
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The title fits in nicely with the theme of Neptune's 13 other moons, all of which are named after Greek gods of bodies of water.
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"Our mission as a company is to bring positivity and joy" Shahidi tells TechCrunch, and the new comedy focus fits in with the Shots philosophy.
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As per Elisabeth Vastola, the costume designer for season 2 of the series, Jessica actually swaps her slim-fits in the middle of the season.
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DJI's new Mavic Pro drone folds up so it fits in your backpack, then takes amazing photo and video footage when you're ready to fly.
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Enter the Kuickwheel Serpent-C, an 18-inch long, remote-controlled electric skateboard that's smaller than a Penny Board and easily fits in most backpacks.
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And so when Fallout 76 turns out to be an online-only experience, it fits in perfectly with this perceived negative identity for the company.
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The sex toy world is your oyster and you can bring anything you want on your honeymoon (as long as it fits in your suitcase).
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A love of tacos to a lot of people on these apps fits in that niche of a little different but nothing too out-there.
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We believe the best gaming laptop for most people will be one that fits in this emerging "thin and light" category with Max Q graphics.
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The company says its jet motorcycle is capable of getting from SF to Mountain View in ten minutes, and fits in a one-car garage.
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But where the Karma fits in a backpack, the Mavic Pro is tiny enough to fit in a back pocket, and weighs just 1.65 pounds.
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So, when we saw Crosby out in Washington after beating the Caps, we had to ask where he thinks he fits in the G.O.A.T. conversation.
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That's not because the XPS 15 is bad, but mostly because of familiarity, weight, and the simple fact the XPS 13 fits in my bag.
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But even this version of the Compute Stick is a fun little gadget; it's Windows 10 that fits in your hand and can go anywhere.
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I suspect most people will gravitate towards either the skinny or slim jeans, so I decided to try both fits in a few different colors.
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"It's just being aware of the variations in what people get for their national guidance and whether our guidance fits in with that," she said.
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Cohen's rationale for rejecting a putative Trump pardon fits in part with this history as he has invoked the shame of accepting a Trump pardon.
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This time around, viewers will be treated to more of her background story and how it fits in with Elsa and Anna in the present.
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Odeh publicly questions where he fits in the Zionist narrative and fully embraces his life in Israel, and all the complications those dueling ideas imply.
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It also fits in with Google&aposs strategy of evolving beyond search, as Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai has said at press events in the past.
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How he fits: In a deal reported by The Vertical, the Nuggets traded this pick to Utah for Trey Lyles and the No. 24 pick.
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We fail to make sure our purchase fits in our monthly budget, mainly because we have never taken the time to build a monthly budget.
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A few examples: This cute hand-held option that fits in your pocket and doesn't threaten long hair the way my old one used to.
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A review of Syngenta's strategy shows that Dr. Cresswell's experience fits in with practices used by American competitors like Monsanto and across the agrochemical industry.
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The engineer's "Bellavia Mini" combined decades of expertise and a love of telescope building into an observatory that fits in the back of his car.
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"He fits in physically, and with his skating ability and skill set, it looks like he's been in this league a long time," Weight said.
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The surge in job creation coming without an accompanying rise in wage pressures fits in well with the Wall Street hopes of a "Goldilocks" economy.
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This super-powered little projector fits in your pocket and lets you project a 240-inch screen in 1080p HD resolution onto any flat surface.
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The move to release the emails in the court motion to dismiss the indictment fits in with Mr. Weinstein's past tactics to beat back accusations.
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Some, the minimalists, limit themselves to whatever fits in a carry-on bag, while others, the maximalists, haul along as much as the airlines allow.
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This morbid narrative rarely fits in family-friendly cinema adaptations, which makes developer Monolith's freedom to adapt the original story to games even more special.
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So if Trump is bringing about chaos, that fits in perfectly with their idea of the world being in the phase where it's actually ending.
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Like the Mavic Air, the Anafi is foldable, and fits in an included carrying case that you can stick in your bag or what have you.
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Kids, parents and administrators don't really understand what design is entirely and how it fits in terms of not just an educational standpoint, but career standpoint.
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But a Clinton spokesman later confirmed that was exactly who she meant, saying "if the nesting doll fits" in an apparent reference to traditional Russian dolls.
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My advice is to find the subject and voice that feel authentic to you and don't worry too much if it fits in an established model.
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It's portable and fits in its own duffel bag, so it's great for taking along on camping trips, tailgating, or even just in the back yard.
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Save 2144.98% on a magnetic phone holder for your car This Magna-Snap phone holder by Mengo easily fits in the air vent in your car.
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It also weighs just under 200 grams with the battery, meaning it doesn't have to be registered with the FAA and literally fits in your picket.
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You don't often see a box that fits in the palm of your hand and can lift three gallon jugs of milk, with power to spare.
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And like any teenage girl, the first thing Cameron does is figure out where she fits in — turns out gay conversion camp isn't immune to cliques.
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The show is ultimately about seeing things from other perspectives, and hearing outsides voices... so it fits in with what we do with the show thematically.
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In that sense, Donald Trump fits in perfectly as Apocalypse — the seemingly unstoppable, angry and yuge villain at the heart of the upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse.
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The thing is, I'm over 6 foot, so I love the fact that I can wear flats and it fits in with all of the trends.
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"If it fits in your lifestyle, that's better than saying you must go for 20 minutes a day at an intense heart rate," he says. 5.
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And certainly, the 2012 Mac Pro, which has maintained its value on the used market despite its age and outdated port selections, fits in that category.
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This fits in with Kate's ongoing campaign for the mental wellbeing of young people, which she has been building on for much of her public life.
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A device that fits in your pocket and can be with you always... but, these statements of fact belie what is truly important about the iPhone.
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The Nabil-directed video fits in neatly next to his 2014 visuals for Nicki's "Lookin Ass," with its cold tones, gleaming metals and barren desert landscape.
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Gone Home even fits in here, since folks expected to be a ghost story—but it was instead a heartwarming tale of very queer 90s love.
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As for the new Health Metrics Dashboard, that's an extension of this vision, one that fits in quite well with the monitoring roots of the founders.
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The LithiumCard Wallet Battery is only about as thick as a stack of five credit cards, so it fits in your wallet or your back pocket.
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The ride-hailing company also took time in its comments to outline where it fits in with highly autonomous vehicles (HAVs), basically as a network operator.
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The deal itself fits in line with a series of expansions that Ant Financial is undertaking as it looks to grow its business outside of China.
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The bottle fits in standard car cup holders and comes with a Velcro strap so it can be attached to backpacks, belts or even your wrist.
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But he fits in with the president-elect's promise to cut the agency back and eliminate regulation that he says is stifling oil and gas drilling.
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Feist, who was making music in Toronto collective Broken Social Scene when Arcade Fire made it big, fits in the post period of what indie was.
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Sunday Routine Ms. Love, who is also a Peloton instructor and entrepreneur, fits in church, cycling and a little stand-up comedy and curry at night.
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When the company fields analyst questions after markets close on Wednesday, we'll be looking for a few answers about how Facebook Live fits in long term.
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This compact, particleboard desktop fits in the corner of any room, but still provides the space you need (up to 39 inches) to get things done.
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For the Joker star — an awards favorite — this move fits in with other aspects of his moral philosophy; he's an outspoken environmentalist and animal rights supporter.
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You know how the marinade will change the seafood, how the seafood's juices will knock the edge off the citrus and how the chile fits in.
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To make it easier, Rebag has given very specific guidelines and examples of bags in each category to help you understand where your bag fits in.
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Google had said it wants to build out a few different first-party studios to release content on Stadia, which is where this acquisition fits in.
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The spiralizer measures 12.6 by 6.7 by 9.5 inches, so it doesn't take up much real estate on your counter and easily fits in a cupboard.
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These paintings measure more than 10 feet high by nearly 9 feet wide, a scale that fits in with many paintings done by the Abstract Expressionists.
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I didn't even realize the connection or the purpose of the project and how it fits in his timeline of music or all these different things.
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The smart screen splits the size difference between the Echo Spot and Show, with a form factor that fits in much more comfortably in most home decor.
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I like the sentiment about not being stressed out about one's place in the world and about whether one fits in with what others expect of them.
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Made by Livestream and formerly called the Movi, the tiny white camera fits in the palm of your hand and will be available for $399 this summer.
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Calibrating the comic's dialogue so that it fits in seamlessly with one of the most iconic characters in one of pop culture's most iconic franchises isn't easy.
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Amazon's interest in GameSparks fits in well with what the company has built so far in the gaming space, and specifically with games hosted in the cloud.
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The hiring process is not only about finding the person with the skills for the job, but also about the person who fits in with company culture.
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Q CEO Dan Teran explained to TechCrunch that the Hivy service fits in really well with Q's existing platform, as both services are built around the customer.
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Tumblr clearly fits in that latter category of apps that display "incidental mature NSFW content," but it's now being told to put a toggle in iOS's Settings?
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The MW07s come with a shiny, polished metal charging case that's considerably larger than the AirPods' charging case, but it still fits in a pocket without issue.
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"We don't completely know how the gut microbiome, all of the bacteria that live inside of our digestive tract, fits in with all of this," she said.
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While no group has yet claimed responsibility for Monday night's blast, analysts said the nature of the attack fits in with the targeting strategies of Islamic militants.
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I've been carrying the phone around for a few days now, and it fits in my pocket every bit as comfortably as the 28-inch iPhone 28+.
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"Although the software comes from the U.S., the whole things has been 'Australian-ised' to make sure it fits in with Australian financial services regulation," he said.
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This process takes forever, and the mix barely fits in my stand mixer bowl, but I get the brownies in the oven and the house smells heavenly.
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This would have given investigators in this case the first clue as to motive and where it fits in the "wine war" that's brewing in the region.
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The Moment Pebble is a flattened orb that fits in the palm of your hand and ads a slight bulge to the pocket of your yoga pants.
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"There's just more of a campness to America, and American music," he says—something that fits in with the glitz and glamour of Trudy's own live show.
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You can bring one small personal item (purse or laptop bag) to fit under the seat, plus a carry-on bag which fits in the overhead bin.
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That's right—an underwater creature that fits in the palm of your hand can, with a flick of its claw, weaponize a blast of insanely hot bubbles.
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That's not to the detriment of the internals, either, as Xiaomi also fits in a 3,000mAh battery, the same as you'll find on Samsung's new Galaxy S53.
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Offshoring fits in well with the pattern in the productivity growth rate because it's a change that has been ramping up over time as companies move abroad.
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Since Tarantino's alleged abuse of Thurman wasn't specifically sexual, the logic goes, it doesn't belong in the #MeToo conversation even if it still fits in alongside it.
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That elusive Lightning unit gave the Rangers fits in winning the Eastern Conference finals last spring and combined for two goals and two assists in Game 2.
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If you are looking for an accurate blood alcohol content reading from a device that fits in your pocket, the BACtrack Trace Professional Breathalyzer is the best.
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As a second best choice, a system is proposed that uses big government guarantees, but fits in as much private risk bearing and competition as it can.
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Learning how daily nutrition fits in with step count and how stress or travel can derail a routine are important components that are individualized for each person.
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It fits in just as well — and tastes just as delightful — on a glittering NYC rooftop as it does in the dust of a midwestern state fair.
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Amazon's scale comes with great opportunity, and risk, for business owners who should consider the costs and benefits carefully before determining where Amazon fits in their strategy.
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Pratt, who lives in L.A. now, admitted that he doesn't feel like he fits in on either side, and can therefore be a force to bridge differences.
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HashiCorp's Terraform system fits in with that approach because it provides a way to procure the computing resources that will be needed for applications in multiple clouds.
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When Stefan wasn't in foul trouble on Friday, he gave the Golden Bears fits in the first round of the tournament, scoring 16 points in 18 minutes.
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His mission now is to protect a questionable chin with Ward-esque defense while maintaining the electric speed that gave Manny Pacquiao fits in sparring years back.
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After all, Boston's troubles came against the Indians and the surging Rays, who have also given the Yankees their share of fits in the last two months.
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This cooler keeps ice frozen for a week, fits in most cars' trucks, and can double as a spare seat — it can support up to 250 pounds.
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We will have to wait to see how she fits in — and what really happened to James — when the new season premieres on November 5 on Netflix.
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"The new dinosaur fits in with an incredible [range] of feathered, winged animals that are closely related to the origin of birds," Poust, the study's author, said.
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"Part of my mission was to fill in the gap for a comfortable swimsuit that perfectly fits in water and for sports," Sherris said in an email.
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The track is vintage Lana, all simpering vocals set against a booming, fatalistic instrumental, and The Weeknd actually fits in surprisingly well to her highly specific mold.
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I think it fits in with the fact that there's a bunch of really large audio platforms that are standing around the edge of the pool of podcasting.
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You can fit the entire 60-hour series (so far) in glorious 4K with plenty of room to spare — all on a drive that fits in your palm.
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The test car we rode in fits in that last category, though the early part of the drive proved there is a lot of work yet to do.
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How do you navigate bringing back a character who already has an extensive backstory and audience expectations, with telling a new story that fits in the new continuity?
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Neither of Netgear's new routers can exactly be described as tiny, but they should help to make the Orbi line something that actually fits in inside a home.
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"Although these complaints are from 2009 to 2014 this very much still fits in the broader picture of immigrants and migrant children having their rights violated," McKinney said.
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The shoe fits in with other projects from Verily (formerly Google Life Sciences), which include contact lenses for farsightedness and a special spoon for people with movement disorders.
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You can read it in a book if you want but it's not the same as watching it live, so this is where our platform really fits in.
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What makes the 3a a particularly compelling product, however, is how it fits in with Google's long-stated plan of innovating more on the software/AI/ML fronts.
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S) has bought Austrian industrial automation company Bernecker & Rainer, a move that fits in with its strategy of expanding its products to better challenge German rival Siemens (SIEGn.
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Also popular is the lipstick ("smaller than your pinkie finger" and "fits in your skinny jeans"), which sold more than 100,000 units over the holidays, Ms. Fredrickson said.
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In April, Xiaomi teased the Mi Max, a phablet that has a large screen (Xiaomi would not say how big, exactly) but still manages fits in your pocket.
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Lucozade, however, was sold in 2013 and Walmsley, who took over on April 1, has decided the UK-focused MaxiNutrition business no longer fits in the wider group.
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He's no Christian Bale (or Michael Keaton, for that matter), but his kind of generic, leading-man energy fits in perfectly for the kind of movie this is.
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Butler fits in well because he is the type of all-out defender that Thibodeau loves, and new Wolves point guard Jeff Teague is working toward that goal.
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It fits in most overhead compartments for air travel and you can even keep it upright and roll it around so you don't have to drag it everywhere.
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Authorized shares do not always all convert to issued shares, but this gives us a range that fits in with what we've heard about the $20 billion valuation.
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It's hard to say right now, to be honest with you, because we don't have any insight into Trump's strategy as a whole and how this fits in.
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This story fits in with a time-honored tradition of telling long-winded, customer service nightmare stories on Twitter, in series of dozens or even hundreds of tweets.
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Xperia Ear The realest device of the bunch, the Xperia Ear is a wireless earbud that fits in your ear and works very much like the Moto Hint.
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It wasn't possible to test this in Google's demo area, but it certainly fits in with Google's theme of more closely marrying its hardware and software features together.
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Anki's first robot fits in the palm of your hand, and it also happens to employ some of the most sophisticated AI software ever made available to consumers.
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Where live-streaming fits in is an open question, as Tumblr has not traditionally been known as a place to watch video unless it's being linked from elsewhere.
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The equivalent of $22011 million, in that high euro note, weighs about five pounds and fits in a small bag, according to a Harvard University study this year.
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The toads also eat anything else that fits in their mouths, including birds, frogs, snakes and small mammals, and they do it more greedily than native amphibians do.
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Cespedes owns horses and has a ranch in Florida, so his taste for country tunes fits in with the cowboy persona he has more or less taken on.
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He's got the image of a somewhat rumpled local politician who fits in well with the industrial Midwest, perhaps the key geographic area in the next presidential race.
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Hillary Clinton surely fits in with what remains of this culture, where personality counts for less than brains, assiduousness, and the mastery of legal codes and empirical data.
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If you're intrigued by the idea of a big bendy screen that still fits in a pocket or clutch but are scared of first-gen tech, just wait.
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Rodriguez, now a designated hitter for the Yankees, fits in well with those two for the overwhelming competitive greed that fueled his greatness and led to his demise.
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I mean, probably not, because there's music to make, but for his own sake I hope he fits in some rest and relaxation between all that banger-making.
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They run from a rechargeable battery that fits in the bottom of the handle of the drill, which allows the tool to remain well-balanced in the hand.
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A major shareholder in the online retailer himself, Miller said Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has moved on a company that fits in well with his overall investing strategy.
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"All of this fits in with Beijing's goals of expansion and being a global standard setter," says Erica Downs, an expert on China and energy at Columbia University.
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There is some political venting — none of which fits in a tidy ideological box — but mostly a lot of bluster, chops-busting and reminiscing to pass the time.
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The organic feel of the piece fits in perfectly at Noma, where chef René Redzepi pioneered foraging for underused local ingredients such as sea buckthorn and reindeer moss.
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Still, I see such a disparity between the clothing that fits in my budget such as J. Crew and the heavily featured designers like Tom Ford and YSL.
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The IQbuds' carrying case isn't as small as AirPods' compact case, but it fits in my back pocket and provide a recharge when the buds are stowed away.
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The Red Storm gave the Musketeers fits in their previous meeting, rallying from a 12-point deficit to make it a one-point game before losing by eight.
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Deadpan and lowkey, she fits in effortlessly with her designated troop of mallrats: Steve, Dustin, and Lucas's little sister Erica, whose own role is beefed up this season.
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Hitting a lower price point also fits in with the strategy employed by Misfit's owner, Fossil, which makes a huge range of devices to fit different needs and budgets.
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Loading the Fujifilm Instax Mini film is easy, and I actually prefer the mini size as opposed to the wide or squared simply because it fits in my wallet.
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The novel is followed by several direct sequels, and fits in Niven's much larger "Known Space" setting, which provides Amazon with a plenty of options for an expansive show.
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"With Ashleigh (Barty) winning the French Open (tennis) and becoming world number one today, we're really playing catch-up as far as where golf fits in that," she said.
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Acquiring stakes in Mediaset fits in with Vivendi's broader strategy of creating a southern European media and content conglomerate to compete with the likes of Rupert Murdoch's Sky SKYB.
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It's all nicely arranged and fits in with the aesthetic of the similar Screen Time app, and if needed you can see stats as far back as 10 days.
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Drone-maker DJI announced a new hobby aircraft today, one that weighs just a shade under a pound, fits in a jacket pocket, and is capable of flying itself.
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Now that Jon has learned this complicated family history, he probably has a lot of questions about where he comes from and how he fits in the Targaryen line.
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It fits in with Netflix's overarching mission to provide the best experience for customers, and at most, it should push people to use separate profiles if they aren't already.
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The slo-mo of the movie scene fits in perfectly with the (I'm pretty sure) real-time footage of the New York Mets Wonderboy hoofing it around the bases.
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Action for Children very much fits in with Kate's mission in her public work to help improve early intervention for children suffering with difficulties because of challenging family circumstances.
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It fits in with the throwback vibe Calvin is very aggressively channeling, and also sees Pharrell looking like Pharrell: Vacation Edition, and Big Sean hanging out with a parrot.
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The smaller size of course means it fits in more places — Google suggested using it as an alarm clock, or as a means of controlling a device by voice.
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Once upon a time, the idea of having (much less needing) a terabyte on something that fits in a tiny slot on a device in your pocket seemed funny.
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Cyrano fits in the cupholder of a car, and the space inside a car is just about what Cyrano can fill up; its scents get lost in larger spaces.
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At this point, nearly everyone (good luck Patrick!) has finished the game, which gives us a chance to reflect on the journey, and where Sekiro fits in FromSoftware's catalog.
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But without really understanding how Thurman sees Tarantino's role, we can't understand the larger significance of the event or how it fits in with what Thurman experienced from Weinstein.
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The moderation in the pace of hiring fits in with expectations of slower economic growth as the stimulus from a $1.5 trillion tax cut and increased government spending ebbs.
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"The makeup look in New York is very chic and very minimal, which is something that totally fits in with who I am and my lifestyle," she tells PeopleStyle.
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If its ultimate uses seem inchoate, the Reach fits in neatly with the "build first, plan later" ethos of several new cultural buildings, including the Shed in New York.
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Some say their mission to join up the disparate Kurdish dots fits in with Iran's hopes of pushing west to the Mediterranean like Darius I, an ancient Persian king.
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The novel is followed by several direct sequels, and fits in Niven's much larger "Known Space " setting, which provides Amazon with a plenty of options for an expansive show.
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"There's been a good recent history of collaborative good-government type work, and this really fits in that frame," said Curtis Hubbard, a spokesman for the redistricting reform campaign.
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"Any time I can wear red, white and blue, play for our country and it happens to be match play, it kind of all just fits in," Reed explained.
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Bannon's understanding of him fits in line with both these realities: that he has leadership qualities Trump seems to admire, and that he is a self-serving dictatorial leader.
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Read on for a discussion of how the tenuousness of existence informed the new album, and how his solo practice fits in with his long history of film composition.
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Remember that Chariot was acquired by Ford Smart Mobility earlier this year – I asked Vahabzadeh how this fits in with the carmaker's larger plans around the future of transportation.
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The Contigo Autoseal West Loop fits in your cup holders without rattling, its push-button spout won't leak all over your clothes, and you can nab one for cheap.
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Ultimate Ears Wonderboom Speaker, available at Amazon, $80The surprisingly powerful speaker fits in the palm of their hand and can go swimming with them in the pool or ocean.
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I'd focus less on where this person fits in the chain of command and more on whether he or she will credibly and positively assess your skills and attributes.
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The president has fixated on what the euro and Chinese yuan are doing relative to the United States dollar — and how monetary policy at home and abroad fits in.
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And below the din of the pairing of Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Judge, one of the more interesting story lines for the Yankees will be where Ellsbury fits in.
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Her rich alto fits in seamlessly alongside the slide guitars, jangling piano and lush arrangements on her upcoming debut, "Walk Through Fire," produced by the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach.
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The entire public defender system in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, fits in a squat, white FEMA trailer — a remnant of the relief effort that followed the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
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The best dining table for you will be one that works for your budget, is solidly constructed, fits in your space and has a style you'll love for years.
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When it worked, it really worked, often hitting over 1 gigabit per second in speed tests — an incredible feat for a piece of technology that fits in your pocket.
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They add a touch of cool to any outfit, and with two kids, I'll take all the cool I can get (as long as it fits in my suitcase).
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You want to make sure that the monthly payments are manageable, that you fully understand the terms, and that the loan fits in with your long-term financial goals.
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This Manhattan Theater Club production will be a great opportunity for New York audiences to see if this play, first produced on Broadway in 1939, fits in the canon.
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Megan Woods, minister for research, science and innovation for New Zealand, said that Kitty Hawk's Cora fits in with the country's aim of having net zero emissions by 2050.
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How do you think your game fits in with Jamal Murray, Nikola Jokic, Gary Harris, and all the other members of Denver's core who're young and on your timeline?
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If he's constantly wondering about how he fits in the world, its natural that it'd extend to how he makes his songs too: what if this bridge were different?
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Check it out: The teeny bundle of joy — an as-yet-unnamed, healthy baby sloth who fits in the palm of your hand — was a surprise to animal care staff.
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Photo: A24 Lady Bird Where to Stream It: Amazon, iTunes Like most teenagers, Christine "Lady Bird" MacPherson (Saoirse Ronan) never feels like she quite fits in with her fellow classmates.
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Still, it is a compelling and fast-growing business for many companies and fits in well with their businesses, such as Microsoft's Azure, Google's business offerings and Amazon Web Services.
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In this episode, there's a fantastic point where we see exactly where Dawes figures into the equation, and it defines how the much larger Outer Planets Alliance movement fits in.
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Go deeper: Why Trump is giving the Saudis a pass Where Saudi Arabia fits in the global arms trade Trump: Pulling out of Saudi arms deal would "be punishing ourselves"
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The SideArm unit, which fits in a shipping container and can be set up and operated by 2-4 people, first launches the drone off a horizontally mounted rail catapult.
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Google AMP also fits in this category, but Google is trying to split the difference between the openness of the web and the safe, controlled nature of those other standards.
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Still, he pledged to Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) that he would advocate for scientific funding regardless of how the research fits in with the reigning political and philosophical ideologies.
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Frost: Now, a bigger picture question about the way your part of business fits in because Mr. Dimon is always very clear about the benefits of being a big bank.
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The POW Mo speaker is expandable, meaning it can also push in close to the surface of your phone so that it fits in your pocket without being too bulky.
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As for where DeMarcus fits in the First Pitch Hall of Shame -- he doesn't think he's the worst of the worst ... because at least he got it to the catcher!
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The CloudLanes acquisition fits in with this strategy, too: the company's solution stack includes cloud storage that leverages on-premise data as a cache; ransomware protection; audit logs and more.
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It can't answer every doubt and concern, but I think Calo did a great job of framing where exactly the Dallas scenario fits in the larger conversation of robot ethics.
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The sprayer-scrubber combo fits in their palm so they have full control of the water and can scrub at the same time, speeding up the chore they usually hate.
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United prohibits its basic economy travelers from bringing full-size carry-on luggage that fits in over head bins, a restriction American dropped last year for its bare-bone fares.
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It's a portable, collapsible closet that fits in your carry-on and lifts back out so you can hang it up and have easy access to all of your outfits.
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"What's perhaps more surprising than the exorbitant price, though, is where this ring fits in the 24-day timeline of Davidson and Grande's relationship," wrote Amanda Arnold for the Cut.
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It fits in more bags, doesn't feel so awkward and it's not so much smaller that a full-page PDF looks crammed onto it; you hardly notice after a while.
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Here, Stuart Vevers, the executive creative director of Coach, reveals how the High Line changed his first collection, the virtues of radical transparency and where Felix the Cat fits in.
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And LVMH-owned Sephora is creating "an exciting new category of business for the modern consumer who is looking for beauty that fits in their wellness-oriented lifestyle," she said.
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Partly for just that reason, I always take a portable lipstick charger with me: It's lightweight, fits in my pocket, and has saved me more times than I can count.
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A new museum would certainly make clear that the islanders do not intend to forget him, even if they are still trying to understand just exactly where he fits in.
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Best Buy employees will demonstrate how the smart home assistants work and Geek Squad members can provide help with support and installation, which fits in with the connected home strategy.
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The framework fits in to a new focus Microsoft under Satya Nadella to dig deeper into what specific industries need from its products, versus developing something that works for everyone.
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"What is important is that it makes strategic and financial sense, and it fits in with our public objectives to have a return above the cost of capital," he said.
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Though her husband's job keeps them overseas, she doesn't feel like she fits in in Asia, and New York is still the place where she wants to scatter her ashes.
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" That also fits in with the history of leopard print, said Emma McClendon, the associate curator of costume at the Museum at F.I.T. and of the forthcoming exhibit "Power Mode.
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But I think every Latino kid grows up this way, in proximity to the drama of American history and its assorted players, trying to figure out where he fits in.
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" That also fits in with the history of leopard print, said Emma McClendon, the associate curator of costume at the Museum at F.I.T. and of the forthcoming exhibit "Power Mode.
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What's more, "Baby Shark Dance" fits in with a larger theme of wholesome internet trends, in that it's simple and bright and turns sharks into cute and cuddly sea companions.
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The family still carries a small travel stroller that folds down and fits in the overhead compartment, but for most other things they'll buy or rent it once they get there.
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Adding live streaming to Twitter's app has other advantages as well: it fits in nicely with the company's video-first strategy and its positioning as the social network where news happens.
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Let him go long and enough and he'll admit that this is less the universe bending to his benefit than Betchart having a knack for getting in where he fits in.
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Go deeper: The unraveling of Saudi Arabia's "Davos in the Desert" The companies who have backed away from Saudi business over Khashoggi Where Saudi Arabia fits in the global arms trade
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As for where it fits in the greater labyrinth of Nvidia GPUs, the company says the new card has, on average, a 15 percent boost over the last-gen GTX 1060.
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The Vietnam War fits in neatly with Burns' other major works, which began in 1990 with The Civil War, about another war that tore the United States apart (that one literally).
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Go deeper: Trump says U.S. stands by Saudi Arabia despite Khashoggi murder What they're saying: Congress denounces Trump's inaction on Saudi Arabia Where Saudi Arabia fits in the global arms trade
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This fits in with a legacy of limiting the face of sex work — and any other kind of supposedly morally transgressive behavior — in pop culture to acceptably white, acceptably attractive women.
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It fits in with other recent attempts to explain the extinction without assuming behavioral differences between Neanderthals and our ancestors, said Wil Roebroeks of the University of Leiden in the Netherlands.
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Suddenly, an item that has historically made many queer people feel awkward or ashamed, including femme people unsure how it fits in their self-image, had an undeniable beauty to it.
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Emma Rose Cohen and Miles Pepper pitched the sharks with their company FinalStraw, a $22 re-usable, collapsible straw that folds up and fits in a small key chain-sized case.
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The Pocket Tripod is repeating its crowdfunding success from a few years ago, creating an updated, universal version of its incredibly popular credit-card-sized tripod that fits in your wallet.
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The launch also notably fits in with Tinder's new strategy to position itself as a dating app for younger users who are less interested in settling down into long-term relationships.
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A tougher question for researchers is trying to understand how one population crash fits in with die-offs of other animals and whether die-offs have been increasing in recent years.
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The feature fits in with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's manifesto published last month, where he called for a focus on using Facebook to build a more civically engaged community (among other goals).
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Image: United States Patent and Trademark OfficeAccording to Amazon, the cop of the future won't just be a robot, it will be one that fits in the palm of your hand.
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There was also an accelerometer that you could attach which let you create games where you could tilt the Pixel Kit (it fits in your hand) to move the lights around.
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If there isn't a ride hailing service in your area, you have 24 hours to bring the Barnacle, which folds up and fits in a trunk, to a drop-off site.
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That includes devoting quality time to our relationships, sticking to a healthy lifestyle (that somehow still fits in carbs and wine), and most importantly, paying closer attention to our bank accounts.
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In the past 30 years we've figured out how to replicate the concept of cross-planet telepathy and put all of human knowledge into a device that fits in our hands.
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But the 24 percent size difference doesn't capture how much more comfortably this One S fits in a living room, because it integrates the power supply right into the console itself.
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But even though my pants drawer is filled with 15 or so pairs, only one and a half pairs truly fits – in a way that looks good and feels fucking great.
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What you're starting to see now is how some folks on the right are wrestling with what it means to put forward a vision that fits in this nationalist, populist framework.
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Kate's role fits in with her comprehensive concern for the early-years sector — whether the mental health challenges some families and children face or the desire for a trouble-free education.
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Yet, however counterproductive it might seem, Trump's full-throttle defense of the rally fits in with his larger approach to politics, which is all about keeping his die-hard followers happy.
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"I believe in being careful and having development that fits in, and is to scale, and is respectful of the historic and special character of Old Town Alexandria," Ms. Silberberg said.
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But it is also a compelling and fast-growing business for many companies and fits in well with their businesses, such as Microsoft's Azure, Google's business offerings and Amazon Web Services.
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The moon mission also fits in with a current debate NASA has been having with itself over whether to fly people back to the moon or press on straight to Mars.
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The goal of creating an alternative reality fits in nicely with anarchist writer Hakim Bey's concept of the "temporary autonomous zone," which played a role in the conception of Burning Man.
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This reading of Twombly fits in with the commonplace critical narrative that the past is dead, and that it is only good for appropriation and ironic commentary but not much else.
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They'll also talk about where PBS fits in in an era when video is becoming increasingly controlled by a handful of major corporations, including Comcast, AT&T, Amazon, Netflix and Apple.
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If you discarded the phone's packaging and no longer have the SIM tool, you can use a very thin paperclip, as long as it fits in the SIM tray's small opening.
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It uses a combination of a key that fits in a USB slot (with a button that must be pressed) and a Bluetooth dongle, each registered to your computer or cellphone.
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Once you arrive in the main space, you're forced to contend with "While you were sleeping" (2016), a drone so large it barely fits in the very generously sized exhibition hall.
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Crave Travel 6,700mAh Power Bank This tiny box fits in the palm of your hand but has enough power to charge up your Type-C and USB-A devices wherever, whenever.
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In this sense, Roy Moore, who brandished a gun on the campaign trail, fits in with Rentfrow's description of the link between violence and a culture of honor in the South.
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As such, it fits in perfectly with the best work of its director, Maggie Greenwald, whose 2001 Appalachian drama, "Songcatcher," also dealt with bigotry and a different kind of forbidden love.
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The proposal to build a battery plant near Lordstown, in Ohio's Mahoning Valley between Cleveland and Pittsburgh, fits in with G.M.'s plan to introduce 20 battery-powered vehicles by 2023.
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Find Me fits in between those two parts, beginning 10 years after the summer of Call Me By Your Name and then picking up in a new section 15 years later.
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This Wi-Fi router is small, compact and cordless—it is a self-contained plug that fits in an electrical outlet, much like an air freshener or a kid's night light.
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The first episode alone fits in the entirety of a young boy's coming of age before undergoing a huge time jump and then setting up conflicts for the season to come.
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The initiative fits in well with Boxed's core demographic of urban millennial families, many of whom live in a denser area and may not have much space to store bulk items.
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The news fits in line with a more general statement Facebook released yesterday regarding its efforts to reduce spam and false information on the social network by cracking down on fake accounts.
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"Part of the rate increase consumers might see has to do with where the bank fits in the chain of interbank lending," said Sean McQuay, a credit and banking expert with NerdWallet.
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Instead of a sharp black and khaki color palette, the sky blues and faded greens in collection 2 will allow for a greater audience that fits in more with Zara's general clientele.
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First Impressions It's light, fits in my hand better than an iPhone does due to its narrower screen, and unlocks when I place my index finger on the back of the phone.
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A movie that is based on a book is already a loaded beast, as you're not only assessing the movie, but also looking at how the book that inspired it fits in.
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Goldman had trained the great lightweight Lou Ambers, who had as much class on the inside as on the outside and who had given the great Henry Armstrong fits in two bouts.
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He also has helped build a new charter school in the city, a project that fits in with his passions of helping others know they can do whatever they want in life.
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That a heckler yelled both these things, in succession, at former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz in New York this week is testament to where Schultz currently fits in the 2020 election cycle.
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The unit can obviously be more consistent after struggling in Week 1, but Hackett and Bortles have now given Bill Belichick's team fits in two games dating back to the AFC Championship.
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Paris claims she has a life compass which draws her to people who enrich her life and keeps her from those who live in darkness ... it's abundantly clear where Lindsay fits in.
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Given that the movie focuses on Jyn Erso and her faction's attempt to steal the plans for the Death Star, Vader fits in perfectly as a threat the rebels need to avoid.
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The iconic phrase "He shoots, he scores" was coined by the great broadcaster Foster Hewitt and is part of Canada's hockey vocabulary but it fits in perfectly with events at the 13th.
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It's a literal interpretation of the song, which is actually pretty great, considering that it's a song about being honest, and it fits in nicely with the band's colorful new aesthetic, too.
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Gesture options for other devices, like the Echo Buds, often entail pressing and holding on the part of the bud that fits in your ear, which I've always found to be uncomfortable.
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Prime 23, with its lived-in wood paneling and trapped-in-time menu, has an old-school charm that fits in perfectly with its setting on the canal side of Woodcleft Avenue.
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Manager Joe Maddon has a history of being creative with his clubs, but this Cubs team just seems to lack the offensive versatility that can give opponents fits in a playoff series.
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"I think her sadness comes from the feeling that she doesn't really see where she fits in and doesn't see when that time will come when she does fit in," Jean says.
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But despite their delicate, fits-in-a-sandwich-bag body, they don't have to do so prematurely; a common goldfish can live up to 30 years and reach two feet in length.
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It's gotten to the point where I have a copy of my ID folded so small, it fits in my running clothes so that I have it in case I get stopped.
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I like it a lot more than I thought I would, though as an owner of an iPad and an iPhone, I'm still trying to find out where it fits in my life.
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Additional magnets snap it tightly around the tablet, forming a faux leather folio that fits in nicely with all of the Banana Republic-style action shots the company has up on its page.
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Where Gorsuch fits in the conservative wing Even when all the conservatives vote together on a bottom-line judgment -- which they do more often than not -- they often splinter in their legal rationales.
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And, to be fair, I include "Jump Into the Fire" here because it fits in no other category—there is no other song in Nilsson's catalog that sounds remotely like this monstrous rocker.
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As a short form for the ancient Archibald, Teutonic for "truly brave," it fits in with the contemporary British trend for putting nickname-names — Alfie and Billy and Joe — on the birth certificate.
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We talk about that for a while and then we talk about cosmic math formulas — the mystery of the number zero and how that fits in the meaning of life and the universe.
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This model fits in with the Silicon Valley business model and, while we actively celebrate and support these individual wins, it does little to connect Silicon valley to the majority of the planet.
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This fits in with longer-term changes at the company, which has gradually been tightening features and services that it provides to users on different tiers of its service as well as developers.
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The machine is designed to look just like those IV bars you may have seen A-listers like Gwyneth Paltrow use after a nasty hangover, so it fits in perfectly with FaceGym's clientele.
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If you've been hankering for a new iPhone that has all the power of the latest generations but fits in your hand like the old models, today is a good day for you.
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There are dozens of VPN providers, and TechCrunch doesn't recommend any in particular — you may have to do a little research to find one that meets your needs and fits in your budget.
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The size of the brain While the fossilized brain fits in a closed hand, its size is also raising attention as it is considered large for the herbivorous dinosaur that it belongs to.
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The Mac, well I don't know that it fits in with this bunch, but it will eventually run some version of iOS apps, and that little experiment is not going super well, either.
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Although the Netflix sci-fi series takes place hundreds of years in the future, it's easy to see where Lizzie's story fits in with the tapestry of revelations born from the #MeToo movement.
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As we talk, Koh and Baxter are less focused on the risks of reintroducing the Note brand than they are on where the Note 2360 fits in the market and Samsung's handset line.
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But it's critical to understand how the people on the front lines of that fight think about their jobs, and how it fits in with the fundamental truth of how Google makes money.
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They've become so popular, in fact, that we've begun to master downsizing our everyday load to just a wallet, keys, chapstick, and our phones, because that's all that fits in these little guys.
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Eve is an accomplished and dynamic performer, musician, wife and step mother who fits in seamlessly, while also adding a new layer to the show as we continue to evolve season to season.
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Using two suppliers fits in Apple's typical strategy to diversify its supply chain and avoid depending on just one company for components — but losing Qualcomm's chips could be a blow to future iPhones.
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Rashad is rapper with an incredible groove, an effortless flow, and incisive lyrics; his ear for soulful beats fits in perfectly with the world that Top Dawg had half a hand in creating.
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Here's where some conservatives say Mueller fits in: He led the FBI during an investigation into a possible Russian bribery and extortion scheme that some Republicans believe cleared the way for the sale.
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It also situates him firmly within the brutal, multigenerational cycle of legacy and revenge that makes "Game of Thrones" go — even if the actor still isn't sure why he fits in so well.
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As Kan points out, the potential buyer is likely valuing your startup based on where it fits in with their short- or long-term strategy — and their number is likely lower than yours.
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In the press release, Apple called the iPod "a breakthrough MP3 music player that packs up to 1,000 CD-quality songs into an ultra-portable, 6.5 ounce design that fits in your pocket."
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Miller's attempt to curtail the access of student visas fits in with his larger nativism, and calls to mind a similar argument made by his ally Steve Bannon, a former White House advisor.
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The company is also grappling with questions about the way it treats its drivers, for example, as well as municipal fights over the way its core service fits in alongside traditional taxi companies.
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How Tesla fits in: A helpful piece in Vox explains why this is bad for Tesla, which is already struggling to boost production of its mass-market Model 27, and other EV companies.
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And some Android devices, including recent Samsung Galaxy models, have even introduced dedicated one-hand modes that shrink the entire user interface so that it fits in a small section of the display.
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The AirPods Pro, comparatively, look more like the company's regular AirPods, which is to say they consist of a small bud that fits in your ear with an elongated stem that protrudes outward.
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His fence is set back about eight feet from the alley and the fridge fits in a nook surrounded by a rectangular structure made out of used pallets he found on the street.
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The notion of deeply polarized voters fits in Poland, where crossing the line that divides the populist nationalist government from the opposition is as unlikely as defecting to the enemy camp in wartime.
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I suppose these scenes are there to flesh out the world of high finance and illustrate how little Madoff feels like he fits in, but instead they just seem to be killing time.
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That conclusion fits in with the notion that both hypotheses of Mount Sharp's formation are true in part, said Ashwin R. Vasavada, the mission's project scientist and an author of the Science paper.
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At a time when traditional media organizations like The New York Times are allotting more resources to the coverage of women and gender issues, it is not yet obvious where Jezebel fits in.
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The product, which fits in your hand, combines electrocardiogram, or E.K.G., readings and heart sounds into a device that allows patients to monitor their health at home and send data to their physicians.
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The appointment fits in with a series of moves made by Solskjaer since he was named manager in March, after a three month spell as interim boss following the departure of Jose Mourinho.
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At NOAA and NASA, data processing still needs to take place in order to determine where 2018 fits in the list of warmest years on record, a key indicator of long-term climate change.
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The Echo Show fits in the kitchen like an old portable TV, so you can follow along with cooking recipes, play news segments, or whatever else you'd like to put on in the background.
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McKay is not attempting to blame Cheney for these things in a "liberal hit," but rather to show how Cheney's rise fits in with a broader story about the Republican Party and American politics.
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But what makes the Pocket different is its small size — it fits in the palm of your hand and is easy to grip — and its ability to embed a video within your printed photo.
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The XTremePro HD features 4K recording capabilities and 12-megapixel still photo resolution, granting you the ability to record incredibly high definition footage from a camera that fits in the palm of your hand.
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"My character was brought in by the CIA to explain what's going on with this Predator," she shared, as Brown explained how the upcoming film fits in with the 1987 "Predator" starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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The switch to a space-gray metal both matches the aesthetic of the rest of the Mac line (not to mention the new iPad Pro) and also fits in well on my black desk.
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It's tough to fit a battery and a wireless chip into something so small that it fits in anyone's ear and wireless earbuds often fall out, have a crappy battery life or sound bad.
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That means taking time to understand where a proposal fits in the political landscape -- whose ideological or political base it helps or hurts, what aspects of party discipline it may threaten -- of both parties.
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Frankly, though, I think the magic of this camera is how small it is, and if you start adding accessories, then it's no longer that high-quality video camera that fits in your pocket.
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The two Joel Schumacher movies in the 1990s — Batman Forever and Batman and Robin — helped spawn one of the Internet's earliest hissy fits, in part because Schumacher chose to embrace the ambiguous Bat-sexuality.
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The closest thing we have to what Samsung's foldable phone could look like is this concept from 2013: It looks pretty bulky, but at least it still fits in the guy's front shirt pocket.
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Olie is machined out of aluminum, is controlled manually using a touch-sensitive button on the top of the lamp, and still fits in a four-microphone far-field array for the voice assistants.
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The form factor of the DJI Spark is also reminiscent of the Parrot Bebop, which has been on the market for about three years, and the ZeroTech Dobby, which fits in your back pocket.
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I think that it definitely is going to affect women's likelihood to turn out and it fits in this broader set of factors that have women thinking about the political implications of their gender.
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But it fits in most of my pockets, and the benefit of waiting a few extra days between having to charge the case was enough to make me forget about a few extra grams.
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There's not a lot to go by in terms of hints from the invitation — just a stylized Apple logo and the phrase "Let's take a field trip," which fits in with the education theme.
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And here's where some conservatives say Mueller fits in: He led the FBI during an investigation into a possible Russian bribery and extortion scheme that some Republicans believe cleared the way for the sale.
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While I may secretly want my kid to be the strongest, smartest, kindest, best one out there, the fact is that he won't understand how he fits in this world if I am interfering.
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In the Ikea app, for example, you can drop a digital piece of furniture in your living room to see how it looks and if it fits in your room before you buy it.
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The latter is one the pieces Lim said she was most excited to work on, as it both draws from Esprit's archive but also feels like something that fits in with the OC brand.
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The willingness to share nuclear technology with Saudi Arabia fits in with the Trump-Kushner strategy to form an American-sponsored alliance of Arab states led by Saudi Arabia plus Israel to oppose Iran.
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We really felt that Macau deserved a landmark and it's an architectural icon for Asia as well and fits in line with the overall theming of the city of dreams which is contemporary luxury.
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It barely fits in the iPhone X. Second, Apple would never release iPhone with a notch and also a "chin" bezel on the bottom of the display the way every Android phone maker is.
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What a character looks like is one way of unearthing him — of seeing how he fits in the world, how tall he is, how his shoulders sit, whether he chews his fingernails or not.
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"This fits in exactly with our expectations of long-term climate change," Zack Labe, a climate scientist and PhD candidate at the University of California Irvine, told Motherboard, speaking of this year's ice conditions.
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The creativity of Draymond Green and LaMarcus Aldridge keys their respective teams' approaches, whereas Thompson fits in Cleveland as a sort of attachment, a clumsy but useful support staff for the main goings-on.
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I think it fits in in the sense that it's probably the most complete and polished of the projects, although I don't think that it's in any way watered down or anything like that.
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This is where Disney, "the legal guardian of every child in the universe," fits in, if anything can be said to fit into a play that begins with a puzzle and willfully remains one.
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Frida's scraped knee provokes alarm from a village mother, who hustles her bewildered daughter away from the blood, and mild incidents of callousness toward little Anna reveal Frida's uncertainty about where she fits in.
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"I look at some teams from last year and marvel at what the Brewers were able to do in terms of matching up and finding the right fits in a playoff series," Falvey said.
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Financing fits in with those: like the fraud product, it's another example of how Stripe can build products based around data that it is already picking up about its business customers and their transaction histories.
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It stores everything you need when you're on-the-go (even your laptop fits in here!) and the top of the bag has a convenient notch that makes slipping it on your shoulder so easy.
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For as well as biologists have populated the tree of life with species, they're still not quite sure where the slime mold fits in—it's not a plant or animal or fungus, but something different.
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At the time, Samsung had given the reason that the dual camera setup would require a higher price tag and more demanding hardware, which logically fits in with the ethos behind the Galaxy Note line.
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It's light enough that it fits in the background of most situations — while working or travelling, for instance — but there are still moments where I need to stop and soak in a song or lyric.
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Star Trek: Enterprise ran into a similar problem, and ultimately split the difference — canonically, it fits in, but there are clear cracks where technology simply looks more advanced than what Kirk or Spock had available.
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" He added that the U.K.'s "relatively small pot of money could lead to specialization that fits in with broader public policy goals, such as the (focusing spending on) Horn of Africa to reduce migration.
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Given the stakes, relevance, and staggering aesthetics, anyone not interested in seeing how Boogie Cousins (however healthy) fits in with the most impressive foursome in NBA history might as well quit the NBA for good.
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The district, which is largely suburban, highly educated, and economically well-off, is considered by many analysts to be exactly the kind of place to give the president and his party fits in the Nov.
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While "glasses" AR platforms are busy trying to recreate a phone and phone-software platform that either fits in glasses or can be easily tethered, Apple already has a device and platform at massive scale.
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It looks like a bong from the 22nd century — a 7-inch-tall one that fits in the palm of your hand and carries a Katniss-like quiver of Q-tips to keep it clean.
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But this one fits in your pocket and runs on a battery and doesn't need to be focused and lets you hold it in your hand and shoot movies onto the silvered undersides of leaves!
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He has help from new character D'Unte (a scene-stealing Griffin Matthews), whose seamless introduction fits in with other secondary or tertiary figures moving to the forefront, like Al (Jemar Michael) and Brooke (Courtney Sauls).
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Plenty of questions about the system remain, like how Google plans to verify the identity of a gesturer, and how adding a new control scheme fits in with the company's broader push to simplify Android.
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To decide which furniture can be moved into a client's new home, Ms. Hustead uses Mark On Call, an interior design app, on her iPad, to help clients visualize what furniture fits in what room.
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Jupiter clashes with Neptune on January 13 for the first of three times this year: getting real about your relationships and figuring out how it all fits in with your career plans will be crucial.
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Those artists are usually artists I know personally from showing with them or meeting them through friends or some other social way, but whose work I believe in and fits in with my overall schedule.
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There's always the chance Cousins fits in and the Pelicans simply re-sign him as Davis's long-term running mate, but that feels like a risk their front office can avoid bearing with this trade.
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Besides offering the range of performance, the VC-Turbo technology fits in a smaller engine size — just two liters — but it churns out about as much power as Infiniti's own much-larger 2.02-liter V25.
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This fits in with the M.O. of Jurek, whose crime spree ended when he was caught having imprisoned a woman in a coffin for two years, which he found much more satisfying than killing her.
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The iBreastExam machine fits in your hand, runs on batteries, costs as little as a dollar per scan, is painless, uses no radiation and is simple enough that community health workers can do breast exams.
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The 50-million-euro ($56.32 million) hybrid station fits in with Greece's plans to double green energy in power generation by 2030 to cut its above-EU average reliance on imported oil and on coal.
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It fits in well in the living room, and we get a ton of comments on it when friends come over — the Casper logo and look are pretty recognizable, and the bed definitely stands out.
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COWIN 6110 Portable Bluetooth Speaker This compact speaker fits in the palm of your hand, but packs of powerful punch with 45mm drivers, Bluetooth 4.1, 166 watts of enhanced bass, and 10-hour battery life.
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Still, Malay (pronounced muh-LAY), 38, whose real name is James Ryan Ho, fits in some downtime on Sundays to connect with his wife, Iris Belson, 30, a singer, and to indulge in some cooking.
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The soft reading fits in with recent economic data on consumer and business spending as well as wholesale inventory investment that have suggested economic growth slowed sharply from the fourth quarter's 1.4 percent annualized rate.
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The occasional smattering of tambourine and saxophone fits in smoothly, while the lyrics, which address political and romantic dysfunction with an open-ended sense of play, disappear right into the sound, although catchphrases do emerge.
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Confirm your dream car will fit in your garage with EdmundsEnsuring a $500 IKEA couch fits in your living room isn't anywhere near as important as ensuring a $35,000 SUV will actually squeeze into your garage.
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It also fits in your pocket, which is nice, and you can throw it at people who are mean to you or are walking in front of you too slowly, which really comes in handy sometimes.
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The tree barely fits in the corner of a tiny living room that looks out directly onto a basketball court — where teenagers are flopping around in five or six sweatshirts apiece — and then the East River.
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We asked the CPAC faithful How Trump fits in with the conservative movement At times, Thursday's roster of speakers at CPAC felt like aseminar devoted to refashioning Trump as a conservative befitting the movement's core principles.
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Researchers point out that efforts to miniaturize genome sequencers, like Oxford Nanopore's MinION, which fits in the palm of a hand, could one day make for extremely small, lightweight methods for detecting life forms in space.
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What's been announced so far: iPhone Xs and Xs Max Comes in two screen sizes 5.8-inch and a larger, 6.5-inch version that fits in a device roughly the size of an iPhone 8 Plus.
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It is nonetheless unclear where he fits in the club's long-range picture because the Phillies are high on some receivers in their minor league chain, notably Jorge Alfaro, who is currently at Double-A Reading.
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The proposal fits in with Booker's campaign theme of "justice for all," which he is currently highlighting during a two-week national tour, but has been at the center of his presidential bid from the beginning.
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The company's shares are diving more than 10% in extended trading, which more or less fits in with the usual behavior of Netflix — big spikes, up and down, all over the place and all the time.
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"I don't think any retailer that is savvy and gets it is building new stores and not having at least almost a full one eye on where it fits in a multichannel strategy," O'Shea told CNBC.
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I'm sympathetic to the fact that the larger case also means more stored charges, but I would much rather have a slightly smaller case with maybe one less charge so that it fits in my jeans.
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But CNN's Chris Cillizza says Trump's decision fits in with what White House chief strategist Steve Bannon thinks is Trump's best path to reelection -- keep his conservative base happy and then figure out the rest later.
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They're working on "inflatable" antennas that use sublimating powder to extend themselves, though the team has yet to find an X-band wireless chipset that fits in the FemtoSat (it's UHF and S-band for now).
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Cannon went on to say that Republicans, who have tried and failed to repeal ObamaCare, need to come up with their own version of "Medicare for all" that fits in with their beliefs on health care.
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The 360fly is one of the better options available and fits in alongside the Ricoh Theta S. That being said, the Ricoh, which is one of the best 360 cameras on the market, scratches extremely easily.
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It is nonetheless unclear where he fits in the club's long-range picture because the Phillies are high on some receivers in their minor-league chain, notably Jorge Alfaro, who is currently at Double-A Reading.
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It also involves an assessment of her short record in power, as well as a measure of how Myanmar fits in Washington's "pivot to Asia" strategy and its efforts to offset China's influence in the region.
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Zeam, who prefers the pronouns they and them, says their days were defined by "accidental" body checks in the hallway, crying fits in the guidance counselor's office and self-harm habits like cutting and eating disorders.
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David Shrigley's entertaining animated video "New Friends" (2006) sees a square character fall through a mysterious portal to a world filled with round characters, and the square fits in simply by having its edges razored off.
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"Strong fits in product/scale, further indications that OEM consolidation is on the agenda, an opportunity to re-deploy capital at Renault, and confirmation of FCA as an M&A target, are positives," wrote brokerage Jefferies.
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How he fits: In a trade with Seattle, the Packers moved up to grab Savage, one of the best safeties in this draft but one who was expected by many to be a second-round pick.
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Pros: Great-looking umbrella in several color options, three-way tilt, fits in smaller spaces with easeCons: Base sold separately, no tie to keep it closed when collapsed, champagne pole as advertised looks more like brown
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The slow pace fits in with a track record of easygoing treatment of Facebook from before the GDPR era, when the Irish regulator had next to zero power to sanction firms, Schrems and other critics say.
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While the ADP report has a poor record of predicting the private payrolls component of the government's employment report, last month's slowdown in hiring fits in with economists' expectations for moderate nonfarm payrolls growth in September.
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While Randle and Baker were both undrafted, they may be better fits in the triangle than Jennings, whose style of play fit into an up-tempo system that Hornacek seemed to prefer earlier in the season.
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This ultimate discomfort reflects the state of sexual education in many countries, where it's basically people in their 50s explaining to teens how the penis fits in the vagina and which STIs to watch out for.
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If that sounds familiar, well, Xiaomi isn't shy about it: #MiA214 is similar to a DSLR that fits in your pocket with both 2999MP Telephoto lens + 2234MP Wide Angle lens that is similar to iPhone 264 Plus!
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The drone community has been really excited about the Mavic Pro, largely because it's light, fits in a backpack and is smart enough to follow behind moving objects on the ground, like a person or a dog.
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Today, her team announced a miniature female reproductive tract made of human and mouse tissues that secretes a 28-day cycle of hormones just like the real thing—except it fits in the palm of your hand.
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His work fits in with Detroit's institutional interests these days — Cranbrook Art Museum is currently showing a Punk Graphics (1976–1986) exhibition, on the heels of last season's twin shows featuring Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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Additionally, under a "Careers" section, you can usually find a contact email for HR. Feel free to get in touch directly to ask questions about exchange opportunities and if an open position fits in with your goals.
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All of it constitutes important information executives can use to monitor the state of their meetings and make decisions, and this is where Huddly fits in with the software platform we develop on top of our camera.
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But DAC is an interesting case, a tool that could potentially help in several places where current clean energy technologies are lacking, so let's take a look at where it fits in and what it can do.
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"That again fits in with this story that normal déjà vu is a healthy thing," Moulin says—because your prefrontal cortex is astute enough to notice that this over-activity in the memory system isn't quite right.
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"If I tried to somehow wrap my head around the fact that Francis Ford Coppola directed my first movie, there's never a slot into which that ever fits in your mind," he recently said to Rolling Stone.
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"I have seen eight times online since January in which she's had massive coughing fits in which she couldn't complete her speech," Giuliani told MSNBC's Hardball, but was unable to give specific examples to prove his argument.
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With a long all-day battery life, 6GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage that is expandable to a whopping 2TB via microSD card, the Samsung Galaxy Note9 is basically a computer that fits in your pocket.
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You fill up the 84-ounce water tank that fits in the back of the machine, put your fresh-roasted beans in the hopper on top, and the touch screen guides you the rest of the way.
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Reminiscent of the brand's minimal aesthetic and earthy tones (which fits in nicely with neighboring shops like The Row and Zero Maria Conejo), the store is a true reflection of the laid-back cool her pieces possess.
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We'll have to wait until How To Get Away With Murder slowly unpacks this mystery throughout the rest of the season; how this "flash forward" fits in to the greater story at hand remains to be seen.
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Now, cosmologists, astrophysicists, and all manner of other spacetime experts can get down to the dirty work of figuring out where this entirely new dataset fits in to our growing understanding of our own outrageously bizarre universe.
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The tiny grey box, modeled to look like a NES (albeit flapless), weighs next to nothing, fits in the palm of an adult hand, and was widely sold out at regular retail on its early November launch.
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This pre-Depression world is dominated by the wealthy, and it's not clear where a man like Yank—who believes that a man's a man only as he inhabits the universe that is his body—fits in.
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As for where Katie fits in, "only 245 people in the world have ever had a face transplant, and we believe that she is the 2000th person," said Susan Goldberg, editor-in-chief of National Geographic magazine.
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I would like to buy a new Mini because it fits in my handbag, but I understand that Apple may announce a new version in March — or might announce that it will no longer make the Mini.
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As the sun clashes with resourceful Pluto, a decision is made about whether your current job is going to be your forever job, figuring out where it fits in the greater scheme of your 10-year plan.
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At the time the deal was announced in June, the company shared a slide, which showed where Looker fits in what they call their "Smart Analytics Platform," which provides ways to process, understand, analyze and visualize data.
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Approximately one in every 200 children born in the UK will be diagnosed with epilepsy, a neurological condition causing seizures or fits in which erratic bursts of electrical activity impact the brain, according to the Epilepsy Society.
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The shoes go in the backpack, and everything else — usually three suits, some unlined blazers from Luigi Bianchi Mantova (because you have to honor your clients) and some pants from PT Pantaloni Torino — fits in the suitcase.
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Casper offers a custom multilayer foam mattress that fits in a box and can be shipped nationwide to consumers in what is the world's biggest mattress-buying market, estimated now to be between $14 billion and $18 billion.
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Unlike its domestic basic economy class, passengers on such tickets on these flights can bring a full-size carry-on bag that fits in the overhead bin but there will be a charge for a first checked bag.
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But on Sunday night's episode, we learned a fascinating tidbit about the bad guy's past that adds some much-needed nuance to his character — and it fits in perfectly with the man we know him to be be.
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While this isn't pure Cloud Native computing, it is keeping true to its ethos and it fits in the scope of Google Cloud's approach to computing in general, especially as it is being defined at this year's conference.
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It's not clear how, if at all, that fits in with Citizens of the American Republic, which on its website celebrates Bannon's theories of economic nationalism but ostensibly is intended to defend Trump and Republicans in the midterms.
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That'll be doubly difficult internationally (it has a few cafes in Tokyo), especially in areas where coffee is more of a product of necessity than something that fits in the same artisanal vein of good wine or food.
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Just point your phone at the spot in your room where you'd like to put your new POÄNG, and you'll see it right there on your screen in AR to see how well it fits in your space.
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Kim&aposs thinking on how his military fits in to his plans to foster detente on the Korean Peninsula and negotiate security guarantees may become clearer when he sits down with President Donald Trump next week in Singapore.
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"No holds barred on Pages 8 and 9 either, where apparently 'this fits in here...' (sounds easy enough) and then what can only be described as a child-friendly Kama Sutra guide ensues on Page 10!" she continued.
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It fits in just at the end of "A Life in the Day," when Quentin and Eliot have finally returned to the main timeline and have just remembered the long life they lived together in the alternate one.
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How often do you find just two films overall from the United States (Disney's Moana and Anna Rose Holmer's The Fits in this case) falling in among those from China, Iran, Afghanistan, Russia, South Africa, and many more?
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"Although it may just be a number, we grow up under the perspective that anyone who fits in the smaller sizes is more beautiful and closer to being 'perfect' than those in the larger sizes," Rogers told Today.
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"This perfectly fits in our development plan for Europe, we have said already that we want to grow in Germany and Northern Europe," said Thierry Varene, a member of the BNP Paribas executive committee responsible for large clients.
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The Yankees were still behind, 3-1, in the bottom of the ninth, when they came up to face Twins closer Fernando Rodney, who had given them fits in his previous incarnations with the Tigers, Angels and Rays.
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The official website for the stadium, on the other hand, promises "to ensure this project fits in the neighborhood and celebrates Oakland's distinct diverse cultures and history," and touts an economic impact report to underscore the team's claims.
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Cyclist Card Everyday Carry Multi-Tool Designed specifically for cyclists, this clever tool fits in your wallet or saddlebag and includes a tire pry, hex wrenches, and a truing fork to help you address accidents on the road.
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This fits in with Direct Line's current "Hit while parked" campaign, that aims to tackle the "injustice" of insurers not paying out if someone's car is hit while in a parking lot, Marketing Director Mark Evans told CNBC.
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The funds will cover two think tank positions; the council also will hold events and other outreach in the Midwest to foster discussions about the role of the U.S. internationally and how the notion of restraint fits in.
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Though the sculpture fits in with a certain style of work in the '90s that championed using more organic materials like eggshells and bones, the somber implications of airplanes hitting a bull's-eye are too chilling to overlook.
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But the events of May 1940 that Christopher Nolan explores in "Dunkirk" is a "very suspenseful, thrilling tale that isn't necessarily one that fits in exactly and neatly into films that you've seen before," the British director told Reuters.
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This host was an early model (which totally fits in with the pattern of old hosts going haywire), which means he used a legacy geo positioning system — the information is still there, the new system just can't read it.
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The game confirmed that Sulaimon, who transferred after Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski dismissed him from the Blue Devils a year ago, fits in the role that Dez Wells held last year as a veteran shot-creator and wing defender.
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The teenage protagonist's fascination with Facebook makes sense — it's where she's going to go to figure out which prescribed box she fits in, and wriggle around to see what, if any of it, is up to her to decide.
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The front of the Huawei Nova 264S fits in with the ongoing wave of big-screen/small-bezel phones including the OnePlus 2256T and the latest from Huawei's own Honor line, the Honor V24, which was just launched yesterday.
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This certainly fits in with Adobe's goal to build a customer service experience system of record and Salesforce's acquisition of Mulesoft in March to integrate data from across an organization, all in the interest of better understanding the customer.
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"While a bit disappointing, this number fits in with the seasonal pattern that we have seen over the past few years, where Q1.023 has tended to be weak," said Sameer Samana, global quantitative strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute.
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The New York Times reported that the app struck a chord with Chinese consumers who were drawn in by the frog's vicarious travel, eager to find a companion that fits in their pocket, or a combination of the two.
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"It fits in with what we do, the getaway-themed kind of bar from another time when people valued their leisure time a little more than they do now," said Jim Kearns, the beverage director of Golden Age Hospitality.
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A Harvard University study last year found that the equivalent of $1 million in €500 notes weighs about five pounds and fits in a small bag, whereas the sum in $100 bills weighs more than four times as much.
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In her book "Parenting to a Degree," the sociologist Laura T. Hamilton documents cases in which a parent comes to the rescue with homework help or buys a daughter clothes so she fits in better with her sorority sisters.
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And so you know, I imagine a savvy politician is going to try to grab that warmth, and one of the ways to do it — especially for women — is to do something that fits in with these traditional stereotypes.
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Resy fits in with Amex's larger goal of providing services to cardholders that can help connect them to unique experiences, as its platform can be used to acquire reservations even at newer, hipper and hard to get into restaurants.
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If you don't want to replace your hardware store smoke detectors with Roost's hardware, the company also makes an Internet-connected 9-volt battery that fits in regular smoke alarms, transforming your cheap plastic unit into a cloud-connected system.
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The hope is that, by bootstrapping their way around the unifying geometric structure of possible physical realities, physicists will get a better sense of where our universe fits in the grand scheme of things — and what that grand scheme is.
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The airline has no plans to follow American Airlines by allowing travelers flying in its cheapest class of service, known as basic economy, to bring a full-size carry-on that fits in the overhead bin on board, United said Wednesday.
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"On the surface this incident seems bizarre and absurd, but I think it actually fits in with a wider, well-documented pattern of online misogynists committing crimes offline as well," said Leigh Honeywell, CEO of anti-harassment technology startup Tall Poppy.
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The only thing missing is someone to tell us where that crazy prison guard Gunther (Brendan Frasier) fits in to the past, which the writers throw in like a scrap for dogs who are hiding under the table during dinner.
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That's some of the technical jargon behind the product, but what it means for practical purposes is that the motor is a tiny, 1-inch-wide thing that fits in the handle of the hair dryer rather than in the nozzle.
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The health halo that comes with foods that are perceived as health conscious fits in perfectly with currently reigning philosophies about how we should eat — sustainably, macro-consciously, and if it's at all possible, food that looks good on Instagram.
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"I wanted to find those things that show up in our culture — dance, coming of age, familial relationships, and prayer, wherever that fits in, whatever that means — and use them to grapple with the mysteries of our modern lives," Bindell said.
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The Good Super small • Super light • Fits in a backpack The Bad Not the fastest electric skateboard • Kinda cheapish remote The Bottom Line For short distances and cruising in cities, the tiny Serpent-C electric skateboard is perfect for the job.
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During an on-stage Q&A after the Silicon Valley premiere of "The Inventor," I had a chance to ask Gibney where Holmes fits in, as we spoke in front of a packed auditorium at Lucasfilm's offices in the Presidio.
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"A regime who murders someone in a public airport using nerve agents and a despotic leader who murders his brother in that matter, that's clearly an act of terrorism that fits in with the range of other actions," he said.
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"This anonymous late seventeenth-century artist is not modern in the sense that she fits in with Man Ray or Max Ernst; she is modern in the ways she occludes the clear subjects that she might have painted," Elkins writes.
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These new chips are based on the Ryzen microarchitecture introduced earlier this year, and for now, they are limited to a single kind of processor that requires an average 15 watts of power and fits in a laptop just 14mm thick.
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Remixing everything from hip-hop hits to an NFL theme song and a Cousin Terio Vine, the mixtape is an exercise in profound artistic tenacity: just when you think he can't fit another idea into a track, he fits in eight.
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And when it lands, the frisbee perfectly covers one of the dots on the blanket — perhaps signifying how the Tethers will kill and take the place of their counterparts or how Adelaide, a Tether, fits in with the world above ground.
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For another, the series simply trusts viewers to keep up when it, say, introduces an entirely new character who appears to have nothing to do with anything until his parents are revealed and you see exactly where he fits in.
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That feeling fits in nicely with the aesthetic of preceding singles—the introspective guitar-strum of "Petals," and the bass-funk and bounce of "Feeling"—giving the hint that A Mineral Love may be Bibio's most blithe effort to date.
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In many ways, said Giesler, Musk's ethos fits in with the Californian Ideology, a somewhat prescient concept proposed in 1995 to explain and critique the technologist-led merging of left- and right-wing principles to design a positive narrative around entrepreneurship.
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"It's effectively a giant wet film camera," about the size of a projector screen, that fits in the belly of the aircraft and carries 10,500 feet of film, Patterson said during a panel discussion about the U-2 and its mission.
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Mr. Nelson fits in neatly with the Berkowitz's style of worship, one that Rabbi Perry Berkowitz said was inspired partly by a mentor, Abraham Joshua Heschel, the Polish-born rabbi and renowned theologian who was active in the civil rights movement.
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While companies like Samsung and Huawei are looking to supersize their phones with massive foldable displays, Sony appears to be going in the opposite direction, downsizing a previous release which it says fits in the palm of a user's hand.
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His allies insist that those fears are misplaced and that Mr. McConnell will make a decision based on factors he has already stated publicly: How much Republican support the bill secures and how it fits in with other must-pass legislation.
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Their music fits in with futuristic singsong hip-hop while recalling the sounds of pioneering rap groups like Bone Thugs-n-Harmony and Nappy Roots, who also attained national clout by rapping about their communities with a similarly sunny outlook.
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The new initiative fits in well with Google's increasing focus on AI. Google CEO Sundar Pichai has repeatedly said the world is transitioning from being mobile-first to AI-first, and the company has been taking many steps around that thesis.
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"I think it fits in well with the literature," said Dr. Philip Landrigan, Dean for Global Health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and an expert on environmental pollution in children, who was not involved in the study.
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"I feel it's about time that we have a national debate on the Supreme Court and how it fits in with our constitutional system of government," the chairman of the Judiciary Committee told attendees at the event in National Harbor, Maryland.
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"If you can develop an expertise at this stage in time at blockchain, you'll have excellent job prospects and probably be pretty popular among your company because a lot of folks are trying to see where it fits in," Polemitis said.
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