I think she fits the bill better than anyone else.
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That fits the bill for a lot of our youth.
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Announced earlier this year, the Exodus definitely fits the bill.
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Total revolution, of the Russian or Chinese sort, fits the bill.
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On a superficial level, if nothing else, Mandela fits the bill.
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The HP Pavilion Wave fits the bill to some degree, perhaps.
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He totally fits the bill — consider me the new Millionaire Matchmaker.
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Call it unicorn if you insist; she certainly fits the bill.
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CW: So, to some degree, he fits the bill of reporter.
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NVDA fits the bill on that front, as we see it.
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But Scott Gottlieb is the last person who fits the bill.
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"Planet Earth is my toilet you're beneath this shit" fits the bill.
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Fans love strong characters, and Kim Cattrall's Samantha surely fits the bill.
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The bleak 1995 neo-noir Seven fits the bill for two reasons.
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Hard to tell if MTV fits the bill ... in Farrah's eyes, anyway.
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Wirecutter's favorite pair, the Gamma Ray Polarized Classic Style, fits the bill.
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There's one particular label that fits the bill and came to Goreski's mind.
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Right off the bat, the latest release from The Ordinary fits the bill.
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In Stormzy, we have a new rising star who properly fits the bill.
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Underperforming businesses are also a target, and ECM fits the bill this year.
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Ultimate revenge for the Starks, giving them control of Westeros, fits the bill.
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It's a tall order, I'm aware, but the Serum Foundation fits the bill.
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Roaming defenders have extreme value in today's NBA, and Isaac fits the bill.
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Post-surgery treatment, including dressing change and stitch removal, also fits the bill.
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For dessert, nothing fits the bill better than the classic ice cream sandwich.
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His Dark Materials is coming to HBO soon and fits the bill perfectly.
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I think national VAH fits the bill, and as it happens, Oregon Sen.
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Good news: Chicken soup fits the bill for feeding both sick children and adults.
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And we've already got some good data points to prove he fits the bill.
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Timbuk2 makes some truly terrific bags, and the Never Check certainly fits the bill.
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Of course, if you are really happy right now, Trump also fits the bill.
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We analyzed every Democratic primary candidate's resume to see who best fits the bill.
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After all ... we know he's got a type, and she definitely fits the bill.
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It's a fine transition into the week, and Gary Cee's puzzle fits the bill.
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And Appetites, an irreverent family cookbook peppered with swear words, definitely fits the bill.
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But, with so many options, you're bound to find one that fits the bill.
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By that standard, there is no doubt that the Toronto attack fits the bill.
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Only 3.1 percent of Colorado fits the bill, with Maine coming in at 4.5 percent.
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Natia probably evaded the last headcount, but he fits the bill for every faceless statistic.
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On the downhill slope to Brexit, Derry -- also known as Londonderry -- certainly fits the bill.
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"Christian fits the bill in his concern for all types of jazz," Mr. Wein said.
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I love a good animal pun, and Ms. Braunstein's puzzle more than fits the bill.
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How he fits: The Bears' biggest need was at linebacker and Smith fits the bill.
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This golden-topped casserole of wild rice, white beans and seared mushrooms fits the bill.
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For those seeking a more in-town vibe, Diamond Mills Hotel & Tavern fits the bill.
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But for people who are okay with a modern experience, SoFi definitely fits the bill.
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So, if you're on a low-calorie, gluten-free diet, White Claw fits the bill.
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Binary Domain, a quirky action game about humanity's relationship with artificial intelligence, fits the bill.
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But believe it or not, the great "Yanny or Laurel" debate of 2018 fits the bill.
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Rhone truly fits the bill of being an athleisure brand and we're absolutely here for it.
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Who fits the bill: Rob Portman, senator from OhioJohn Kasich, governor of Ohio, former presidential candidate.
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This one from Viner quensadilla – a remix of a video from Viner baesil – fits the bill.
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I think at times it's justified against particularly vile speakers, and Yiannopoulos arguably fits the bill.
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If California is the land of reinvention, the small desert city of Adelanto fits the bill.
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Shahi fits the bill for what the network promised, which is to say she's not white.
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Combined with his unbeaten professional record, that means the Watford-born fighter best fits the bill.
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That's the way we like our legal mysteries, so THE PLEA (Flatiron, $26.99) fits the bill.
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It would be hard, these days, to find an economist who feels China fits the bill.
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If your monitor's aesthetic is non-negotiable, the popular Apple iMac 227-inch fits the bill.
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Many Democrats long for a fresh face like they did in 2008, and he fits the bill.
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Let's go over the elements of the Azor Ahai prophecy and see who best fits the bill.
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Who fits the bill: Tim Kaine, senator from VirginiaSherrod Brown, senator from OhioJohn Hickenlooper, governor of Colorado
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Sir Ivan Rogers, Britain's permanent representative to the European Union since November 2013, fits the bill nicely.
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On Snapchat, Kim said she loves using any products with rose, so clearly, this fits the bill.
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Harman Kardon's Traveler fits the bill and won't add much size or weight to a carry-on.
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And if you need to insist on something physical, the actual server farm probably fits the bill.
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One source said Trump wants a "fighter" and Christie -- the tough talking former prosecutor -- fits the bill.
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Even some longtime Obama aides say she fits the bill as a face for the party's future.
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Chamberlain — who often does clothing hauls from places like Brandy Melville and Urban Outfitters — fits the bill.
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Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor widely considered a favorite for the job, certainly fits the bill.
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Capital One offers accounts that have no minimums and no fees, so it fits the bill nicely.
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Barrel-chested with thick, dark eyebrows and a stern, square face, Milley more than fits the bill.
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While Mora didn't identify a single city that best meets these criteria, Boulder, Colorado, fits the bill.
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Now, people are seeking out drinks with fewer calories and less sugar, and seltzer fits the bill.
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The 20-acre trailer park calls itself "Montauk's best-kept secret," and its entrance fits the bill.
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But if you're looking for a truly versatile cameraphone, the Mi Note 10 fits the bill perfectly.Â
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Ten to 14 months after an inciting incident (but nothing has happened yet that fits the bill).
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Eremenko, who has 34k followers and is best friends with Victoria's Secret model Vita Sidorkina, fits the bill.
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In his book Mr Trump entreats people to think big: a gigantic national experiment surely fits the bill.
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It was done with an incredibly primitive computer that hardly fits the bill of anything we'd recognize today.
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Ultimately, you should decide what kind of experience you're looking for, to see if Moxy fits the bill.
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One Mexican restaurant in Mexicali, El Sarape, sort of fits the bill, but for all the wrong reasons.
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This humble pizza fits the bill, and hopefully helps make a soldier's life in the field more comfortable.
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Rich Proulx returns with a puzzle that fits the bill, and provides us with a fresh solve. 2D.
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Sure the city writ large fits the bill, but Amazon doesn't want Brooklyn, and Brooklyn certainly doesn't want Amazon.
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Who doesn't know somebody who fits the bill to varying degrees — accomplished, charismatic, smart, and witty but alarmingly egocentric?
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Kate Beckinsale knows what qualities she looks for in a man — and rumored flame Pete Davidson fits the bill.
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One example that arguably fits the bill is Lyndon Johnson's 230 nomination of Abe Fortas to be chief justice.
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He likes cloud computing and software as a service in this environment, and one Dow stock fits the bill.
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Most importantly, DARPA wanted a drone that would "leave no trace," and the APSARA paper airplane fits the bill.
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"We want to meet customer demand of speed...GrabExpress fits the bill," Yol said referring to Grab's delivery service.
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Guangdong province, home of Baiyun Technician College and its sister institution, Baiyun University (with 27,000 students), fits the bill.
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"The only thing that fits the bill, and has a small enough mass to be destroyed, is a comet."
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The FBI could reach a similar conclusion in this case, and decide that "hate crime" fits the bill better.
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The Bellroy Travel Wallet fits the bill with its super smart design that holds everything easily without adding bulk.
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You can keep drilling down to find a player that fits the bill, then message them right through Guilded.
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The body's remit extends to foreign-owned companies with substantial U.S. operations: Universal fits the bill all too well.
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And no strong, silent type fits the bill at a moment when voters want to shake up the system.
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Neville Fogarty and Doug Peterson are back, and they offer us a crossword that fits the bill very nicely.
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If you're looking for an affordable pair of sneakers to wear or gift, this silhouette fits the bill perfectly.
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And if you're looking for practical, hands-on learning with the platform, this Apache Maven course fits the bill.
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Another revealer I thought of was THE VOICE, a TV show, but also an instrument that fits the bill.
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The alphabet soup of independent, commission-style regulatory agencies — SEC, CFTC, FTC, FEC, FCC, FAA — fits the bill here.
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For an upscale experience where you can feel the pulse of the city, the Viceroy Chicago fits the bill.
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So, the only option is to look for an acquisition to fill this gap and Qualcomm fits the bill perfectly.
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Scroll through any list of popular podcasts, and you would be hard-pressed to find one that fits the bill.
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Indeed, the thought of busloads of itinerant fraudsters certainly fits the bill as something that would "undermine confidence" in voting.
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Again, it is rare to see a product so focused on a single, important niche, and Bannersnack fits the bill.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — If you're looking for a nice chewy Saturday puzzle, this example by Sam Ezersky fits the bill.
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His brother, Harry, is an easier choice -- Eddie Redmayne, with a touch of coloring to the hair, fits the bill.
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If you're in the market for a movie where Ted Bundy is extra sexy, I guess Extremely Wicked fits the bill.
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If we're looking for a woman who made her mark as arguably the best judge in Israel, Deborah fits the bill.
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Let's take a look at a short list of reality TV casting requirements, and see if he fits the bill. 1.
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The polish: Deborah Lippmann Bettina's SongGlitter nail polish is practically a requirement in December, and this metallic burgundy fits the bill.
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We both have arthritis so we need easy to handle items and this vacuum fits the bill where that is concerned.
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Dutt fits the bill as the affectionate father-turned-vigilante, and Hydari brings the adequate degree of vulnerability to her character.
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Figuring out who fits the bill is like "nailing Jell-O to a wall," says the University of Virginia's Kyle Kondik.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — It's time for a palate cleanser, and today's Puns and Anagrams puzzle by Mel Taub fits the bill.
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If you want to display your best knives in a cool way, the Böker Wood Magnetic Knife Block fits the bill.
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While visiting parents or siblings clearly fits the bill, visiting a cousin, aunt, uncle or relative by marriage is less clear.
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For the narrow purposes of giving temperamentally cautious politicians running in red districts something to say, it certainly fits the bill.
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For investors more bullish on the booming online space, Nadig says the CLIX ProShares long online/short stores ETF fits the bill.
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She'd rather the North be ruled by a competent individual who has the North's interests in mind — and she fits the bill.
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The video, shot entirely in black and white, high definition enough to make everything look like goddamn velvet, fits the bill too.
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One recipe he thinks fits the bill is canapés made with egg salad and marmite, a yeasty spread popular in U.K. cuisine.
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For Android users who want something that comes pretty close to the old-school Google Reader experience, gReader definitely fits the bill.
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Whether you want a quick weeknight dinner or an elegant weekend dish for two, this Middle Eastern-inspired dish fits the bill.
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It has been actively seeking investment deals in Southeast Asia's top internet companies for some time, and Grab clearly fits the bill.
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The PeopleStyle team is loving bold, vibrant coats this season and this bright cobalt blue double-breasted topper totally fits the bill.
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While our favorite is the Bellroy Slim Sleeve, each wallet on this list fits the bill as one of the best wallets.
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Accessories made from fire hoses might not be for everyone, but if you're looking to stand out, this fits the bill well.
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It's always fun to read something that I barely understand, and this piece on the forward motion of time fits the bill.
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If you prefer the fresh, clean feeling without a mouthful of chemicals, then Uncle Harry's Natural Products Miracle Mouthwash fits the bill.
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This creative way of gifting cash adds fun and personality to an otherwise boring gift exchange, and it really fits the bill.
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Matthew Goodman's THE CITY GAME: Triumph, Scandal, and a Legendary Basketball Team (Ballantine, $222) fits the bill as one of those gems.
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Bring the celebrity look that fits the bill to your stylist and head into spring with a new cool girl cut and color!
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One big thing liberals want in a Republican nominee is someone who is likely to lose in November, and Cruz fits the bill.
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Johnson said the country needs a leader, "not somebody who's going to sort of choose sides," and he hopes Trump fits the bill.
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Neither company charges exorbitant rates for cloud storage, but if you want an online backup without paying anything, Google Photos fits the bill.
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The authoritarian ruler of the largest country on earth fits the bill nicely, and with anyone else, we'd simply be selling ourselves short.
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Since conventions are intended to bring the party together around a single candidate, it is difficult to discern how Cruz fits the bill.
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She fits the bill, however, and thinks she may yet have a sleep disorder that one day will be linked to specific genes.
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An all-adaptation, no-mitigation climate approach fits the bill, at least for the sort of conservative who mistakes callous myopia for realpolitik.
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Young thinks that my pleasantly trance-like experience gazing into the digital wilderness while on a treadmill fits the bill for this phenomenon.
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"The president vowed to take his family to a destination that is warmer than Washington, and Palm Springs fits the bill," Earnest said.
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Image: FairphoneIn terms of building a more ethical smartphone that meets even the high bar set by repair nerds, Fairphone fits the bill.
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Because we can not live on sugar and sprinkles alone, something savory was necessary to include—and this snack certainly fits the bill.
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The company says it has had a newsworthiness exemption since 2016, but it clarified this week that most political content fits the bill.
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Marketo fits the bill, reaching both large and mid-market customers, but is probably a bigger target than Google is willing to contemplate.
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A fairly strong team, an extremely bold vision of changing the world's finance system, and no working product... every other ICO fits the bill.
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Jenny Snider's work fits the bill, which is the only term that comes at all close to describing the achievements of this fabulous artist.
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Human Head Simulator fits the bill nicely—it's a blocky, bizarro, disembodied head that you can click on, poke at, and… rearrange its hairs.
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Brooklyn, after all, deserves a modern caldo of its own—its population is about 20 percent Latino—and this one surely fits the bill.
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After trying tons of mascara formulas only to wind up disappointed, it's great to find one that fits the bill both literally and figuratively.
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Many view this appointment as Modi moving to consolidate Hindu support in the run up to 214 elections, and Adityanath certainly fits the bill.
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Many view this appointment as Modi moving to consolidate Hindu support in the run up to 100 elections, and Adityanath certainly fits the bill.
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That sentiment was shared by UBS, which said Malaysia fits the bill as a market that's "defensive" and offers "safety" amid the current global environment.
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The Baywatch star joins an impressive group of dapper dudes who've left us swooning at one time or another — and he totally fits the bill.
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Though it might seem like a strange example, the loaning of Nathan Dyer from Swansea to Leicester last season fits the bill in this sense.
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I know the rest of the nation will ultimately respond to our needs and support an aid package for our people that fits the bill.
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The scenario describes Donald Trump's big electoral victory this week, but it also fits the bill of another political earthquake that took place earlier this year.
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With Eva out of the way, Star's going to need another pop diva to challenge her — and Palmer's character definitely sounds like she fits the bill.
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"I'm always trying to find variations on a one-pot meal or something like a quick dinner," he said, and this stew certainly fits the bill.
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We have one and if you don't need a loud speaker for music, it fits the bill (see The Best Smart Speakers for better music players).
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It fits the bill nicely for anyone who's been eyeing a smart screen, with an alarm clock-first approach and a few nice features thrown in.
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Whether you have limited space at home or you need a portable cat tree, the Trixie Pet Products Miguel Fold Cat Tower fits the bill perfectly.
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White Claw, which is produced by Mark Anthony Brands, fits the bill because each 221-ounce can has 254 calories and just 2 grams of carbs.
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For something a bit more formal, Ali Slagle's bruschetta fits the bill for a recipe that's easily made in advance and gets even better with time.
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And with a wine list centred on small producers and menu spanning dishes like chicken foie gras and smoked tuna ceviche, Septime certainly fits the bill.
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Drake has never shied away from luxuries like high-end wine and spirits, and Mod Sélection, which comes in a handcrafted, engraved bottle, definitely fits the bill.
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The media can't just come out and say what they want to say, which is that Hicks fits the bill for what media generally agrees is pretty.
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With average salaries in the United States being around $210,40 per year, if you're looking for an industry with high-paying guaranteed employment, cybersecurity fits the bill.
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Preference will be given to companies launching on the Disrupt stage for the very first time, so if you think your startup fits the bill — apply today!
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Cid Gomes, the candidate's brother and informal campaign manager, said Steinbruch fits the bill, but no decision would be taken until alliances with other parties are settled.
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Whether you're planning one last hurrah before your due date or just one of many upcoming hurrahs, we've got a trip that fits the bill either way.
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Pronounced po-vuh-tee-tsa, this sweet bread originated in Croatia and, when sliced, reveals thin, swirly layers stuffed with nuts, cinnamon, chocolate — whatever fits the bill.
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Now, NASA keeps it on hand to carry oversized cargo, and the Orion definitely fits the bill, measuring about 10 feet tall and 16.5 feet in diameter.
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India, where malls, supermarkets and branded chains, or what analysts call "organised retail", account for just 260% or so of the total market, fits the bill perfectly.
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Lips & Tips You'll need a go-to bold look for all those hot escapes written in the stars, and this one fits the bill and then some.
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With a product like this, however, I'd rather it err on the side of detect more motion, rather than less, and Ring's offering certainly fits the bill.
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But if President Trump wanted a national security adviser who would match his blunt, hard-edge, confrontational approach to the world, then Mr. Bolton fits the bill.
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In that case, the iPod touch fits the bill, and if you don't mind carrying two devices, it might even become your everyday companion for all things Apple.
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For example, if it's a unique design you're after, the American Express® Gold Card fits the bill and earns valuable points on dining, US supermarkets, and more.
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There's more evidence to support the idea that a Surface AIO is coming: A Microsoft patent filing shows a design for a desktop PC that fits the bill.
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That's great from a usability perspective, but if you want to stand out from the crowd, you'll need a different type of device, and BlackBerry KEYone fits the bill.
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With autumn right around the corner, I've been looking for a creamy neutral to swipe across my lids for that slightly grungy look, and this fits the bill exactly.
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For the investor looking for high-momentum exposure without any downside risk from Alphabet, John Davi, chief investment officer at Astoria Portfolio Advisors, said one ETF fits the bill.
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The Original Secura Stainless Steel Double Wall Electric Water Kettle fits the bill as an affordable stainless steel electric kettle that boils water quickly and costs less than $40.
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There aren't many movies I'll readily watch over and over again, or that I babblingly recommend to as many people as possible — but Young Adult completely fits the bill.
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Anyone who lives in a crowded household needs a charging station with a lot of ports, and the Satechi 7-Port USB Charging Station Dock fits the bill perfectly.
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"If you want to do enforcement by creating images, this fits the bill," said Muzaffar Chishti, a lawyer and director of the Migration Policy Institute's New York University office.
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"It's complicated," she says of the expectation we put on YouTube celebrities (although she laughs when I imply she fits the bill) to allow us unfiltered access to their lives.
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Markus Lüpertz just about fits the bill for a city clearly more interested in a narrow-minded, regressive perception of art than one that actually speaks to the present moment.
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Regardless of her location, plans, and company, however, there is just one bag in Clements' closet that fits the bill for all occasions: her black Chloé Drew leather shoulder bag.
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Ten episodes is probably more than the story needed, but if you like your small-town-folks-in-peril stories to be on the tasteful side, "Eyewitness" fits the bill.
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If that was all you knew, then the inclusion of classified information in email exchanges that Clinton conducted on a non-secure system might sound like it fits the bill.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — After a long week of crossword-solving, it's nice to change things up a bit, and today's Puns and Anagrams puzzle by Joe DiPietro fits the bill.
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Only a film with a tenacious grasp of absurdity would allow such talk, and "The Lobster," the first English-language feature by the Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos, fits the bill.
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We're all for learning new skills, and whether you are looking for some personal or professional development, there is sure to be a course on Udemy that fits the bill.
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Farzi Cafe fits the bill, from its bespoke cocktails to its ever changing wall projections, but the stand-out star remains the food which marries global cuisine with Indian influences.
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But for now, if you want four wheels and four doors, the 2020 Sentra fits the bill and takes a lot of the pressure, financial and otherwise, off the table.
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This Nisolo crossbody fits the bill — the brand produces their leather goods under fair-trade conditions in Peru, and it's the right size and shape for both traveling and everyday use.
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We've written here before that there's space for someone to take serious aim at Cuomo over his handling of the subways, but right now there's no one who fits the bill.
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How he fits: The Magic simply needed talent, and couldn't afford to be picky about position, so Isaac fits the bill perfectly as the top player left on most draft boards.
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This special time calls for special pieces, and luckily for us, Macy's has a new collab that fits the bill: Becca Tilley x Bar III, courtesy of style influencer Becca Tilley.
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"The first family is looking forward to flying to Palm Springs, California, on Friday," Earnest said, noting the desert city fits the bill of a warm destination, which Obama has long promised.
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The trailer for A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood fits the bill perfectly — it is so incredibly wholesome, and don't say I didn't warn you about how much you're going to cry.
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Yes, a statement dress fits the bill, but a festive jumpsuit dials up a look even more thanks to their inherently fashion-forward nature and ability to be dressed up or down.
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It's certainly possible to launch a foldable tablet, and in fact it already sort of exists — Lenovo's Yoga Book fits the bill, though you could also call it a dual-screened laptop.
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If you're reading this on a phone, there's a good chance that device already fits the bill; I've recorded interview podcasts on my iPhone over the years and they sound terrific. Perfect?
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I like a rimmed sheet that will also work for roasting veggies or throwing together a quick sheet-pan supper, and Wirecutter's pick, the Nordic Ware Baker's Half Sheet, fits the bill.
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This one by Ruth Margolin fits the bill: All you have to do is be aware of a certain kind of literary genre, and brace yourself for the impact of the story.
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That's a good setup for a stoic, tragic hero, and Mr. Olafsson — who has appeared in American series like "Lady Dynamite" and "Quarry" — fits the bill, quietly communicating Andri's steadfastness and pain.
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"On paper, she fits the bill of what you're looking for -- somebody who can bring the suburban women vote in, and who's got a good story to tell," said the GOP operative.
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If "electability" is one of the top qualities that voters are looking for — and that's expressed through their candidate preferences — then there's apparently a certain kind of candidate who fits the bill.
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But this one fits the bill, combining soothing rosewater with a proprietary moisture-retaining complex that improves skin over time and wild indigo extract to calm and reduce visible signs of environmental damage.
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She is physiologically primed to take care of baby cats, and the little leopard fits the bill—it is almost exactly the age of her own cubs and physically very similar to them.
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If what you're after is truly wireless earbuds, and your primary qualification in making a buying decision is that they be the best available all-around, the Beoplay E8 definitely fits the bill.
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Have a look through Dillashaw's Instagram account, there are countless citations of the taunt throughout the comments, and for those short on words, the snake emoji fits the bill for the task at hand.
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Who fits the bill: Bob Corker, senator from TennesseeJeff Sessions, senator from AlabamaDan Coats, senator from Indiana Diversity: Trump's comments on Latinos and Muslims have drawn ire and condemnations from all over the world.
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William Turton fits the bill, albeit perhaps not in the way Denton intended at the time: He's an 18-year-old high school senior, and he's going to work at Gawker Media's Gizmodo title.
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Adalberto Jordan Jordan fits the bill of another Obama appellate nominee who has an engaging personal story, was recently vetted for a federal judgeship and won a large majority in the Senate when confirmed.
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"Although Bitcoin is nascent, it fits the bill as a form of digital gold and as a route to evade capital controls," said Charles Hayter, CEO of London-based digital currency analysis website CryptoCompare.
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Living and working in Antarctica tends to lead to a craving for high-fat, high-sugar food, and fruitcake fits the bill nicely, not to mention going very well with a cup of tea.
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This one isn't exactly your typical quesadilla of tortilla glued together with cheese (as delicious as that is), but still fits the bill with a little nostalgia (refried beans) paired with briny salsa verde.
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Read More Well-paid employees & cheap food: MOD Pizza The hunt for stocks that directly benefit from cheaper gasoline has been tougher than Cramer imagined, but he finally found Cedar Fair, which fits the bill.
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"Globally, Naspers identifies big areas of consumer spend that have not yet been significantly disrupted by technology, and India e-commerce certainly fits the bill," said Ashutosh Sharma, head of India investments at Naspers Ventures.
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Google announced back in May it would begin letting Android developers support ChromeOS starting in the fall, and Acer is one the first device makers to produce a laptop-tablet hybrid that fits the bill.
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Staub Ceramic Rectangular Baking Dish 11-Inch x 8-Inch for $25 ($45 off): I'm a sucker for a good, sturdy, lasts-you-a-lifetime ceramic baking dish, and this one definitely fits the bill.
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In that case, a Journy custom travel itinerary — complete with sightseeing spots, restaurant recommendations, and hotel reservations, all based on your budget and what you like to do on your dream vacation — fits the bill.
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Who fits the bill: Rob Portman, senator from OhioJeff Sessions, senator from AlabamaNewt Gingrich, former House speakerJohn Thune, senator from South DakotaBob Corker, senator from Tennessee Women: Trump's controversial comments about women have been well documented.
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It's unlikely to be anyone's primary device, but for someone looking to just try out iOS for the first time or to keep one foot in the Apple loop, the new iPod touch fits the bill.
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To figure out who fits the bill, Schwartz asks the same question during every interview: "Are you smart or do you work hard?" as he tells Adam Bryant in an interview with The New York Times.
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Of all the Capitol Hill-adjacent fund-raising spots, Cap Grille, as it is known colloquially, best fits the bill for a Netflix show depicting life in Washington as the rest of the world imagines it.
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Now let's put them together: Click to see the first words of each theme entry, when read from top to bottom HERD BUTT NOT SCENE Heard but not seen Who fits the bill for that description?
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The UFC is in desperate need of stars and Cyborg is definitely an asset that fits the bill—exemplified by the fact the UFC have paid Cyborg for her fights in Invicta FC as its featherweight champion.
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And there are a lot of months between now and that time in which someone for whom the current Mac Pro fits the bill might be willing to buy one, even knowing others are on the horizon.
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While it definitely fits the bill for this prediction, I want to note that AlphaStar strikes me as, on the whole, a less impressive achievement than AlphaGo, the DeepMind AI that defeated the top human Go players.
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Some vetting is permitted by Airbnb's nondiscrimination policy, which says hosts can decline to rent based on factors that are not prohibited by law — so my rejection of those planning to have loud parties fits the bill.
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Who fits the bill: Joni Ernst, senator from IowaJan Brewer, former Arizona governorMary Fallin, governor of Oklahoma Foreign policy: Trump lacks experience in this key aspect of the presidency, especially compared to Clinton, a former secretary of state.
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Mary Fallin Fallin fits the bill for a lot of reasons: she's a governor with decades of political experience that includes two terms in the House of Representatives and one term as chairwoman of the National Governors Association.
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What we know for sure is that she fits the bill: The Hollywood Reporter released details of the open casting call, and it sounds like the 24-year-old would make the ideal choice for the upcoming feature.
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Who fits the bill: Tim Kaine, senator from VirginiaJohn Hickenlooper, governor of Colorado Progressive: Clinton could try to bring down here unfavorable ratings within her own party by picking someone with progressive credentials who could help unite the party.
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Sure, Trump knows Giuliani is back on the clean-up tour, but this much is clear: Trump wants a TV lawyer to fight for him without worrying about the consequences to his own reputation, and Giuliani fits the bill.
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Gourmia® GCM3600 Single Serve Coffee & Tea Maker — $59.99 For those looking for a single-serve coffee maker that functions like a Keurig (without costing nearly as much), the Gourmia Single Serve Coffee and Tea Maker fits the bill.
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If you want great battery life, something that doubles as a way to browse the web from the couch, watch movies in bed, and still get a bit of work done during the day, the iPad fits the bill.
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Don't get it twisted -- Andre is a HUGE Jones fan, and told TMZ Sports he "wouldn't say it as harsh" as the UFC honcho ... but the boxing star thinks Jones fits the bill based on all his physical gifts.
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Regardless, it's a truly exceptional occasion best enjoyed in the company of stellar dance acts; the Brooklyn hip-hop and dance producer DJ Spinna fits the bill, not least for his remix work for Stevie Wonder and Mary J. Blige.
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Whether the goal is to create jobs; or to make America energy independent; or to do large infrastructure construction projects; or to maintain and expand our strategic advantage in the world; or to grow our economy — nuclear power fits the bill.
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Whether the league is willing to admit it or not, what the NFL does best is big dumb spectacle, and a double-sided meltdown at the end of what had been a nearly unwatchable prime-time game certainly fits the bill.
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Among the many Democratic primary contenders, no one fits the bill quite like Bernie SandersBernie SandersGabbard moves to New Hampshire ahead of primary Sanders to join youth climate strikers in Iowa Saagar Enjeti unpacks why Kamala Harris's campaign didn't work MORE.
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Absolutely. We couldn't have had a late night roundup without at least one Carpool Karaoke episode — and with its stunning vocals, shoe-based giveaways and one very powerful rendition of "Baby Shark", Celine Dion's segment more than fits the bill.
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Another aircraft that fits the bill for the South China Sea's vast, undeveloped battle space is the Marine Corps' F-35B, which can land vertically, take off over a short distance, and reload with the engines running to reduce turnaround time.
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Among those backing Cruz is Tim Felski, a 52-year-old bus driver, who concedes that, on paper at least, he fits the bill for what one might expect in a Trump supporter -- white, middle-aged, middle-income and a lifelong Republican.
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If it's speed and simplicity then the minimalist Kiwi Browser fits the bill perfectly: It comes with all the basics you need to get around the web, but cuts down on the extra clutter to leave you with an app that's refreshingly minimalist.
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What's more ... we're told judges will sometimes travel long distances to interview crime victims, and the lawyers we've spoken to in France tell us Kim's case fits the bill for a judge to travel to the U.S. and have a chitchat with her.
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Those looking for all the same functionality as the aforementioned GoWISE design, but are willing to forgo an extra quart or so in size for some extra dollars off, the 8.5-quart version (which is currently on sale for $139.99) fits the bill.
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" While the term "influencer" is now a catch-all term for high-profile stars who staked their claim on social media (controversial YouTuber Logan Paul fits the bill, as, technically, does Kylie Jenner) Takal took aim at a particular subgenre for "New Year, New You.
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Holds everything and looks sharp: our pick for the workplaceIncase IconIf you work in an office with a business-casual dress code and need a bag that won't make you look like you just came from a college campus, the Incase Icon fits the bill.
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Being unable to remember entire months or even years of your life surrounding a traumatic experience fits the bill for depression or anxiety-induced memory loss in a way that a smaller lapse, like forgetting the number of your third grade locker, probably doesn't.
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If you're there — like currently on your way to your friend's friend's Christmas party there — you can run into CVS, grab a pre-packaged gift set that fits the bill, and not have to excuse yourself to the bathroom during the Secret Santa exchange.
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Mr. Kasich fits the bill for the sort of candidate who could do well with New Hampshire's moderate voters — recall that even Jon Huntsman won 17 percent of the vote in 2012, and that the "maverick" John McCain won in 2000 and 2008 against strong opposition.
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That could still come into play: While the JEDI contract only requires Microsoft to hold Impact Level 5 security clearance, which it does, if at any time it turns out that the higher Impact Level 6 is required, Amazon is the only one that fits the bill.
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To some degree, it makes sense: while it's rare that people get inked the fuck up with tattoos of their close pals, sometimes people do honor important figures in their lives, and as Drake's mentor, with whom he has worked countless times, Wayne fits the bill. But.
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"To be writing about food in the giant steakhouse that is America, with maybe the most narrow-minded readership..." He sympathizes that Wells might have been hard-pressed to find a target in the slow month of October but doesn't agree that our Thanksgiving fits the bill.
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Who fits the bill: Xavier Becerra, representative from CaliforniaJulian Castro, secretary of Housing and Urban DevelopmentTom Perez, secretary of Labor Geography: The same logic holds for Clinton: In a race for 270 electoral votes, the right running mate can help offset unfavorable numbers and deliver a key state.
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When you've opened the software, just head to the Play Store app in the Google folder and pick the apps you want to use: This time we could run pretty much everything we tried, including Instagram, so if you want a little floating Instagram window on the side of your desktop, NoxPlayer fits the bill.
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Who fits the bill: Susana Martinez, governor of New MexicoMarco Rubio, senator from Florida and former presidential candidate Geography: A traditional calculation in VP selection, if Trump picks the right running mate who is popular in a key swing state, it could help offset his unfavorable numbers in that state, if not the whole country.
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In a subtler fashion, this month's 10 Cloverfield Lane fits the bill too: Until the final act, it's more of a thriller than a straightforward action movie, but it's ultimately a story about female agency, about a woman who takes charge of herself and her life rather than submit to her male captor's idea of what she should be.
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SAS Survival Guide ($5.99) for Android and iOSFake CallImage: ScreenshotsWe're not saying that being stuck on a bad date is equivalent to having a heart attack or being stranded out in the wilderness, we're just trying to be thorough... and if you do need to make a quick getaway from somewhere then Fake Call fits the bill pretty well.
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Who fits the bill: Tom Perez, secretary of LaborElizabeth Warren, senator from MassachusettsBernie Sanders, senator from Vermont and Presidential CandidateSherrod Brown, senator from Ohio Diversity: While Trump's presence on the other side of the ballot will help, rallying key Democratic voting blocs -- Hispanics and African-Americans -- may help Clinton in the fall and bring down any unfavorable numbers in these key demographics.
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But whether or not we keep the old definition of starlet, which relies solely on an upward-bound trajectory in Hollywood; use a new definition that is all about social media influence; or take the position that the term is reductive because of who it has and continues to exclude, I think we can all agree that Shahidi fits the bill.
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Alonso may not be the most stellar of names for Koscheck's belated Bellator bow, but as he alluded to in a rare instance of Kos self-reflectance, Alonso is the kind of fighter which fits the bill for a 39-year-old man who hasn't competed for two years and has had a tough time in the cage of recent.
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But one film that also fits the bill yet tends to get pushed to the wayside is Can't Hardly Wait, a story about recent high-school graduate Preston Meyers (played by the never-not-likable Ethan Embry) who attends one last blowout bash with the class of 25 in the hopes of finally winning over the girl of his dreams: Jennifer Love Hewitt's homecoming/prom/everything queen, Amanda Beckett.
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