The fitting and the not fitting—that's the subject of my work.
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That is so fitting for the time but sad that it's fitting.
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Instead, why not change what's not fitting as opposed to what's not fitting into it?
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"We're not fitting into what their campaign is supposed to be but they're fitting a platform to us."
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But with its revolutionary half-cups and online fitting, Thirdlove promises a better-fitting bra, made by women for women.
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" "Judge Gorsuch has demonstrated he is a fitting replacement, a fitting successor of Justice Scalia -- a true lion of the law.
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I also prefer Swan's bayonet-fitting bulb connection to Edison's screw fitting, as it is much less likely to work loose.
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The Non-Scale Victories checklist also includes suggestive benefits: flatter stomach, leaner appearance, clothes fitting better, and wedding ring fitting better.
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And what we think is that technology right now is fitting society like a glove but it's fitting our reptilian brain like a glove. Absolutely.
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These days, shopping includes activities such as Kylie Jenner's Met Gala dress fitting or, more recently on Life of Kylie, Kylie Jenner's prom dress fitting.
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There have been times when I have seen something at a fitting and then gone online and bought it while I am still in that fitting.
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And startups like ThirdLove and True & Co offer easy online fitting quizzes that shoppers can take online rather than dealing with an awkward fitting from a store associate.
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In 2016, when then-treasurer Morrison called out Shorten's ill-fitting suit, Shorten told The Project: "I think the problem is that Australia's got an ill-fitting treasurer."
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One can resort to curve-fitting, in which a hypothesis is patched together from different independent pieces, each piece more or less fitting a different part of the data.
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They had spent the week (and some the week before that, in Milan, and before that, in London) hopping from casting audition to fitting, fitting to show, show to showroom.
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That perfect-fitting boyfriend jean that's both baggy and sexy, that one pair of stilettos that won't cause severe foot pain and a form-fitting white shirt that's not completely sheer.
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We found out Amber never went, and her people said the fitting had been cancelled because she had been so stressed out she lost 20 lbs ... so the fitting was scrapped.
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BTW ... the middle name of Harrison is quite fitting.
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It's fitting that Tess's final scene works the same way.
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It is funny, but not overly so, which seems fitting.
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It's fitting that he's an old jail turned Halloween attraction.
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A fitting choice for a Hollywood star turned British royal.
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It's all about fitting in some exercise wherever you are.
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Which is so fitting because Jackson is obsessed with bananas.
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Does fitting in with an adventurous culture come above all?
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But this change seems fitting, just in time for fall.
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How do you see this fitting into that bigger scope?
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It's a fitting callback to the very first X plane.
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It's kind of fitting that he got the big hit.
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Within a professional environment, an afro is rarely considered fitting.
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Grohl was Nirvana's drummer, so the cover is especially fitting.
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The most fitting anthem queen for the 2018 yr anniversary.
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The most fitting anthem queen for the 50 yr anniversary.
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News gives us a look at their final fitting together.
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So, it's only fitting that she changes her wig constantly.
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What is it like fitting so many musicians on stage?
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Since the Flying Solo fitting day ran from 10 a.m.
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They just post it with whatever fitting gif they decide.
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Hoekstra called Timmermans' departure a "fitting" response by the bank.
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Where do they see themselves fitting into the international order?
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No one is wearing tight fitting clothes to look good.
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My brother calls me while I'm in the fitting room.
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So it's fitting not all Christmas movies are Hallmark movies.
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We couldn't imagine a more fitting tribute to Fallon's mom.
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The world's biggest tech company finally has a fitting rival.
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The timing was fitting -- Sunday is Potter's birthday, and Rowling's.
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It's merchandise fitting of his personality, vibrant without being obtrusive.
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"He's fitting more into her glam world," says the source.
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"I was 100 percent committed to fitting in," she says.
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I have them all: black, blue, gray, whatever is fitting.
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"The most valuable thing is a bike fitting," Abunassar said.
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That's fitting for a movie about veterans themselves being sidelined.
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It's just really fitting in so they're comfortable around you.
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It's fitting for Bee's father to be there with him.
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And this shared idea of spirit as inspiration is fitting.
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Keister makes the sculptures by fitting distinct ceramic pieces together.
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It's fitting that the USA is a Cancer, isn't it?
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It's an ending that feels at once fitting and unsettling.
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"It's like fitting a bra times one hundred," she said.
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The wedding is a fitting personal milestone for Orlandi especially.
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But that's also hard to imagine fitting into the show.
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Miriam: A customer left a fitting room a complete mess.
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"Chases" might be a strong word — toddles is more fitting.
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LCD meanwhile were a fitting conclusion to Panorama's maiden voyage.
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We had one more fitting and that was about it.
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Kerr's wedding dress fitting was also detailed in a video.
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"I would have done one more fitting," Katy Perry said.
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It's a fitting summary of Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
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Looks like the new girl isn't fitting in just yet.
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Seems fitting as "adelanto" means "advancement" or "progress" in Spanish.
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A fitting introduction to the themes that fire up HERE.
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It's astrologically fitting that Ransom 2 dropped on Will's birthday.
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So it's fitting that Hungry Ghosts is full of questions.
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Where do you see yourself fitting into those YouTube categories?
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"The fitting process is the most interesting part," says Powell.
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Where did you see yourself fitting in in that landscape?
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I left my fitting extremely triggered after seeing this look.
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"I thought it was fitting at the time," she said.
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I can't see Dubin fitting in anywhere at Procter & Gamble.
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Orientale as fitting in with royal policy and supporting Louis's
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Amazon's tablets are fitting for almost anyone and any lifestyle.
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"Young Marx" is a fitting opener for the new theatre.
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The vibe is apocalyptic, which is fitting for this year.
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" One more wrote it's a "Fitting end for the #silverdome.
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That's fitting for a play where conflict is so central.
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The pain of not fitting into even your maternity jeans.
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And I had this bizarre feeling — something's not fitting well.
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It was fitting that the Ravens' opponent was the Panthers.
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That could include fitting smokestacks with equipment that captures emissions.
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At the final fitting, I was worried it wouldn't fit.
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Fortunately, a fitting nickname is already available: the Trump voter.
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He knew that fitting in was a kind of death.
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But still: Phil Kessel is fitting in with his teammates!
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Where do you see Color fitting in all of this?
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Fitting, because the ice cream he's scooping is pure gold.
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After fitting it back into place, I tried to relax.
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Nothing fitting the term appeared to lead from the place.
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It's a fitting location for Jones: He's a born entertainer.
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The clothing they do have is ill fitting and threadbare.
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Spencer wheeled into a fitting room and tried it on.
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N95 masks are tighter fitting and thicker than surgical masks.
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Doing so now, during this presidency, would be particularly fitting.
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It's a fitting place to examine Cuba's past and present.
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I'll often have to meet a designer for a fitting.
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Intrigued, I contacted the company and set up a fitting.
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I Was Misinformed Thank you for fitting me in, Doc.
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It's fitting, somehow, to find Roosevelt in this unusual position.
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It's fitting that "Murphy Brown" left the airwaves in 23.
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Mr. Rothman was a fitting leader for the Information Bank.
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It was an oddly fitting end to the Phillies' story.
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I figured it's fitting since I'm getting my MRI today.
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In its place, Drain's collection exists as a fitting monument.
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Enjoy on your own or share if it seems fitting.
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"She enjoys the uncomfortableness of not fitting in," she said.
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It remains a fitting tribute to his life's work there.
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It would be fitting if it was to do so.
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I agree — I thought it was just a fitting end.
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It's fitting that Putin's battlefield of choice is the Internet.
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How do you see Uncanny Valley fitting into that conversation?
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Even on Labor Day, a fitting stage for Rafael Nadal.
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Fleming calls this section "The Origin Story," and that's fitting.
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I think that very few people fitting those requirements exist.
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But I didn't perceive the bras as not fitting me.
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Were they noble predators, a fitting symbol of national pride?
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At the store, the fitting room doors were mock lockers.
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I didn't cry during that fitting, but I wanted to.
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It only seems fitting to revisit one of her classics.
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Shall I put it in the fitting room for you?
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The fitting rooms are empty: There aren't any other customers.
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It's fitting that the antidote is a brilliant blue, too.
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I don't think a parade was the most fitting thing.
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There could be no more fitting tribute to Jalal Talabani.
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It was a fitting moment for a surreal, discordant day.
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Pollock's great painting is a fitting punctuation to the show.
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That the dance began with a group formation was fitting.
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Sometimes, it was hard fitting in runs into her day.
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Conditions could not have been more fitting for pond hockey.
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You're feeling emotional about "fitting in" during this eclipse season.
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Seattle-based startup Hointer solves these problems by equipping the fitting rooms with tablets where the customer can pick different sizes and other products, which are then delivered into the fitting room through a chute.
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The music comes in – not the original, but a fitting cover – and the duo perform a modern/contemporary duet that brings new meaning to the chilling song and leads to a finale fitting of Thrones.
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And it confirmed that the tiny snail's name was entirely fitting.
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Life's too short to focus on fitting into one narrow size.
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Then, we had our first fitting, and it was really emotional.
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It's a fitting victory lap half a century in the making.
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A fitting name for a dog with such an important position.
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She wore a variety of loose-fitting outfits to the event.
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McAvoy's bookish charm and perfectly disheveled locks would definitely be fitting.
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And perhaps that's a fitting end for this season after all.
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"I would have done one more fitting," Perry told Entertainment Tonight.
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He's just fitting right into our family — like he's always belonged.
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He keeps talking about getting a fitting for something to wear.
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I'm like, 'You don't need a fitting, you need arctic boots.'
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It's a fitting transition for Harry to take over for Philip.
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"She doesn't care about fitting in," Kalfus says of the character.
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Or, perhaps the Museum of Modern Art would be more fitting.
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T on her ass woulda been fitting, but that's been covered.
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Fitting that a literal puppet would cop to loving the movie.
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It celebrated in fitting style—being lambasted by politicians in Washington.
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Putting coloured bunting up, or fitting spikes to buildings, deters them.
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Note to President Trump: More fitting rooms for Space Force, please.
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Besides fitting into both of those categories, vampires were ever present.
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An ill-fitting glove became a pivotal moment during his trial.
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Fitting the ideals of femininity makes you acceptable in Wind Gap.
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In order to participate it's about fitting in with everybody else.
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"Never say die" seems a fitting motto for Samsung's legal team.
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"His demeanor is perfectly fitting for an SEC chairman," he said.
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Her latest movie, The Wife, is a remarkably fitting 2019 story.
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It's fitting that the word paradise is in the color's name.
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It's a fitting partnership for Luyendyk because Bastian himself is adopted.
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The designer would be a fitting choice for the future royal.
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Biebs, meanwhile, opted for a matching pair of loose-fitting bottoms.
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And I have a work call today for a spring fitting.
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"I pride myself on making a great-fitting swimsuit," she explains.
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It's a fitting way to view the scope of the show.
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"Endgame" is a fitting title to an all-dominating film franchise.
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Then it became a pipe-fitting room for a plumbing company.
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When I had my fitting for it, it all came together.
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It was a constant state of creating and fitting and finishing.
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Which would have been a fitting spot for them to debut.
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Construction and home-fitting companies benefit from this speedy housing cycle.
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Lopez was spotted fitting in a beach workout during the trip.
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Or you're just tired of not fitting into your old jeans.
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"We're really proud of the show, and it's a fitting end."
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They're also durable and tight-fitting enough to wear during workouts.
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A more fitting name might be the Wolf of Wagyu Street.
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Not exactly the most thrilling last words, but they are fitting.
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"Kabuki is oddly fitting to Bowie," explained cultural critic Ian Buruma.
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And basically impossible to have while wearing an ill-fitting prophylactic.
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This might be fitting if economies were in a deflationary spiral.
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Seems fitting – here, have a little tool for setting things afire!
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It's not stretchy, and flops around like an ill-fitting sweater.
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Would you say you're good at fitting in, making yourself inconspicuous?
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Always changing, always himself: Prince was an ideal and fitting icon.
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Annoyed, I followed her all the way to the fitting rooms.
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The unintentionally fitting name was called out this week on Twitter.
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I think it's only fitting that his son's name is Billy.
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Her drive is what makes the title of the documentary fitting.
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In the original, the colors are muted, fitting the dustier setting.
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PEOPLE: What's the process like working with Mariah during a fitting?
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I use fitting rooms with impunity now, though it took years.
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Fitting in a workout at work is easier than you think.
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Is gentefication really just gentrification dressed up in culturally fitting conceit?
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Gayheart: Once we had the first fitting I was still confused.
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Apple The world's biggest tech company finally has a fitting rival.
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It was probably the most fitting end to the whole saga.
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Perhaps it's fitting that Hungry Ghosts reflects its author so well.
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Some would say she's Lana del Rey in ill-fitting jeans.
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Deep conversations about worth and "fitting in" will come up tonight.
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He wore jeans that looked like they were tight-fitting sweatpants.
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And it's only fitting we dedicate an event to the topic.
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Fitting, because Rochdale is the answer (as far as I know).
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But it's fitting that Beyoncé acknowledged them before doing anything else.
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Fitting, since Bass and Waddell met on those Mexican sands. E!
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RoboMasters, the employee said, was a fitting entrance exam for DJI.
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The entire incident is a fitting story for the Trump era.
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"It is fitting that today is National DNA Day," Schubert said.
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The space, opened up and chicly redone, was a fitting setting.
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The apocalyptic climate serves as a fitting backdrop to political upheaval.
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I met him at the fitting and he really liked me.
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However, they're highly versatile and fitting for more than one holiday.
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The pain of not fitting into any of your old clothes.
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The fitting room downstairs was closed, but it was similarly messy.
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It is a fitting venue for a superlatively perverse dining experience.
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"Don't let the Fake News convince you otherwise ..." A fitting coda.
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I'd like to see an airline try fitting that in now.
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Do you see yourself as fitting in any kind of scene?
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In some ways, the odd vibe around the match was fitting.
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But it feels fitting to do it in the meatpacking district.
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But metal bands and craft beer make for uniquely fitting bedfellows.
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He asked me to come in for some audition fitting bullshit.
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Because of that, it felt fitting to podcast about politics again.
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Not just nice, but at the end of the day, fitting.
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According to her social media feed, she's fitting in just fine.
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It is fitting that the trial ended with a hung jury.
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He is cleanshaven now and dressed in ill-fitting jailhouse blue.
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Dental work -- such as ill-fitting dentures -- can also be blamed.
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It is fitting that Trump has been absent from the ceremonies.
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The name change is fitting, as Priceline's 2005 acquisition of Booking.
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It was a fitting start to a day of mindfulness training.
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It's fitting that both come out of the modern dance world.
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The Advocate is a fitting institution to help break that trend.
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Bedrooms were so small that they worried about the furniture fitting.
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Where do you see affordable education fitting into all of that?
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The use of an obsolescent technique to memorialize "Vertigo" is fitting.
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Cycling on a rooftop may feel more fitting to the ethos.
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Typically, encapsulation bras offer more, better-fitting options than compression bras.
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Migration, which touched both of their lives, seemed a fitting topic.
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It's just like getting a fitting room delivered to your home.
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The Jonathan Adler toiletries smelled of grapefruit, a fitting Florida scent.
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I've always found it a fitting metaphor, now more than ever.
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It is fitting that CNN was blasted by President Donald Trump.
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It's fitting, I think that my model had 5G built-in.
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It is a fitting example of Norway's approach to climate change.
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And it is perhaps fitting that his 20th returns to it.
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He agreed, which seems fitting, since he's named after Raymond Carver.
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For some fans, Venmo seems the most fitting place to vent.
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Make the court process fair; make it fitting of our country.
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Today, it's the constitution, which feels really fitting at this moment.
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Think of the countless other black males fitting a similar description.
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It's a fitting choice for a humanist Hollywood reboot of paradise.
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Only fitting that he was able to make the last out.
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We're thirsty for loose-fitting fleece Chris Evans now and forevermore.
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He was famously frugal, favoring drugstore cigars and ill-fitting suits.
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For this group, the most fitting tribute is always the truth.
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In that sense, the Premier League's offering is the most fitting.
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Fitting in is everything, and her social worth depends on it.
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How big could one thing be while still fitting inside another?
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Also, she zipped right into it; the fitting took five minutes.
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But that has led to poor-fitting clothing in extended sizes.
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Yet it seems fitting that these two should be reunited there.
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In the middle of the protests, something unusual, but fitting, happened.
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It's a fitting tribute to both his work and his life.
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Bunk beds are a necessity for fitting in the whole family.
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Fitting then that he is being published by Anthony Bourdain Books.
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So the name, Wayan, meaning "first-born" in Bali, is fitting.
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It's only fitting that they're victims of the same logic. ♦
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It's a fitting tribute to a filmmaker gone far too soon.
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It is fitting that Van Eeckhoutte's homage is centered on comparison.
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She chooses tighter gestures, fitting for the camera placed on her.
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It was only fitting he was using the technique once again.
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The statue is a fitting testament to his life and legacy.
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Not since junior high school had I cared about popularity, fitting in.
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Those beautiful but often ill-fitting undergarments could use some major alterations.
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"She would really love that it's snowing—it's so fitting," Arons continued.
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I love to accessorize, even if I'm wearing comfortable, loose-fitting clothes.
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No seriously—some 80 percent of women are wearing ill-fitting bras.
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It's a fitting backdrop to the vibrant DIY energy of the performances.
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The Music RoomIts entrance, painted to look like a boombox, is fitting.
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He wants to have a tailored, form-fitting tux – and rock it.
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That color seems rather fitting for this holiday season, don't you think?
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There's the matter of fitting, configuration and the cost of the components.
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I've shared a few photos of my dress fitting in Highlights, above.
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Ultimately, the best headphones are designed to be light and tight-fitting.
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It's red, white, and blue, which seems pretty fitting for the occasion.
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True, fitting Trump into this picture takes some creative cutting and pasting.
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Doesn't get more fitting than a beverage called 'Merica for Independence Day.
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They're fitting, given the brevity with which we speak through technological platforms.
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It's only fitting for it to be remade as a mod again.
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It's fitting that Jaime and Cersei would die in each other's arms.
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It's fitting that Netflix pick up this particular series for more episodes.
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She occasionally contributed to Esquire, but had trouble fitting in there too.
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It felt easier this way, fitting in without having to offer explainers.
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ET: Lorde has unveiled a new website with the fitting url, imwaitingforit.
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Most plus-size stores have the ugliest clothes and wide-fitting shoes.
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That journey, and passing from one life to another — it seemed fitting.
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I came dressed to the fitting as L was in the anime.
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That's fitting, considering that's what Pacho has been doing this whole episode.
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Which feels fitting, since you wear them 24/7... or do you?
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If mom's around get her involved and bring her to one fitting.
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Emily Dickinson's "The Fascinating Chill That Music Leaves" was a fitting conclusion.
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Fitting, then, that it should share its 175th birthday with this newspaper.
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It sounds like she had a very fitting introduction to the city.
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Guyon during a fitting 22018 days ahead of the fall 221 show.
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"I haven't been able to do a fitting yet," she tells PeopleStyle.
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The title is fitting, given Cardi's outspoken distress at the media's prying.
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But his sign-off at that year's show proved a fitting farewell.
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An atelier worker tweaks the zipper of a dress during a fitting.
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We have to ask what strengthens, what are we fitting it to?
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I grab five dresses at Macy's and head to the fitting room.
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A day at Disneyland is only fitting for a Disney Channel alum!
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Or an ill-fitting belt that cinches the dress in unflattering folds?
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A throwback to her post-baby body at a photo shoot fitting.
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Khloé is busy with a fitting and lots of different bra inserts.
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It's fitting, then, that the second-gen Show bears Google's unmistakable influence.
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No doubt you know the power of a really well-fitting jumpsuit.
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The uplifting message of the name seemed fitting, and the judges agreed.
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It seems only fitting that the title of the album is Unapologetically.
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This is fitting because Adam basically dressed like this in his heyday.
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The special guest was fitting, as it was a special episode. Why?
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Apparently, he feels it fitting to exit the same way he came.
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So really, it's only fitting that Kodi should return to the roost.
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It is also because the Khalids have worked hard at fitting in.
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This edition will be limited to a symbolically fitting 50,000 units worldwide.
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But it's fitting that the show is entering its final season now.
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Don't freak out if it doesn't look fabulous at the first fitting.
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Uncharted 4: A Thief's End is a fitting send-off, at least.
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"People defecate in the fitting rooms all the time." via GIPHY 15.
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" Gabbard isn't the only woman in politics known for "fitting it in.
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They're singing about not fitting in and wanting to change the world.
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"Leftovers" has gained a fair amount of company in fitting that description.
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Where do you see yourself fitting within the Canadian electronic music scene?
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Do you imagine that mini fridge fitting on or under a counter?
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So this seems like a fitting thing to include after The Runner.
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Beyoncé's Dsquared2 leather jacket was a fitting tribute to the pop legend.
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This was, perhaps, the most fitting lesson Westworld had for its fans.
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But it was this backdrop that could not have been more fitting.
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Fitting, since water cooled any chance of him winning the day before.
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He was also pleased that Amanda seemed to be fitting in perfectly.
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McGregor ... and it's a roster fitting for the Fight of the Century.
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It's only fitting that the breakout Netflix actress has her own queue.
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It would certainly be fitting given the museum's recent change of address.
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This feels fitting as both are well acquainted with Manhattan and money.
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Cruz's generic "jobs" answer to a specific question about Detroit wasn't fitting.
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My work has a difficult time fitting into any pre-existing label.
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Were such oversight possible, it might be fitting as well as prudent.
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Formula One's European Grand Prix is a fitting vanity project for Azerbaijan.
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I put it on her for the fitting, but not the shoot.
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But not fitting in doesn't mean casting ourselves into the misfit role.
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We have nothing but the most positive visions of him fitting in.
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It's perfectly fitting for what Rockstar delivers in this Old West story.
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Three different actresses wore Jonathan Simkhai's flirty, form-fitting piece this week.
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In 2014, she donned this gorgeous, form-fitting gown by Michael Costello.
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Slice's final two MMA bouts offered a fitting capstone to his career.
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Yet Endgame is still a fitting, winsome celebration of all things Marvel.
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That would be fitting, because he lived to help others overcome obstacles.
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Fitting for the face of Adidas by Stella McCartney's fall 2016 campaign.
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The noise unnerves her, the music seems foreign, the clothes ill-fitting.
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A platter of roasted chicken and figs makes a fitting main course.
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Trump is not fitting into this conventional mold and doing extraordinarily well.
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Yet losing precious hours of your life idling in traffic became fitting.
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Fitting the Pattern The next morning, Dr. Neil Gupta saw the patient.
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Founded in 1981, Guess is still known for its form-fitting denim.
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"It seemed like a fitting thing to do tonight," Ms. Figg said.
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But their failure to bloom under Trump's sun is a fitting metaphor.
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The leather is still supple and form-fitting and the color intact.
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That's fitting: very interested in factual information, truth and reason and logic.
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Her last film, "Out to Sea" (1997), was a more fitting farewell.
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It's all too fitting that this happens in a high school bathroom.
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After all, what more fitting location for an owl than a tree?
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How fitting that the march occurred on Martin Luther King Jr. weekend.
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Monte Carlo was a fitting sailing point for the Seven Seas Explorer.
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But this book is a fitting tribute to his contradiction-riven life.
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It's only fitting that it should also have its own reality show.
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That Claremont Lincoln looks nothing like a traditional divinity school seems fitting.
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It's not really a fitting way for these songs to be remembered.
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Since we last spoke, Bunny has changed into form-fitting nun's robes.
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Where do you see yourselves fitting into the conversation on transgender issues?
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Fitting families into dense downtowns is challenging for all kinds of reasons.
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Obama ends up choosing one of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels — very fitting.
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It seemed exceptionally fitting, then, to invite Baxtrom to the MUNCHIES Garden.
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Those seeming isolated or alone might not feel like they're fitting in.
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But instead of candles, some went with a more fitting torch — lightsabers.
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A Game 7 is the only fitting way for it to end.
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The Equal Rights Amendment is long overdue and a fitting constitutional response.
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To combat heat exhaustion, sit in shade and remove tight-fitting clothing.
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The tip is fitting, considering the model's latest beauty partnership with Fresh.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — It's fitting that our merry pranksters get cute today.
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They also complained about ill-fitting cashmere sweaters and allegedly poor quality.
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But it would seem equally fitting for Oleg to be the fulcrum.
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Gronk even sounds whimsical or playful, which could not be more fitting.
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It is also an oddly fitting metaphor for your August astrological forecast.
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Or maybe "subtribal" is the more precise, fitting term to use here.
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In many ways, it's fitting that Berniepalooza was happening in Central Mass.
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It was fitting that Wenger would exit the stage here, of course.
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And it's fitting that Rhimes won an award that remembers his legacy.
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The comic resists fitting into tidy political boxes, even 10 years later.
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FOR RESEARCHERS devoted to the rule of law, the end was fitting.
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There is no more fitting backdrop for that effort than Windsor Castle.
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His first name is fitting: Scherzer defines strike throwing, to the max.
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One couple will have a one-on-one fitting with Ms. Wang.
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This casual yet neverending form of communication is particularly fitting for couples.
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She struggled with depression and fitting in at her Mexican high school.
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The dress is form fitting but doesn't show every lump and bump.
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She was coming from a four-hour fitting with a new stylist.
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That reticence was fitting for the gentler sort of evangelical he was.
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And those words seem fitting, given his thrill ride of a career.
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It's a fitting beginning to what may be a big year. (publictheater.org)
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It's fitting that Mr. Kristof compares an abused dog to farmed animals.
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" For Vegas, it's fitting that Aldean's newest single is called "We Back.
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It's fitting for the 100-year-old Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient.
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It seems fitting, for I came alone and will leave alone, too.
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Ill-fitting gear can leave skin exposed to nasty chemicals, Taylor says.
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And it's only fitting we have an event dedicated to the topic.
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Since perchance that is fitting of yeur mind to come here. Small.
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My 45-pound pack and ill-fitting boots hardly helped the situation.
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His son had a tough time fitting in at the public school.
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Like Tesla's cars, the Ford Focus Electric stands out by fitting in.
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That was fitting, in a way, because Haren dominated without much fanfare.
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And I'd like to think that we are fitting into that category.
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Fitting, I suppose, that I'll be sporting it next week at Disrupt.
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I throw on loose-fitting jeans, a mustard-colored sweater, and loafers.
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It's fitting considering the lonesome post-apocalyptic landscapes of the game's setting.
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It was a fitting end for a stellar night for Perron's line.
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After being hired as a fitting model, she took the name Emmanuelle.
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It seems entirely fitting, therefore, that desire should be expressed in mud.
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It's known as The Taylor Force Act, and its name is fitting.
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It's only fitting that Keanu Reeves found his way onto this list.
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It seems a fitting ethos for his long life as a whole.
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At times, the book's title — "A Thousand Sisters" — seems all too fitting.
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It's a very fitting place to be asking him these hard questions.
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They joined me in the fitting room and graded my prospective improvements.
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A win by "Roma" would be a fitting testament to Netflix's ambitions.
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How fitting but surprising to discover not one but six half-siblings.
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A hearing aid fitting is one-third product and two-thirds process.
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He finds it fitting that ballet is his vehicle to do so.
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He was wearing a loose-fitting police uniform — but no protective gear.
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Its neighborly crowd offers a fitting backdrop to swap show notes, though.
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Status update I guess it's fitting that this is a status update.
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These will be the lasting and fitting images of Monday night's game.
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The projects bearing his name are a fitting tribute to his sentiments.
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It seemed fitting that the video be funny as well as dark.
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Whack the meat (raw) in a nice big pot with a tight fitting lid, if you haven't got a tight fitting lid its not the end of the world, you can do a double layer of tin foil later.
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But if this is the end, it's a fitting way to go out.
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One dream-like fitting later, Kendall and Kourtney head off to Cannes, France.
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That's why she's not even happy about the performance gig dress fitting perfectly.
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Fitting, for the movie turned a sweet, classic candy into a murder weapon.
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It's fitting that the city and the Bohemian pilsner are simultaneously being resurrected.
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What's the most fitting punishment for damaging a Yayoi Kusama infinity room, Aries?
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It's almost fitting that Meghan's pregnancy will end with an Invictus Games event.
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The donation seems a fitting tribute to the partnership between the two women.
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This expertly crafted, thoroughly entertaining documentary serves as a fitting tribute to both.
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Winfrey wore a form-fitting red dress that flaunted her nearly 30 lb.
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Either explanation is fitting, because the movie also doesn't really give a fuck.
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"Have a well-fitting and supportive bra and take painkillers," Dr. Jayasena advises.
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Go to a big and tall maybe and ask for help in fitting.
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Standing out is a million times more fun (and memorable) than fitting in.
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It's fitting, in a way, that Google's new Pixel phone resembles the iPhone.
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They serve as a fitting symbol that we're ready to discover something incredible.
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Saturday finds me en route to Paris (how fitting) for another celebrity interview.
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I could only meet for one fitting, but it fit like a glove.
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Good-fitting lenses should and do stay in place most of the time.
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Fitting, considering the Islanders are one of the least penalized teams these playoffs.
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It's all a bit fitting, given Zuckerberg's own troubled past with The Crimson.
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I ran out of the fitting room, worried I was doing it wrong.
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I was apprehensive — then again, I had never gone for proper fitting before.
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Each is designed with a personality and flair fitting for an Overwatch hero.
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It's a phone case that plays games while fitting comfortably on your phone.
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But at the time I thought it was unusual and it seemed fitting.
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But despite its intended audience fitting into that category, Family Circle is closing.
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Resistance that you get from people, not fitting in, that builds your character.
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Looking back, it feels like a fitting moniker for an exercise in futility.
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When he was finally captured by Ramsay Bolton, his misfortune felt karmically fitting.
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And the sweet story behind the brand is fitting for the royal newlyweds.
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And one Portland tattoo artist is now fitting three dimensions into his tattoos.
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My coping strategy was to focus on fitting in to this new culture.
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Damsel is also a fitting place for chatter about Grande and Davidson's wedding.
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And I thought, that's kind of a neat, beautiful, fitting way to end.
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It promises to be a fitting reminder of Brown's groundbreaking originality and style.
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And, of course, she can't imagine anything more fitting than a traditional embalming.
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When folded, it looks like a phone, fitting in your pocket or purse.
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Podos called it a "very theatrical" ritual -- fitting for a spotlight-hogging bird.
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So it's only fitting that someone transplanted the titular character from Warner Bros.
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It was a fitting farewell for a man of such integrity and achievement.
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Come for the fitting sendoff, and stay for his beautiful singing voice (really).
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The duo was most likely at a fitting together for an upcoming show.
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While in Wamego, Kansas, the Oz Museum is a fitting place to visit.
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It's almost kind of fitting when you're trying to do something really hard.
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It goes without saying, but tablets are also terrible at fitting in pockets.
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Fitting, then, that very few of the rules of the internet make sense.
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The lavish resort boasts sustainability practices, perfectly fitting DiCaprio's passion for environmental activism.
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Métis women used local beadwork to decorate tight-fitting European clothing, for example.
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"Having too much fun at my #metgala dress fitting," she captioned the video.
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So it's only fitting that "Daddy Issues" be crowned an anthem of 2018.
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We've all been there — the search for the perfect-fitting pair of jeans.
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"I had a fitting and tried on a few different things," she shared.
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Central Park, perhaps by the Trump Carousel, may also be a fitting spot.
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The 360 Eye didn't even come close to fitting under my Ikea sofa.
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All the more fitting, being that "Single Ladies" was playing in the background.
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She favors form-fitting, fashionable attire, often stalking the stage in stiletto heels.
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"We're not talking about losing weight or fitting into a dress," says Lewis.
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That an issue so important could be determined so arbitrarily seems grimly fitting.
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"Because a badly fitting garment is a waste of your money," she sayss.
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This seems like a fitting cap to the avalanche of recent S9 leaks.
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The visuals are sharp and striking, fitting for a real-world fairy tale.
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A fitting homage to a series that dates back to the late 1980s.
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Perhaps Beckham's form-fitting silhouettes' are a better fit for her growing torso.
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Facebook ads will start feeling a little more like a virtual fitting room.
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I wear close-fitting clothes, I show my legs, I show my arms.
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From this fitting equation, I get a vertical acceleration of -5.69 m/s2.
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It's a song lyric from the musical "The Pajama Game," but fitting here.
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In a fitting followup to the weather vagina, a weather dick also appeared.
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Abrams, Glover, Musk, and Grande are certainly a fitting time capsule for 2019.
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Trump holds the bottle with two hands like it's a baby bottle. Fitting.
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But you're definitely not fitting a spare set of clothes or some groceries.
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They will increase their value by being unique, not by fitting the slot.
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It's a fitting reminder that autocracy and propaganda are not a modern phenomenon.
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And then do another fitting to make sure that it's all put together.
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The duo is most likely at a fitting together for an upcoming show.
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Don't you see that that's what's magical — fitting more into the same dimensions?
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And every time I go into fitting I'm like, I need this jacket!
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It is about making the punishment more fitting and not ruining more lives.
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The sources say no one ever mentioned the fitting until Friday's court hearing.
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IA: These struggles are commodified and fetishized, fitting seamlessly into Western orientalist narratives.
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" He added, "How fitting that her final performance was in that beautiful church.
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If you live in Taipei, fitting in is kind of important—paramount, even.
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It's a fitting––and literally limitless––resource for Lustmord's brand of fuzzy bleakness.
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Also Celeste has psychic abilities—we bond on this—so it's very fitting.
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Where do you see Affinity fitting in with the realm of teen magazines?
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I greeted them cheerfully, as we're supposed to, and opened a fitting room.
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It's what makes the City Girls anthem "Act Up" such a fitting selection.
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The incredible celebration is fitting, since the duo's whole relationship is pretty unbelievable.
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And fitting it into a bigger picture around where the country is headed.
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Meanwhile, customers are opting for smaller boats or re-fitting their existing ones.
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A fitting final battle for an everyman and a hero of Nordic Noir.
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The week kicks off with a leap day — and how fitting that is!
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I'd recommend it – if only because it seems more fitting for modern Twitter.
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He believes it's still a perfectly fitting conclusion to the Mexican kingpin's case.
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Ping has a fair haul, and Anna hooks two, a fitting birthday accomplishment.
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They demanded fitting levels of pay and status and insisted on professional autonomy.
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The result provided a fitting send-off for retiring U.S. captain Todd Clever.
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You were a doula and a lactation consultant, so it almost seems fitting.
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"Allowing the scale of the atrocity to sink in with terrible, fitting gravity."
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Wright's first-inning solo shot was not improbable, but his reaction was fitting.
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Ill-fitting clothes make you look sad, or too petite, or too big.
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Somehow, having the nightmare come to a head — again — on Halloween seems fitting.
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But there has never been a more fitting time for its successful end.
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It was fitting that the moment of clarity came at a border crossing.
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But that they came on the same day is, in a way, fitting.
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Those who know Salesforce's founder, Marc Benioff, find his firm's new digs fitting.
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It's fitting that all the stops would be pulled out for this moment.
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The world's biggest mobile technology show bears a fitting title: Mobile World Congress.
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The garment is a form-fitting dress typically worn with loose pants underneath.
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But, the fast-food shout-out seems fitting for the gospel-influenced album.
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Twenty-eight percent said he has acted in a "fitting and proper" way.
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Remarkably, Castano was wearing what looked like tight-fitting jeans the whole time.
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I can't think of a more fitting person to receive this distinguished award.
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Usually, these kinds of form-fitting stretchy work slacks don't feel this solid.
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Those form-fitting Goldrake seats are manually adjusted (a plus for me, actually).
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It was out of the way, far from everything, but that seemed fitting.
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Women aren't the only ones having fitting parties to celebrate their special day.
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Preliminary fitting for Coming to America 2 with Prince Akeem, Semmi and Oscar.
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She feels like all of her life's puzzle pieces are finally fitting together.
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It's fitting that Beyoncé is the first celeb to break Twitter in 2017.
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How fitting , for already he seems to run to the sound of guns.
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Damien Maloney And while their form-fitting onesies look simple, they're anything but.
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In many ways, it's a fitting question that sums up the book entirely.
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So, we assume Beck is a sugar baby… and honestly, it's totally fitting.
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He might as well be OJ Simpson tugging at an ill-fitting glove.
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The simulated thunderstorm of "Shattered," though, would have made a more fitting finale.
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I might have caved under the pressure of fitting in that Maxwell overcame.
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Suddenly, it felt like the tight-fitting garment was seen less and less.
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My coworkers, however, are anything but retro — save their perfectly fitting vintage 501s.
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A piece of wood is preventing the heavy, 440-pound piece from fitting.
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But I felt like this was a fitting conclusion, even a beautiful one.
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But there is also a gothic undercurrent to the princesses, fitting to Tumblr.
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It's fitting that the track is one of the shorter entries on Discovery.
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I can see this kind of hardware fitting in to that possible future.
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My son and daughter, I worry about them fitting in to the school.
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It's fitting, therefore, that Allbirds' first non-shoe product would be the sock.
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Why did a media titan seem like a fitting parallel for a monarch?
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We have no fitting rituals for the idiotic loss of life to overdose.
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She is the most decent, thoughtful and fitting person to lead the country.
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It's fitting that we had a government shutdown over the issue of immigration.
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How fitting would it be if my mother had a full Japanese grandparent?
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But it is fitting, given how the rest of the draw panned out.
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News Analysis ALEXANDRIA, Va. — For Ed Gillespie, Trumpism was an ill-fitting suit.
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The first disappointment came during the fitting session, when my boots were discarded.
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Being sick and fitting an appointment into an overcrowded schedule can be stressful.
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I can still remember the first time I went there for a fitting.
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When Haricot looks over, ask her to start a fitting room for you.
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Its relaxed, loose-fitting silhouette is one of Draper James' best-selling styles.
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Fitting in, in a neoliberal world, is to be well adjusted to injustice.
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So it is fitting that it's Say's art that truly tells Castle's story.
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Disguised as marginalia, these stories are hard to imagine fitting into any novel.
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"I initially found out at a costume fitting in Belfast," Ms. Free said.
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What, however, explains the urgency in fitting Gatlin for the crown of thorns?
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You meet a lot of people tending bar, so today's theme is fitting.
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That is what made this the most fitting conclusion Chelsea could have imagined.
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Surgical masks are looser-fitting than N95 respirators because of this distinct purpose.
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Nothing can ruin a good workout quite like an ill-fitting sports bra.
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It was a fitting location, considering that maple is a staple in Riverdale.
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The closing basket was fitting, as Kentucky got a huge life from Willis.
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Plus, fitting the phone in my pocket or purse has been mostly fine.
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Which is why the decision to scrap Jackson-Lee Day is so fitting.
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Five men squeezed around a table, barely fitting, their knees practically rubbing together.
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It's a fitting location for Gandhi's most dynamic house to date: Sluice Point.
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He wore an ill-fitting camouflage jacket with a bright-red M.N.L.F. patch.
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It is hard to imagine a more fitting place than Wellesley for Mrs.
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Maybe it's fitting that a show about a secret society remains a secret.
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It&aposs fitting then that the show itself is heading into new territory.
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Try fitting everything a Charlie's Angel can do on a one-page resume.
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The subject she chose was strangely fitting for this child marriage survivor: romance.
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The clothes are loose fitting so they work for a range of sizes.
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There's something fitting about interviewing the painter and sculptor Vija Celmins after sundown.
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"It would only be fitting if he could get it done at home."
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Ariel Beverly, Miss Illinois, looks ready to shine in this form-fitting gown.
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A stealthy but stylish briefcase, to carry his many, many papers feels fitting.
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I hope solvers enjoy the theme and find it fitting for the day.
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Prosecutors said that would be a fitting punishment for the 67-year-old.
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There was pressure to replace people, and the replacements weren't fitting in well.
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I suppose that's fitting, because he's more than great in his current gig.
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It's a fitting but unfortunate parable in an era of rampant economic inequality.
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Before the apocalypse, however, he's fitting in a trip to Mar-a-Lago.
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For both acts, this Lutheran church in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, is a fitting setting.adhoc.
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It's fitting that Apple would move to this kind of IRL penning-in.
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Her clothes are ill-fitting, and her bra strap is always hanging out.
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And that's fitting because it's also one of my favorite Lil Wayne verses.
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Bradley West had two stunt rehearsals with Kit Harington and a costume fitting.
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I hope I'm not being presumptuous by fitting Raghubir Singh into this idiom.
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The former is rumored to be going back to his Italian roots at Versace, a fitting place for his penchant for sensual, form-fitting silhouettes, while the latter's ready-to-wear has been most frequently characterized by its ease and wearability.
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It happens in the fitting room trying things on, making changes, accessorizing, or when you find a key piece and you have that moment in a fitting when you've found the right combination of things, the, 'Oh, there she is' [moment].
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In a conservative Muslim country, however, where Emirati women are expected to wear abayas -- wide fitting robes -- and headscarves in public, Lari performing routines in a tight-fitting figure skating outfit in front of men was not an easy task.
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They both wore white T-shirts with loose-fitting, baggy jeans and white sneakers.
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"It was traumatic and horrible," she said of her fitting for a new bra.
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"We all wear men's jeans and these terribly fitting blue T-shirts," Altman says.
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She likes it now, though — it's a fitting match for her low-fi tone.
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Depending on your perspective, this choice is deeply cynical, dangerously encouraging, or perfectly fitting.
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"I'm having trouble fitting this neatly into a sex crime framework," Baker told Gizmodo.
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And then they were fitting together, locking into place, slick and needy and wild.
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It feels fitting because there is something both sublime and miraculous about the man.
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Smith, 54, was all smiles by his side wearing a fitting little black dress.
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A new fitting or light display can completely change the look of a room.
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We love the earlier, more raw companies… it's where we naturally find ourselves fitting.
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If you look at it that way, maybe it's actually really beautiful and fitting.
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Fitting, but also a safe bet: "Blues are the least objectionable color," Lieberman said.
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Pushing the limits and not fitting in, I always thought, was a good thing.
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It was only fitting, then, that Peterson brought an animal along to bite Colbert.
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Researchers are fitting people's heads with ultrasound-emitting helmets to treat tremors and Alzheimer's.
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Perhaps that is what made my encounter in CNN's greenroom Thursday night so fitting.
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I wonder if Molly Soda will see this as a fitting tribute or not.
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Hillary Clinton, fitting her more moderate persona, declined to endorse either of those proposals.
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So it's fitting that the score, provided by Bromley Davenport himself, operates in kind.
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For Schachler, one business he does not see fitting with those activities is mining.
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She wears loose-fitting clothes because fabric feels like a blowtorch against her skin.
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Lockheed and NASA spent 2016 fitting avionics and propulsion tubing to their Orion spacecraft.
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But the dark brunette color she's sporting for spring may be the most fitting.
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We catch up while we eat, and she asks me how I'm fitting in.
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The protest was a fitting move for the matriarch of the French New Wave.
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"Hello," she captioned the mirror-pic of herself in a form-fitting black dress.
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Europe's biggest football stadium is a fitting home for the continent's most successful team.
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The mom of two wore a a shining gold, form-fitting, cleavage-baring dress.
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While Red is the smallest among the her new herd, she's already fitting in.
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It looks like a weird mix of salacious and corny, but maybe that's fitting.
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The DNA of my brand has never been about tailoring or form fitting cuts.
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Their work created tight-fitting windows into reality rather than creating extended pictorial inventions.
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Fitting really, since summer is the time to go for a bolder, blonder look.
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The superposition of celebration and sobriety on display at Google's quantum HQ was fitting.
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He noted that the Hulu series ending this year was quite fitting for Kaling.
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The lighting was terrible for photography, but fitting for a late-night car party.
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Margaux promises a perfect-fitting ballerina flat — and goes to unusual lengths to deliver.
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Half a century on, however, Mr McCartney's next line makes for a fitting epitaph.
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But it was fitting: Speaking well of the deceased is what decent people do.
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It looks like Hilton found a fitting emoji combination to represent Hefner's legacy, too.
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"I purchased my dress online without a formal fitting, given my schedule," she said.
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For a modern, sassy truant like Ferris Bueller, what could possibly be more fitting?
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However, Pam Shriver, an ESPN analyst, said the indoor showdown made a fitting finale.
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Fitting then, that the company is first to market with the Galaxy S10 5G.
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Fitting in a costly new military branch into this scenario probably wouldn't have flown.
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Fitting bombs and missiles with vision in this way thus looks like the future.
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Where do you see yourself fitting into this long history of crypto anarchist capitalists?
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It's fitting, given that, in many ways, this is the place it all started.
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Their dress — fitting in with expectations of the status quo — belied any radical leanings.
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It might also turn out to be a fitting symbol of post-Brexit Britain.
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"What the Chinese government is doing is fitting in the trend," Lavin told CNBC.
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She described the conditions on the island as more fitting to animals than humans.
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He's short, the jersey is ill-fitting and causing the nameplate to be obscured.
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Everyone was pleased to see him get the reward and in a fitting way.
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Get a bra fitting every six months to ensure you're wearing your best fit.
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In many ways, the bike was a fitting way to mark his new role.
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That's a little bird that fights bigger birds — a label that now seems fitting.
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But in my fitting, Olivier wanted to make sure I was able to move.
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Perhaps it's because he, too, is a predator in an expensive, ill-fitting suit.
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But I think I just want to do something more form-fitting this time.
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Being the fourth remake of a classic movie about show business, it's only fitting.
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The Black Mirror episode is a fitting ode to the game that never was.
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The West needs Muslim heroes, but Saladin may not be the most fitting choice.
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As is fitting for the subject matter, the podcast was a labour of love.
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The closing ceremony, in part, is a fitting goodbye to an exciting two weeks.
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Women wear tight-fitting or skimpy clothes at outdoor music festivals and in clubs.
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So it was fitting that he gave Chelsea a special Game of Thrones induction.
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Carefully lay the disc of dough inside the pan and press down, fitting evenly.
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The key is going for something simple and form fitting in a versatile shade.
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Gotta say ... it would be fitting to leave it as is, but we'll see.
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F Anderson Varejao is fitting in with the Warriors after signing earlier this week.
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But seeing the images on album covers, with textual overlay and creasing, seems fitting.
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If these lines sum up Wayne's music—hell, street rap at large—it's fitting.
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With Lagerbäck leaving, it's fitting that Heimir, an Icelander, will take the team forward.
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However, it's only fitting -- especially if it's the last time -- to see Brady vs.
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Israel's political and military strategists should therefore consider fitting Russia into its gas puzzle.
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It's only fitting that for Khaled's biggest star turn yet Wayne would be involved.
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LG's Watch Sport was comically ill-fitting on my wrist when I tried it.
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And, fitting for the star of Netflix's Stranger Things, they are not all normal.
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Our unique composite and flexible helmet is form fitting and fits snugly and securely.
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The Gandria is an LNG tanker which Golar is fitting out with liquefaction technology.
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Braxton says fitting donations into a budget means deciding what we can do without.
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It is only fitting, one might say, for Congress's deliberative chamber to deliberate carefully.
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It's also fitting that they plan to conduct what Chief of Naval Operations Adm.
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China says the laws are fitting, given the reality of its national security concerns.
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A fitting location for the millionaire footballing playboy estimated to be worth $230 million.
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Superman's a fitting icon to consider as a way to understand Bird's ultimate philosophies.
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If I'm not in planning meetings, I'm in a fitting room with an actor.
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But what if you just don't have the time for a proper bra fitting?
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We'd say pairing it with a ball gown jumpsuit is quite the fitting moment.
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"We typically have our first fitting about a month before the show," Toybina shares.
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A speech here sucks oxygen from Brussels' inflated vision of one Europe fitting all.
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Most have day jobs and are fitting this work into their nights and weekends.
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I can't think of a more beautiful and fitting design and tribute to him.
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It's better to know that than to labor away in an ill-fitting role.
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That's a fitting match given the investors' expertise in open source and enterprise software.
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Here's the best way to put on a bra, according to bra-fitting experts.
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It's a tragic turn of events, backed by a surprising, yet fitting, musical number.
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He quoted fitting lyrics from Chance the Rapper's "Finish Line / Drown" in his tribute.
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Sasnovich completed victory with two aces in a fitting end to a fine performance.
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"It feels fitting to say, 'With great power, comes great responsibility,' " Maines told Variety.
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The book reaches an ending that seems fitting, given these quirky and damaged people.
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It drags on as a forever war to this day, fitting Mearsheimer's description precisely.
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This is our slim-fitting jean that you can wear with a dress shoe.
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It's fitting: New York, after all, was the birthplace of our nation's film industry.
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Both Gomez and Bieber like fitting in one more selfie before going to bed.
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Getting Gucci Mane, King of the South, on there was fitting, how'd that happen?
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As Mr. Bale's own talent and skill won him the award, this is fitting.
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The game sometimes seems like it was taped together from different ill-fitting pieces.
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It's fitting, then, that Bey saw fit to pay tribute to the late star.
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It was a difficult but fitting end to this latest stage of his evolution.
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It was a fitting performance in an event named the "Brave like Gabe" Mile.
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Instead of wearing a flowing cape, Lima wore form-fitting jewel-encrusted suit tails.
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Most of us have a hard-enough time fitting in one workout per day.
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Yes, that's a lot of food, which is right and fitting for these times.
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So it was only fitting that Camp John Waters had an upside-down spirit.
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It could yet turn into a fitting final for the season that it concludes.
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Shtini makes redolent forms by fitting together precisely delineated areas of imaginatively veneered paint.
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It was "a fitting tribute," said Matías Tarnopolsky, the executive director of Cal Performances.
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The space is fitting because Wilde was deeply inspired by Catholicism throughout his life.
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Alone in the fitting room, I stripped down to nothing and caught my reflection.
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Karen Bjornson Jackie Onassis came in one day with her husband for a fitting.
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Mr. Musk's submarine would likely have trouble fitting through the narrowest passageways, he said.
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Surgical masks are looser-fitting and don't protect healthy people from contracting the illness.
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" This user-generated strategy seems fitting given the D.I.Y. origins of "The Kissing Booth.
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If anxiety is the melody of the moment, President Trump is a fitting maestro.
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It would be fitting if their rivalry plays out on Wall Street as well.
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But it was fitting that Rendon and Soto helped set up Wednesday's big blast.
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It's a fitting backdrop: In Paris, after all, the light is sometimes gray too.
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It's opulent, too — a fitting way to bring the curtain down on Balanchine's birthday.
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Some families who went to see "Frozen 2" may find this a fitting digestif.
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It seemed hardly fitting, but then neither life nor track meets follow a script.
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It's the Nashville mosque partially funded by Cat Stevens, so fitting in Music City.
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It is a fitting coda to Mr. Castorf's furious and challenging quarter-century reign.
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There is a fitting where a bolt of fabric is thrown over a model.
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The employee reported finding bugs crawling around the men's fitting room, the police said.
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A slight one, that is: My pants are only one button closer to fitting.
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It's all extremely fitting as the engine that powers Mike Bloomberg's fortune and campaign.
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With a nearby marina and views of sailboats in the distance, it's certainly fitting.
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Anyone else fitting Simpson's inmate profile would be virtually assured of parole, she said.
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They weren't trying to be disempowering, but 'fitting in' was the way they knew.
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One could say that the earlier "damsel in distress" might be a fitting forerunner.
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Indian Railways has been fitting solar panels onto the roofs of some train carriages.
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Today's Oval Office meeting seems a fitting way to end this extraordinary election season.
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"I love form-fitting tights, they always help me move better," she tells Refinery29.
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That's fitting for the Nationals, who haven't stopped running past the competition all season.
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"It would be a fitting tribute to John McCain," Flake wrote in his retweet.
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I keep an inhaler handy, and a well-fitting N95 mask in my car.
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SmileDirectClub started five years ago, selling "tight-fitting clear aligners" that act as braces.
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Organizers managed to pull it off in time, but the mishap somehow seemed fitting.
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The judge ultimately determined, however, that the maximum penalty was fitting as a deterrent.
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You can't worry about fitting into whatever boxes people want to put you in.
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A series of raincoats, photographed at the final fitting, the night before the show.
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A congressional hearing, preferably televised, seems like a fitting venue for such a discussion.
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My friends refer to the men I date as fitting the "Hollister model" type.
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A Washington press dinner usually means ill-fitting tuxes, celebrity sightings, and bad jokes.
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Days, weeks, generations fitting inside of the silence between my question and his answer.
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Similarly, Solitude's blurry cover is a fitting representation of the album's deliberate sonic imperfections.
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I remember having my first fitting a few years ago and it was life changing.
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During an early fitting in Paris, she recalls meeting Coco Chanel herself — ever so briefly.
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Perhaps a more fitting, if more prosaic, description would be "a research and standards body".
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"It will never be mainstream, because it is completely opposed to fitting in," he said.
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It's a fitting metaphor for climate change, say scientists: We're in deep, and getting deeper.
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" But all of that changed after their first fitting, Schumer says, "it was really emotional.
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But the Hawleys have more to worry about than just fitting in their new town.
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His gift was fitting for the son of the big-screen's Batman: a bat cave.
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But note that brining inhibits browning, and it requires fitting a brining container in fridge.
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It's kinda fitting ... Kurt stopped by Magee's House of Nuts while proudly displaying the jacket.
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Fitting, since in the book, Moira is referred to in flashbacks by the protagonist, Offred.
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Most startling are thumps that sound like muffled clarions, which are simply unnerving, but fitting.
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The unusual route to going public is fitting for a company with an unusual backstory.
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"We didn't see ourselves fitting anymore (in OPEC)," he told CNBC's Hadley Gamble in Vienna.
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Fitting in isn't important, of course, but we don't really learn that till we're older.
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Like Kourtney, Khloé, 34, turned heads in a form-fitting, strapless catsuit by Vex Latex.
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I would add to that really big public art as fitting that description as well.
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But it's a fitting city for the company to be based in, given that will.i.
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Her caption, "Eyes glittered shut...." felt most fitting, given Collins' seeming bolder-than-ever aesthetic.
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Rob Kardashian's fiancée showed off her growing baby bump in a form-fitting tan dress.
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It's fitting she majored in art history because each durag feels like a wearable masterpiece.
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LONDON — A small community of commuters gave a fitting tribute to a lost little pal.
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There's a fitting symmetry here — the Jennings marriage is saved, and so is the world.
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So it's fitting that photography also took us to some pretty weird places this year.
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But Spicer is still out there, still wearing a series of ill-fitting sport coats.
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Ser Duncan's status as Brienne's forefather is a fitting heritage for the knight of Tarth.
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He was, it turns out, a fitting choice as the poster boy for the season.
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It only seemed fitting that a decade later, I give the new one a try.
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It was a fitting symbol as expressions of grief and tributes reverberated through the Twitterverse.
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The near miss is a fitting coda to the latest round of results in techland.
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How are e-bikes and electric scooters and electric mopeds fitting into Dutch bike culture?
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"What could be more fitting than this work helping a generation of kids?" he said.
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On day two of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, it was fitting that Sen.
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Dover, with its unmovable cliffs, might seem a fitting symbol for the wish to remain.
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That kind of dual nature is especially fitting for a movie that's a hybrid production.
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I saw a few designers sitting on the floor making alterations after fitting their models.
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It's fitting for Nielsen to appear in movies about fighters, because she's a fighter herself.
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As seems fitting for anything concerning Pinter, the precise meaning of the dispute is unclear.
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It thus seems only fitting that their living mourners put themselves through similarly rigorous exercises.
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A really well-fitting pair of jeans and classic black boots should never be overlooked.
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But for Youssif today, fitting in is not has hard as it used to be.
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It's so tall and so thick that fitting it into a pants pocket is awkward.
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Then, as is now, it was fitting: "Swan Lake" requires a ballerina to be vulnerable.
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Taken in the light of the film's cartoony aesthetic, Dom's faux-betrayal seems pretty fitting.
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It's a fitting way to bid farewell to two bright lights that blinked out, together.
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Now, fitting thousands of cores into a chip for your phone isn't going to happen.
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Fitting then, that the 50th Super Bowl took place in the heart of Silicon Valley.
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VanderMeer's ending is far more subtle, which is fitting – the book is more subtle, too.
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It's fitting then, that the final installment of both blockbuster franchises opens with a wedding.
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Indian Americans tend to lean left, fitting the larger trend among Americans of Asian descent.
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A pair costs $999, which includes lenses, the prescription, anti-glare coatings, and the fitting.
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Ideally, this means users can make tight-fitting machine parts without worrying about size variation.
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He has blond spiky hair and looks most comfortable in loose-fitting suits, collar open.
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Thankfully my insurance covered the fitting fee and replacement contact lenses I had to order.
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Little Stormi was decked out as Thor, played by Chris Hemsworth — fitting, given her name!
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It's a fitting legacy for a guy who died in Monte Carlo on Valentine's Day.
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At the same time, it seemed very fitting for where the nation is right now.
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It was a fitting final move for a monarch who had often broken with tradition.
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Their rifles are wooden replicas, capped with rubber for safety; their uniforms are ill-fitting.
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Although, "the flower palace" may be a more fitting description for the luxurious family business.
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Scott-Gilbert's broken, almost possessed movements provide a fitting visual for Jlin's dark, percussive rhythms.
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It's only fitting that Pop Century Resort themes everything from the decor to the desserts.
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Well, that's how we feel about MAC's latest collaboration — and the sentiment feels particularly fitting.
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Given Kelly's major indebtedness to 19493th-century French art, the award ceremony's location was fitting.
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Unsurprisingly, their instruments of choice were heavy-duty pliers, more fitting for metalwork than molars.
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Katy Perry "left" said Meghan Markle's royal wedding dress could have used "one more fitting."
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He said the starlet is fitting into her role as a full-time royal already.
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It's a fitting tribute to regular folks whose lives would have otherwise been completely forgotten.
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The photo booth also had very fitting props, which included oxygen masks and business seats.
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Baldwin, on the other hand, opted for a form-fitting white dress and white sneakers.
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"It's the fitting and the patient's adaption that take up to ten days," said Lobari.
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It's only fitting that, for season 3, another Pearson's fate would be a question mark.
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Her opening bit was a hilarious and fitting overture for an evening of Black excellence.
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It's fitting, then, that season 5 of Younger would also feature a major #MeToo storyline.
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Fitting he did this in the Bay too -- a place he's all too familiar with.
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It's a fitting subject for Tucci the auteur, perhaps the only one he's ever had.
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So it seemed fitting to have a conversation about Japan's future in its ancient capital.
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That's especially fitting, given that the CEO credits his children with introducing him to Evernote.
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"Excessively tight fitting pants" would be banned unless they're covered by a top or dress.
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Barlow, 20093, wore a gown with a form-fitting sparkly bodice and a tulle skirt.
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I didn't find a more fitting one until four years later, when I was 21.
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"I figured it was fitting to pay homage to my favorite lady boss!" she says.
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Fitting, as Young's persona relies on equal parts self-promotion, utopianism, free love, and naïveté.
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Justin Timberlake always delivers on two things: perfectly-fitting tuxedos and perfectly-groomed facial hair.
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This is fitting, perhaps, but not inevitable; sexism and sexual harassment aren't the same thing.
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These earbuds feature a secure-fitting design that enhances in-ear stability when you're active.
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I found myself imagining the Fold fitting into my life seamlessly with almost zero adjustment.
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"It is probably fitting that Tucker got that hit in the 10th inning," Smith said.
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But after much deliberation he ultimately settled on involuntary manslaughter as the most fitting charge.
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A shiny new sign for a 96-year-old restaurant might not be fitting, anyway.
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But for years now it's been a much more fitting adjective for Speaker Paul Ryan.
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"We have to be 'Fake Latinas,&apos" Polanco told Vivala about fitting in with stereotypes.
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As is fitting for such an anti-patriarchal entity, Alexandra did most of the talking.
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It's heartbreaking and impressive in equal measure, and a fitting tribute to a fallen brother.
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In this sense, it is a fitting end for Kerry's time as secretary of state.
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It seems a fitting tribute to the prince that he will sponsor one for life.
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It's end times stuff, which is fitting for these last days on a dying planet.
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If their expectation is fitting to market conditions we will be one of the candidates.
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The Canadian was adamant that her loose fitting attire caused her trouble during the bout.
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So it's fitting that three years later, he's returned to that smartphone radio surveillance problem.
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Paak, Talib Kweli – across 16 tracks, it's a fitting farewell to the hip-hop pioneers.
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It seems more fitting, at the time of its demise, to consider its powerful legacy.
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The work's title, "THE END," pretty sums up its unfortunately fitting message for our era.
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It was a fitting job for the white horse, as he's pretty majestic-looking himself.
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But the one thing I can't wrap my head around is an ill-fitting swimsuit.
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It's an interesting visual, and it couldn't be more fitting for the flower-loving franchise.
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If fitting in means spending all the money in your wallet, you're so not interested!
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Ill-fitting outfits can get twisted on external objects or your pet, leading to injury.
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Emily Maynard is fitting in one last night on the town before her due date.
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Some experts say there will be enough low sulphur fuel available to avoid fitting scrubbers.
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Rae Sremmurd's "Black Beatles" playing in the background is even more fitting for this challenge.
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I thought it would be fitting to revisit some of these mysteries on her birthday.
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Despite my better judgment, I'm in the fitting room wrestling with the von Furstenberg again.
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TELEVISION-NETFLIX/ Netflix teases 'fitting end' to defining series 'House of Cards' BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.
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Little Stormi was decked out as Thor, played by Chris Hemsworth — fitting, given her name.
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It's only fitting that an heir to Anton Scalia sit in his chair, after all.
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That this meeting also leaked is hilarious and fitting and only makes that point clearer.
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Everyone knows that those straight up and down gowns aren't just drab, they're ill-fitting.
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The cost of fitting ADS-B units to their small planes would hit them hard.
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We cleared it out for my fitting with her and just got down to business.
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The video is a fitting analogy for most of the music Ghersi's released as Arca.
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I said yes, and assumed she would walk back down to get a fitting room.
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This would be fitting, as the Trump movement is famously at war with objective truth.
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It's a generous editorial act, and a fitting tribute in memoriam to his parents' romance.
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Don't get me wrong, there are times when "cute" is a fitting word for me.
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Overall, it was an ill-fitting poor attempt at ripping off a gorgeous lace original.
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It is fair and fitting to ask: Is she a hero, villain, patriot or scoundrel?
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That's why the president, contra Never Trump, is the fitting leader for the Republican Party.
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