How does the individual fit into the community and how does each community fit into the whole?
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It wasn't where do I fit into his life, but how he was going to fit into mine.
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I didn't know how I'd fit into it any more, I didn't know how the band would fit into it any more.
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How does Vice, BuzzFeed, Group 9, obviously Vox, fit into the" — he's asking, asking for a friend — "fit into the media landscape?
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The ways they fit into their world, and how they want to fit into their world, was so much more poignant and touched than Sam's own epic journey.
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" On her connection to Miyoung: "Miyoung has these moments in the book where she says, 'I don't fit into Jihoon's world but I don't fit into my mother's world.
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So that would — John would certainly fit into that.
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Where he'd previously written songs that could have fit into other non-vampiric bands, here Devore's avoidance of hardcore's signature chug, and embrace of more textural compositions, fit into Ink & Dagger's philosophy.
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Yet despite not even knowing the right size to reach for on the racks, half of women surveyed are upset when they don't fit into the size they expect to fit into.
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How does this fit into your philosophy on giving back?
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How does Vine fit into the overall Twitter strategy again?
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But where does empathy fit into the antisocial media equation?
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But Virgin Orbit hopes to fit into an underserved niche.
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She doesn't fit into that conventional box of femininity either.
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How does gaming fit into your busy work schedule now?
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How does the LGBTQ experience fit into all of that?
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Legally, all must fit into one of 201 official categories.
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They don't fit into a lot of our traditional models.
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Clearly the Martin Lewis fakes wouldn't fit into that category.
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So where does a razor brand fit into all this?
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"It didn't fit into a neat narrative," she tells me.
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And where does AI fit into each of these patterns?
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And where does recurring revenue fit into all of this?
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A product should fit into one category or the other.
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It's also easy to fit into your existing sex life.
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I was literally trying to fit into all of it.
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And hey, if you fit into that (possibly imaginary) demographic?
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Oh, and how does Roseanne fit into all of this?
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But in her opinion, keto doesn't fit into that picture.
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"The song itself fit into what I did," Ballen said.
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So how does this Quiet Slang side fit into that?
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Where do UFOs fit into this larger scheme you're describing?
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Being a cute girlfriend didn't fit into that powerful moment.
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Where does whole fruit fit into your case against sugar?
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And it just happened to fit into my Monday night.
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Just wish I can fit into her gorgeous clothing line.
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Cillizza: How does comedy fit into the current political environment?
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The food I cook doesn't fit into a healthy diet.
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It's a storyline that Black women rarely ever fit into.
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In every social group, people fit into a status hierarchy.
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The whole kit can easily fit into a small purse.
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And how does it fit into the future of eSports?
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Only sensitivity stubbornly refused to fit into this neat characterization.
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Four episodes of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" fit into an hour.
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Would a life story like Turner's fit into the form?
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How does this fit into his (Trump's) America first policy?
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Facebook wants to know how candidates fit into company culture.
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Does your new career plan fit into your life's purpose?
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You can't always be trying to fit into the mainstream.
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How does Britney Spears' new app fit into the rankings?
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Would someone like Captain America also fit into that category?
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How does The Bridge fit into this constellation of help?
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How did the modeling dream fit into all of this?
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That we don't have to fit into a specific box.
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How do you feel you fit into the electronic scene?
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We also don't know how they fit into evolutionary history.
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Where do you feel you fit into the Glasgow scene?
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Kids, family and significant others never really fit into that.
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My hometown, though small, doesn't entirely fit into that narrative.
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They also fold neatly and fit into virtually any bag.
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And Tonya very much did not fit into that package.
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"We didn't fit into the LLDC's [development] plan," Glover said.
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His story does not neatly fit into the addict's narrative.
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Think about your industry, and how you fit into it
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So how do all these responsibilities fit into Beltran's future?
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How does this fit into your content and media plan?
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How does "aging in place" fit into a retirement plan?
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Butches are not trying to fit into heteronormative societal ideals.
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Three passengers were able to fit into the XC90 vehicles.
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Does YoRHa: Dark Apocalypse fit into the timeline at all?
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LARRY KUDLOW: And will fit into -- JIM CRAMER: What's left?
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The Brits will have to fit into an existing box.
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This is the tradition Trump's views seem to fit into.
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Where does it fit into film coverage at The Times?
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How do wearables and similar tools fit into your approach?
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Were there any rivalries that didn't fit into the book?
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How does he, and his ideology, fit into this discussion?
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It was perfectly charming, easy to get around, decidedly bohemian, and it was small enough to fit into the nightclub Max's Kansas City; an entire cultural vortex of New York could fit into one place.
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MASHABLE: How does Stars Above fit into the Lunar Chronicles world?
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His version of Truth is whatever can fit into 140 characters.
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Where do you think chefs fit into the current cultural landscape?
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" He added, "I realized that's because I don't fit into either.
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So, they don't really fit into our notion of space-time.
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How does it fit into the larger L train shutdown plan?
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They'll fit into everything from your drone to your Nintendo Switch.
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He was eager to see where Hiram fit into his tree.
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Unwomen: Women who don't fit into the structure of Gileadean society.
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How does this all fit into Google's larger plans for advertising?
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Certainly Massey's peculiar, captivating pictures fit into such a special category.
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Analysts also questioned how well Epsilon will fit into Publicis' strategy.
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But the Democrats had a lot to fit into four days.
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They don't always fit into whatever I'm working on that day.
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Its members no longer fit into the same old ideological categories.
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Where does the OnePlus 7 fit into this highly competitive landscape?
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How does this fit into a broader discussion of tribal sovereignty?
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Where DC Universe would fit into that larger framework is unclear.
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Today's announcement is meant to fit into that practical innovation concept.
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So how and where does couture fit into the fashion landscape?
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Parkland students' deaths also broadly fit into a new, troubling trend.
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Qualcomm has a lot of patents that fit into these standards.
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KS: Let's talk about how they fit into the larger strategy.
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How did it fit into your work and the building itself.
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Workspace and Hotels fit into Brett's revamped vision of West Elm.
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They're light, stylish, and fit into the palm of your hand.
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When compressed, Border Crossers can easily fit into a travel backpack.
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It's ridiculous to think everyone will fit into those sizes, really.
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But some characters just didn't seem to fit into our world.
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How does Fender's new pair of earphones fit into that paradigm?
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So where will the next generation fit into this automated future?
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Probably because it doesn't fit into the new character he's created.
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Past that, the watch needs to fit into a person's aspirations.
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Everything that he touches gets remade to fit into his world.
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Which of the below gift-giving buckets do you fit into?
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And where does the FAO fit into all this, content-wise?
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Luckily, the ones I had fit into a fall color scheme.
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How exactly do you feel like you fit into this space?
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It works to not fit into a predictable model of games.
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But how does this Spider-Man fit into this New York?
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Where does it fit into the story of Darlène and Ashton?
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In the same way you no longer fit into my life.
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What was it like trying to fit into that music community?
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But where does his character fit into the history of China?
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The containers fit into the cargo hold of an A330 aircraft.
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Where does Alexa and artificial intelligence fit into Amazon's larger business?
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And you have to be able to fit into small places.
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Where does Jaeggy's recurring narrator fit into this carrousel of types?
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Unfortunately, the SUV was too big to fit into the garage.
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He'd actually fit into the '80s pop scene quite well, right?
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Such responses did not fit into the U.S. narrative about a
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Where does Trump fit into it, and does it survive him?
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Would the Arabs fit into Erdogan's version of the imagined community?
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And with that: how does your work fit into that purpose?
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Fintech firms, however, do not quite fit into this historical framework.
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So where does Py fit into such a competitive learning landscape?
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The Incest Diary does not fit into any of these categories.
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I am a millennial, so I fit into this framework too.
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I can still fit into the category of being a woman'.
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I was trying to fit into the crowd of young moms.
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She didn't fit into the stereotype the series were aiming for.
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How does this digression about microagressions fit into your larger point?
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The Cinefamily, however, doesn't fit into any of those aforementioned boxes.
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I was the only one who could fit into the space.
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Owning a major book publisher does not fit into those plans.
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Bob McDonnell, Republican of Virginia, appears to fit into this category.
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The batteries are custom made to fit into the allotted space.
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So how do North Korea's nuclear ambitions fit into all this?
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How do we feel they ought to fit into each other?
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This is another way that people don't fit into tidy boxes.
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In the end, the material didn't fit into the final article.
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Despite my small frame, I could not fit into a medium.
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The Dance Parade: Where 100 styles fit into 20 city blocks.
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Maybe I do fit into the Door #2 clothes again someday.
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The competitors came from nine nations and fit into two categories.
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How does ego, as you define it, fit into this image?
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Once they were ready, both pillows fit into their cases easily.
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How many explosions can John Woo fit into one action sequence?
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And how many action sequences can he fit into one movie?
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In one mortifying instance, he could not fit into a cab.
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Palmer: It's not a neat little box that you fit into?
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The companies Kraftwerke and GridBeyond fit into that category, he says.
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"I don't think I naturally fit into that world," he said.
|
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Movies by women don't fit into a single genre, or theme.
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Often, though, it's because their work doesn't fit into prescribed categories.
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The final price would probably not fit into that clip: $75,000.
|
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Where does grassroots advocacy fit into a holistic government relations strategy?
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How does the solar system fit into a wider galactic context?
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"I don't fit into a box," the actor Tom Hardy said.
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Still, the recent moves fit into a common pattern in China.
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Does becoming part of that winning team fit into your wheelhouse?
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Stories help us understand how we fit into this crazy world.
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Life insurance didn&apost seem to fit into my tight budget.
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Here&aposs what they are — and which stocks fit into each.
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NOT ALL NARRATIVE BORDER FEATURES fit into predictable and grisly patterns.
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It can fit into their diet without breaking the calorie bank.
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Even European women don't have to fit into just one mold.
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How do Native Americans fit into the state's current electoral politics?
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But that address doesn't fit into the county's voter registration database.
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Fit into a 21-inch pie plate and trim the edges.
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"I feel better about myself now that my mom can't fit into it because I feel like she's so tiny and if she can't fit into it, then maybe we're not so different in size," Ariana said.
|
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Did you have any favorite stories that didn't fit into this world?
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So much of our economy doesn't easily fit into neat financial models.
|
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I couldn't fit into certain clothes, and I was a little curvier.
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If I did fit into kids clothing, it was for older children.
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We wonder how many New York City apartments could fit into it.
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The question is, where will the First Lady fit into all this?
|
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Could that phrase fit into the perfect chorus for a new song?
|
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Two of these will fit into each of The Vault's side pockets.
|
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It&aposs not clear how this will fit into existing exploration efforts.
|
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Does this information fit into your patriotic weighing up of the country?
|
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As a child, Rawls tried to fit into the standard male construct.
|
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The carbon pricing vote appeared to fit into a broader political dynamic.
|
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So where does the iPhone X fit into the 2018 iPhone line?
|
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Just uh, whatever I though sounded fun to fit into the song.
|
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And, according to Mirnig, robots fit into this latter category pretty well.
|
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We have to be focused and fit into our national security role.
|
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Writers and artists today have to fit into a continuing, interconnected narrative.
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MAN Do you think two people can fit into that bathroom, Wednesday?
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I couldn't conform to that body type, couldn't fit into the wardrobe.
|
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Where does that idea fit into today's digital-heavy social media universe?
|
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He gravitates toward oddball, unusual projects that don't fit into familiar slots.
|
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"I could no longer fit into the desks at school," she says.
|
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I think that probably very few people fit into that [ideal] perfectly.
|
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The new Sabrina does not quite fit into this modern witch fantasy.
|
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It seamlessly fit into the context of the show and Nola's life.
|
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Well, our love is so strong it wouldn't fit into 140 characters.
|
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Meanwhile, there are other aspects of Twitter that fit into Salesforce' business.
|
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Knickers is so big he, doesn't even fit into conventional slaughtering machines.
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I don't want her to shrink herself to fit into that space.
|
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Alexander: There's certainly pressure out there to fit into a certain mold.
|
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With the announcement, we're wondering how technology will fit into the revival.
|
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But she struggled to fit into the pre-baked Nostalgia Chick persona.
|
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In short, DF2 doesn't really fit into any pre-established galactic category.
|
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How does The Handmaid's Tale fit into our political climate in 2017?
|
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And one wonders where Bannon and Conway will fit into the picture.
|
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Most of the stuff I wear doesn't fit into a certain category.
|
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Nobody had thought about automation or how automation fit into the stack.
|
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Most of our users generally seem to fit into the centre-left.
|
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But how does this inclination toward fear fit into our modern world?
|
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How do you expect they ultimately fit into local systems of care?
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The project would fit into a larger investigative series we were developing.
|
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Let's see just how much Google Maps can fit into one app.
|
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I like fast cars, but it is hard to fit into them.
|
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The SmartTag can fit into Ovie's storage containers, clips or adhesive connectors.
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Demand is overwhelming supply, in particular for loans that fit into CLOs.
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But where retailers fit into that chronic care remains to be seen.
|
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As long as you're not seeking to fit into anything, it's fine.
|
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Opera GX will fit into any LED-heavy, Razer-esque gaming setup.
|
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How does Charlotte Uprising fit into the greater Black Lives Matter Movement?
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I'll never forget the first time I fit into a size zero.
|
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Entire literary careers could have fit into the years I didn't write.
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Our product, unsweetened flavored water, didn't exactly fit into any of them.
|
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Or does it fit into a wider pattern of post-championship hangover?
|
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The question is where the Lurkers can fit into that crowded market.
|
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Where, if anywhere, do you feel you fit into the Glasgow scene?
|
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Trump has no shortage of possible candidates who fit into those buckets.
|
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How does this fit into the timeline of the existing travel ban?
|
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JW: How does Pakistan fit into the rise of ISIS in Afghanistan?
|
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How many of her facets can she fit into an opening set?
|
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That all sounds like a perfect fit into space-strapped college life.
|
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It's unclear how or if Bourdain and Spade fit into that picture.
|
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This year's fires fit into an established seasonal agricultural pattern, Brink said.
|
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Travel Tips Nature should and can fit into your next city getaway.
|
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But where does Pixar's latest venture fit into its all-time record?
|
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It's fun to be able to fit into those size 8 jeans!
|
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How does Cirque du Soleil fit into the comedy scene in Montreal?
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"A very magical picture — it fit into the collection nicely," he said.
|
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Dreadlocks, a hairstyle associated with black culture, don't fit into that image.
|
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But "Manchester" and "Moonlight" might not fit into the best-picture mold.
|
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And uh… how exactly did Adam Driver fit into all of this?!
|
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"I just didn't fit into any of their normal silos," he said.
|
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If the key doesn't fit into the lock, mating couldn't take place.
|
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It's currently unknown how the company might eventually fit into HBO Max.
|
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But how daily rentals fit into this future is unknown for now.
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If you fit into that group, there's a lot to like here.
|
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That way you can see where you fit into the larger ecosystem.
|
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How might Madeira fit into a modern wine drinker's portfolio of choices?
|
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The wall rhyme appears to fit into that same bull's-eye category.
|
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In that way, these tavern management games fit into a comfortable framework.
|
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It's essentially a karaoke bar that you can fit into your pocket.
|
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Now, Windhorst loads as many trees as can fit into a trailer.
|
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How do these stories fit into the offerings of the daily newspaper?
|
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These results fit into a broader pattern suggested by the survey results.
|
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" At the same time, the collection galleries are now "constantly evolving," she said, and exhibiting works that "don't necessarily have to fit into this genealogy that maybe, some decades ago, it seemed like they all needed to fit into.
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I needed specialist help to take a deeper and broader look at my illness, where it came from and how it fit into the complex puzzle of pieces that fit into the bigger picture of my life and experience.
|
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It doesn't fit into a clean narrative of rich people corruptly buying policy.
|
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How does your brand of politics fit into the Republican Party of 2016?
|
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Aztec, in all its earthy, muddy, "natural" glory, really fit into the moment.
|
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What's your take on this current climate, and where you fit into it?
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It went on long enough that it didn't fit into one GIF: [FOX]
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How do we fit into a neighborhood where our presence is so unwelcomed?
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They can't know how many other ants need to fit into this structure.
|
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I think we just fit into a mold that Netflix is looking for.
|
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Williamson's sleep affirmations are straightforward and can fit into anyone's pre-sleep routine.
|
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The vehicles are small enough for four to fit into one parking space.
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They're short but effective, and can easily fit into your usual morning routine.
|
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Where does your character, Moff Gideon, fit into the world of "The Mandalorian"?
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Like most women, I don't fit into the fashion industry — physically, I mean.
|
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Click through for 10 cozy loungers that fit into the tightest living den.
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Intel wants these glasses to fit into your life as naturally as possible.
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Life, McSwain attempts to fit into a Jeep at a car rental facility.
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You represent authentic change … you fit into that narrative of doing things differently.
|
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I think she looked gorgeous and fit into Petra's vision of the performance.
|
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The strategic investors also fit into different parts of Element AI's business funnel.
|
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And how will the new parts fit into these massive conglomerates' existing businesses?
|
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This does not fit into O'Connell's picture of how her life would go.
|
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It just doesn't fit into the business model of news in this climate.
|
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Wearable devices need to fit into our lives before they can change them.
|
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Being an Audible junkie makes the Echo an easy fit into my life.
|
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So where did nonfiction and documentary films fit into this calculus in 22017?
|
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Things are coming together where you see how characters fit into each other.
|
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I guess I fit into the reggae category…as well as any other.
|
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I am excited to see how he will fit into the group dynamic.
|
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Processed canned meats don't quite fit into trends toward sourcing, transparency, and health.
|
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So, how do these self-proclaimed henchmen fit into Apocalypse's final three episodes?
|
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"Couldn't fit into a corset LOL but there's always next year," she said.
|
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It is unclear how this might fit into U.N. mediator Martin Griffiths' efforts.
|
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That she doesn't have to fit into the bindings of the female condition.
|
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You don't have to fit into the box that society says is successful.
|
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We don't fit into this idyllic 1950s-style Britain that actually never existed.
|
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Does this old-fashioned division of roles still fit into our current society?
|
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Here's all of the statement I can fit into one Twitter vid: pic.twitter.
|
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This creature did not fit into any known major animal group, until now.
|
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What goes into our water footprint, and how does food fit into that?
|
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Take the "dongles" that fit into the OBD II port under the dashboard.
|
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The structure of the system fit into the goals of the new government.
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I don't think they fit into their definitive genres and boxes so easily.
|
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At times, Tashjian expels the bad vibes that don't fit into either category.
|
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Certainly joysticks, like many video game items, have traditionally fit into this mold.
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You would never fit into our pack or what this team stands for.
|
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The latest reprisals against the Rohingya fit into a long pattern of persecution.
|
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Not sure how your sex preferences fit into the world of sexual restraints?
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But of course to fit into my movie, I took some creative license.
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It's pleasant to look at and would fit into most any living room.
|
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King's body need revamping if they're going to fit into a political vocabulary
|
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One puzzle is why gravity doesn't seem to fit into the standard model.
|
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The Swedish model could only fit into a Hello Kitty bra, she explains.
|
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For comparison, only 143,13 taxpayers fit into the 0.1% category, according to Bloomberg.
|
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Get your client some that are distinguished and can fit into a pocket.
|
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"Trauma doesn't fit into a once a week sort of thing," she said.
|
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The kitchen incorporates wood, stone, and granite to fit into the natural landscape.
|
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For now, you need a book that can fit into your busy schedule.
|
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"I saw my life as chapters which fit into their work," says Obara.
|
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We're betting that this great product will fit into a large inventory ecosystem.
|
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Everyone in this village has their niche, and they fit into these easily.
|
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Raise your hand if you can still fit into your jeans from college.
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It is not clear how many individuals might fit into the latter category.
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He's been imagining how gaming could fit into his life as we drive.
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The persecution of those who didn't fit into the National Socialist worldview began.
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She only wanted to feel young and fit into a red dress again.
|
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So where do movie theaters fit into this travel guide come to life?
|
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It's about a boy with a facial deformity trying to fit into school.
|
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And how does your music fit into this overall set of lifestyle changes?
|
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So how do the current candidates fit into this mostly four-legged history?
|
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It's safe to say that most holiday tunes don't fit into that category.
|
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Runa Sandvik believes information security can fit into reporters' lives seamlessly and conveniently.
|
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My carry-on is the largest possible that will fit into the compartment.
|
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Where do you think the Bayreuth Festival does or should fit into this?
|
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The protests have to fit into a very particular narrative in the media.
|
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"I always felt just that I didn't fit into certain groups," he said.
|
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At 22000-foot-22014, he sleeps diagonally to fit into his windowless cubicle.
|
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"I want to support robots, to help them fit into society," she said.
|
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How does that fit into your mission of telling complex stories about women?
|
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Where does "This is Us" fit into the canon of art about war?
|
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How would someone like Kristin Kreuk fit into the coaching role at Nxivm?
|
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Easy ways to fit into a town where nobody knows your name, yet.
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It didn't matter that we didn't fit into the usual mother-son framework.
|
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Once hired by The Post, he did not fit into regular news beats.
|
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That is unusual and doesn't fit into the picture I have of him.
|
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So how do some of Tencent's biggest bets fit into its broader ambitions?
|
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What's not clear is how these vans will fit into Amazon's logistics network.
|
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Some of the hypothetical scenarios could have fit into a James Bond plot.
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A crane, or a truck with heavy lights, wouldn't fit fit into [Fontainhas].
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Based on populations living today, these individuals fit into three distinct genetic groups.
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If they fit into your agreed budget and you want to go, accept.
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Were they told they were overqualified and might not fit into the culture?
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How do we explain to them how they fit into a Confederate equation?
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"Think about how someone could or would fit into your life," she said.
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Based on populations living today, these individuals fit into three distinct genetic groups.
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In America, options for a single product type barely fit into one aisle.
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I fit into one of the smallest sizes, and I am not small.
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Where do you think you fit into or next to the Toronto scene?
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They have values, and they understand which facts fit into their conceptual framework.
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And I wonder if you look at these things if you see them and you have an idea of how they fit into the history of cinema or how they fit into our culture and what they do to us?
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A lot of people have social circumstances and ancestry that don't fit into it.
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It's certainly possible that Dark Matter could fit into that part of the story.
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Plus, the handy gadget is small enough to fit into a wallet or purse.
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I think she became an artist that didn't fit into any of the categories.
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Drutman estimates that almost half of the Republican electorate could fit into this category.
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Moderators uploaded user drawings of Snoo in various contexts to fit into individual communities.
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People have tangled oftentimes seemingly contradictory views and seldom fit into narrow ideological silos.
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"The clothes we're expected to fit into aren't sizes; they're samples," Olsen, 27, told
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How does Fake Accent fit into the current ecosystem of the New York underground?
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How do you know when to reject people who can't fit into the culture?
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What is your tip for getting more things to fit into these small bags?
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I couldn't fit [into] costumes, and my costume was always different from everyone else's.
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Those questions would elicit answers that don't fit into the left's narrative about Russia.
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It would be taking the scene and seeing where my life fit into it.
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I identified with Violet, who just couldn't fit into the world of her peers.
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Sony is working on Venom and Silver & Black, which don't fit into that continuity.
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I asked Hazony how atheists, or Muslims, or Buddhists might fit into this movement.
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What's your feeling on how you fit into the current state of horror cinema?
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Was there a certain place where you fit into that or wanted to be?
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Pureval, who was elected county clerk in 2016, doesn't fit into any of it.
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And how does Wonder Woman's nemesis Cheetah (Kristen Wiig) fit into all of this?
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How does this role fit into the kind of roles you like to play?
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That may not feel like enough, but at least it'll fit into a year.
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The satellites fit into the 3D printed "mothership," each in its own tiny slot.
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Expect the Q to be the indication of where Infiniti will fit into that.
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Carrie, who is now 23, felt like she didn't fit into Princeton's hookup culture.
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But Ms Kaur didn't see how her writing could fit into these circles, anyway.
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It is harder to see how the non-sports acquisitions fit into the portfolio.
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I know I'm not going to fit into a [size] 25 jean ever again.
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Just because you don't fit into their agenda doesn't mean you're not good enough.
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A second big open question is where tokens will fit into the regulatory landscape.
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"Let Me Not Be Mad" seems, at first glance, to fit into this trend.
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At 50 pounds down, I could fit into jeans and shirts at regular stores.
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How do you think more recent cases like Jordan Edwards fit into the theory?
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But it was unclear how reconstruction and refugees fit into military-to-military communications.
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Audio components have also been miniaturized to fit into a wide variety of devices.
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"That means all the information has to fit into one brain wave," he said.
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But how does Barrymore's flesh-eater-next-door fit into the larger zombie ecosystem?
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Relieved as I am to fit into the normal range, it's a curious result.
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These comments fit into a narrative that has already had some time to develop.
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But the Kele of today doesn't really fit into any of those aforementioned labels.
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Accessories will still need to be designed to fit into OtterBox's proprietary accessories slots.
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They don't have to be a certain type or fit into a specific category.
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I don't have to fit into the box you wanted to put me in.
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Unexpectedly, the element that fit into Hawai'i the most comfortably were the Pokémon themselves.
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You don't buy XXL t-shirts if you fit into an L, do you?
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But where do these younger guys fit into the story of Norwegian black metal?
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Public service announcement over... Where does WU fit into the current London clubbing landscape?
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"How did 500-year-old painting fit into contemporary art?" wondered writer Michael Shnayerson.
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Like many young women, I grew up aspiring to fit into a patriarchal world.
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There's a whole category of black exploitation movies, and this doesn't fit into that.
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Super Bowl commercials extolling the importance of journalists could well fit into Thatcher's framework.
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He has had to fit into Santos' team ethos, playing a less glamorous role.
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We tried to build a comedy about my character trying to fit into reality.
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I fear I wasn't a good team player; I didn't fit into theater companies.
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Many fit into the "versatile" category, and therefore would be great choices for Thanksgiving.
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"I wasn't showing obviously because I fit into everything," Langmaid, 23, told the outlet.
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It's a liquid lipstick formula though, so it couldn't fit into the guide either.
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Warren could fit into the seventh-inning role, something he excelled at in 2014.
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We don't have 12 different parties where everyone can fit into their exact box.
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And how will markets, money, and finance be democratized and fit into the mix?
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Her pick of Senator Tim Kaine as a running mate fit into that framework.
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After all, there's no one "mom" mold that women with kids must fit into.
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It's not 'where does it fit into the business and industry,' all that nonsense.
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The board slide together and are fastened by brackets that fit into the holes.
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The visuals fit into typical nationalist propaganda, but they also touch on the ethereal.
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I can still fit into some "large" or even "medium" tops at H&M.
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Non-recyclable straws and to-go cup lids do not fit into this system.
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For my freebies, I brought along two more tanks that fit into my sandals.
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At least three more could have fit into the back seat of her car.
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In June, Rajaraman talked to Business Insider about how tech fit into WeWork's positioning.
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A whopping 23 eateries feed the 6,680 guests that fit into its 2,759 rooms.
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The entire session lasted 10 minutes, which would easily fit into a lunch break.
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I don't remember how they fit into the story, but somehow I have them.
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Where does the Democrats' almost going to the mat for Dreamers fit into it?
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It's basically communist, and not at all easy to fit into a hashtaggable picture.
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How much more theme material can you fit into a 15 x 15 grid?
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Looking back, how does your work on "The Sopranos" fit into your own narrative?
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But how do facts like these fit into the overall story of economic growth?
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The historical Christian positions on social issues do not fit into contemporary political alignments.
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He was trying to understand how he fit into the gay community at large.
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Even then, he said, he still wasn't sure how religion fit into his life.
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By what criteria is an outsider judged to fit into such a diverse nation?
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When I met Mark, he fit into my life so easily it surprised me.
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The passengers form a one-dimensional line to fit into a matrix of seats.
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But it seems there was too much history to fit into just one grave.
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Does this revenue model fit into the kind of lifestyle you want to create?
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I'm a libertarian, so I don't really fit into either one of those camps.
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Tommee Tippee bottles, for example, are wider and might not fit into some warmers.
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Now Apple must figure out how its 500 retail stores fit into its future.
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So what happens to the toiletries that don&apost fit into Ross&apos suitcase?
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And if it doesn't really fit into my life, then I just move on.
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All the stuff that would require towing is designed to fit into this framework.
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The question now is how these depressive regimes fit into a growing geopolitical rivalry.
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Figure out what your leadership team needs, and how you fit into that vision
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"We are trying to find out where we fit into the region," he said.
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From the book: We managed to fit into a small boat with our bags.
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Whitten understood that you couldn't fit into something that has no room for you.
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Cards Against Humanity has never fit into the regular startup model, and it shows.
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So where would a film like BlacKkKlansman fit into the historical context of blaxploitation?
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Further confusing this debate is the question of where Asians fit into affirmative action.
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H: What's interesting about your work is that it doesn't just fit into boxes.
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At the time, a good friend of mine shared with me Margaret Atwood's poem, "You Fit Into Me": You fit into me like a hook into an eye a fish hook an open eye It stuck with me for a long time.
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I got pretty used to it, maybe because I could fit into any lady dress.
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"JD has fit into the environment as though he were here always," the post says.
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A space for people with similar ideals who couldn't fit into life's pre-made mold.
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Clearly, Dena's surprise 'do doesn't fit into the very specific evening Kyle had planned out.
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These are large gaps, and they fit into a larger discussion about racism and intent.
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About 2,000 transactions can fit into a block, so backlogs of unconfirmed transactions are common.
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For that matter it doesn't really fit into any clear narrative about the Tenderloin whatsoever.
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It's up to you to figure out which of its wearables fit into your lifestyle.
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And so it really depends on how it fit into his view of the world.
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People like me who bought *because* we were low-income don't fit into that narrative.
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And it shows, with uncomfortable precision, what happens when people don't fit into that system.
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"This year's fires fit into an established seasonal agricultural pattern," added CNN meteorologist Haley Brink.
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I gave away old clothes that I was hoping I'd fit into again one day.
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There are many people who don't fit into the typical image of a Trump supporter.
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It gave the narrator a personality and then it also fit into the larger story.
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The chord progression in "Despacito" fit into the song, since the song is open-ended.
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WARREN BUFFETT: We ought to worry about the people that don't fit into the system.
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Everything I fit into my Arkel Bug for a day of working away from home.
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To be widely accepted, technologies will have to fit into people's lives without much friction.
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And you get to decide just how well they will—or won't—fit into it.
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There were plenty of other Google Assistant gadgets that didn't fit into any clear category.
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Yet as a sexual minority by definition, asexual people fit into the larger queer community.
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I was lost, confused, unsure of how my identity fit into the broader American picture.
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How, then, does a much-loved and widely feted Muslim soccer player fit into this?
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That's what I mean by we're contorting ourselves to fit into this ... Into the product.
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She felt like an outcast, as if she didn't fit into their predominantly Mormon town.
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Also — am I the only person wondering how that entire choir fit into one limo?!
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According to the political scientist Lee Drutman, just 3% of voters fit into this category.
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Yet Butina's activities fit into a broader narrative of Russian efforts to influence US politics.
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I thought, 'I don't know how I'm going to fit into that, but let's see.
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This is the first time in my life I've ever fit into size medium clothing.
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Han is a character who doesn't fit — or want to fit — into the civilized world.
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For the Arab states across the Gulf, these latest explosions fit into a troubling pattern.
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DOJ spokesperson Alexei Woltornist declined to comment on how Tuesday's announcement fit into that arrangement.
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I'm curious how High Maintenance fits (or doesn't fit) into the evolution of stoner comedies.
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Big Fashion thinks you'll love yourself if you can fit into their tiny, expensive clothes.
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There are also far too many difficult facts that do not fit into this pattern.
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The Element AI investment is interesting in how it does fit into the new fund.
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Here are all the characters in Bodyguard, and how they fit into the Bodyguard universe.
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Being biethnic—Italian and Middle Eastern—I never felt I quite fit into any group.
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Where does digital entertainment from traditional media – like Late Night YouTube segments – fit into this?
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After that, it can start figuring out what candidates might fit into the company framework.
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How do Roger Stone, WikiLeaks, and other Americans and Brits fit into the GRU indictment?
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They are going to complain when your hips don't fit into their favorite evening gown.
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The effort to fit into categories important to other people that seem constricting to you.
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Where do Pope Francis and the United Nations fit into this conversation about hacking poverty?
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Plus, a HoloLens consumer update or mixed reality headset could fit into the education scenario.
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" His father "had tried to fit into the system, but the system had crushed him.
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Three to five sections is still a sweet spot that many apps will fit into.
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How do you either fit into that tradition or break from it, would you say?
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" On Rag & Bone's brand Instagram account, someone said, "How did Ashley fit into your Jeans?
|
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The Ricoh is on the big side, but it can still fit into most pockets.
|
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I asked where he thinks a pool like this might fit into the surfing world.
|
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That's why Brusatte hopes to find more tyrannosaur fossils that can fit into that period.
|
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That being said, the new Nexus does fit into the small-is-back phone trend.
|
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So many of the problems we work through at NASA don't fit into a box.
|
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His skill-set complements Brooklyn's young core and can fit into just about any system.
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We have also changed the game's palette to fit into this concept of withering beauty.
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And I see that when I tour too, hearing how I fit into each scene.
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It is trying to figure out how do we fit into the system as humans.
|
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After following up, Claudia responded that she didn't think Saleque would "fit into" her neighborhood.
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Here's a look at the neighborhood Phase 2: Metropolitan Park is meant to fit into.
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You're allowed to not fit into the status quo and still feel fly as fuck.
|
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Finally in a desperate attempt to somehow fit into the left's narrative on race, Sen.
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How does the dual and/or reciprocal citizenship arrangement fit into the committee's policy calculus?
|
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Questions around how Libra would fit into existing financial regulations were raised at Wednesday's hearing.
|
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But at a combined 2.5 hours, that would've been trickier to fit into my schedule.
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They are searching for clues on whether or not you will fit into their culture.
|
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Downsizing the Fed balance sheet would fit into this move to take away the crutches.
|
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She traveled light, whittling her belongings down to what could fit into a single suitcase.
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About the world, how to fit into it, what it means to live in 2019.
|
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Woody: How did the assassination of Letelier fit into the broader context of Operation Condor?
|
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Dover is a small place; its population could fit into Staten Island twelve times over.
|
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They fit into the New York lineage, too, though, with strong enunciation reminiscent of Fabolous.
|
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It has three different power settings and is portable enough to fit into your bag.
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I'm trans, HIV positive, and I don't seek to fit into a simple gender binary.
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But the principle is the same: take nothing I can't fit into a laptop sleeve.
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You're looking at the larger picture and how you fit into it this week, Leo.
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I didn't feel like I fit into that group or identified as a feminist artist.
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I hope it comes soon because she can barely fit into the one she has.
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But being originally from Congo, you said that you never quite fit into those politics.
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One of these five simple workouts will fit into your routine, no matter how chaotic.
|
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"This simply doesn't fit into the picture of the patient who we knew," she said.
|
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"They simply didn't fit into the curators' vision of engaging the social moment," he said.
|
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How does this deal fit into the broader political dynamics in Washington and the country?
|
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Here is a primer on how conspiracy charges may fit into the Trump-Russia probe.
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The suddenly retiring congressman from Pennsylvania, Tim Murphy, would appear to fit into that category.
|
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Most people are only too willing to fit into the systems they find themselves in.
|
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The evidence that sports fit into life at Loyola was that they were largely invisible.
|
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It was not immediately clear how the anonymous account fit into those laws and regulations.
|
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The prevailing dynamics of red-carpet dressing strongly favor actresses who fit into sample sizes.
|
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In a clear box, a figure bends its limbs to fit into the small space.
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We sort of tell you what presidential is and people try to fit into that.
|
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I bet you had to lay down on your bed to fit into those jeans.
|
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Colored diamonds fit into this category because they are not as plentiful as white diamonds.
|
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There's only one question left: how does Love Is Blind fit into the Netflix web?
|
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It's unclear how these will fit into CBS's overall streaming strategy in the coming years.
|
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The buying centres also fit into Zambia's strategy of boosting revenue from its mineral resources.
|
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Mah also wanted to found a company that would fit into her lifestyle long term.
|
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Or is there just too much horror in the world to fit into the news?
|
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At least some of the contacts, they said, involved Russians who fit into this category.
|
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At this point, you might be wondering where plant-based foods fit into all this.
|
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In each case, their gift for physical storytelling had to fit into short time slots.
|
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With Babbel, you can expect bite-sized lessons that can fit into any busy schedule.
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"The decision with management is to get players that fit into the system," Rambis said.
|
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I love the inner pockets and boy, does it really fit into its little bag.
|
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As the number of transactions that fit into each block goes up, transactions get faster.
|
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The big picture: The effects of automation fit into a puzzle that includes trade policy.
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"Some reusable cups are so big they don't fit into the espresso machine," she says.
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With stonework and some lights, even the industrial tunnels fit into the underground home's aesthetic.
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After all, running outside is free and something I can always fit into my day.
|
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Where does SpaceX and its Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets fit into the picture?
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The aim is to provide a tool that can fit into the curriculum, Schrom says.
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When it's not inflated, it's really small and can pretty much fit into a backpack.
|
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It can understandably feel like an awful lot of functionality to fit into one app.
|
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So there were just a few tips or ideas that may fit into our system.
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However, in modern times she could fit into anything between a 4 and a 10.
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It had a lot to do with my inability to fit into the masculine stereotype.
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The album doesn't really fit into a style or genre, but more of a feel.
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He's drawing himself inside the earth, the universe, and seeing how we fit into creation.
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How does Time and Remains of Palestine fit into your photographic approach and past work?
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But regardless of how they fit into their surroundings, Winfrey insists they're only poking fun.
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How does its "ki pulse" fit into the tried-and-true, stamina-driven combat model?
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But DeSantis's comments fit into an extensive history of calling black people monkeys or primates.
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Even when it comes to the way women talk to other women, it's just so, so easy to write off these beautiful complex creatures who don't fit into a box as 'crazy' when a woman doesn't fit into what your version of a woman is.
|
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Yet belief about Simpson's alleged role in those murders doesn't fit into the 11-factor test.
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I don't like being fit into boxes—I call myself queer, I think sexuality is fluid.
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This would seamlessly fit into Lyft's plans to integrate multiple methods for transportation into its app.
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I'll just come here and be myself and try to fit into the club around here.
|
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The shallow cabinets fit into tight hallways, and have plenty of shelves for leashes and toys.
|
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And where goes giving such music a platform fit into respecting freedoms of speech and expression?
|
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A 22mm-wide band will obviously not fit into a smartwatch with a 16mm-wide lugs.
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Not much of this can fit into a brief talk to a group of Twitter volunteers.
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I didn't look right … and all because I didn't fit into someone else's idea of 'perfect.
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As Hennepin County attorney in the middle of that era, Klobuchar largely fit into that mold.
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Alternatively, there could be a new group — that James does fit into — introduced on the show.
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I don't have a problem with hearing that and just like we fit into the script.
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I know how to manipulate sound to fit into any situation that I want it to.
|
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How these antics fit into the theme I couldn't say, although it, too, was vaguely funny.
|
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He learned to smoke cigarettes backstage, all the better to fit into life in the theatre.
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"I think there's a stereotype, and I don't think we fit into that stereotype," he says.
|
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In a real, healthy world, we don't starve ourselves so we can fit into one dress.
|
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I've been surprised by the way some of them have managed to fit into Tongan society.
|
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Of course, we actually don't know how Corey will fit into the seaside community of Monterey.
|
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I think it's just more of thinking through how does a store fit into your business?
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Not only did Ms. Verdy fit into City Ballet; her trademark qualities also influenced Balanchine's choreography.
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And Gaudi says they have been working on new designs that should fit into the cap.
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Now, he says, he sees where the problem-solving skills of science could fit into politics.
|
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The PM971 doesn't fit into any normal motherboard slots, it is connected directly onto the board.
|
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She loved having time on that farm and immediately fit into the fabric of the town.
|
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But it's also a sign that real, everyday VR doesn't yet fit into most people's lives.
|
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The superhero and horror genres fit into each other, creating a single monstrous or heroic amalgam.
|
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There will also be a debate on how new products fit into the existing healthcare system.
|
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Compact tampons with no applicators that fit into pockets and small handbags appeared in the 1960s.
|
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Making them all fit into a box is precisely the wrong thing to do right now.
|
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Now that they've raised a company together, how might another family expansion fit into the mix?
|
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They also would not say what percentage of existing MoviePass customers currently fit into each tier.
|
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What -- how does tech fit into the bank's overall strategy and why are you here today?
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What Duffer didn't mention, though, is how Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) will fit into the season.
|
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They both try and fit into mainstream, capitalist Western culture — only to walk away from it.
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And it's all through high-tech sensors, computers and motors that fit into a tiny spoon.
|
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The beauty of running, though, is that it's the simplest sport to fit into a day.
|
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Electing to fit into a group, whether small or large, is about privilege and perceived commonality.
|
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" Earlier this summer, Cyrus opened up about how she doesn't "fit into a stereotypical wife role.
|
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So how might this case fit into the larger narrative about race and policing in America?
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This context helps climate sleuths like Williams decide how current droughts fit into the historical record.
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Frankly, the majority of Americans fit into the populations that we come from and care about.
|
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Black women don't fit into mainstream fantasies about heterosexual love for a couple of different reasons.
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You do bring them down, in epic "boss fight" encounters that fit into the story organically.
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Anyone who didn't fit into its defined limits of play was cast aside as invisible furniture.
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I felt for the first time ever that I could fit into a grassroots feminist movement.
|
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Even if a pika were to fit into a poké ball, it would not be recommended.
|
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This, Kasanoff says, is because the story is "so big" it doesn't fit into one movie.
|
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The numbers, at least, were impressive: Those 450 bricks fit into 13 large black duffel bags.
|
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So I didn't think she would make it because she didn't fit into that obvious beauty.
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I had a lot of resentment from what I wore and what I couldn't fit into.
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I didn't look right, and all because I didn't fit into someone else's idea of perfect.
|
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It took eight months to build the landmark that fit into the expo's 21st century theme.
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Q: How does crafting fit into your latest tour, "Handmade Holiday," which kicks off on Nov.
|
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Here's a breakdown of the latest disclosures and how they might fit into the existing puzzle.
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This program doesn't fit into that,'' APT's then-executive director Allan Pizzato told AL.com in 2005.
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One is loud, charismatic, supremely confident and fit into his school and culture with relative ease.
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Anything normally found in a kitchen setting (think: microwaves, coffee makers, etc.) fit into this category.
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There was no obvious way that Riley fit into his narrative of American decline and redemption.
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It folds down small enough to fit into a backpack that comes included with the stroller.
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"The Red Summer doesn't fit into the stories we tell ourselves about US history," Krugler says.
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Unassembled, it can fit into a pickup truck and be installed in less than an hour.
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The firm is known for designing contemporary buildings that fit into the fabric of historic neighborhoods.
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Place pasta inside a strainer that is small enough to fit into your pot of water.
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Who's the guy that wears it, how does it fit into our world of different fragrances?
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Some fit into the Ed Wood category of so-bad-they're-good; others are completely unwatchable.
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How does a figure like Goa Gil fit into the cliché of the "DJ as guru"?
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The stagnant wages of young people in America fit into a broader pattern of intergenerational inequality.
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" All other parents (and even plenty who do fit into these categories) are "doing it wrong.
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VICE: In general, how does this wave of hate fit into America's history with anti-Semitism?
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Trump's conservative politics fit into "Strict Father" morality, according to Lakoff, and that appeals to conservatives.
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Both refuse to fit into the narrow array of queer archetypes with which we've grown familiar.
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These tiny accelerators could be made to fit into the handle of a lightsaber, Muller said.
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Internally, I was still confused about who I was, and where I fit into the world.
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Hosting dinner parties may be difficult with the small-sized tables that fit into tiny houses.
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But hanging upside down on the monkey bars, I didn't want to fit into a category.
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But how do abuse and sexual violence that take place at home fit into the conversation?
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I kept it hidden and tried to fit into a role that did not fit me.
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What kind of schedule are you working with, and does the lesson plan fit into it?
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But New York has more extraordinary women in its history than could fit into a newspaper.
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Half-Chinese, half-white, the self proclaimed Dumpling King might not fit into any conventional boxes.
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So why was I suddenly trying to fit into some mold that didn't belong to me?
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The supernova, called SN2016iet, doesn't fit into the classification schemes that scientists use for supernovae today.
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Most of 100% Fresh's brief bits could fit into an Instagram video, and that's the point.
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Where do products like Google Fi or a company like Republic Wireless fit into this landscape?
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Athletes around the world began deciding whether the 2021 Games still fit into their life plans.
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"I'm relatable to so many different communities because I don't fit into one box," she says.
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But there is a diversity of experiences that won't fit into the format as it stands.
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We stole tomatoes, and all the money we had could fit into a single change purse.
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The horn thing fit into that in my mind, and Mike switching from guitar to bass.
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The truck bed was two feet off the ground because it didn't fit into the port.
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It even has a fun graphic of all the things that can fit into jeans pockets.
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That leaves 2 percent of poor people who did not fit into one of these categories.
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Brereton says it is important to consider how work events fit into colleagues' different personal schedules.
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Where does a Lady Gaga album, which is coming this year, fit into pop's new landscape?
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With some coaxing (and more than a few treats), Lady fit into her new purple ears.
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He demanded to know when everything we did started having to fit into an economic model.
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I kept asking myself, 'How do I fit into their pattern or create my own space?
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"We could fit into the space, and we liked the look of the location," he said.
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"At that time, journeying into the Amazon just did not fit into my schedule," Pitt said.
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Your optimal experience as a client will likely take place if you fit into that niche.
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For the past few decades most of our presidential candidates fit into one of two molds.
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How many distractions, distortions and dodgy allegations could they fit into just a couple of hours?
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How does this thorny episode fit into an ebullient musical about an American-Indian arranged marriage?
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I could immediately and instinctively see how I could fit into the mix with this company.
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The fact that I don't fit into my new pants is of no concern to me.
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How has street photography evolved since its start and how does Magnum fit into this history?
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If you do fit into the definition of a security you shouldn't call it an ICO.
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He usually plays in right, but he has improvised to fit into a packed Dominican lineup.
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Not all will fit into the church in Washington, which has a capacity of about 2,500.
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Torres was interested in how the muxes fit into the Zapotec society found in the area.
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They chose not to do it now, because, apparently, it didn't fit into their time frame.
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It was an almost molecular shift, an upgrade in how my body fit into the world.
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He didn't have to fit into the straight mold of writing about marriage, divorce and children.
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So where would you say Kubrick's photos fit into American and New York City photographic history?
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But in order to fit into these categories, there needs to already be established therapeutic use.
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Do you have a sense of how black pro-lifers fit into the broader conservative landscape?
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His parents have not disowned him, but he has struggled to fit into his extended, religious family.
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I mean, that sort of happens, but have you considered where snakes fit into all of this?
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Tabitha and Luca are exploring what their relationship could be and how bowling dates fit into that.
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Poster Club and Wall of Art sells gorgeous art prints, which will fit into standard Ikea frames.
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Now I fit into normal, off-the-shelf clothes – which is really a big problem for me!
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"What we know about Mercury doesn't really fit into our understanding of the solar system," he added.
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It hasn't (and never will) fit into one box — and the six women ahead prove just that.
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How does this film fit into the arc of your own career, and that of the genre?
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In an interview with Broadly, Maasch explained that parents tend to fit into a few different categories.
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The truth is that there are too many great Buffy moments to fit into just one story.
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We both like to plan and fantasize about how the new baby will fit into our family.
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Whatever weird quirk you have that doesn't fit into traditional beauty standards, it's cool to embrace it.
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Slowly, she found herself not being able to fit into seats at theaters, stadiums or on airplanes.
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Legend nailed how the pap's racism fit into a long history of deplorable sentiments towards Black Americans.
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And more...Plenty of other things happened in 2018 that don't neatly fit into these larger stories.
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But they admired the way it could fit into a future city where large vehicles are unwelcome.
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"Unpeople" who don't fit into Gileadean society are sent to the Colonies to work to their deaths.
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The hall had to fit into a very small footprint, so the architects had to think vertically.
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These concerns fit into a dark story, of an economy weakened by behemoths abusing their market power.
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Out there you just have to fit into a pattern that somebody's already laid out for you.
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Since 1980, 89% of the best picture winners fit into at least one of these five categories.
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I'd say 50 percent of what we're playing on Chill would fit into the tropical house genre.
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The closure method is unique: studs that fit into holes in leather straps attached to the flap.
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When folded, the tablet shrinks down into a 5.5-inch phone that could fit into your pocket.
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But there are plenty of problems that don't fit into that pattern, like cybersecurity, pandemics and terrorism.
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I always understood the appeal but never fully saw where myself and my style fit into it.
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Beauty became something I could play around with instead of a mold I had to fit into.
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Chevy Volt owner Adam Green, 34, in Phoenix, thinks chargers could fit into existing gas station infrastructure.
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The buildings, too, fit into St James's despite being far more rigorous and modern than their neighbours.
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Monique is an imperfect character that refuses to fit into any preconceived notions of a perfect victim.
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There are certainly many projects that fall into the gray area and could fit into multiple categories.
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"He (Hamilton) wouldn't fit into our programme," Horner told reporters at a recent Red Bull team event.
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Now I fit into normal, off-the-shelf clothes — which is really a big problem for me!
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Oh, and a detailed contingency plan should any of the furniture not fit into the new place.
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That said, where does Easton fit into all this love stuff at the tender age of 11?
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The middle schoolers duly created a cylindrical prototype that could potentially fit into a police evidence bag.
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The drone is not so much compact, as it is uniquely shaped to fit into a backpack.
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One of the other things that's still striking today is that sex toys fit into gender norms.
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Do you feel like the show creates a sort of mold the queens have to fit into?
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The company hires people less for specific skills than for how they fit into the company culture.
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These two both fit into each other's increasingly exaggerated self image, and now we all know it.
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For another decade, I actively hated my body because it just never seemed to fit into anything.
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"I've told people this from the start: I think I can fit into any system," he said.
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But all it does is make those of us who don't fit into those labels feel alone.
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I want to work, but I want it to fit into my lifestyle of having little children.
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The lesbian, the spiritual, the Hispanic, being short… they all have to fit into who I am.
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See, and if you're trans, it's safer for you to fit into society without considering yourself different.
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Sources predict Trump will be reluctant to change his life to fit into the White House perimeters.
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Unless you fit into that small population that still wants local channels, it probably doesn't equal out.
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Maybe the most horrifying thing about Brinkley is how well he would fit into the present day.
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Still, we've never really thought of it as a way to stay fit into our older years.
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There were some great things, but all the good things could have fit into the museum's courtyard.
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My husband was okay with the huge slab, but he doesn't quite fit into the Goop demograhic.
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The stand rotates and folds up over the mic so it can fit into the provided pouch.
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So how have you seen that movement — groups like BLM — fit into this larger gun control conversation?
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Turns out eggs fit into the palm of the hand perfectly, like little round hot water bottles.
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He struggled to fit into the conservative Jesuit college, which was hardly the escape he'd hoped for.
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Things you see on Instagram, the Kardashians, Nicki Minaj, they do not fit into the Golden Ratio.
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It somehow fit into the time and the place, the simplicity was an important aspect of it.
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Luke Wong, a Chicago furniture designer, created the Zz Bed to fit into a modern, minimalist interior.
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Twitter could even fit into Salesforce's business model thanks to its use as a customer service tool.
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Large internet platforms are a relatively new phenomenon that do not fit into our historical social framework.
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Whether or not the United States extends the New Start Treaty must fit into this larger context.
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How does all of this fit into the American view of the kingdom and its crown prince?
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For years, women have tried to obscure their sex and gender to fit into a man's world.
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Now, let's see if all that can fit into an hour or two of pink carpet drama.
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According to data from the Chronicle of Higher Education, 61 colleges and universities fit into this category.
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So where does Handyman Matters — which will be rebranded as Ace Handyman Services — fit into all that?
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Somehow the Syrians fit into Erdogan's vision of Turkey, and his people seemed willing to consider it.
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Characters that seemed odd at first gradually fit into the tapestry of the movie, making them believable.
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His knowing, elusive style might better fit into one of the alternative niches in the comedy scene.
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He bought from the firm because of the custom sizes that could fit into a long space.
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Where does any of this fit into a broader, coherent view of America's role in the world?
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In addition, any such deals will likely fit into Mylan's areas of core competence, limiting integration risk.
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Dating doesn't fit into it, and that's the problem and they put it into that paradigm. Right.
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They are more likely to navigate the relationship as individuals, not by trying to fit into roles.
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Nobody told me how to look or what to wear, or made me fit into any box.
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But suffering is all-consuming: it somehow gets rid of anything that doesn't fit into its system.
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"It's the only way our large family can fit into one space for the holiday," she said.
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But you also won't fit into a parking lot full of Bentleys, Aston Martins and Rolls Royces.
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This Mabit Scope model, however, purports to be small and portable enough to fit into a backpack.
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Called assistENT, the company uses small, reusable rings that fit into the nostril and open the septum.
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Kate never felt like she fit into the social expectations that most of us have contracted to.
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I was looking for songs that fit into tropical disco or the mixture of salsa and disco.
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And while his therapy was covered by insurance, the co-pays sometimes didn't fit into his budget.
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The drone, camera and controller all fit into my top-loading backpack with some room to spare.
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She found that dance gave audiences permission to feel something that did not necessarily fit into words.
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This is an example of how defined benefit plans can fit into today's tax environment, Wolfe said.
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They can fit into almost anyone's schedule, even those who say they are too busy to exercise.
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But instead of trying to fit into one or the other, she carved out her own space.
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The Youngs refuse to shrink themselves to fit into another society's perception of what they should be.
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Nonsporting dogs are the wide range of breeds that do not fit into the other six groups.
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Now, at 60, I'd still like to lose 10 pounds to fit into that tight cocktail dress.
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Bailey Lorencen, 22, said gymnasts waited until hours after the gym closed to fit into his schedule.
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City of Daughters is Destroyer's world, but it's your job to see where you fit into it.
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He claims that his most recent show was canceled because it didn't fit into the network's schedule.
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The question we should be asking ourselves is this: Does buying Bitcoin fit into my investment plan?
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Expandable, soft-shell space habitats are easier to fit into rockets for launch than other heavier structures.
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But determining how such genes might fit into domestication is a very complicated enterprise, Dr. Kukekova said.
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Mr. Bankston said Mr. Jones's remarks about Ms. De La Rosa's CNN interview fit into a pattern.
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And I confess that it was unclear to me how this setup would fit into someone's lifestyle.
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Note that these categories aren't mutually exclusive, and several past bailouts can fit into more than one.
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"The focus was how you fit into this community based on how much you party," he said.
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People who fit into more than one of these groups do not get to vote twice. Rep.
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How does this fit into the broader picture of what Goop is and what you're selling effectively?
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Amazon almost certainly doesn't know yet how exactly Whole Foods will fit into its long-term plans.
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The opera also fit into the Teatro Massimo's vision of what an opera theater can be today.
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She also explained how all four fit into the major categories in her ClearBridge International Growth Fund.
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HB: Where does the Republican congressmen that they were giving money to fit into all of this?
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"Only say yes to things that fit into your schedule with the rest you need," she said.
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Some people didn't fit into my new life, which was a painful thing to learn to accept.
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I loved how LARGESSE fit into ATHLEISURE and CHEAP SEATS in this corner, I cannot help it.
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I loved how LARGESSE fit into ATHLEISURE and CHEAP SEATS in this corner, I cannot help it.
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And men who don't fit into those norms are more likely to be unhappy, the study found.
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HB: Where does the Republican Congressman that they were giving money to fit into all of this?
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Spacemaker has created design and construction simulation software that studies how different designs fit into the environment.
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They also banned the company from the show floor, stating it didn't fit into a product category.
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There's not a lot of patience in this world for things that don't fit into a calculator.
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Paak, the Los Angeles singer/rapper/drummer, is a Grammy nominee who doesn't fit into a box.
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What other groups do you fit into, such as body type, degree of athleticism and personality traits?
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But there's also been research looking at how dogs and non-human primates fit into these categories.
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It comes with a carry strap but could also fit into a small backpack or carry-on.
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The reality is that many low-income jobs do not fit into the "9 to 5" box.
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For 75 years, physicists have known that the tiny crystals in snow fit into two prevailing types.
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Depending on when they became available for sale, devices generally fit into one of three regulatory buckets.
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But it's not shocking that Vance and Anderson fit into Middle American cities as cis white people.
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It would fit into a space currently occupied by a brewpub, or perhaps displace a fitness center.
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How does that fit into the kind of profile of those who are fighting against affirmative action?
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She thinks about all those aspects as we're recording: choreography, where things will fit into her performances.
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I mean, he's a fucking alien, which doesn't fit into most cosmologies (word to Tom Cruise, though?).
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A brochure indicates the company also sells a more portable version that can fit into a backpack.
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If you're looking for an exotic location that will fit into everyone's budget, this is the spot.
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Fans and judges fit into the world, too, but it's the mascots who are the prime focus.
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So you tell your story, then we can talk about how you fit into the landscape. Sure.
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Pence's vision for women, for families, and for anyone who doesn't fit into his worldview is frightening.
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"Obviously we still need to fit into some sort of formula that suits our wholesale, but we won't fit into show seasons: we'll fit it with product deliveries," he says, pointing out that the collection will be available to purchase from the new Brioni e-commerce site starting today.
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"Parents should help kids take into consideration how an individual animal will fit into their family," emphasized Hurley.
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Image: Maxime AliagaAll of the orangutans in the world would probably only fit into a college football stadium.
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The technology is designed to fit into a radiologist's existing workflow to help make their job more efficient.
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Asians can be athletic, we don't have to fit into this image that [the media] has for [us].
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Overall, they are poor, carrying the belongings that fit into a knapsack and fleeing gang violence or poverty.
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Cusks are fiercely weird, and if that doesn't fit into your conformist fish narrative then so be it.
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But their actions fit into what Chicagoans have called a disturbing pattern of aggressive raids conducted around children.
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Independent chains, fine dining locations and restaurants that rely on tip-based wages also fit into this category.
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Every little part just seems to fit into place, into this world that happens with or without you.
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On the other hand, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel believes the glasses fit into the company's long-term plan.
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A woman does not have to fit into a specific category or box to be respected and celebrated.
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Parrot's adapter appears to fit into the cup of the headphone, which should eliminate any wireless charging hiccups.
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The game is also looking for chord progressions — simple patterns that fit into four- or eight-bar sections.
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How do you think that VR games are going to change the way games fit into people's lives?
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He got better and better at turning down new projects that he simply couldn't fit into his schedule.
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If you don't fit into that criteria then it's a $49 upgrade fee, processed through the Windows Store.
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The wheels are, unfortunately, too wide to fit into many Dutch bike racks designed for regular commuter wheels.
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A literal weight has been lifted and she can now fit into clothes she couldn't before the surgery.
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There is fun out there that even you, the busiest person you know, can fit into your day.
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These lightweight, sturdy bands fit into practically any bag or suitcase for toned muscles anywhere in the world.
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It's probably why we're such an anomaly in a good way, Hexvessel doesn't really fit into any mold.
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It wasn't widely available in the U.S. until 1975, at which point it really fit into the culture.
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"Well, you need to fit into the superhero costume for a little while," he explained with a laugh.
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The specialized equipment that modulates the current can't be fit into every washer and electric blanket, after all.
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The units themselves don't have any Lenovo or Google branding, and look like they'd fit into most homes.
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When it comes to Melania and Barron, they fit into some already existing baby-name trends, she added.
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Wearing dresses in the winter can be tricky — especially when your measurements don't fit into "standard" sizing ranges.
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I don't want to let you go without talking about how CNN and MSNBC fit into all this.
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Media outlets, fans, and artists are exploring where women fit into rap (and the music industry at large).
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We're premiering "Complet Brouillé" alongside this piece, how does it fit into the overall themes of the record?
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It has bio-printed a section of spinal cord that can be custom-fit into a patient's injury.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The most commanding artists are the ones that don't fit into history.
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It's this social construct that I don't really feel like I fit into the way I used to.
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Barely one-hundredth of 1 percent of all mined diamonds fit into this classification, the study authors wrote.
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Sure, it doesn't really fit into the VMAs crowd, but honestly, someone should get some credit for effort.
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How does it fit into the larger Women's March platform, and how is gun violence a women's issue?
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It can be instantly collapsed to a size that's small enough to fit into a reusable grocery bag.
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It remains to be seen how Microsoft's plans fit into Facebook's; the two have often been business partners.
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What's the play they are going for and how does Couric fit into that and drive that strategy?
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Understandably, Larson remained tight-lipped about how Carol might fit into the MCU, in Avengers 4 and beyond.
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Don't shop for gear you want to fit into eventually — it's just going to make you feel discouraged.
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The four footwear styles ahead are tailor made to fit into your workweek flow and after-hours plans.
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In addition, successful older adult care solutions must fit into the existing workflow or you risk stalling adoption.
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And the side effects typically don't fit into the constellation of impairments associated with drug and alcohol addiction.
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When I see people on stage that don't fit into the gender binary, then I'm all the happier.
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Perhaps worried about the pop landscape and how that might have changed and where you'd fit into that?
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Whatever they do, you need to fit into their development framework in as seamless a way as possible.
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Either one will collapse to fit into the inducer, slip through the port, and unfold inside the suit.
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But the Cold War-era language of coups and revolutions demands that such cases fit into clear narratives.
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So I was always the one that was doing the magazines but often never fit into the samples.
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You're coming in with negative politics from the outset, making it difficult to fit into the acquirer's culture.
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Here's the first burning question from the trailer: How can this many people fit into one TV show?
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"The way they fit into society, they're often people that other people really like a lot," she explained.
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"Our next step is to analyze other ureilite sample and see how they fit into this big picture."
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That's because WeWork has predetermined the number of workstations, or employees, that can fit into each office space.
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Others would have indeed fit into that sledgehammer category: thick, sweetly jammy wines that carried an alcoholic punch.
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These employment numbers fit into a larger economic data picture that is underwhelming — though not particularly worrying, either.
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Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker and Texas Senate candidate Beto O'Rourke might all fit into that category.
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"We thought we had a very good picture of how Mr. Zuckerberg fit into this narrative," Kohm said.
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Trump will never fit into a mold and is not concerned about the comparisons often made of her.
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Dr. Boone confessed that he didn't fit into his small Minnesota town, located near the fictional Lake Wobegon.
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Furthermore, there is some lack of clarity on how ISAs fit into the current legal and tax framework.
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Royal Mint Gold also fit into a push by CME to develop digital asset classes and blockchain technologies.
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The "common" domain is for generic commands that could fit into more than one domain, the documents add.
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It's very important to them, but they also want it to fit into the rest of their life.
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Then I kind of started piecing together topics that kind of excited me that could fit into it.
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Taking the time to find and regularly visit an orthodontist just doesn't fit into your already packed schedule.
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Any of these economists would make superior choices, and their conservative perspectives would fit into typical Republican administrations.
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It has a web hosting service called Pages for content that doesn't quite fit into the wiki mold.
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He doesn't fit into the usual blueprint of a flawed Arsenal player, all technical ability and no consistency.
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But it would fit into Trump's pattern of behavior, as evidenced by the arrangement Trump had with Pecker.
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I'm in my house with something that's completely lopsided, or doesn't fit into a bag or a box.
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Now that we've gotten rid of the elephant in the room, how does modding fit into your life?
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Relational Undercurrents is separated thematically into four sections, though most works could easily fit into more than one.
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His name wouldn't fit into my story, because his role in the rest of my life didn't matter.
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And it's a marked departure from the business genre that Amoruso's first title fit into (and also challenged).
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His tech partners were excited to develop this tiny camera to fit into his eye, a world first.
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They responded that they wanted something as big as the moon that would fit into their lunch pail.
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For these reasons, they could be easier to fit into a launch vehicle and even cheaper to launch.
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Defending Judge Kavanaugh, she argued that the #MeToo movement did not fit into the Supreme Court confirmation proceedings.
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Can you outline how each of these components fit into the schema you outline in The Shock Doctrine ?
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Even on Urban Excursions, Finding Mother Nature's Charms Nature should and can fit into your next city getaway.
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So, how does Apple TV+ fit into Apple's overall strategy to boost its revenue for digital services revenue?
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It's a small camera that allowed me to fit into small paces, especially while shooting inside the car.
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The Obama administration limited the number of jobs that fit into this category; now Trump is expanding it.
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Vonleh is still an underdevolped black box, but he fit into the starting lineup in the second half.
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" History along this coast, Bunting notes early on, "is unruly, and does not fit into an orderly narrative.
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In the process of trying to fit into this mold, we are asked to sacrifice quite a lot.
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How does this fit into the broader universe of Lotería, which has such a rich history spanning centuries?
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Were this an Edna O'Brien production, the action would mostly likely fit into a 20-page short story.
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"They're a way for couples to create their own customs and not fit into a box," she said.
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"All of his demands fit into a picture that he believes the apparatus is mine," Mr. Buell said.
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Grailed is still working out how women fit into its vision, and the women's market represents untapped potential.
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Simple Habit offers quick and easy five-minute meditation sessions that anyone can fit into their daily schedule.
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That would fit into what many officials and analysts have long believed to be Mr. Kim's game plan.
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What "America" you get depends in part on where you fit into existing American racial hierarchies and inequities.
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All of that doesn't fit into a very neat box, but I don't think that's a bad thing.
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And nobody seems to trust the people in charge to tell them where they fit into the future.
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They're gel vitamins that are nano-size and can fit into every single one of your blood cells.
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And nothing will fit into the tight spot where handles join a stainless-steel panel like Weiman Wipes.
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But this modern work force doesn't really fit into many of the solutions created for last century's workers.
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The bottom line: Roberts says employers can combat this issue by rethinking how veterans fit into a company.
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The occasional obit that fit into my sports department schedule was a diversion, not a full-time endeavor.
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So we have decided to go much deeper into the topics that we couldn't fit into our reviews.
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But beyond that, he's got a slew of policy proposals that are hard to fit into any box.
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More even than most people will fit into one playthrough, and yes, this story changes with your choices.
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The truth doesn't always fit into something packaged in an hour-long special or five-minute stump speech.
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Use your pockets of capitated care to enable powerful solutions that don't fit into your traditional business model.
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How Mr. Sessions' approach to the Charlottesville investigation will fit into his emerging record remains to be seen.
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For months the staff had been discussing adding archers, as long they could fit into the larger story.
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Trying to make Trump fit into any sort of pre-established box of presidential behavior is misunderstanding him.
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You may have to start looking at listings to see how those desires fit into your budget, too.
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Some options collapse to impressively compact dimensions and are able to even fit into overhead compartments on airplanes.
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Mr. Reed, a judicious drummer and bandleader from Chicago, naturally fit into that rubric with his current band.
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Also, explaining how U.S. moves fit into a coherent overall strategy toward China and Asia will be important.
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This is unusual as most economic series fit into just one of three categories: leading, coincident or lagging.
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Chipotle (CMG) launched "lifestyle bowls," a new collection of meals that fit into paleo, ketogenic and Whole30 diets.
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Spending upwards of $1,500 or more on a laptop just doesn't fit into the budgets for many people.
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Both products would fit into Amazon's strategy to place its Alexa voice-assistant everywhere — in home and beyond.
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Will Shortz has created a series of unclued mini crossword puzzles whose entries all fit into one category.
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Will Shortz has created a series of unclued mini crossword puzzles whose entries all fit into one category.
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Mr. Dano, who seemed almost too tall to fit into the fake kitchen, was comparatively dispassionate, soft-spoken.
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They simulated the folding of each one, looking for the combinations that might fit into the viral niche.
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So how does this closure fit into the larger issues that New York faces with mobility and transportation?
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How Strom's romantic regionalism will fit into an urban and coastal vision of contemporary performance practice is unclear.
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I like cake and stuff too, but I have to limit myself, 'cause I have to fit into costumes.
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My mom was my best friend in my life, so I [thought] I [could] never fit into this [show].
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Yes, a cumbersome project with fragile elements that I haven't quite figured out how to fit into the kiln.
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As an actress, there are so many pressures to look a certain way and fit into a sample size.
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