"It fits in with the way we do oversight," he said.
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The other part that possibly fits in with the valonqar theory?
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It's not clear exactly where Wavegarden fits in with WeWork's business.
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Flip'd fits in with IHOP's more general plan to aggressively expand.
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"He fits in with the wallpaper," one person told the Journal.
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Your stuff fits in with the other acts at North Coast.
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The second product fits in with the blurring trend we're seeing now.
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The Rally fits in with Pioneer's recent push into Lightning-powered accessories.
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He fits in with this team because ... he has an overall game.
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Tell me what that means and how anarchism fits in with developing Zingerman's.
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The teacher pay proposal fits in with another signature policy for Harris's campaign.
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Just make sure travel fits in with your other retirement goals, she said.
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This fits in with the idea that drinking is mainly a social pastime.
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Its subtle design is classic Fossil, and it fits in with any outfit.
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Less flashy, but it fits in with this phone's boring-but-sturdy look.
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This also fits in with the wider strategy Amazon has been applying to Echo.
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Finally, let's talk about "Death Wish" and how that fits in with the album.
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This scenario fits in with his behavior over the past 18 months or so.
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This exactly fits in with his worldview and his five- and 220-year plans.
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But the A380 order nevertheless fits in with a broader strategy, Mr. Charlton said.
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The latter, however, fits in with an important part of this administration's general vision.
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It's a classic marketing technique, and it fits in with Instagram's aspirational vibes perfectly.
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It's literary and unexpected, but it fits in with boys' names like Theodore and Carson.
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Trump's position on gun control is expected; it fits in with the Republican Party's platform.
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Part of me loves the way "Ultralight Beam" fits in with this one as is.
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"If I don't think it fits in with that, I'm not going to do it."
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Be aware of your monthly payment and how it fits in with your regular expenses.
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This is especially alarming because of how it fits in with centuries of anti-Semitism.
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That, to me, fits in with compulsions because these things we're doing really aren't that pleasurable.
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His brothers think she is "awesome" and "cool" and that she fits in with their family.
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Could you describe your intent with the phrase and how it fits in with the narrative?
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It's kind of insane how well Blazing Saddles fits in with the trailer for HBO's Westworld.
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The company will also assess where it fits in with VR, AR and other emerging technologies.
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It'd also mean we'd be providing a race that fits in with other people's time zones.
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Where do you think A Girl Cried Red fits in with emo as it is today?
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Where do you think A Girl Cried Red fits in with emo as it is today?
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Suda, what about a survival TV show concept fits in with a world like Violence Jack?
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Tying him to Pryor — and possibly catching him in a lie — fits in with that strategy.
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It's a neat idea that fits in with the push to stop the use of disposable straws.
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The technology fits in with Facebook's plans to beam internet access down from the skies using drones.
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But this proposed emergency declaration fits in with Sanders's most central message: a need for political revolution.
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It's funny if deliberately cringe-making, but fits in with the sexual revolution that was in full swing.
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This fits in with IBM's broader strategy to offer a wide range of cloud services to its customers.
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This move fits in with a larger integration to bring access from across the internet into Snapchat content.
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But it also fits in with the air of mystery the company likes to maintain around the bird.
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The lack of much transformative economic policy coming from Washington so far neatly fits in with this pattern.
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And I guess he fits in with the whole crowd you mentioned in the sense that he lost.
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Pivoting to Known Unknowns, how do you feel this record fits in with the rest of your catalog?
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A race fits in with their training schedule and provides a marked-off course with aid stations vs.
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Ultimately, though, "Outta This World" fits in with Blackout's mission to create a fantasy world for Britney to inhabit.
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Carter's second directive — strengthening conventional deterrence — fits in with his pre-rollout strategy of revealing details about new weapons programs.
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The proposal also fits in with a wider undertaking by Trump's HHS to increase religious protections for health care workers.
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The visit fits in with their ongoing campaign for mental health, Heads Together, which they set up with Prince Harry.
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Microsoft has also tweaked the default wallpaper of Windows 10 so it better fits in with the new light theme.
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It is less clear how the film, TV and music division fits in with the enlarged Hasbro group, she said.
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" The fact that current drinking wasn't associated with high grade tumors, "fits in with what we know about prostate cancer.
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From their point of view, what Trump is doing as disruptor in the West absolutely fits in with Russian aims.
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It fits in with many types of home décor and lets your dog's den blend in nicely with other furniture.
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This fits in with other signs that national factory activity is slowing, having hit a two-year low in December.
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I dance all the time even outside of TikTok, so it fits in with stuff that I like to do.
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And that fits in with a second theme for candidates: People deserve a second chance, because many grow and change.
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Schrems said the slow pace fits in with what he describes as the Irish regulator's track record of avoiding enforcement.
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There's a much more sophisticated understanding of how this Ebola response fits in with populations' concerns around protection and security.
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And it fits in with the new Democratic message on gun control: that "dangerous people" shouldn't be allowed to have guns.
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For each of us, our practice of drawing is slow and meticulous, which fits in with the city's "no rush" mindset.
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While LEAD fits in with the growing body of incarceration alternatives like drug courts, it is distinct in some important ways.
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Ms. Williamson's call for a tangible step toward atonement fits in with her campaign's broader push for introspection, reconciliation and healing.
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That fits in with WhatsApp's larger agenda, revealed earlier this year, which sees the company increasing its focus on its business customers.
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Several of these apps will attempt to wake you up at a time that fits in with your body's natural circadian rhythms.
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El-Sayed, who unsuccessfully ran for the Democratic nomination for governor in the state, said Trump Jr. fits in with Michigan Republicans.
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There's no in-line remote on the optional cable, however, which just fits in with the GW100s' complete unsuitability for use outside.Design
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"No matter where he is, he fits in with every group," said James Harris, the director of player development for the Indians.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And with his signature striped tie, pocket square and flag pin, Bret Bear fits in with even the most sophisticated crowds.
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So you have a look at it, and it's lively and it fits in with what I think people are using Snapchat for.
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In a recent interview with The Verge, Khosrowshahi says the company will consider any type of business that fits in with that ethos.
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The theory also fits in with the scene of a teenage Kate (Hannah Zeile) and Randall (Niles Fitch) at Miguel's (Jon Huertas) house.
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Yet Trump's supporters tend to care less about an immigrant's legal status than about whether she fits in with US culture and values.
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The long counter fits in with the izakaya feature and also lends itself to solo dining or a quick drink and a snack.
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The trend toward outsourcing work that was once handled in house as a way of saving money fits in with that story line.
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Calling him "incredible," Bezos touted Scaringe's decadelong experience in the auto space, adding that his personality perfectly fits in with Amazon's culture and values.
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As TechCrunch's Ingrid Lunden wrote in April, Microsoft has been pushing a multi-platform services approach, and this fits in with that overall strategy.
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However, that's no reason for nonsensical romantic comedy not to spawn a sequel — especially when it so perfectly fits in with real world events.
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How can you argue that this overall growth fits in with conservative ambition to significantly cut back on the size of federal welfare programs?
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This stuttering production profile fits in with expectations that this year will be one of global supply shortfall and a resulting drawdown in inventories.
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Rohrabacher's sudden shift on health care fits in with a broader Republican strategy adopted as Democrats hammer GOP candidates over attempts to repeal Obamacare.
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I was also thinking about this anti-immigrant sentiment that we've seen in the West and how this fits in with the zombie monster.
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Calling him "incredible," Bezos touted Scaringe's decade long experience in the auto space, adding that his personality perfectly fits in with Amazon's culture and values.
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Financial advisors are warning investors to avoid making reactionary moves and to consider how this rapidly heating market fits in with their overall financial picture.
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According to The Telegraph, roughly 200 miles of tweed are worn every year by spectators at Cheltenham, so Morestead fits in with the dress code.
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"Our mission as a company is to bring positivity and joy" Shahidi tells TechCrunch, and the new comedy focus fits in with the Shots philosophy.
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"It's just being aware of the variations in what people get for their national guidance and whether our guidance fits in with that," she said.
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This time around, viewers will be treated to more of her background story and how it fits in with Elsa and Anna in the present.
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It also fits in with Google&aposs strategy of evolving beyond search, as Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai has said at press events in the past.
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A review of Syngenta's strategy shows that Dr. Cresswell's experience fits in with practices used by American competitors like Monsanto and across the agrochemical industry.
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The move to release the emails in the court motion to dismiss the indictment fits in with Mr. Weinstein's past tactics to beat back accusations.
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The show is ultimately about seeing things from other perspectives, and hearing outsides voices... so it fits in with what we do with the show thematically.
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The thing is, I'm over 6 foot, so I love the fact that I can wear flats and it fits in with all of the trends.
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This fits in with Kate's ongoing campaign for the mental wellbeing of young people, which she has been building on for much of her public life.
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The ride-hailing company also took time in its comments to outline where it fits in with highly autonomous vehicles (HAVs), basically as a network operator.
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But he fits in with the president-elect's promise to cut the agency back and eliminate regulation that he says is stifling oil and gas drilling.
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For the Joker star — an awards favorite — this move fits in with other aspects of his moral philosophy; he's an outspoken environmentalist and animal rights supporter.
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These paintings measure more than 10 feet high by nearly 9 feet wide, a scale that fits in with many paintings done by the Abstract Expressionists.
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I like the sentiment about not being stressed out about one's place in the world and about whether one fits in with what others expect of them.
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The hiring process is not only about finding the person with the skills for the job, but also about the person who fits in with company culture.
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"We don't completely know how the gut microbiome, all of the bacteria that live inside of our digestive tract, fits in with all of this," she said.
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While no group has yet claimed responsibility for Monday night's blast, analysts said the nature of the attack fits in with the targeting strategies of Islamic militants.
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"Although the software comes from the U.S., the whole things has been 'Australian-ised' to make sure it fits in with Australian financial services regulation," he said.
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"There's just more of a campness to America, and American music," he says—something that fits in with the glitz and glamour of Trudy's own live show.
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Learning how daily nutrition fits in with step count and how stress or travel can derail a routine are important components that are individualized for each person.
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HashiCorp's Terraform system fits in with that approach because it provides a way to procure the computing resources that will be needed for applications in multiple clouds.
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"The new dinosaur fits in with an incredible [range] of feathered, winged animals that are closely related to the origin of birds," Poust, the study's author, said.
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I think it fits in with the fact that there's a bunch of really large audio platforms that are standing around the edge of the pool of podcasting.
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The shoe fits in with other projects from Verily (formerly Google Life Sciences), which include contact lenses for farsightedness and a special spoon for people with movement disorders.
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What makes the 3a a particularly compelling product, however, is how it fits in with Google's long-stated plan of innovating more on the software/AI/ML fronts.
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S) has bought Austrian industrial automation company Bernecker & Rainer, a move that fits in with its strategy of expanding its products to better challenge German rival Siemens (SIEGn.
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Authorized shares do not always all convert to issued shares, but this gives us a range that fits in with what we've heard about the $20 billion valuation.
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This story fits in with a time-honored tradition of telling long-winded, customer service nightmare stories on Twitter, in series of dozens or even hundreds of tweets.
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It wasn't possible to test this in Google's demo area, but it certainly fits in with Google's theme of more closely marrying its hardware and software features together.
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Cespedes owns horses and has a ranch in Florida, so his taste for country tunes fits in with the cowboy persona he has more or less taken on.
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Hillary Clinton surely fits in with what remains of this culture, where personality counts for less than brains, assiduousness, and the mastery of legal codes and empirical data.
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"All of this fits in with Beijing's goals of expansion and being a global standard setter," says Erica Downs, an expert on China and energy at Columbia University.
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Hitting a lower price point also fits in with the strategy employed by Misfit's owner, Fossil, which makes a huge range of devices to fit different needs and budgets.
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Acquiring stakes in Mediaset fits in with Vivendi's broader strategy of creating a southern European media and content conglomerate to compete with the likes of Rupert Murdoch's Sky SKYB.
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It's all nicely arranged and fits in with the aesthetic of the similar Screen Time app, and if needed you can see stats as far back as 10 days.
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It fits in with Netflix's overarching mission to provide the best experience for customers, and at most, it should push people to use separate profiles if they aren't already.
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Action for Children very much fits in with Kate's mission in her public work to help improve early intervention for children suffering with difficulties because of challenging family circumstances.
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It fits in with the throwback vibe Calvin is very aggressively channeling, and also sees Pharrell looking like Pharrell: Vacation Edition, and Big Sean hanging out with a parrot.
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But without really understanding how Thurman sees Tarantino's role, we can't understand the larger significance of the event or how it fits in with what Thurman experienced from Weinstein.
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The moderation in the pace of hiring fits in with expectations of slower economic growth as the stimulus from a $1.5 trillion tax cut and increased government spending ebbs.
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"The makeup look in New York is very chic and very minimal, which is something that totally fits in with who I am and my lifestyle," she tells PeopleStyle.
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Some say their mission to join up the disparate Kurdish dots fits in with Iran's hopes of pushing west to the Mediterranean like Darius I, an ancient Persian king.
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Read on for a discussion of how the tenuousness of existence informed the new album, and how his solo practice fits in with his long history of film composition.
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Remember that Chariot was acquired by Ford Smart Mobility earlier this year – I asked Vahabzadeh how this fits in with the carmaker's larger plans around the future of transportation.
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You want to make sure that the monthly payments are manageable, that you fully understand the terms, and that the loan fits in with your long-term financial goals.
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Megan Woods, minister for research, science and innovation for New Zealand, said that Kitty Hawk's Cora fits in with the country's aim of having net zero emissions by 2050.
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How do you think your game fits in with Jamal Murray, Nikola Jokic, Gary Harris, and all the other members of Denver's core who're young and on your timeline?
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Photo: A24 Lady Bird Where to Stream It: Amazon, iTunes Like most teenagers, Christine "Lady Bird" MacPherson (Saoirse Ronan) never feels like she quite fits in with her fellow classmates.
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Still, he pledged to Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) that he would advocate for scientific funding regardless of how the research fits in with the reigning political and philosophical ideologies.
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The CloudLanes acquisition fits in with this strategy, too: the company's solution stack includes cloud storage that leverages on-premise data as a cache; ransomware protection; audit logs and more.
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Best Buy employees will demonstrate how the smart home assistants work and Geek Squad members can provide help with support and installation, which fits in with the connected home strategy.
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"What is important is that it makes strategic and financial sense, and it fits in with our public objectives to have a return above the cost of capital," he said.
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" That also fits in with the history of leopard print, said Emma McClendon, the associate curator of costume at the Museum at F.I.T. and of the forthcoming exhibit "Power Mode.
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" That also fits in with the history of leopard print, said Emma McClendon, the associate curator of costume at the Museum at F.I.T. and of the forthcoming exhibit "Power Mode.
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What's more, "Baby Shark Dance" fits in with a larger theme of wholesome internet trends, in that it's simple and bright and turns sharks into cute and cuddly sea companions.
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This fits in with a legacy of limiting the face of sex work — and any other kind of supposedly morally transgressive behavior — in pop culture to acceptably white, acceptably attractive women.
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It fits in with other recent attempts to explain the extinction without assuming behavioral differences between Neanderthals and our ancestors, said Wil Roebroeks of the University of Leiden in the Netherlands.
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The launch also notably fits in with Tinder's new strategy to position itself as a dating app for younger users who are less interested in settling down into long-term relationships.
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A tougher question for researchers is trying to understand how one population crash fits in with die-offs of other animals and whether die-offs have been increasing in recent years.
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The feature fits in with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's manifesto published last month, where he called for a focus on using Facebook to build a more civically engaged community (among other goals).
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Kate's role fits in with her comprehensive concern for the early-years sector — whether the mental health challenges some families and children face or the desire for a trouble-free education.
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Yet, however counterproductive it might seem, Trump's full-throttle defense of the rally fits in with his larger approach to politics, which is all about keeping his die-hard followers happy.
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The moon mission also fits in with a current debate NASA has been having with itself over whether to fly people back to the moon or press on straight to Mars.
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This reading of Twombly fits in with the commonplace critical narrative that the past is dead, and that it is only good for appropriation and ironic commentary but not much else.
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In this sense, Roy Moore, who brandished a gun on the campaign trail, fits in with Rentfrow's description of the link between violence and a culture of honor in the South.
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The proposal to build a battery plant near Lordstown, in Ohio's Mahoning Valley between Cleveland and Pittsburgh, fits in with G.M.'s plan to introduce 20 battery-powered vehicles by 2023.
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He also has helped build a new charter school in the city, a project that fits in with his passions of helping others know they can do whatever they want in life.
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As a short form for the ancient Archibald, Teutonic for "truly brave," it fits in with the contemporary British trend for putting nickname-names — Alfie and Billy and Joe — on the birth certificate.
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This model fits in with the Silicon Valley business model and, while we actively celebrate and support these individual wins, it does little to connect Silicon valley to the majority of the planet.
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This fits in with longer-term changes at the company, which has gradually been tightening features and services that it provides to users on different tiers of its service as well as developers.
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The Mac, well I don't know that it fits in with this bunch, but it will eventually run some version of iOS apps, and that little experiment is not going super well, either.
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Although the Netflix sci-fi series takes place hundreds of years in the future, it's easy to see where Lizzie's story fits in with the tapestry of revelations born from the #MeToo movement.
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But it's critical to understand how the people on the front lines of that fight think about their jobs, and how it fits in with the fundamental truth of how Google makes money.
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As Kan points out, the potential buyer is likely valuing your startup based on where it fits in with their short- or long-term strategy — and their number is likely lower than yours.
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Miller's attempt to curtail the access of student visas fits in with his larger nativism, and calls to mind a similar argument made by his ally Steve Bannon, a former White House advisor.
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That conclusion fits in with the notion that both hypotheses of Mount Sharp's formation are true in part, said Ashwin R. Vasavada, the mission's project scientist and an author of the Science paper.
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The appointment fits in with a series of moves made by Solskjaer since he was named manager in March, after a three month spell as interim boss following the departure of Jose Mourinho.
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McKay is not attempting to blame Cheney for these things in a "liberal hit," but rather to show how Cheney's rise fits in with a broader story about the Republican Party and American politics.
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"My character was brought in by the CIA to explain what's going on with this Predator," she shared, as Brown explained how the upcoming film fits in with the 1987 "Predator" starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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There's not a lot to go by in terms of hints from the invitation — just a stylized Apple logo and the phrase "Let's take a field trip," which fits in with the education theme.
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The latter is one the pieces Lim said she was most excited to work on, as it both draws from Esprit's archive but also feels like something that fits in with the OC brand.
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The willingness to share nuclear technology with Saudi Arabia fits in with the Trump-Kushner strategy to form an American-sponsored alliance of Arab states led by Saudi Arabia plus Israel to oppose Iran.
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Financing fits in with those: like the fraud product, it's another example of how Stripe can build products based around data that it is already picking up about its business customers and their transaction histories.
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At the time, Samsung had given the reason that the dual camera setup would require a higher price tag and more demanding hardware, which logically fits in with the ethos behind the Galaxy Note line.
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" He added that the U.K.'s "relatively small pot of money could lead to specialization that fits in with broader public policy goals, such as the (focusing spending on) Horn of Africa to reduce migration.
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Given the stakes, relevance, and staggering aesthetics, anyone not interested in seeing how Boogie Cousins (however healthy) fits in with the most impressive foursome in NBA history might as well quit the NBA for good.
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He has help from new character D'Unte (a scene-stealing Griffin Matthews), whose seamless introduction fits in with other secondary or tertiary figures moving to the forefront, like Al (Jemar Michael) and Brooke (Courtney Sauls).
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Plenty of questions about the system remain, like how Google plans to verify the identity of a gesturer, and how adding a new control scheme fits in with the company's broader push to simplify Android.
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Jupiter clashes with Neptune on January 13 for the first of three times this year: getting real about your relationships and figuring out how it all fits in with your career plans will be crucial.
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Those artists are usually artists I know personally from showing with them or meeting them through friends or some other social way, but whose work I believe in and fits in with my overall schedule.
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This fits in with the M.O. of Jurek, whose crime spree ended when he was caught having imprisoned a woman in a coffin for two years, which he found much more satisfying than killing her.
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The 50-million-euro ($56.32 million) hybrid station fits in with Greece's plans to double green energy in power generation by 2030 to cut its above-EU average reliance on imported oil and on coal.
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The soft reading fits in with recent economic data on consumer and business spending as well as wholesale inventory investment that have suggested economic growth slowed sharply from the fourth quarter's 1.4 percent annualized rate.
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We asked the CPAC faithful How Trump fits in with the conservative movement At times, Thursday's roster of speakers at CPAC felt like aseminar devoted to refashioning Trump as a conservative befitting the movement's core principles.
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The proposal fits in with Booker's campaign theme of "justice for all," which he is currently highlighting during a two-week national tour, but has been at the center of his presidential bid from the beginning.
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The company's shares are diving more than 10% in extended trading, which more or less fits in with the usual behavior of Netflix — big spikes, up and down, all over the place and all the time.
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But CNN's Chris Cillizza says Trump's decision fits in with what White House chief strategist Steve Bannon thinks is Trump's best path to reelection -- keep his conservative base happy and then figure out the rest later.
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Cannon went on to say that Republicans, who have tried and failed to repeal ObamaCare, need to come up with their own version of "Medicare for all" that fits in with their beliefs on health care.
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The slow pace fits in with a track record of easygoing treatment of Facebook from before the GDPR era, when the Irish regulator had next to zero power to sanction firms, Schrems and other critics say.
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While the ADP report has a poor record of predicting the private payrolls component of the government's employment report, last month's slowdown in hiring fits in with economists' expectations for moderate nonfarm payrolls growth in September.
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His work fits in with Detroit's institutional interests these days — Cranbrook Art Museum is currently showing a Punk Graphics (1976–1986) exhibition, on the heels of last season's twin shows featuring Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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Additionally, under a "Careers" section, you can usually find a contact email for HR. Feel free to get in touch directly to ask questions about exchange opportunities and if an open position fits in with your goals.
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All of it constitutes important information executives can use to monitor the state of their meetings and make decisions, and this is where Huddly fits in with the software platform we develop on top of our camera.
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"That again fits in with this story that normal déjà vu is a healthy thing," Moulin says—because your prefrontal cortex is astute enough to notice that this over-activity in the memory system isn't quite right.
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It's not clear how, if at all, that fits in with Citizens of the American Republic, which on its website celebrates Bannon's theories of economic nationalism but ostensibly is intended to defend Trump and Republicans in the midterms.
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This fits in with Direct Line's current "Hit while parked" campaign, that aims to tackle the "injustice" of insurers not paying out if someone's car is hit while in a parking lot, Marketing Director Mark Evans told CNBC.
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Though the sculpture fits in with a certain style of work in the '90s that championed using more organic materials like eggshells and bones, the somber implications of airplanes hitting a bull's-eye are too chilling to overlook.
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This host was an early model (which totally fits in with the pattern of old hosts going haywire), which means he used a legacy geo positioning system — the information is still there, the new system just can't read it.
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The front of the Huawei Nova 264S fits in with the ongoing wave of big-screen/small-bezel phones including the OnePlus 2256T and the latest from Huawei's own Honor line, the Honor V24, which was just launched yesterday.
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This certainly fits in with Adobe's goal to build a customer service experience system of record and Salesforce's acquisition of Mulesoft in March to integrate data from across an organization, all in the interest of better understanding the customer.
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"While a bit disappointing, this number fits in with the seasonal pattern that we have seen over the past few years, where Q1.023 has tended to be weak," said Sameer Samana, global quantitative strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute.
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"It fits in with what we do, the getaway-themed kind of bar from another time when people valued their leisure time a little more than they do now," said Jim Kearns, the beverage director of Golden Age Hospitality.
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And so you know, I imagine a savvy politician is going to try to grab that warmth, and one of the ways to do it — especially for women — is to do something that fits in with these traditional stereotypes.
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Resy fits in with Amex's larger goal of providing services to cardholders that can help connect them to unique experiences, as its platform can be used to acquire reservations even at newer, hipper and hard to get into restaurants.
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"On the surface this incident seems bizarre and absurd, but I think it actually fits in with a wider, well-documented pattern of online misogynists committing crimes offline as well," said Leigh Honeywell, CEO of anti-harassment technology startup Tall Poppy.
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"A regime who murders someone in a public airport using nerve agents and a despotic leader who murders his brother in that matter, that's clearly an act of terrorism that fits in with the range of other actions," he said.
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"This anonymous late seventeenth-century artist is not modern in the sense that she fits in with Man Ray or Max Ernst; she is modern in the ways she occludes the clear subjects that she might have painted," Elkins writes.
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And when it lands, the frisbee perfectly covers one of the dots on the blanket — perhaps signifying how the Tethers will kill and take the place of their counterparts or how Adelaide, a Tether, fits in with the world above ground.
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In many ways, said Giesler, Musk's ethos fits in with the Californian Ideology, a somewhat prescient concept proposed in 1995 to explain and critique the technologist-led merging of left- and right-wing principles to design a positive narrative around entrepreneurship.
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His allies insist that those fears are misplaced and that Mr. McConnell will make a decision based on factors he has already stated publicly: How much Republican support the bill secures and how it fits in with other must-pass legislation.
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Their music fits in with futuristic singsong hip-hop while recalling the sounds of pioneering rap groups like Bone Thugs-n-Harmony and Nappy Roots, who also attained national clout by rapping about their communities with a similarly sunny outlook.
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"I feel it's about time that we have a national debate on the Supreme Court and how it fits in with our constitutional system of government," the chairman of the Judiciary Committee told attendees at the event in National Harbor, Maryland.
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Writer Kelly Sue DeConnick had the honor of writing the new Captain Marvel's first story when she decides to take up the title and tries to find out how she fits in with the world while fighting against monsters and villains.
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The great mystery of "Rogue One" — the big payoff, the thing people like me would be pilloried for divulging, the puzzle you will congratulate yourself for solving — is where it fits in with the rest of the "Star Wars" cycle.
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The study also analyzed where surgery fits in with other treatment options available to patients, such as targeted medications, said Ross Mudgway, a medical student at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine, who was first author of the study.
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The findings fits in with the new understanding that a mix of meteorites is determined more by the history of collisions in the asteroid belt rather than by the mix of asteroids whose orbits around the sun are close to Earth's.
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Still, if Catz has been going around telling people about McMaster's assessment that Trump is a dumbass, it would certainly indicate that she fits in with the backbiting staff that simultaneously knows how unqualified the president is and does nothing about it.
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The new name fits in with the firm's strategy to focus on renewable energy after it divested its oil and gas business - and relieves it of the unfortunate acronym in the old name that is a crude, slang word in some languages.
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"A regime who murders someone in a public airport using nerve agent, and a despotic leader who murders his brother in that manner, I mean, that&aposs clearly an act of terrorism that fits in with a range of other actions," McMaster said.
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That last one may not seem like it fits in with the more common plot points of a YA romance, but Harriet Reuter Hapgood's debut novel The Square Root of Summer proves that time travel and young love go hand in hand.
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And so that, too, became a focus for the team, but looking at all of these issues together — combined with an additional focus on security — the Edge team then looked at how all of this fits in with the entire Microsoft suite.
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The clause, which has stirred controversy in Canada, fits in with U.S. President Donald Trump's efforts to isolate China economically and prevent Chinese companies from using Canada or Mexico as a "back door" to ship products tariff-free to the United States.
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Lang and Mr. Dion wrote the chilling libretto), as well as videos (by Bill Morrison) and projections (by Laurie Olinder), fits in with the mission of Prototype to foster the future of contemporary opera by opening the genre to fresh thinking and experimentation.
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For Melinda Zeder, a Smithsonian Institution scientist who studies domestication, that fits in with other research that indicates the narrow genetic variation among many domestic animals — which sometimes leads to prevalent diseases — is a recent development, not an inevitable consequence of domestication.
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"It would have to be a brand … that fits in with our growth drivers, that could be a big developer, that has a distinctive, relevant brand, that could grow same-store sales growth in the long term," Gibbs said in the interview.
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While this fits in with Apple's core business -- selling devices -- and the company's emphasis on user privacy, it could put it at a competitive disadvantage with many app makers, who prefer the more flexible approach from competitors as they look at add AI features.
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The simple cube shape fits in with any decor, and the customizable grille can be swapped (for an additional price) from monolithic black to an olive, terracotta, or peacock color to better fit in with your style, or to complement a more flamboyant personality.
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I sat down with Google Canada's Head of Public Affairs Aaron Brindle after the satellite keynote event here in Toronto to discuss what hardware means for Google now, and how its work in artificial intelligence and machine learning fits in with the device side of the equation.
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"It's like something out of Frankenstein," Roderick says when Faraday pulls out the electroshock device, and the way science and technology pop up through the story helps paint a picture of a mid-century England still uncertain about how the explained fits in with the unexplainable.
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SANGER: So you know Mr. Trump, from listening and enjoying these two conversations we've had today which have been extremely interesting, I've been trying to sort of fit where your worldview and your philosophy here, your doctrine fits in with sort of the previous Republican mainlines of inquiry.
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That fits in with an idea proposed in 2014 of how domestication and the initial goal of breeding tamer animals able to live and work with people also led to a series of other traits commonly observed among domesticated animals: smaller brains, floppy ears, curly tails, varied colorings.
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Politicians from all sides use the web to push their own version of the story, and frequently it is not so important to be seen as honest as it is to be pushing a populist message that fits in with a group's existing world view — however untrue it might be.
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The move fits in with Yang's unique approach to campaigning, one that began with him appearing on podcasts like the one hosted by comedian and former television host Joe Rogan, and in the videos of YouTubers like the Fung Bros, and that has more recently included weekly Twitter campaigns and crowdsurfing.
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What is less clear is how the new particle fits in with findings from 2002, when physicists working at Fermilab outside Chicago made the first claim of a doubly charmed baryon, one consisting of two charm quarks plus a down quark (instead of the up quark seen in the CERN experiment).
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As to how the program fits in with its existing partnership program, which is what lets streamers offered subscriptions to their channels for monthly fees and collect ad revenue, Twitch sees it as a step on the way to becoming a partner, a process that is more intensive and involves an application review.
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While there is no news on that today, you can see how expanding the variety and breadth of content on Twitch by way of esports leagues and tournaments fits in with a wider effort to bring more regular, engaged users into the Amazon fold, using this as one of the big draws.
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He could've made a really serious pop record, which would have been much less of a risk, or he could have made a rock 'n roll record and take a risk, and he did… This beautiful child should've been born in 1948, too, because he just fits in with all of us.
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During an appearance on Thursday's episode of the Keep It podcast, the Academy Award-winning screenwriter opened up about her 2007 hit and how it fits in with the current anti-abortion efforts underway in states like Georgia, Ohio and Alabama, which introduced a sweeping bill banning nearly all abortions on Wednesday.
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This is only a correlation, not a causation, but it fits in with the hygiene hypothesis: the idea that recent increases in many auto-immune diseases are the result of an over-sanitized childhood environment, which prevents a kid's immune system from learning how to differentiate between trivial threats and serious ones.
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It's an approach that fits in with Altos Ventures' wider investment style, which tends to favor serial entrepreneurs, or those with previous corporate experience, because they are often "better at building teams and executing," said Oh. But Lee remains humbled: "I don't know how, but he had that belief," Lee said of Kim.
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The dirt being kicked up by Nunes fits in with the smokescreen created by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.).
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Even if the hack at the DNC fits in with wider Russian security policy that has used the media, covert cyber operations and support for anti-establishment groups in Europe as tools in information warfare, it is unclear whether Putin -- even if he favors Trump -- would sanction an effort to try to elect him.
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"China's September data for copper is pretty poor and fits in with the idea that although demand in China is not that bad, the country does seem to be going through a de-stocking phase," Oxford Economics commodity director Dan Smith said, adding strong production is not supportive of higher prices in the short term.
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Using a withdrawal letter in this manner fits in with a scenario that some industry lobbyists and trade observers say is increasingly likely: If there's no deal after two more scheduled negotiating rounds in late January and March, NAFTA talks would be put on hold for several months as Mexico's presidential election campaign gets under way.
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"China's September data for copper is pretty poor and fits in with the idea that although demand in China is not that bad, the country does seem to be going through a de-stocking phase," Oxford Economics commodity director Dan Smith told Reuters, adding that strong production is not supportive of higher prices in the short term.
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"We weren't proactively on the market with Men's Journal, but the opportunity came up, and it kind of fits in with our plans and our desire to really continue to grow Rolling Stone," Gus Wenner, the head of digital operations at Wenner and the son of the company's founder, Jann S. Wenner, said in an interview on Wednesday.
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Ronca says At Home fits in with what the network is trying to do with its comedy slate at large: Provide a platform for creator-driven shows that only a specific writer or actor could pull off, like Billy on the Street or The Chris Gethard Show, which are both very much shaped by the personalities and sensibilities of their creators.
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What that demographic, newly awoken to her legacy, might not realize is how well Ms. Steinem — a social networker even before she joined Twitter; a nondriver; a voracious traveler who has spent most of her career without a formal job; and a lifelong rule-breaker who can rock a raised fist and a raunchy punch line — fits in with them already.
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We also know that, after Hogwarts, Scamander worked as an employee of the Ministry of Magic in the Beast Division of Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures, but we don't exactly know where that fits in with his whereabouts during World War I. His brother, it seems, was a famous war hero — something we still know little about.
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Burckhardt began this cardboard opus long before the recent spate of hurricanes and floods in Texas, Florida, the Caribbean, and many other places ( the ones we don't hear much about in America, especially when, like South Asia, they are far away), meaning that it is not topical, although it certainly fits in with these severe weather events, as if it had anticipated them.
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The most Mac-like Mac option: Folx (macOS)Screenshot: FolxIf you're looking for a download manager that fits in with your macOS aesthetic and looks like it might have been developed by Apple itself, then give Folx a try: It can work with or without the browsers on your system, lets you resume downloads automatically when they get cut off, and can split downloads into multiple threads to optimize transfer speeds.
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