In 2016, when then-treasurer Morrison called out Shorten's ill-fitting suit, Shorten told The Project: "I think the problem is that Australia's got an ill-fitting treasurer."
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The clothing they do have is ill fitting and threadbare.
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An ill-fitting glove became a pivotal moment during his trial.
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And basically impossible to have while wearing an ill-fitting prophylactic.
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It's not stretchy, and flops around like an ill-fitting sweater.
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Some would say she's Lana del Rey in ill-fitting jeans.
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He is cleanshaven now and dressed in ill-fitting jailhouse blue.
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Dental work -- such as ill-fitting dentures -- can also be blamed.
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He was famously frugal, favoring drugstore cigars and ill-fitting suits.
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Those beautiful but often ill-fitting undergarments could use some major alterations.
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No seriously—some 80 percent of women are wearing ill-fitting bras.
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Or an ill-fitting belt that cinches the dress in unflattering folds?
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The noise unnerves her, the music seems foreign, the clothes ill-fitting.
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They also complained about ill-fitting cashmere sweaters and allegedly poor quality.
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Ill-fitting gear can leave skin exposed to nasty chemicals, Taylor says.
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My 45-pound pack and ill-fitting boots hardly helped the situation.
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Ill-fitting clothes make you look sad, or too petite, or too big.
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He might as well be OJ Simpson tugging at an ill-fitting glove.
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News Analysis ALEXANDRIA, Va. — For Ed Gillespie, Trumpism was an ill-fitting suit.
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Nothing can ruin a good workout quite like an ill-fitting sports bra.
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He wore an ill-fitting camouflage jacket with a bright-red M.N.L.F. patch.
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Her clothes are ill-fitting, and her bra strap is always hanging out.
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He's short, the jersey is ill-fitting and causing the nameplate to be obscured.
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Perhaps it's because he, too, is a predator in an expensive, ill-fitting suit.
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LG's Watch Sport was comically ill-fitting on my wrist when I tried it.
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It's better to know that than to labor away in an ill-fitting role.
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The game sometimes seems like it was taped together from different ill-fitting pieces.
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A Washington press dinner usually means ill-fitting tuxes, celebrity sightings, and bad jokes.
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But Spicer is still out there, still wearing a series of ill-fitting sport coats.
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Their rifles are wooden replicas, capped with rubber for safety; their uniforms are ill-fitting.
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But the one thing I can't wrap my head around is an ill-fitting swimsuit.
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Ill-fitting outfits can get twisted on external objects or your pet, leading to injury.
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Everyone knows that those straight up and down gowns aren't just drab, they're ill-fitting.
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Overall, it was an ill-fitting poor attempt at ripping off a gorgeous lace original.
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Perhaps a clean-shaven man who wears square-toed shoes and ill-fitting business suits.
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Like McClanahan, his honesty finds him shoehorned into ill-fitting critical comparisons to Charles Bukowski.
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It signals a familiar issue with countries and cities coming up with ill-fitting solutions.
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His army had conscripted children and outfitted them with ill-fitting uniforms and AK-47s.
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Why, in "The Dreamers," was Mr. Ramasar given such an ill-fitting, uncomfortable-looking top?
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But under the bright lights of this show, it looked like an ill-fitting mess.
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She found refuge in theater, but her body often felt like an ill-fitting costume.
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Much of his costume is intentionally a bit ill-fitting and folksy, rather than fancy.
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Many gruesome monster heads are ill-fitting, with poorly cut eye holes that limit vision.
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Just ill-fitting drab navy blue pants and a bad navy blue sort of work shirt.
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Dressed in his trademark ill-fitting brown suit, the weatherman opened his report with a joke.
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The label has always been an ill-fitting match, one given to her by the media.
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So I think there's a trend of bad, ill-fitting names for really big tech companies.
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I, meanwhile, wore an ill-fitting, rented tuxedo with mismatched accents, and the contrast was striking.
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There's a plethora of paunchy men in ill-fitting suits, paired with leggy, stiletto-heeled counterparts.
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He's wearing an ill-fitting grey polo shirt, with black track pants and a black windbreaker.
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The Paris Review even called attention to an Instagram cataloging dolls' ill-fitting and unappealing suits.
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DAKAR, Senegal — His army conscripted children and outfitted them with ill-fitting uniforms and AK-47s.
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But it is ill-fitting when a state legislature directly intervenes to resolve the underlying problem.
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Often, he thought, you settled on an ill-fitting item just to get the drudgery over with.
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It sabotages the genre's truly timeless aspects, stretching out surface-level tropes like an ill-fitting skin.
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Ill-fitting hand controllers either restrict your range of motion or don't pick up input at all.
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The American College of Emergency Physicians cautions against ill-fitting clothes and masks that may obstruct vision.
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That, or I was borrowing a hole-ridden, ill-fitting pair from a friend or family member.
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Pick your clothes a few days beforehand to avoid any mishaps like ill-fitting or wrinkled suits.
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Like an ill-fitting polyester suit, this identity itched, and I yearned to wear something more comfortable.
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Putin doesn't have time for hitting a ball with a stick while wearing an ill-fitting polo shirt.
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As a token of her affection, Corrine buys Nick an ill-fitting peacoat for thousands of dollars (-222).
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As long as I don't need to actually strap on a sweaty, ill-fitting headset to do so.
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Throughout the film, we see Rawlinson struggle to mold Harding into that ill-fitting model, with little success.
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Given that description, it sounds like Amazon wants to cut down on its customers returning ill-fitting products.
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Buffy is less cute chokers and more ill-fitting colorful leather jacket paired with jewel-toned, bootcut pants.
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Actual Dale is trapped in ill-fitting clothing as Dougie Jones, unable to remember his true, genius self.
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As an athlete, Henry knew well how ill-fitting clothing or the wrong size equipment could impede performance.
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Or they will bring in ill-fitting shoes they had purchased online, asking for help with the fit.
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The diamond may be beautiful, but if the écrin — the 'box' — is ill fitting, it won't be right.
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Spending your days in an ill-fitting Mets uniform that no self-respecting bat boy would ever wear.
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Senate pages bumble around the chamber in ill-fitting jackets, racing to get their bosses glasses of water.
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The 70-year-old 7-year-old disapproved of Spicer's erratic delivery and ill-fitting light-colored suit.
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Buying clothing off the rack all too often means loose sleeves, too-long pants, or ill-fitting blazers.
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THE American guest in ill-fitting clothes was a curiously bedraggled sight next to his sharp-suited French hosts.
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But if you let a friend try one for a few minutes, they might just think it's ill-fitting.
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It does not feel much like the United States, this ill-fitting approach to governance we are trying on.
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After a few ignominious moments with a maître d', out comes an ill-fitting blazer from a coat closet.
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The administrator told an investigator she thought the woman's injuries may have been caused by an ill-fitting wheelchair.
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His facial expression is vacant, his skin is a pale shade of gray and his clothes are ill-fitting.
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I really enjoyed the Mega Drive game, and completed it several times (completely ill-fitting end credits music, FYI).
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What&aposs resulted is an ill-fitting cluster of players that leaves no one in a position to succeed.
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In April, after-school program staff members noticed that Jose was wearing the same ill-fitting clothes every day.
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As a result, guys of all ages limit themselves to cheap underwear that are ill-fitting and poorly made.
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Under Corbat, Citigroup has sold an assortment of ill-fitting assets and pulled out of about 20 consumer markets.
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It's as if all ill-fitting sweaters came in specially striped wrapping paper, to give you a heads up.
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"They're all fighting how the boys have arranged the system, and are ill-fitting in their lives," Dern explained.
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Otherwise, an ill-fitting corporate culture is much like a bad boyfriend — you can't expect the other party to change.
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The Gap and Banana Republic brands, in particular, have struggled due to their out-of-style and ill-fitting merchandise.
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It is no longer the standard bearer for trans people on TV, as ill-fitting as that title always was.
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Soft bedding, pillows, blankets and stuffed animals can cause suffocation and other injuries, as can ill-fitting or soft mattresses.
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Kanye West explains his ill-fitting sandal choice after fans questioned why his sandals were too small on social media.
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I swapped out the patterned dresses for ill-fitting suits foraged on sale at the Nordstrom Rack on L Street.
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Why, then, is Congress stuck in the past, addressing problems that plagued a former generation with ill-fitting policy prescriptions?
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Blame it on age, his stutter or ill-fitting pants, he needs to tighten things up in more formal settings.
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Such artifice transforms men into masters of the universe, and paper into the ill-fitting harnesses that govern our globe.
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The email cited failing brakes and faulty air conditioning in the police cruisers, ill-fitting bulletproof vests and low wages.
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Many of the faces in the clips seem ill-fitting, or melt or glitch in ways that betray digital trickery.
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If you listened to Atreyu and wore ill-fitting hoodies to school when you were 16, this is your shit.
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Do indie quartets still toast away with their lives by clinking Bollinger with a large man in an ill-fitting suit?
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The company has rolled out slick new adverts and uses designer bottles instead of the old ones with ill-fitting labels.
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I know the woman who sews my clothes, who turns them from sometimes shapeless or ill-fitting pieces into, well, mine.
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We're no longer forced to choose between matronly, ill-fitting sacks or infantile, embellished everything; plus-size clothing is finally...stylish.
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Tess Holliday joked about the ill-fitting robe she found waiting for her at a hotel resort in a funny Snapchat.
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The prototype was ill-fitting on my head, with enough room on the underside to see the (real) floor below me.
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They thought their breasts were too big or too small, too bouncy or bound too tightly in an ill-fitting bra.
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Consequently, regulatory agencies make do with the ill-fitting powers they have, often stretching them in unanticipated ways to meet challenges.
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Then just 11, she was dressed on the red carpet in a severe, ill-fitting black outfit that she'd chosen herself.
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Barack Obama wore a dingy, ill-fitting White Sox cap no matter where he might have thrown a ceremonial first pitch.
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The house's earliest men's suits were ill-fitting and dark, resembling something secondhand, an aesthetic once shunned by the fashion elite.
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School is a seven-year slog of puberty, ill-fitting clothes, and the most ignorant brats you'll meet in your life.
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A retired realtor who loved garage sales, she hoarded ill-fitting clothes and chipped jars in her badly neglected 1923 house.
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It was treated as a huge, prestige TV show, which was always a little ill-fitting for a series so tiny.
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In 2019, the internet mocked Trump's visit to the UK, highlighting his ill-fitting suit and rocky relationship with the Queen.
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You go in there, and the woman is like your Caribbean auntie — she yells at you about your ill-fitting clothes.
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What if behind pimples, and braces, and ill-fitting low-rise jeans lies a potential knockout, if only someone would see it?
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The shirt is a gauzy, lime green halter top, covered in hot pink and yellow flowers, and is just slightly ill-fitting.
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I also pop into the pharmacy to pick up corn plasters for my feet – a lesson in wearing ill-fitting shoes ($3.77).
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She is painted as grotesque, wearing an ill-fitting wig and applying makeup beside (not over) masculine facial features to highlight them.
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The result is a society infected by ill-fitting denim that fails at everything denim does so well when given the opportunity.
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Simmons is an engaged, imposing defender, and has a cool, calm demeanor that's as ill-fitting his age as Collins's dye job.
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Yet, sitting in the front row of federal court, wearing ill-fitting suits and doodling during the arguments, they will be seen.
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He wears an ill-fitting red shirt tucked into belted khakis; his jawline is square and his eyes are full of wonder.
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Ever since Donald Trump first appeared in the 1970s, he has seemed tacky, an archetypal Ugly American in an ill-fitting suit.
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Em denies that and says he only took notice of him after MGK made some ill-fitting comments toward his daughter, Haley.
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As if that weren't enough, Hathaway sealed the deal by rapping about his ill-fitting suits and crafting a One Direction pun.
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He sheds the dark horse self-loathing worn as proud armor on albums past, along with the ill-fitting skin of celebrity.
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Yet as anyone who has received an ill-fitting or unsuitable present knows, the thought is not the only thing that counts.
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The ensemble members all wear ill-fitting suits, in the tradition of intellectuals who can't be bothered with fashion, and bow ties.
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Smaller percentages said they did not use belts out of habit, because they forgot, or because they found belts uncomfortable or ill-fitting.
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It was a time of aviators, Juicy Couture tracksuits, puka-shell necklaces, studded belts, ill-fitting denim, and dresses with unnecessary smocking details.
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I've been that girl, wearing an ill-fitting cardigan pining after a boy who was out of my league, whatever that bullshit means.
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Bette Midler and President Donald Trump are trading internet barbs once again, this time over a fabricated quote and an ill-fitting suit.
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Would you say that the next album is going to be, I don't want to say "poppier"…McGraw: Poppier isn't that ill-fitting.
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Far too many of us are putting up with ill-fitting sports bras — or doubling up to get the support our breasts need.
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She dove head first into the online community, eagerly adopting tips like making reusable cotton rounds out of old or ill-fitting clothes.
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Stylish VR is great in concept, but in practice, it's synonymous with clumsy, ill-fitting hardware that only works while standing perfectly still.
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The right pair lets you focus more on the work you're putting in than how ill-fitting or annoying it is to wear.
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The silhouettes are deliberately ill-fitting, and the feminine tailoring — even for the men — lands somewhere between Comme des Garçons and Scooby-Doo.
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Gina Mezzacappa avoided the mall for her holiday shopping, but an ill-fitting pair of Michael Kors boots brought her back this week.
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NASA has cancelled what would have been the first all-female space walk in history over ill-fitting spacesuits, the agency announced Monday.
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Getting tangled in the long legs of ill-fitting costumes is a key reason; costume masks can also be part of the problem.
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I would still be adorned in a rhinestone crop top and ill-fitting jeans if he invited me because when Drake calls, you answer.
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I'm almost positive that my look and limited mobility in the ill-fitting garment is part of the reason why the video went unused.
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"The stereotype in my mind was a person with their tongue hanging out and a bad haircut, dressed in ill-fitting clothes," she says.
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In my experience over the past week and a half, the watch was so ill-fitting that it basically negated its activity-tracking benefits.
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Its latest shiny set of AirPods are just an ill-fitting reminder of how many technology defaults simply don't 'fit' the world as claimed.
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It's ruled by Mars, the planet of war—which might seem ill fitting at first, being that Aries is the newborn of the zodiac.
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Perhaps this giving season, if not all giving seasons, the gift of a conservation donation — rather than an ill-fitting shirt — is most befitting.
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Shortly after an evening nap, Patrick Skinner drove to the police station in the Third Precinct in Savannah, Georgia, wearing ill-fitting body armor.
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No muffin-tops or ill-fitting Christmas sweaters to be seen here — Bridget has lost a good amount of weight and upgraded her wardrobe.
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Researchers and retailers acknowledge that the 80 percent number isn't foolproof, but they often use it to illustrate a widespread problem: ill-fitting bras.
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It wasn't much of a roster to lose, overloaded with ill-fitting players and bereft of shooting and playmaking, but he did lose it.
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Or maybe the hunger is from the constant walking in ill-fitting shoes that leaves your feet dry as bones, with inch-thick calluses?
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It is uncanny to see a restaurant strive and miss on Instagram; it's like seeing a casual acquaintance post thirsty selfies in ill-fitting jeans.
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The straightforward white text of the headlines on these covers is almost comically ill-fitting alongside images of such immaculately dressed and made-up women.
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Nowadays you either get an ill-fitting off-the-rack piece, or shell out an absurd amount of money for a professionally designed custom suit.
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Diabetic foot ulcers typically develop on the bottom of the big toe or the ball of the foot, often when people wear ill-fitting shoes.
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As it turns out, with a little creativity and the right styling, I was able to turn a few ill-fitting pieces into flattering ones.
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And some of the stunning gowns I've seen make me retroactively mortified about the ill-fitting, burnt orange number I wore to my own prom.
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Stranger Things is a love letter to 80s nostalgia, complete with bowl cuts, ill-fitting jeans, Spielberg-esque monsters, bicycle getaway scenes, and Foreigner songs.
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For customers who were once barely tolerated in the men's department and wore ill-fitting shirts from the boy's section, Saint Harridan is a revelation.
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Mr. Salim had to borrow ill-fitting clothes from an International Red Cross representative in Afghanistan, who arranged for him to fly home to Zanzibar.
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For every misguided, ill-fitting Grammy collaboration that should have never existed, there's an unforgettable performance of a superstar at the peak of their abilities.
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But the reality is: research has shown that women serving in the emergency services are being put at risk due to ill-fitting body armour.
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The masks I bought on Amazon before leaving the US are ill-fitting and I logically know they are not preventing me from getting sick.
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Many people have a hard time believing the bear, with it's ill-fitting blonde combover, long red tie, and white collar and wrist cuffs, is real.
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Fans of the show seem to be in agreement that Mary Jane is walking into a relationship with Justin (Michael Ealy) that is simply ill-fitting.
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Tired of walking out of stores with yet another uncomfortable, ill-fitting bra, former Google exec Heidi Zak decided to take matters into her own hands.
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Rather than choosing from one to three ill-fitting plan options picked by their employer, they find individual coverage customized to their needs and their budgets.
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An ill-fitting suit, the wrong haircut or a lower-class accent can quickly eliminate a potential hire from corporate finance roles, according to the findings.
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It was a stark contrast to just a night earlier, when the brothers traded barbs about Andrew's "ill-fitting jacket" and Chris's broadcasting from his basement.
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Instead of settling for frumpy, ill-fitting clothing or outdated product design, millennials are using their social media megaphones to tell the market what they want.
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So if you're sick of giving all your money to Jeff Bezos and sending ill-fitting slacks back to the warehouse, consider going to the store instead.
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Getting his second-hand boots to fit required six pairs of extra socks, and his ill-fitting helmet was strapped on with string, according to The Guardian.
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But what follows is a tribute to the bizarre and ill-fitting Neopets food, commemorating a time of pubescence during which many of us held similar characteristics.
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"There is an ironclad rule of politics, which is: No funny hats," he said, invoking the star-crossed union of Michael Dukakis and an ill-fitting helmet.
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When else will you see so many pairs of glasses and teeth in braces and ill-fitting clothes on awkward middle schoolers on a national television network?
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It might be a cult, and it might still be synonymous with social awkwardness, ill-fitting trousers, and sadness for some people—but those people are wrong.
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He dispensed with the usual political etiquette, chafed against the ill-fitting political party in which he'd garbed his ambitions and insisted that the system was rigged.
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In all their silliness, adorned with bowler hats and ill-fitting pants, they transform the pomp and privilege of powerful men into a game of dress-up.
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With disheveled hair and ill-fitting black suits provided by the public defender's office, they both looked dazed as they sat in the courtroom packed with reporters.
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After all, when you're planning on spending $12,000 on a arguably beautiful Speedmaster you don't want to have to haggle with a jeweler in an ill-fitting suit.
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There's a scene in the excruciatingly beautiful movie Eighth Grade when the main character, Kayla, goes to a pool party, wearing an ill-fitting, one-piece bathing suit.
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Had the suit been ill-fitting and garish like many of the swimsuits I've worn in the past, I wouldn't have had nearly as much fun on set.
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In Mr. Sadler's and Mr. Buse's hands, clothes in imported Italian and Japanese textiles were outsize, dissonant (pinstripes over camouflage), layered and so offhand they seemed ill-fitting.
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Saddled with an unfortunate title and an ill-fitting home network, the surrealist ABC comedy started with a bang that quickly fizzled into a before-its-time squelch.
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In emerging countries a growing new middle class wants its own set of civic clothes, not a collection of ill-fitting ideological hand-me-downs from the West.
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Imagine him in an ill-fitting suit, banging out 'Bohemian Rhapsody' for a couple of unsuspecting newlyweds who happen to be sharing their hotel with the England team.
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Wilkinson had previously patented a way to bore out precise cylinders for more accurate cannons, and he suggested the same method be applied to Watt's ill-fitting system.
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She grabbed a pair of men's shoes — apparently Mr. Patterson's — and ran to a nearby road, shoes ill fitting and on the wrong feet, crying out for help.
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Nothing happens, at least that we can see, but the scene seems to confirm what we already suspect: He's never going to last in this ill-fitting job.
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It's past time for Washington to leave behind its dominant view that men can't diverge from its boring uniform of dark, ill-fitting suits (remember Barack Obama's tan suit?).
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In those ill-defined, ill-fitting years between being a kid and a teenager (known to some as middle school), I read a book a day, if not more.
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When you're an elite runner, something as small as ill-fitting sunglasses can distract you from the task at hand—covering leg-deadening distances as fast as humanly possible.
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Fortunately, a North Carolina animal rescue group says it will take your ill-fitting undergarments, as well as your old and used ones, to save the lives of turtles.
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So, before you fall victim to another year of faded skinny jeans and ill-fitting Levi-lookalikes, here's everything you need to get in on all this new denim.
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" When asked if she believes Blac Chyna "stole [her] look," which at its most disturbing included ill-fitting wigs and microdermal cheek piercings, Bynes replies, "I stole her look!
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I always have a big case and an outfit underneath my clothes, and my clothes are ill-fitting because they have to be—I'm likely wearing leather underneath it.
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A few highlights from the many things that went wrong include a ripped pair of sweats, a broken-down scooter, a rain storm, and an ill-fitting leather jacket.
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Organizations can decrease time-to-hire by attracting more applicants who are a good fit for the position and organization — and discouraging ill-fitting candidates before they even apply.
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YouTuber Aliss Bonython posted a series mirror portraits of herself wearing an ill-fitting triangle bikini top (accompanied by a skeptical expression on her face) on Tuesday, Allure reported.
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The visuals were childlike and reminiscent of Candyland, an ill-fitting choice for 6ix9ine, who was charged with the "use of a child in a sexual performance" in 2015.
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The former cook Maxine Thompson started Polka Pants, a line of sturdy-but-fashionable chef pants for women in the industry, to combat ugly and ill-fitting work clothes.
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Instead it reduced them to a snoozefest of one-dimensional caricatures, forcing ill-fitting set pieces (a car chase, bad viral videos) on veteran actresses who deserve far better.
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They may be expensive, but they make anyone's backside look far better than any ill-fitting vintage pair you come across (unless, of course, you're really, really lucky with thrifting).
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AirPods don't fit everyone well, and ill-fitting headphones are just as irritating as having Donald Trump's tweets read aloud to you while trying to meditate (good luck with that).
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The co-founder, Rain Wang, told us that she made the glasses when she couldn't find any to fit her head shape and had to wear an ill-fitting helmet.
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Robert Strong, the undead version of Gregor "The Mountain" Clegane, has generally been depicted on Game of Thrones as a purple lump with an ill-fitting helmet hiding his face.
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We're left with an ill-fitting and confusing shroud made up of dozens of threads, each one seemingly leading nowhere and none of them coexisting comfortably next to each other.
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It took almost 10 minutes for her to peel off the layers of tight, ill-fitting jeans, socks, pantyhose, more socks, more hose, long underwear, down to the arthritic knee.
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Many of these online retailers can take months to ship and ultimately deliver ill-fitting, cheaply made knock-offs that look nothing like the original image posted on their site.
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These shake-ups help the simulated liquid stay unstuck, allowing molecules to settle into snugger fits—just as the ability to swap two ill-fitting shapes would help in Tetris.
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Solid and striped suits are attractive and yet ill-fitting on my body; one-piece Speedos are ideal in terms of comfort and yet out of place on a beach.
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The young men in slightly ill-fitting suits on draft night are still a couple of years and a few million dollars away from the expectation of peak sartorial flair.
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Some of her insights will be familiar—smart phones too big for female hands, offices that are temperature-tuned to the male metabolism, ill-fitting space suits and body armor.
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Motion sickness, nausea, ill-fitting headsets—even if porn has been directed by inclusive filmmakers, how can VR porn possibly be conducive to a pleasurable or immersive experience for women?
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We never forget what those spaces gave us, especially those of us who turned those dreams into a life, and re-fit ourselves back into a once ill-fitting world.
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In Britain, the images of Trump greeting the Queen in white-tie-and-tails (however ill-fitting) and reading from a prayer originally delivered by President Franklin Roosevelt fit that bill.
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In the intervening years, fad confections like Go-Gurt and the artery-clogging Fruit by the Foot flooded the market, leaving behind sweet memories of dental visits and ill-fitting swimsuits.
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Well yeah, actually, I am all right, and that's because I'm not a human, with human worries and fears and ill-fitting shoes, but a beautiful meat pie, floating into space.
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Redness may also indicate that a contact lens doesn't fit properly; it's important to replace it with one that fits, since an ill-fitting lens may damage the eye, he said.
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If you're affluent enough (lol) to be using valet services, you might've wondered at some point how those young 20-something drivers in cheap, ill-fitting suits are treating your Maserati?
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This is all perfectly nice, assuming you aren't disturbed by the visual of hundreds of people in identical ill-fitting clothing dancing in the desert at the request of Kanye West.
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Because if cash-rich Apple's okay with promoting a universal default (that isn't), think of all the less well resourced technology firms chasing scale for other single-sized, ill-fitting solutions.
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And while I knew these visions were largely delusional, and realized fully what else I saw — a 40-year-old mom wearing a somewhat ill-fitting patterned vest — it didn't matter.
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However, based on a number of online reviews, where Dia & Co. really excels is flouting the idea that plus-size style should be relegated to ill-fitting, flowy, and boring clothing.
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She also connects the dots to feminism, ageism and, most powerfully, AIDS, which she came to comprehend as Fryer's young patients showed up for appointments in ever more ill-fitting clothes.
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And he lived modestly, wearing ill-fitting suits and smoking cheap cigars and living in a small, not-at-all-posh apartment in Washington with his family back in New York.
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They Can Ruin An OutfitThe seams and outline (not to mention the padding) show underneath your clothes and, if your bra's ill-fitting, can make you look like you have four boobs.
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But President Obama was scolded when he wore a summery, tan suit after Labor Day, and President Trump has been criticized for wearing ill-fitting suits, baggy trousers and too-long ties.
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I walked over and introduced myself to this man with crepe paper skin in an ill-fitting jacket, so removed from the sly, charming, audacious swindler I had been chasing for months.
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And so we've reduced Mr. Trump to a caricature — his yellowish hair, his ill-fitting suits, his figure rendered into various comic-book-villain tropes (the Joker is a favorite among Germans).
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Costumes often reflect the characters state of being, drawing attention to their artiface, particularly when Marie attempts to try on some of the ill-fitting clothes Julien's former lover has left behind.
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Dr. Chris Adigun is a North Carolina–based nail specialist and board-certified dermatologist who hadn't treated the patient, but suspected the condition might be due to ill-fitting shoes or another cause.
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"Historically, plus-size brands have offered ill-fitting options that conceal the body, rather than draw attention to it," says Sarah Barnes, content marketing manager at Trendalytics, a New York merchandise-intelligence firm.
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The actor, who's currently at the Toronto International Film Festival to promote the new movie he's directing, Suburbicon, opened up about his hidden talent of repurposing ill-fitting clothing back in the day.
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When the 46-year-old actress took the stage, the audience burst out into laughter and applause at the sight of her Spicer costume — complete with an ill-fitting suit and blonde wig.
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Here is Kate Lyn Sheil in an ill-fitting fright wig, a pale and disembodied specter, flailing as she attempts to swim in the same ocean where Chubbuck swam with strength decades ago.
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In Street Fighting Men's Road Vultures comix, we don't get the rape fantasies that populate Crumb's work, for instance, but each female's exaggerated anatomy is shoehorned into ill-fitting attire and wholly objectified.
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PARELES Katy Perry's search for a sound that's both au courant and also not ill fitting continues with "Harleys in Hawaii," a convincing enough quasi-SoundCloud R&B number with light reggae swing.
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The spot features a new mother wearing ill-fitting mesh underwear with bulky pads getting up in the middle of the night, with the sound of a newborn baby crying in the background.
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And, besides, it's all an arbitrary measure of an artist's perceived success, ill-fitting at its inception and comically insufficient in taking in the depth and breadth of music in the 21st Century.
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Dusting down his ill-fitting suit is a risky business; the legacy of The Office, which only ran for two seasons and a Christmas special, has been preserved as a high watermark for sitcoms.
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When bands and artists are not held back by poor sound or ill-fitting visuals, they can embody everything that makes them so good onstage, and that makes everyone's experience a more thoughtful one.
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Davis also points out that according to Cassel's Dictionary, another possible 19th century origin of the term "drag" may be a reference to men in ill-fitting women's dresses that dragged on the floor.
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Lagorio-Chafkin's 500-page history of the company—its unexpected popularity, its limit-pushing communities, its turbulent years cycling through ill-fitting CEOs—functions almost as a history of free speech on the internet.
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The commenter wrote: Trump needs to modernize those ill-fitting suits, throw away the bottle of orange tan, get fake teeth that actually look like teeth and let himself go bald like God intended.
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The other five counts in the indictment each carry hefty potential sentences of as much as five years each, subjecting Stone to a maximum exposure of 45 years in an ill-fitting federal jumpsuit.
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Five bad boys in the making, some still sporting adolescent pimples, they slouched in ratty sweaters, rumpled jackets and ill-fitting trousers, looking like students stumbling through a three-day bender after getting expelled.
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Story at a glance Ever since Billie Eilish came onto the scene with "Ocean Eyes" in 2016, people have been baffled by the baggy, ill-fitting clothing the 18-year-old pop star wears.
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Hise represents what he proudly describes as "the most socially conservative district in the state," and his patchy goatee and ill-fitting suits might give the impression that he's something of a country bumpkin.
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Falls and Bockley open the play at a conference somewhere in Europe; Pelletier and Espinoza, dressed in the drab, ill-fitting clothing of underpaid tenure-track scholars, are arranging several tables into a dais.
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"I always knew how to handle weapons, but the UAE army taught us military discipline and gave us jobs," said Ahmed al-Khashaf, a lanky soldier in ill-fitting fatigues who was guarding the port.
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Spicer stretched the truth in part by throwing in digital audiences, and Trump told him he was not happy—with his performance, with his failure to consult in advance, with his ill-fitting light suit.
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I would avoid any sort of beach party, and when I was forced to go, I was permanently swaddled in an oversized T-shirt and an ill-fitting tankini (yeah, I fucking rocked my tankini).
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And when Theo died, his obituary in The Guardian noted that "he always wore cheap, ill-fitting suits and used pencils down to the stub" even though he could easily afford the best of everything.
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Whereas most of them were classic techies, with patchy facial hair and ill-fitting clothes, the clean-cut Mr. Hearn had a taste for fashionable jeans and skateboard shoes — as well as an easy sociability.
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And you cannot but admire the spirit of someone who claims to find inspiration in the dusty, dirty, stained and ill-fitting rags once worn by a group of pagan druggies roaming the English countryside.
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Unfortunately, because most websites only hire certain kinds of bodies to model their clothes on the internet, returning ill-fitting clothing is a feature of modern life for many of us who like to shop.
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In May 24, when Christina Randall was released from prison after serving nearly three years for battery, robbery and escape, she had nothing but $2000 and the brand-new, ill-fitting clothes on her back.
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The new business model will be to beg investors to give money to the new co-CEOs, who will radically change the company by wearing suits to investor presentations instead of ill-fitting t-shirts.
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Some might say they're ill-fitting and dramatic, others, like me, say they demand attention and give off a powerful, retro feel (it was only a matter of time before '80s shoulders made a comeback).
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We were ushered into a brightly lit room with imitation Versailles furniture that surrounded a utilitarian, four-metre-long bar stocked with every imaginable drink, attended by two corpulent waiters in ill-fitting black suits.
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All of The Americans has been building to the moment when life finally becomes too much for Philip Jennings, the Soviet spy wearing his assumed American identity more and more like an ill-fitting suit.
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As with her novel The PowerBook, which also jumped around in time but also dates itself with talk of hard drives and meatspace, Winterson's deft prose can feel ill-fitting when applied to modern language.
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Most of the story's mild friction is generated by its regularly timed deaths and by a hostile deputy headmaster, Mr. Savage (Paul Hyde), a malcontent in an ill-fitting suit who's not nearly ferocious enough.
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As Ricky Gervais, bedecked in an ill-fitting suit and slipping in and out of character with warg-like ease, points out, Brent's working environment is far removed from Slough at the turn of the millennium.
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One detail I particularly love is when Kit leaves for her first day at a PR office job awkwardly wearing her mother's old ill-fitting calf-length skirt-suit — a millennial college grad in business drag.
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Instead, the millions of women working in the corporate space are left to choose between ill-fitting skirt suits and a never-ending supply of panty hose and polyester pant suits in navy or black only.
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To make things even more awkward, Sally is wearing David's mom's ill-fitting wedding dress, which David desperately wants his bride-to-be to wear for their own nuptials, when Emma shows up at Sally's home.
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Whether you're trying to stuff a week's worth of clothes into an ill-fitting bag or you're trying to dig them out of your cramped suitcase, it's about time that on-the-go storage got smarter.
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It's August of 2015, I've just walked into my very first MegaGame as France's Head of State, A wide-eyed doe in an ill-fitting blazer staring down four other players looking to me for guidance.
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Intimacy so stressful to you, your heartbeat has quickened, pinpricks of sweat are breaking out on your upper body beneath your clothes though the air in the office is cold from the drafty, ill-fitting window.
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Pooled television pictures showed him chatting animatedly in a group with his Dutch, Belgian, Luxembourg, Spanish and Maltese counterparts before the meeting, occasionally stuffing his hands awkwardly into the jacket pockets of an ill-fitting suit.
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But it becomes clear that the deeper threat to Ines's comfort comes not from a preposterous character in an ill-fitting suit but rather from the hypocrisy, conformity and casual sexism that define her normal life.
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You don't need to feel embarrassed showing up to work in knee-high, ill-fitting polka dot rubber boots — you can actually wear these on a rainy day, indoor and out, and feel good about it.
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And just when he thought he might be able to stand up to his domineering father, tragic circumstance conspired to draw him ever closer to the family he longed to shed like an ill-fitting skin.
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Queen Elizabeth II, diminutive alongside Mr. Trump, seemed to enjoy showing him and his family around her palace, and the president grinned happily in his sorely ill-fitting white tie and tails at the royal feast.
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Witnessing my grandma wear her obligation like an ill-fitting coat, making dozens of tamales each Christmas (while the men got to sit around and crack jokes and drink beer) left a lasting impression on me.
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Reeves and Mortimer, in ill-fitting suits, leap between the punches of the boy and the sways of the shed, shouting that he must punch the shed until it was below the height of an average Alsatian.
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However, when one child was born purple and unable to breathe, Sorensen tried to treat him with ill-fitting equipment and out-of-date techniques — instead of immediately going to the hospital, the St. George Spectrum reports.
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Bryan categorically comes across as a douche, and is also wearing an ill-fitting suit, but I don't think that matters in Bachelor Nation; early on, horniness is one of the most important elements in this process.
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The Spanish media even dubbed Garcia "el funcionario fantasma" (the phantom official) due to his elusiveness, a title that is now ill-fitting thanks to the significant media attention he has recently received for his attendance record.
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The same old rules of what's flattering and what's "in" no longer apply, because ill-fitting pieces and no-name-brand clothing are just as fair game as A-line skirts and status-symbol bags once were.
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A cat face massager, (ill-fitting) clothes from a company called Zaful, and pet shedding and grooming gloves: These are just a few of the purchases Refinery29 staffers have made after seeing posts or advertisements on Instagram.
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New viewers might not have instantly understood the full impact of Robert demanding to see Lyanna's grave, but they wanted to see what kind of trouble the girl in the ill-fitting helmet would get up to.
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The sci-fi premises that used to define the show's boldness have become more of a backdrop, as week to week the tragedy of a family fighting to put their ill-fitting, broken pieces back together unfolds.
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It tackled Darden's increasingly complex relationship with Marcia Clark and showed viewers the ill-advised decision to make defendant Simpson try on an ill-fitting glove — a moment that became a key turning point in the trial.
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"Spin's Jordan Sargent also called the song "ill-fitting," while Vulture's Craig Jenkins said it "doesn't reinvent pop or Taylor, but it does get her name out on a product built to keep pace with current trends.
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I was afraid they would end up being like many of the sheet masks I'd used before — ill-fitting, irritating, and impractical — but they certainly gave me a positive first impression of the Walmart-exclusive beauty brand.
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It's an odd, ill-fitting note in a game that filled me with a strange sort of grief, because it is the moment I could feel a culture's connection to the recent past growing weaker and fainter.
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She wears a fairly convincing wig, and her ill-fitting suit feels more like a joke about the poor tailoring that plagues the president and his administration than about the incongruity of a woman in male garb.
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Take the distraction of Mr. Scaramucci out of the picture and Ms. Sanders still presents a very different image from her predecessor, who was ridiculed for his ill-fitting suits, frumpy ties and American flag pin discombobulation.
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Most of us have probably been to an Oktoberfest, whether it's the official one in Munich or a local version, where you're forced to make conversation with your accountant while he wears a pair of ill-fitting lederhosen.
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So began my descent into the mystery of whether the long-running perception of dentists as significantly more prone to suicide than the rest of the population was true—or as false as an ill-fitting porcelain veneer.
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But the influential investor said the company now has to make good on promises, including boosting its exposure in high-growth areas such as coffee, pet care, bottled water and nutrition while selling "ill-fitting businesses" more quickly.
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The brand is launching their very first line of women's undergarments (they previously only designed men's underwear) and created a hilarious commercial for it, directed by Banks, highlighting all the struggles women go through adjusting ill-fitting underwear.
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Documentaries are rarely ever looking to be anything other than a visual medium for an understood truth, and so their stories offer a veracity not corrupted by ill-fitting performances or a desperate desire for award circuit success.
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While ill-fitting shoes can cause problems at any age, the risks increase for seniors, said Dr. Selene Parekh of the North Carolina Orthopedic Clinic and Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, who wasn't involved in the review.
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They are like most of this album — "Change" is the only ill-fitting inclusion — which is marked by a carefully calibrated arrangement of quiet but tense drums, muted horns, searching strings and piano that strikes quick and deep.
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When she gets her big break, in London, as a writer, we give her the best makeover of all time — from bobbly sweaters and ill-fitting jeans, into a frock-coat, top hat, short-shorts, and Doc Martins.
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Even the most budget-conscious can fall into the trap of unnecessary spending, whether it's on groceries that go uneaten, leaving the A/C on when no one's home or forgetting to return that ill-fitting shirt on time.
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When you're downing a coffee and racing through your commute to make a morning meeting, peeking down to notice your boobs have caused your ill-fitting shirt's buttons to pop open (again) should be a thing of the past.
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I mean, you're the one with an ill-fitting pair of shoes, and a trembling hips, and your back will probably take a hit—and maybe you even might even be able to get yourself out of this situation.
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"However, ill-fitting grills can cause tooth decay, infection and even movement of the teeth, which could lead to needing braces to realign the teeth," said dentist Dr. Lance Knight in an interview about grills to The Daily Mail.
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Their approach owes less to their political forebears than it does to David Icke, so it is perhaps ironic that there are no two men on Earth who look more like lizards trapped uncomfortably within ill-fitting human skin.
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L in "The Great White Way" (1990), wearing an ill-fitting superman costume with a skateboard on his back, crawling on elbows and knees from Ellis Island to the Bronx — a project that took him five years to film.
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After a double mastectomy, Ruth Handler launched a line of custom prosthetics at a time when it was a taboo topicAfter surviving double mastectomy from breast cancer, the only prosthetics available were awkwardly shaped, ill-fitting and the wrong size.
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And aside from the hilarity of seeing two actors in ill-fitting demon suits giving it to each other from behind, this movie is not worth watching for the brief gag of seeing Rollins in a pair of pink sweatpants.
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Add the annoyance of an even slightly ill-fitting design, the inconvenience of having to either wear or carry a pair everywhere, and the misery they'll cause in the heat of summer, and computing gloves had better offer something extra-special.
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It was an ill-fitting arrangement: Univision was a normal, cautious media company mostly focused on Spanish-language TV, and GMG was a small-ish network of irreverent websites that regularly published the musings of a dog and Ashley Feinberg.
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A team of so-called "freaks" which featured the likes of Golga, a giant man wearing a gimp mask and ill-fitting clothes while carrying around a stuffed Eric Cartman toy, and the overbearing Juggalo kings the Insane Clown Posse.
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Donald Trump, the Republican id stuffed into an ill-fitting, foreign-made suit, famously launched his Presidential campaign last June with the promise to erect "a great, great wall on our southern border," one he assured that Mexico would pay for.
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Said to Ryan Seacrest during a radio interview in March of 2014, it was a response to Obama's critics, those who mocked his denimwear, which, according to years of photographic evidence, leaned toward ill-fitting, stone-washed, and extremely "Dad"-like.
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Prom is an all-consuming monster that inspires worry about, but not limited to: your frilly dress, your ill-fitting tuxedo, your promposal (or lack thereof), your corsage, your boutonnière, your limo rental, your friend who barfed in your limo rental.
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Even the most budget-conscious consumer can end up mindlessly swiping a credit card to buy groceries that go uneaten, or leaving the A/C on when no one's home, or forgetting to return an ill-fitting shirt on time.
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Then, there's the whole issue of why I end up with so many pieces of ill-fitting clothing in the first place: I'm petite, so I tend to settle when shopping for bottoms, buying them even when they don't fit perfectly.
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The day that I realized I would spend most of my adult life in workwear is the same day I found myself sweating, rolling bags of ill-fitting blouses, scratchy wool skirts, and too-tight blazers into a donation bin.
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Y.) has put his full weight behind a strategy to reverse the FCC's recent vote via the Congressional Review Act (CRA) – a move that would reinstate not only net neutrality rules, but also the absurdly ill-fitting rotary-phone utility rules.
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Mr. Groff, dressed by costume designer Tom Broecker in ill-fitting khakis and a vintage blue shirt, appears to cave in on himself during the first act of the show, as if he doesn't even deserve to stand fully upright.
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The need to pay rent most likely will keep you from quitting your ill-fitting job right away, but the knowledge that you're working on a strategic exit plan with long-term payoff should help prevent you from going fully crazy.
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Currently, MySizeID is working with Boyish Jeans to increase sustainability in the denim industry by reducing customer returns and the sheer amount of ill-fitting clothing that get discarded — major factors contributing to the pollution crisis in the fashion industry.
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Unlike the mountain of ill-fitting clothing, stacks of books we're never going to read, and piles of documents we won't be able to find when we inevitably need them down the road, the meme clutter on our timelines is actually sparking joy.
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No sooner do I begin my race back across town to the meeting, now dressed in this ill-fitting suit and sweating like crazy, than I realize that the alarm tag on the bottom of one of the pants legs is still attached!
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Given that this is essentially a memory play, you can almost view it as an elderly Frank putting on an ill-fitting younger skin to act out his own past — the uncanny valley effect a visual manifestation of the ambiguities of remembering.
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Facebook is going back to college After graduating from college in 1994, I spent a few years at McKinsey & Co. — a young kid in an ill-fitting suit naively but energetically attempting to convince experienced and jaded managers to do their jobs differently.
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I knew that if I could create a system that fit real women's unique shapes, I could make people feel comfortable and confident all day long, and reduce the amount of clothing waste by reducing the return rate of unwanted (ill-fitting) clothes.
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Research into the area of chronobiology—the study of how our body regulates sleep and wakefulness—supports the idea that during winter, our sleep needs and preferences change, and the constraints of modern life might be particularly ill-fitting during these months.
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At the warehouse where she logs in for work in ill-fitting boots, Tamsin is little more than a cog in an ever-churning machine, a point made clear by the conveyor belt that defines the designer Ana Ines Jabara-Pita's set.
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Meanwhile, my large, dark hips and breasts (puberty hit me at the ripe age of 8) were awkwardly strapped into an ill-fitting Speedo; and I had a "nappy" scalp that I'd inherited from my dad and insanely thick, curly hair from my mom.
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It wasn't until later that she found out that wearing this ill-fitting equipment weighing more than 40 pounds, while sitting at the 90-degree angles forced by military convoy seats for hours and days on end, likely caused multiple "sports herniations" in her pelvis.
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Their partnership tied pro wrestling to its carnie, live entertainment past, reminding us that its roots reach deeply into the misty past of America's dramatic heritage, as much ill-fitting suits and self-effacing zingers as strongman contests and duping marks in the audience.
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"Funeral doom" has always been an ill-fitting mantle for the four of them—Cory, bassist and vocalist Joel Banishing Bass, drummer Zeke Optimo Rogers, and guitarist Johnny Lovingood—because, while their tuning is low and tempo is slow, they've never shied away from progression.
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It feels like an ill-fitting end for such a tremendous player—who, on a side note, put up six points in 22 minutes today—to be tied down to an impotent backcourt and general malaise halfway across the country from his NBA origin story.
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The conversation between these two and a third housemate, Celia (Samantha Pearl, making what she can of the least-defined role), comes down for the most part to issues of sex and beauty, a yearning for coupledom alongside the agony of ill-fitting shoes.
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But when the European Commission's draft proposals for digital copyright reform were published last September, they were criticized by tech companies as regressive, and by copyright reformists as a missed opportunity to modernize ill-fitting laws to make them fit for purpose in the internet age.
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It shares the same design language as the "top-tier" SF264; the screen is still 21 inches, and it's also still slightly raised up from the rectangular polycarbonate body, which makes it look a bit like an iPhone that's been shoved into an ill-fitting case.
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Where the mainstream has latched onto and attempted to colonize Caribbean sounds (Christopher Columbus must love "tropical house"), and where Joss Stone can earn Billboard's No. 1 Reggae Album of 2015 based on ill-fitting determinations, Radial helps artists and soca music lovers to reclaim the narrative.
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Using Mr. Durst as an example, even if not by name, seemed an ill-fitting choice, since the mayor has made no assertions that Mr. Durst had discussed the ferry contract with him or sought to influence the decision, which was part of a public bidding process.
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Mr. Del Vecchio knew that many of the clothing fabrics were no longer of high quality, that too many of its shirts were ill fitting and that there were often disconcerting irregularities, like a rack of navy blazers that weren't the exact same shade of navy.
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If anyone recalls Josh Earnest, Mike McCurry or Scott McClellan — White House press secretaries who served Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush — it is assuredly not because they wore unfortunate neckties or suits that looked like a big brother's ill-fitting hand-me-downs.
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I always thought that my dad's affinity for a classic wedge salad—iceberg, tomatoes, bacon, blue cheese dressing—was an old man thing, like continuing to buy the same ill-fitting GAP jeans for two decades, or repeating stale, vaguely inappropriate jokes at family get-togethers.
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But while that number suggests things are getting better, a deeper issue is lurking at the purveyor of classic American fashions — one that can't be explained away by unseasonable weather, ill-fitting clothes or any of the other excuses it's floated past investors over the past several months.
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It's like a Supreme drop if Supreme's clientele was mostly badly-dressed (ill-fitting plaid shirts, pleather jackets, even-worse-fitting jeans) people in their thirties looking to buy branded pint glasses, rather than Insta-savvy 14-year-olds who can't wait to vote Tory just like mum.
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The sedative effect likely helped calm the boys as they were being hauled through a treacherous maze, but according to the letter from the medics, the drug was also meant to help prevent hypothermia since the boys were carried through cold water while wearing ill-fitting wet suits.
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Levels of post-election stress and anxiety have spiked dramatically across the country for people of all political affiliations as a tidal wave of problems has arisen from sitting in the backseat of a car recklessly driven by a dangerously under-qualified huckster in an ill-fitting red hat.
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Sure, the revisitation may have arrived dressed in an ill-fitting blazer of irony (because all music trends stem from youth culture, and youth is defined by embarrassment and poorly informed fashion choices), but under the veneer of "dirty laundry" there was also a discernible sense of sincerity.
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Tall and trim, with bespoke suits, suspenders and crisply folded pocket squares (he once wrote a how-to book on men's fashion under the nom de plume Nicholas Antongiavanni), he was a dandy in a sea of ill-fitting, rumpled suits (think Stephen K. Bannon or Sean Spicer).
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It is Boxing Day in Britain and across the tattered remains of its empire across the globe, a second day of Christmastide, historically the moment to dole out gifts to the servant class and now perhaps to box up ill-fitting sweaters and shoes for return or exchange.
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But in the end, it was Jayme herself who broke the case: She emerged along a wooded road on Thursday afternoon about an hour from her home, her hair matted and wearing ill-fitting shoes, and asked for help from a passing stranger who was out walking a dog.
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I thought of how, less than a decade ago, the most expensive piece of clothing I had ever bought to that point was my senior prom dress, an ill-fitting peach-colored sack that I found on sale for $15 and still had to think long and hard about purchasing.
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I have vivid memories of newsrooms circa 2001 — my parents met at the Kansas City Star, so I essentially spent my childhood hanging around a newspaper office — and the aesthetic of slightly ill-fitting 1990s Brooks Brothers was so well done that I knew immediately we were in good hands.
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Take something as small as fit: The Commanders and their Wives wear tailored suits and dresses contoured for their bodies; the rest of Gilead's citizens have a limited and ill-fitting wardrobe, waiting for for factories to manufacture the uniforms that have only been necessary for the last five years.
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That's what you do on Super Bowl Sunday: you make a bowl of guacamole, heat up some beer-battered wings that you poured straight out of a plastic bag onto a griddle pan, chill the drinks, throw on an ill-fitting jersey, and turn on the TV. And that's cool.
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At the office, the experience of wearing ill-fitting workwear might mean spending an entire meeting pulling at a button-up shirt because your bra is peeking through the gap between the buttons or adjusting your pants before you sit down and worrying about where the waistband is cutting your stomach.
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In amongst all that seductive talent, there'll still be Dele Alli, John Stones and Eric Dier – good, honest, English lads who'd look right at home wearing ill-fitting, buttoned-down polo tops at an extremely awkward sixth-form disco, as opposed to full-body catsuits at a sultry flamenco dancehall.
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She is making that pitch to voters, hoping it will appeal to the men who might tell their daughters they feel like failures when work doesn't go their way, or the women who find themselves in an ill-fitting dress on a job interview they didn't expect to have to take.
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Somewhere between Billy Crystal's Broadway-by-way-of-Bel-Air opening number and Sean Connery popping the envelope on "Titanic" for best picture, Mr. Smith, the McCartney of melancholy, ambled onstage, alone with an acoustic guitar, looking uncomfortable, not just in his ill-fitting white suit, but in his own skin.
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President Trump's ill-fitting suits and long ties have become as much of his caricature as his hair, and during the 2016 race, Rick Perry's new glasses were criticized for being a too-obvious attempt to rebrand as more intellectual, and Marco Rubio got made fun of for his boots.
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And whereas Darden is usually very guarded, he opened up for Carolla, telling the comedian that the Simpson case severely dented his rising legal career; that the prosecution suffered mightily from the "speedy trial"; and that they had all kinds of crazy ideas about how to deal with those ill-fitting gloves.
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Like Lindsay's ill-fitting army jacket in Freaks and Geeks, or Lane impulsively dying her hair purple (and then back again) in Gilmore Girls, TV has often understood that there's an anxiety and gracelessness to the teenage search for a "cooler" identity that's different to the ugly duckling transformations of Hollywood movies.
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The skinny teenage boy in an ill-fitting suit, awkwardly waving at the camera and pouring Manischewitz for several dour-faced party attendees, is light years away from the hell-raising Danny whose exploits are forever enshrined in seminal rock tomes like Please Kill Me and No One Here Gets Out Alive.
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The bottom two were Kalorie, correctly called on the carpet for her "million dollar dress" of generic Monopoly money hot-glued to an ill-fitting bustier (a fourth-removed cousin of superior cash-fronted gowns of queens past), and Vanessa, spatchcocked by Michelle Visage for her definition-deficient, doll-festooned silk-flower leotard.
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Superficially, the presentation was an archaeological riff on the sort of unfashionable stuff that guys unconcerned with fashion might wear for a walk in the park — boxy Lurch jackets, dad jeans with awful bleach finishes, Hawaiian-print shirts, ill-fitting anoraks, clunky brown leather shoes — or already have crammed in their closets.
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The risks included the presence of a blanket, which poses a strangulation or suffocation hazard; parents who sleep next to their babies, creating the potential of rolling onto them; and instances of entrapment in which an infant becomes wedged between couch cushions or between an ill-fitting crib mattress and a crib frame.
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"Having access to a professional fashion stylist cuts out a lot of time for busy people who are tired of wasting countless hours endlessly scrolling fashion websites and buying a lot, yet still having a closet of ill-fitting, outdated outfits," says Gill, who charges $650 for a closet detox and $1,950 for a makeover.
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And yet many of us do care, observing traditionally religious holidays in sometimes untraditional ways, using them as both anchors and trampolines -- ways to keep us moored in our cultures and family histories as well as jumping-off points to discard what does not serve us or feels ill-fitting to our values and beliefs.
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The specifics will take time for the FCC to iron out with input from industry stakeholders and the public, but the broad strokes that Pai has outlined provide a good starting point—getting rid of the ill-fitting legal mechanism that Wheeler employed while preserving some baseline rules and effective oversight from the FCC.
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No. But Dota is the sort of game that anchors you to a chair for hours, and it's more than once that I've done something foolish and impatient inside the game because of some external discomfort: either a neglected nearby human yelling at me to stop playing or an ill-fitting pair of cans.
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What he did instead was lay out in thorough detail how Trump repeatedly tried to use his constitutional authority to obstruct a federal criminal investigation, how most of those efforts only failed because of Trump's lack of nerve or his subordinates' resistance, and how criminal prosecution is an ill-fitting remedy for these abuses.
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"Increasing gender and sexual equality is good for men, because that sort of equality means that the way we socialize men to be unemotional, heterosexual, and dominant has to change," Pascoe explained, adding that men are not considered fully human in our society unless they force themselves into that ill-fitting box of masculinity.
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There are tiny weights on the ends of Jake Gyllenhaal's limbs and beard hairs and ill-fitting corduroy pants, and you can feel that every time he lifts an arm to try to do something — wave at a car, open a door, wipe a ton of blood off his face — it's the hardest thing he's ever had to do.
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There were always mountains of clothing, nearly all of it ill-fitting; maternity shifts that, after birth, were relegated back to being lifeless mumus; too-tight jeans that triggered decision anxiety over whether to throw them away or to lose weight; baby clothes of various sizes, some that were already too small, some that would be grown into.
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Anyway, he brought a load of real people from a Hollywood bus tour and let them in, in their ill-fitting shorts and caps, and all the actors and singers and models sat and politely clapped at them, as the real people just unashamedly got their cameraphones out and started taking photos and videos of them all.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE was mocked on Twitter for his apparently ill-fitting formal wear during a state banquet hosted by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.
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Then there is the Umkhonto We Sizwe Military Veterans Association, a ragtag army of ardent Zuma supporters in ill-fitting camouflage uniforms who purport to be veterans of the A.N.C.'s guerrilla war against the apartheid regime (though members in their early 20s are too young to have fought in a war that ended more than 25 years ago).
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" Dr. Ilana Sherer, a pediatrician and founder of the Child and Adolescent Gender Center at the University of California, San Francisco, Benioff Children's Hospital, emailed that "binders can be physically very uncomfortable and can cause problems especially if overused or ill-fitting, so it's important that every youth weigh the risks and benefits for themselves and have access to quality, well-fitting binders.
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Asked how conscious she is of her image, she offered a goofy anecdote: Many years ago, when she was just beginning to be recognized in public, she wanted so badly to go for a swim on tour that she bought a maternity swimsuit at a garage sale, despite not being pregnant, and was, of course, spotted wearing the ill-fitting thing.
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Did I expect to be confronted with a poorly shot phone video of Alex Turner of Arctic Monkeys tumbling his way through a karaoke rendition of "Smooth" by Carlos Santana featuring Rob Thomas of Matchbox 20, wearing a pair of ill-fitting ripped jeans and a denim jacket today, looking and sounding like your dad on his first night out in a full calendar year?
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She said attending these events was like filling up a prescription (orgasms = good), but also these parties had really awks themes like "Jungle Love" so the attire generally involved a lot of ill-fitting synthetics, and there was a buffet with like, chicken lollipops, which is pretty much the last thing I imagine anyone would want to eat before chowing down on some you know what.
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Reading Butler's latest novel, " The New Me " (Penguin), about a young woman living in Chicago and working as a temp, I reached that point before the end of the second paragraph: In the windowless back offices of a designer furniture showroom, women stand in a circle, stuffed into ill-fitting black jeans, gray jeans, olive jeans, the ass cloth sagging one inch, two, below where the cheeks meet.
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"The current overall U.S, score puts American democracy closer to struggling counterparts like Croatia than to traditional peers such as Germany or the United Kingdom," notes Freedom House President Mike Abramowitz, highlighting executive disdain for the rule of law and congressional failure to act as a source of transparency and accountability and two of too many examples of ways the "land of the free" has become an increasingly ill-fitting sobriquet.
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Best known for providing the soundtrack to the GOAT teen drama The OC—which, in this Year of Our Lord 2017, is celebrating the tenth anniversary of its final episode—and least known for having Wes Anderson's favorite sad boy Jason Schwartzman as their drummer for NINE YEARS, Phantom Planet are lowkey one of the most successful bands to come out of that era of wholesome American indie when everyone wore ill-fitting jeans, Converse All Stars, and two polo shirts.
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