" He said that the CFAA was a "buggy law" that did not fit the present day, and "with that, the punishments do not fit the crime.
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He's not fit to be President of the United States.
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They fit my ears, but they might not fit yours.
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I'm confident that Ford's allegations do not fit this profile.
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"Web scrapers" and other solutions are not fit for purpose.
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I think the two things might not fit very neatly.
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He still proves he is not fit for the job.
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Mining companies say the model does not fit their work.
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Gore does not fit neatly into either of the camps.
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They do not fit the sanitized images advocates have promoted.
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An actual child may or may not fit parental fantasies.
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But the case against Apple does not fit the paradigm.
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"Clearly, the Joker does not fit this mold," Cohen said.
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At first blush, this move does not fit the bill.
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We are concerned that they are not fit for duty.
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The opposition says he is not fit to run again.
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But this tabulation does not fit the reality of users.
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When you are not fit, that's when the injuries come.
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And Tonya very much did not fit into that package.
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In fact, it does not fit comfortably into any category.
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The plot does not fit neatly into any realist box.
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Kavanaugh is not fit to be a supreme court justice.
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Does not fit my conception of Chinese people look like.
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Huntsman does not fit that mold, to say the least.
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Whereas Corbyn is not fit to govern in the slightest.
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In contrast, 57% say Trump is not fit to serve.
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Biden does not fit the model of the establishment frontrunner.
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A millennial prospect may or may not fit the mold.
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Collins he is not fit to sit on any bench.
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He may not fit the stereotype, but he conforms beautifully.
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Needless to say, this plant is not fit for human life.
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However, Sharma did not fit every country neatly into a category.
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He is obviously not fit for such a senior academic position.
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But for some, even today's capacious gender roles do not fit.
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Admittedly, the immigration issue does not fit easily into this template.
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I think Donald Trump is just not fit for the job.
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How does that behavior not fit the textbook definition of racism?
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I am not fit enough to play with my bad back.
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And take it from us — one outfit does not fit all.
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I know, no connection and it's not fit with this narrative.
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It works to not fit into a predictable model of games.
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Forty-nine percent said Clinton is not fit for the presidency.
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It's so big that it may not fit on small countertops.
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My own grief did not fit the stages, and it defied
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Such responses did not fit into the U.S. narrative about a
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"The punishment did not fit the crime," he told the Post.
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Harbaugh's boss, Warde Manuel, does not fit in the same demographic.
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Ragbir's case simply does not fit within the case's narrow parameters.
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From a conservation solution standpoint, one size does not fit all.
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The Incest Diary does not fit into any of these categories.
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Some critics claimed the female body was not fit for fighting.
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The case illustrates how the PLDPA is not fit for purpose.
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Anyone who does not fit that mold, he added, is disregarded.
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I am not fit for any place of honor or trust!
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Owning a major book publisher does not fit into those plans.
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Despite my small frame, I could not fit into a medium.
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Mr. Trump's tariffs do not fit within any of those boxes.
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In one mortifying instance, he could not fit into a cab.
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Unfortunately, small businesses do not fit neatly into these credit systems.
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The final price would probably not fit into that clip: $75,000.
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By Lipper's own telling, she was not fit for the frontier.
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Beloved boardwalk businesses that did not fit Zamperla's vision were shuttered.
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A suggestion that a job is not fit for a woman.
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"Jacob Zuma is not fit to lead South Africa," he added.
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Simply put, it is un-American and not fit for office.
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It will still not fit in small pockets without sticking out.
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"One size does not fit all in this category," Ginsberg said.
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He was brash, boring and an egomaniac, not fit for the presidency.
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Needless to say, the happy-go-lucky Winfried does not fit in.
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It's definitely a distinct look that might not fit in every home.
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The manner in which he rose does not fit the usual template.
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The models did not fit Razek's idea of a Victoria's Secret model.
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He is not fit to serve as Attorney General and should resign.
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Mr Obama's immigration changes, the states charge, did not fit this bill.
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Much of it is poor quality and not fit for human consumption.
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His age does not fit the typical profile in mass shooting cases.
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Euler had hoped to lead it, but he did not fit in.
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Simply put: Making each drink by hand did not fit our bill.
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Judge Gorsuch does not fit the mold of a rock-ribbed conservative.
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When your myths are not fit for purpose, you make new ones.
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Finally, the "sugar high" hypothesis does not fit the current situation anyway.
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Please step down, you are not fit to lead this great #nation.
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McCarthy has said the allegations suggest Perales is not fit for office.
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The same percentage said Trump is not fit to serve as president.
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Judge Campbell held Amazon does not fit Tennessee's definition of a seller.
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Bending became increasingly difficult, and my chef's pants did not fit anymore.
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But they are certainly not fit for work from home with kids.
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Tesla does not fit that description, either, which could prove partly useful.
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Apparently, the first Beverly Hills house did not fit Bezos' space requirements.
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Now it&aposs all computers, and liquid and computers do not fit.
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And the marketing chiefs emphasized that one size does not fit all.
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But "Manchester" and "Moonlight" might not fit into the best-picture mold.
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Her prison psychiatrist found Nazanin is not fit to be in prison.
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The panel decided on Wednesday that she was not fit to serve.
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Berke said flight records for Walters' plane did not fit Davis's account.
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Mr. Mohammad's particular experience, however, does not fit easily into this narrative.
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He has severe personality disorders and is not fit to be president.
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Paul Wellstone would not fit this definition because he voted for DOMA.
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Overall, 56% of voters say Trump is not fit to serve as president.
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But this kind of volatility and infighting is clearly not fit for business.
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Background: Lagarde does not fit any of the stereotypes of a central banker.
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This does not fit into O'Connell's picture of how her life would go.
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"I made mistakes but my punishment does not fit the crime," he said.
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This creature did not fit into any known major animal group, until now.
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"Sometimes the new answers do not fit with earlier interpretation," Larsson told Gizmodo.
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Black women are constantly reminded that they do not fit America's beauty standard.
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TFL said that the U.S. firm was not "fit and proper" to operate.
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Investing in a diesel X-Trail in Sunderland did not fit this strategy.
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He would correct coaches if their play call did not fit the alignment.
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Unfortunately, many of America's current aid programs are not fit for this purpose.
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Records show that he was considered "not fit to proceed" with the case.
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The men did not fit the stereotypes that most Tunisians have of Americans.
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Wheeler and Bernhardt have already demonstrated they are not fit for those jobs.
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He is aware, at the Nascar rally, that he does not fit in.
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Anyone who cannot name our enemy, is not fit to lead this country.
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But the test that Dr. Jackson administered was not fit for his conclusion.
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Conservatives erupted: The man was not fit to sit in the Oval Office!
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Serial harassers, though often caricatured, do not fit any personality type or types.
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Unusual observations: Unusual points do not fit the general trend of the scatterplot.
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Pros: low self-discharge, one-year warrantyCons: May not fit all battery compartments
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"There is nobody who does not fit a pole mold," Sapakie told PEOPLE.
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Once hired by The Post, he did not fit into regular news beats.
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Those who know him best, though, insist Monza does not fit that pattern.
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Were they told they were overqualified and might not fit into the culture?
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These nominees simply do not fit the bill, which should concern all Americans.
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However, Moodymann did not fit cleanly in the worlds of techno or house.
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" As Mr. Bart noted, "Gianopulos, thoughtful and cautious, does not fit that description.
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"He's obviously not fit to be in the United States Senate," he said.
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Unusual observations: Unusual points do not fit the general pattern in the scatterplot.
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It's unhealthy to force people into a choice that might not fit them.
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Shane Mahood/Syfy Andrew Rotilio knows what it feels like to not fit in.
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J. Simpson has enormous hands, and I knew that glove would not fit him.
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Also it's very, very tall and will not fit in many standard PC cases.
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Jeff Sessions, is not fit for the job of the nation's top law enforcer.
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That means opening our thinking to accept facts that might not fit our narratives.
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They have also said the technology did not fit easily into existing regulatory frameworks.
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The standard model of economics did not fit with what goes on within companies.
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And, in Corey's case, it is a punishment that does not fit the crime.
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Earlier this month, a judge ruled that Curry is not fit to stand trial.
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Many on the extreme right admire Russia but it does not fit the bill.
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They were also deemed "not fit for sale", and probably would've been thrown away.
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Mosquitoes swarmed through the gaps in the doorframe—the door did not fit properly.
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It also proved they were not fit to wipe the boots of Gorbals people.
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He portrayed Mr. Trump as an unserious insult artist not fit for high office.
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I may not fit the stereotypical definition of what a Latina "should" look like.
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" Say this instead: "I am not fit to be President of the United States.
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If there is a profile of an archetypal blasphemer, Ali does not fit it.
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No one in America now frets that the boat people will not fit in.
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Perhaps most excitingly, Notepad will display lines that do not fit the screen entirely.
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And depending upon your particular tastes and menu, one method does not fit all.
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But the symptoms of the hundreds of people seeking treatment did not fit dengue.
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My bikinis either did not fit or were too low and showed my scar.
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The report was ignored because it did not fit British and French colonial ambitions.
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Because of several factors, the team's outfield parts do not fit together as smoothly.
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Even within common business types, what works in one place may not fit another.
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In fact he is apparently not fit to be a guest in my house.
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Their overriding point was that he was not fit to become our next president.
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Non-recyclable straws and to-go cup lids do not fit into this system.
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But venues in Brooklyn and Manhattan are not fit to accommodate thousands of people.
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They seem confused when I walk in, as I do not fit the bill.
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They are not fit for company even if they are energetic and plodding fellows.
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Men's wear did not fit properly, and she felt it made her look unprofessional.
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And Paddock, at 64, does not fit the profile of a young ISIS recruit.
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Perhaps most important, 63 percent say Mr. Trump is not fit to be president.
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The area does not fit Carey's definition of a destination city, but London does.
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Those left standing were so battered they were "not fit for use", Lakuaci said.
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Many also do not fit the Democratic Party's typical focus-grouped profile for recruitment.
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Mr. Ali's dual inheritances do not fit the simplicity of the Tebbit identity test.
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"He's taking actions that demonstrate he is not fit for office," Ms. Kuster said.
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The historical Christian positions on social issues do not fit into contemporary political alignments.
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The Syrian government was "not fit to lead and rule the people", he said.
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It's a fascinating story — all the more so because it does not fit preconceptions.
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Tommee Tippee bottles, for example, are wider and might not fit into some warmers.
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WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the word "pandemic" did not fit the facts.
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His own feet could not fit comfortably, so he sought to make his own.
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She was long told she did not "fit the mold" of being an executive.
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"Our competition laws are not fit for the age of big data," he said.
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One size does not fit all for investing Just look at the bond market.
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To be sure, all of Trump's recent actions do not fit a neat frame.
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To have them potentially not fit the aesthetics of the wedding gave me anxiety.
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This is all true, but it also did not and still does not fit.
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Also, the burrito-sized tortillas did not fit my cheesecake pan, which is a phrase I never thought I'd say in my cooking career (I fixed it by lining with foil.) the tortilla does not fit the pan, a minor roadblock pic.twitter.
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It would not fit with the giant Forevermark ring already accessorized on the middle finger.
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I'd tell myself that I'm so fat, that I'm not fit for an Asian girl.
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The reality is that religion does not fit the standard left-right divide very well.
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Clinton is calling Trump a "fraud" and declared he's not fit to lead the country.
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And in Alice's case, it is a punishment that absolutely did not fit the crime.
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The difficulty with this agenda is that it does not fit onto a bumper sticker.
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She also suggested that "non-democracies such as China" did not fit Australia's "preferred order".
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Clinton, meanwhile, said the controversy reinforces her view that Trump is "not fit" for president.
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That is what globalization in which "one size does not fit all" will look like.
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Now, I realize that there's no point on focusing on something that might not fit.
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There are also far too many difficult facts that do not fit into this pattern.
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Thankfully, now with the Sport Pulse, you'll know just how really not fit you are.
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Kids' shoes simply will not fit, no matter how much I want to wear them.
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You're allowed to not fit into the status quo and still feel fly as fuck.
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But they do not fit neatly into the existing state or federal financial regulatory framework.
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At 52 years old, Hatch does not fit the profile of the traditional Yale freshman.
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He said that views such as Kipling's did not fit in with a diverse body.
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Yet another challenge is that Delacroix does not fit smoothly into the proto-Modern mold.
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Others were simply not fit enough to be on the mountain in the first place.
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It does not fit with the general expectations of what people are supposed to drink.
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Some therapies are costly, and others do not fit with the person's sense of self.
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That is because what it is healthy food for one, is not fit for all.
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And Traoré, with his sprinter's speed and powerlifter's build, really does not fit a pattern.
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But she decided against it because she felt that her family would not fit in.
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London&aposs transport regulator said Uber was not "fit and proper" to hold the license.
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" The therapist determined that Murdock "does not fit the personality profile of a sexual abuser.
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Price transparency may not fit well with the current system, but it doesn't have to.
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Seeing people who may not fit the mold owning who they are is really important.
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WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said using the word "pandemic" did not fit the facts.
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" "My troubled spirit does not fit with your dirty economic ties and tight political lobbies.
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Democrats are eyeing a case that Trump is not fit to continue in his job.
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But the facts in the case do not fit well with Mr. Sanders's populist image.
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She said the politicians' description of "parallel societies" simply did not fit her, or Tingbjerg.
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It was available only on the street for prices that did not fit our budget.
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"We believe the business of Amazon does not fit with LVMH full stop and it does not fit with our brands," LVMH Chief Financial Officer Jean-Jacques Guiony told investors in a conference call on Tuesday, after the group announced unexpectedly robust quarterly sales.
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Flint Mayor Karen Weaver noted that some homes have faucets where the filters do not fit.
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Continental spokeswoman Kristin Thomas confirmed Hamm's withdrawal, saying the event did not fit with his schedule.
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A 22mm-wide band will obviously not fit into a smartwatch with a 16mm-wide lugs.
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His re-election bid stoked resentment among Algerians who believe he is not fit to lead.
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Because her rape did not fit the stereotype, she thought she was wrong to feel violated.
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But Cain does not fit the mold of a traditional nominee to the Federal Reserve Board.
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They also charge a $25 fee for each carryon that does not fit under your seat.
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That said, corner-office occupants more often than not fit themselves into any significant corporate rejig.
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By his own words and actions, he's not fit to serve half of the US population.
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"I said starting back in June that he was not fit to be president," she said.
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"His endless protestations that he was not fit to be leader is classic Richard," Fiennes said.
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It suggests that this is a decision that might not fit within the bounds of reasonableness.
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They have to hear nobody wants them or the few people that might are not fit.
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Cultural politics in Poland do not fit a neat model of young liberals versus old conservatives.
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Its political ads API is still being blasted by research academics as not fit for purpose.
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But that did not fit In with the administration's energy dominance agenda (their words, not mine).
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This wine decidedly did not fit our hard-earned guidelines, but Pete stood by his choice.
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Two state psychologists who examined Mr. Dear concluded that he was not fit to stand trial.
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But a former employee, Christopher Tarui, said the culture silenced employees who did not fit in.
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At 32.7 inches in height, this unit may not fit well in a small dorm room.
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They just may not fit so neatly into your political ideology or that of your candidate.
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With Buster, they put me in incredibly tight suits, which did not fit my body type.
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Well, his fans -- and even competitors -- are pissed, claiming the punishment does NOT fit the crime.
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Oates wanted his goalies playing deeper in the goal, a style that did not fit Holtby.
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The company argued that Lowery's case does not fit the definition of a class action lawsuit.
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It might not fit anymore as breasts enlarge, even in first trimester, in preparation for nursing.
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I kept it hidden and tried to fit into a role that did not fit me.
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Born Thomas Oldweiler Jr. in Mobile, Mr. DiCaprio did not fit in with the local culture.
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Half-Chinese, half-white, the self proclaimed Dumpling King might not fit into any conventional boxes.
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But the state's three in-play districts do not fit that pattern, or really any pattern.
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Your mother's shoes might not fit properly, or the heel might be too narrow for her.
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Last September, London regulators said Uber was not "fit and proper" to operate in the city.
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The sisters have played together this year at two tournaments that did not fit Hingis's schedule.
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I know that may not fit your description of what you think people like me do.
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That leaves 2 percent of poor people who did not fit into one of these categories.
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Those words and theories did not fit with the man that Claus Schmidt thought he knew.
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"The traditional approach to the office is not fit for purpose in today's environment," he said.
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And from the beginning, it was clear that someone had entered Gorali who did not fit.
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"At that time, journeying into the Amazon just did not fit into my schedule," Pitt said.
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Ms. Smith does not fit easily into any box, and neither does this thought-provoking film.
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As we started off, he worried that he was not fit enough to complete the expedition.
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"I know that may not fit your description of what you think people like me do."
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"I&aposm telling you, that place is totally not fit for anybody to live," he said.
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What he almost certainly was not, however, was Meena's biological father; the dates do not fit.
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It also said the ventilator would not fit through the family's front door in West London.
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They also listed her as "not fit to race," but did not say for how long.
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Campbell was still not fit, while Cole was unwell and Hoyte had also picked up an injury.
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But the submarine was deemed not fit to be used and his involvement quickly became a meme.
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Twice, Abu Israa says, he was fined $40 because his beard did not fit their length specifications.
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The prosthetic was built to fit his face perfectly, so it might not fit your face perfectly.
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Even the late, great Senator Paul Wellstone would not fit this definition because he voted for DOMA.
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Oh, and a detailed contingency plan should any of the furniture not fit into the new place.
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You can still be proud of your Hispanic culture and not fit within these outdated beauty ideals.
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At first the cash was piling up so fast that it would not fit in the safe.
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Working on projects that do not fit within a leader's innate skills tends to be emotionally draining.
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This is what these four artists share: they did not fit in and they never tried to.
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"He's popular, but people consider that he's not fit for the office of the president," he said.
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Things you see on Instagram, the Kardashians, Nicki Minaj, they do not fit into the Golden Ratio.
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Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., canceled races, facing temperatures that were not fit for man or beast.
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WIMBLEDON, England — For the female tennis players wearing Nike at Wimbledon, one style did not fit all.
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Such tactics may not fit the mold of what's expected in today's quick-fix, instant-gratification society.
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Large internet platforms are a relatively new phenomenon that do not fit into our historical social framework.
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The split in the electorate did not fit the standard media narrative — distilled from Brexit, Trump, etc.
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The White House on Thursday said that Bee's show is "not fit for broadcast" following the comment.
|
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" And on Saturday, he tweeted, "Anybody whose mind "SHORT CIRCUITS" is not fit to be our president!
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On the other, they're confronted with information that suggests he's not fit to be in that position.
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But the recovery from the Great Recession of 2007-85033 has not fit this pattern very well.
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But Facebook might also have an interest in squelching innovations that do not fit its business model.
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Newspapers do not fit the internet age in part because the web cannibalizes their content so ruthlessly.
|
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"I wanna break glass ceilings not fit glass slippers," her post read, ending with the hashtag #leveltheplayingfield.
|
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"If you were offended by the sign, you would not fit in at the gym," he said.
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I know that might not fit the narrative box about the rise of Bernie and the progressives.
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But the fact is that 'perfect' doesn't exist in fighting and one size does not fit all.
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" We heard Clinton say, flatly, "Donald Trump is not fit to be president or commander in chief.
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"He's obviously not fit to be in the United States Senate," Mr. McConnell told reporters on Tuesday.
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Nonsporting dogs are the wide range of breeds that do not fit into the other six groups.
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Charles Wheelan: Being a centrist means that I do not fit neatly into either current political camp.
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Kirsten Gillibrand a whore is not fit to clean the toilets in the Barack Obama Presidential Library.
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And where the established rules for love did not fit their lives, they made up new ones.
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She wasn't initially tested because she did not fit the CDC criteria for testing at the time.
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Unusual observations: Unusual points that do not fit the general pattern in the scatterplot are called outliers.
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The downside is that it may not fit knives with thicker handles or tools like kitchen shears.
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The reality is that many low-income jobs do not fit into the "9 to 5" box.
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" Hannity continued: "Now Clinton says Donald Trump, oh, he's not fit to serve in the Oval Office.
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"Sepulcher" is constantly reiterated on an F minor chord that does not fit harmonically within the context.
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The photograph, they said, only solidified for them that he was not fit to lead the state.
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We have a concession stand where the refreshments being served are perhaps not fit for human consumption.
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"This mess has made abundantly clear that our current parliament is not fit for purpose," he said.
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However, BHP says the Nimba deposit does not fit with its focus on assets in stable, developed countries.
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Without full FTC rule-making authority, Rubio's proposal may not fit that bill for some privacy-minded Democrats.
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Some of us had left and returned with the pistols that did not fit in our swimming trunks.
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The other caveat is that Krasner does not fit comfortably into any of the narratives of Abstract Expressionism.
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He contends Delgado parachuted into the district to run for Congress and does not fit the area's values.
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Pirates, pandemics and massive oil leaks on the sea floor do not fit neatly into your planning calendar.
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Tyler was one of Hannah's "reasons why," but did not fit in with the others in the group.
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At worst you might accidentally insert a phrase that does not fit the tone of an important email.
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I said starting back in June that he was not fit to be president and commander in chief.
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The Affordable Care Act, as a whole, does not fit neatly into either the "targeted" or "universal" box.
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Police say: The community is basing its interpretation on rhetoric and assumptions that may not fit the facts.
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"But I'll stand by what I said in the beginning: One size does not fit all," Widerstrom emphasized.
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BLM does not fit the bill: it welcomes white supporters, has condemned violence and addresses structural racial inequities.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton has a new line of criticism against Donald Trump -- he's not fit for kids.
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Similarly, some mental illnesses may be the result of having to negotiate situations they are not fit for.
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The jacket, allegedly a size large, was so small that he could not fit it over his shoulders.
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Among other practical problems, it said, the ventilator would not fit through the front door of Charlie's home.
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Social media users in China weren't delighted with the Italian authorities after those "not fit for consumption" comments.
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It is very hard to say yes to the dress if you do not fit the sample size.
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If the standard Apple earbuds do not fit your ears, it is highly unlikely that the AirPods will.
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The Trump administration called Bee's show "not fit for broadcast" following the derogatory remark during a Wednesday segment.
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That does not fit well with the idea of providing passage for crude from Alberta's sticky oil sands.
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Uber has lost its licence to operate in London on the grounds that it's not "fit and proper".
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We kept bumping into random items for sale that did not fit any specific section on our journey.
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Not all beach sand is equal, and much of it is not fit for top-level beach volleyball.
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Sessions is not fit to serve as the top law enforcement officer of our country and must resign.
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"He did not fit on the mattress at all" says Krim, which gave the team a good laugh.
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I said starting back in June that he was not fit to be president and commander-in-chief.
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The time required is specific to the school, Mr. Cornwell said, and one time does not fit all.
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Being told you're not "fit and proper" to operate a service yet allowed to keep operating your service?
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But the Practical People, as the show's writers called the new cast members, did not fit in well.
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Keep in mind, the Colugo does not fit overhead and it is not compatible with infant car seats.
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Defending Judge Kavanaugh, she argued that the #MeToo movement did not fit into the Supreme Court confirmation proceedings.
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"This Does Not Fit" is the first of a pair of albums he's releasing in the coming months.
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But Harding was not held back by American skating officials because she did not fit some sequined ideal.
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" History along this coast, Bunting notes early on, "is unruly, and does not fit into an orderly narrative.
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Less than a day later the F.A.A. uncovered evidence that suggested the planes were not fit to fly.
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"They're a way for couples to create their own customs and not fit into a box," she said.
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I love power plays and goals as much as anyone, but the punishment does not fit the crime.
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Yes, it's a time-suck, but one size does not fit all when it comes to potential jobs.
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The 12-foot-long hunk of oak atop a massive base would not fit in the building's elevators.
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Another, broader federal obstruction statute is Section 1505 of Title 18, but even this statute does not fit.
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Ferguson joins a growing trend of players who have retired early, but he does not fit the profile.
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He told the broadcaster that an expert had concluded that Groening was not fit enough to be imprisoned.
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Some critics cited the 211 ProPublica story as evidence that she was not fit to run the agency.
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This sudden and sweeping offer does not fit with the often-espoused four-year plan from the coalition.
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These people fear being depicted as "total rednecks" and argue urgently that they do not fit the stereotype.
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The interview did not fit their narrative of Barr being a witless Trump troll so it was ignored.
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Those who do receive parental assistance often do not fit neatly into the stereotype of lazy, entitled millennial.
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Yet many people at high risk do not fit the typical profile of a person with heart disease.
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Although I've felt the term does not fit with the gentle reverberating hum, technically speaking, a gong crashes.
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I said starting back in June, that he was not fit to be president and commander in chief.
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But the typical criticisms of gratuitous scenes like this may not fit as well as they used to either.
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For example, the system could flag management that a certain worker is stressed or otherwise not fit to work.
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That said, size 28 jeans in one brand still may not fit the same as size 28 in another.
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They don't understand that the tools we have for dealing with psychoactive substances are not fit for that purpose.
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It also said the country's infrastructure, to allow for the charging of electric vehicles, was not fit for purpose.
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The left needs to accept that many of the criticisms it levels at capitalism do not fit the facts.
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They just had such a vague roster that I don't think it was even possible to not fit in.
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The pin buckle closure only allows for incremental adjustments, so it may not fit as precisely as you'd like.
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Russo said many homes lacked the most basic infrastructures, such as sewage, and were not fit for human habitation.
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He began running up the slopes of Mont Ventoux before grabbing a service bike which did not fit him.
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Why have human beings' brains evolved to discard perfectly valid information when it does not fit their preferred view?
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There must be some standards, and having a penis and competing as a woman would not fit that standard.
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But whereas subtitles made this way work well with television broadcasts, they do not fit with on-demand platforms.
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I would tell people that you can be a leader — of yourself and others — even if you're not fit.
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People here say the national debate does not fit some of the nuances of the divide in New Orleans.
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It's probably closer to 24 months from now, 2020... We could not fit the Model Y production at Fremont.
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Au Bon Pain has shops in transportation terminals and hospitals that a traditional Panera restaurant would not fit into.
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Science that does not fit environmentalists' narrative and evidence of historical trends that disprove the administration's models are excluded.
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Still, the House and Senate tax bills do not fit that description, nor do they serve the country's needs.
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"Clearly he's just not fit," Ms. Chapman said of Mr. Murphy, adding that the same applied to President Trump.
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War Is Boring reporter Steve Weintz proved fairly definitively that eight weapons simply would not fit on the F313.
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Casino security guards in Las Vegas do not fit the stereotype of whistle-blowing mall cops who chase shoplifters.
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But it was hardly the first time Mr. Trump has dismissed consensus facts that do not fit his narrative.
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Uber is appealing the London ban, which declared the company not "fit and proper" to operate in the city.
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It might not fit Arkansas, or the Panhandle, but I know and believe this would work in this community.
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The new theme may not fit neatly into any of those categories, but it does serve Ms. Young's purposes.
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They argued that because nothing of value changed hands, the incident did not fit the definition of sex trafficking.
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They're probably not fit for the saddle but perfect for exploring the arguably wilder frontiers of Manhattan's city streets.
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Afghan officials said he did not fit the profile of a Taliban infiltrator, though others have questioned that assumption.
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There is a "queer aesthetic" that if people, especially women, do not fit into, they may pass as straight.
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There's so many people, and that one impression you had of Africa does not fit all of those people.
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Those lenses, they say, use a material that some consider to be outdated and can sometimes not fit properly.
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But when we do that, we start criminalizing people who do not fit the stereotype of the good immigrant.
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Most of those studies examined the preferences of men and women who already were or were not fit, however.
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Pros: More coverage, loose on calves, sweat-wicking, comfortable, soft, flatteringCons: Run long so might not fit shorter customers
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""Since the patient did not fit the existing CDC criteria for COVID-19, a test was not immediately administered.
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"But this is predicated on something that does not fit good financial planning or smart investment decisions," he said.
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The complaint argues the expenses do not fit the pattern of a normal unwinding of a congressional campaign account.
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Some youth can experience distress during puberty because the changes in their body do not fit their gender identity.
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And helpless, of course, is what makes people act out in ways that do not fit in with society.
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Some youth can experience distress during puberty because the changes in their body do not fit their gender identity.
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Ford deserves credit for showing up and standing strong in a setting not fit for a story like hers.
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The company's downfall does not fit cleanly into the death-by-Amazon story of many retailers in recent years.
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Donald Trump's embrace of the KKK is the clearest demonstration yet that he is not fit to be President.
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Mr. Flynn, a hothead and an ideologue, was not fit to be national security adviser in the first place.
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However, I know -- unlike the NRA -- that what I want may not fit for the rest of the country.
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Until recently, the viruses had a limited capacity to carry genes, and the hemoglobin gene simply would not fit.
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The government also said Trump hotel revenue does not fit the definition of an improper payment under the constitution.
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Campaigner Stephanie Davies-Arai said labeling children who do not fit into conventional gender stereotypes as transgender was too simplistic.
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And, because the way ADHD manifests in women may not fit our stereotypes, women often don't get diagnosed until adulthood.
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One size does not fit all The German economy and the Greek economy are at opposite ends of the spectrum.
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Nipsey's family was in court and squared off with Tanisha, whom they believe is not fit to care for Emani.
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Shabat agreed that in its current iteration, Amazon's mass distribution does not fit with the luxury market's desire for exclusivity.
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"Mark Kirk bucked his party to say Donald Trump is not fit to be commander-in-chief," Kirk's ad said.
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It did not fit the needs of the Phoenix mission and remained stored away until it might find another use.
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Mr. Comey has said that Mr. Trump is not fit to hold office and has compared him to a mobster.
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"Chief Gallagher faces a draconian punishment that does not fit the conduct," Mr. Parlatore wrote in a request for clemency.
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But farms still waste 20% to 40% of produce that they grow because it does not fit grocers' cosmetic standards.
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They're seeking asylum, even if their circumstances may not fit neatly into the definition of "persecution" in US asylum law.
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He studied there for the next 11 years, followed by a spell in Rome, but he did not fit in.
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Performance across industries does not fit very well with the idea that distraction is the main cause of weak productivity.
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In it, she wrote about how mainstream "white feminism" did not fit with the choices she made within her faith.
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It does not fit into any clearly defined political ideology, focusing its energies primarily on denouncing corruption and political wrongdoing.
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Not fit for man, nor beast Back in the Midwest, the livestock felt the pain of the winter storm too.
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The obvious obstacles women face in the workplace — racism, privilege, and other disparities — do not fit with Trump's inspirational tone.
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To suggest that flamboyant libertine Donald Trump does not fit neatly into this same mold is to understate the obvious.
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These activities, said Chief Justice John Roberts, did not fit the definition of an "official action" under federal corruption law.
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The government has also said Trump hotel revenue does not fit the definition of an improper payment under the Constitution.
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Anyone more invested in Vermont jam than the welfare of the American people is not fit to lead this country.
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Indeed, a self-pardon might well constitute an impeachable offense even if the underlying crime did not fit that category.
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"Our lander is small but we would not fit on a provider that launches microsatellites, like Rocket Lab, " Hakamada said.
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It might not fit in with the sport's post-Olympics marketing push, but for U.S.A. Gymnastics, that time is now.
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Hastings made a "meticulous argument" for why Randolph was not fit to run the company alone, according to the book.
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"Can anyone restrain a president who is obviously not fit?" asked Ken Martin, a retired government official from New Zealand.
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Au Bon Pain has shops in transportation terminals, universities and hospitals that a traditional Panera restaurant would not fit into.
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Republicans at the FCC blasted the proposal, saying the three-call-per-month limit did not fit with standard practice.
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This may sound counterintuitive and does not fit within the sound bite media culture in which we currently find ourselves.
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His opponents say Bouteflika, 81, is not fit to lead and that Algeria is ruled in his name by advisers.
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At both the state and federal levels, sharing economy apps and platforms do not fit easily within existing labor laws.
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Almost immediately, British tabloid The Daily Mail began to print stories that claimed Victoria was not fit to be president.
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That ring, the one that represented everything I was supposed to do with my totally fine life, did not fit.
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So hellbent is the modern American film industry on erasing the narratives of people who do not fit the mold.
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Pros: Made from high-quality US-grown cotton, cool and crisp, well designed, rubberized elasticCons: Does not fit deeper mattresses
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In a new interview, Biden went as far as to claim that Sanders is not fit to lead the party.
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Croatia does not fit the "lovable underdog" tag of teams like Iceland, in part because it plays a little dirty.
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Many hospitals had to discharge suspected cases back into the community when they did not fit the narrow testing criteria.
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Phil has not fit that role as the stereotype of the people who are constantly trying to be self-seekers.
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Transgender students — those who identify as a different gender than their biological sex — did not fit into an existing category.
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But what is publicly known does not fit neatly into Mr. Trump's theory of Mr. McCabe as a Democratic operator.
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He's diagnosed as learning disabled and schizophrenic, diagnoses his surviving nieces feel do not fit the man their family knew.
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"Madame X," the Met's famed John Singer Sargent portrait of a woman in a daring velvet dress, would not fit.
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But it did not help matters that ordinary Soviet-era cars do not fit anybody's concept of sleek or sexy.
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This was a relief since I was concerned that the cashew pillow would not fit due to its odd shape.
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" In her resignation letter, Ms. Zankel wrote that "to say the punishment does not fit the crime is an understatement.
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"I'm wearing Novak's shoes," Berdych said of the Djokovic-branded Adidas shoes, because his other shoes did not fit well.
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Many of those who could not fit inside watched the match on the main video screen outside Court Suzanne Lenglen.
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"Transparency is not all or nothing; and one size may not fit all segments of the Treasury market," Weiss said.
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The many voters who do not fit neatly into those categories are simply exasperated at the infighting and want change.
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The first is that he did not fit the dominant, long-told story about the history of the abolitionist movement.
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Pros: Easy to clean, clear view of the knife blades, compact footprint, relatively affordableCons: Small knives may not fit well
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Although the fire smothered itself before firefighters arrived, the oven was not fit to use, according to CNN affiliate WCAX.
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"Transparency is not all or nothing; and one size may not fit all segments of the Treasury market," he said.
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That proposition, of course, led to the next question: What do we do about those deemed not fit or intelligent?
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The Trump administration has told trans soldiers and potential recruits that they are not fit to fight for our country.
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But, research shows that optimal governance arrangements are often much more nuanced and that one size does not fit all.
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We have also removed two people because we determined they did not fit the criteria for inclusion on the list.
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"We ought to seek out and encourage the rare individualists who do not fit into the prevailing pattern," he wrote.
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While it may be a good plan for those 65 and over, it may not fit the needs of everyone.
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Case workers often collected information in their files which did not fit readily into the portal's data fields, she said.
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I was worried that it may not fit well with the rest of the album, but I think it's the opposite.
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Masood's age does not fit the profile of militant attackers, who are typically younger than 30, according to counter-terrorism officers.
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The only thing that does not fit is the capitalist system because it dominates everything and doesn't even let us breathe.
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"This is unacceptable and a stance that does not fit our friendship, our partnership and our long-standing cooperation," he said.
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Mr. Ivory, a business lawyer from suburban Salt Lake City, does not fit the profile of a sun-scoured sagebrush rebel.
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It contains comments that could not fit into the print version of the story, according to one of Carmon's subsequent tweets.
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But Powell noted that climate-related risks do not fit squarely within the central bank's existing framework for assessing financial stability.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday that the old "sell in May and go away" investment adage does not fit in 2019.
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Approving the motion would hamper Bailey and tell the world that British financial supervision was not "fit for purpose", Garnier said.
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Of course, your mileage may vary because ears are highly variable, and the AirPods may not fit or stay in place.
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Democrats hope such activity will build a case for voters that the President is not fit to serve a second term.
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"Jeremy Corbyn this morning proved he is not fit to govern our country," Brandon Lewis, the party's chairman, said on Sunday.
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Still, it has a few risks, especially if military commanders take tactical decisions that do not fit within the administration's goals.
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One color does not fit all, which is why (yay!) beauty brands have been increasingly inclusive with their skin tone offerings.
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"A common denominator seems to be missing contextual information or ignoring information that does not fit the conclusions," the review found.
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"Our main point was really that one size all does not fit all," Szyperski said in an interview after the meeting.
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"Car insurance does not fit with our core purpose and strategy," Chief Executive Joe Garner told reporters in a phone interview.
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Front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are not fit to be president, former 2016 GOP candidate George Pataki said Monday.
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With 9,000 of its 16,000 churches in rural villages, "it is not fit for purpose", declares David Voas of Essex University.
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Erecting a statue to someone like Longstreet, who urged political cooperation with blacks, did not fit into this campaign of intimidation.
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Ofcom has previously said there was a high threshold for finding that a broadcaster was not fit to hold a license.
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One Oxfordshire farmer says he has told the prime minister that both DEFRA and the RPA are not fit for purpose.
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Of course, your mileage may vary because ears are highly variable and they may not fit or stay in your ears.
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The brand of quirk-rock available here isn't quiet, but it is slight; the album might not fit into casual contexts.
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But that is a 4D chess explanation, which does not fit the blundering political maneuvering that we've seen from House Republicans.
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For the first six years, the municipality was constantly trying to shut down SappyFest as it did not fit their ideology.
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Fifty-nine percent of those polled said Trump lacks decency, while 22019 percent said he is not fit to be president.
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These two parts of Haskell's work do not fit into the easy, supple adaptation-play that governs the rest of it.
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They are threatened by mass immigration, by open borders and by a single European currency: one size does not fit all.
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As someone with larger hips and smaller legs, they fit, but they may not fit as well on curvier body types.
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Still, Jay Z tried to argue that her rival, Donald J. Trump, the Republican nominee, was not fit to be president.
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Though I have never looked for a woman or abandoned monastic life, I am not fit to wear the robes again.
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The gun laws in New Zealand are more layered, and do not fit easily into a pro or anti-gun rubric.
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The Academy, and Hollywood in general, has historically denied access to people who do not fit the old white man mold.
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Adi Keidar, a Honenu lawyer representing the escorts, said Awad's version did not fit with any other testimony he had heard.
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Armed with a huge aluminum pan, I went home to discover that the bird did not fit into our wall oven.
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After Jacquemus debuted the tiny handbag in 2019, many headlines surfaced highlighting what could, or could not, fit inside the purse.
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Doctors suspected infection with the virus, but the patient did not fit the federal criteria and was not tested for days.
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The team reportedly planned to cut him if he did not, as Kaepernick did not fit his new coach&aposs offense.
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It has faltered, sometimes badly, undermining leaders whose views did not fit its strategic objectives and replacing them with pliant despots.
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That may be because she does not fit the mold — privacy advocate, remorseful former tech executive — of a typical industry challenger.
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In our research, we found two toasts that I really liked but they did not fit the theme of the puzzle.
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According to The Athletic's report, "friends and associates tried warning him that he may not fit" before he accepted the role.
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Trader Joe's website mentions its "long-running policy to donate 100% of products not fit for sale but safe for consumption."
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Since taking office in January, Krasner has fired 31 prosecutors who he said not did not fit his law-reform agenda.
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After Jacquemus debuted the tiny handbag in 2019, many headlines surfaced highlighting what could, or could not, fit inside the purse.
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Refugees are unwelcome in the United States, the Statute of Liberty notwithstanding, because they do not fit the white nationalist model.
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The debate highlights the challenges of rolling out a new technology that does not fit neatly into an existing regulatory framework.
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"Despite the $35 billion invested in Europe by VCs this year, many companies do not fit the venture model," he says.
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That may be because she does not fit the mold — privacy advocate, remorseful former tech executive — of a typical industry challenger.
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The Chinese government, however, told Mr. Liu's lawyer, Shang Baojun, in late June that Mr. Liu was not fit to travel.
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The seven million members of the United Methodist Church in the United States often do not fit within easy political categories.
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For years, the island was a haven for people who did not fit into what we now call a heteronormative society.
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Given the less-than-desirable state of refrigeration in smuggling trucks, much of the meat is not fit for human consumption.
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"It's irresponsible, and I think anybody who refuses to reject statements like that are not fit for statewide office in Colorado and are not fit for federal office in Washington, D.C." The statement comes as environmental groups and some liberal lawmakers rally around the "Keep It In The Ground" movement to quickly end fossil fuel production on federal lands.
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"The punishment here simply does not fit the seriousness of the crime," said Assistant County Attorney Thomas Ragatz in the state's appeal.
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For some people, their gender identity does not fit neatly into one of those two choices (see non-binary and/or genderqueer).
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"However, my actions at the time might not fit the current public sentiment", he said in the statement released by the FSS.
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Prosecutors said Damache sought to recruit light-skinned women and others who did not fit the traditional terrorist profile to wage jihad.
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Flying is one of the most dreadful experiences for people who do not fit neatly into a space that's 17 inches wide.
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" Robert Shapiro: "I tried the glove on… O.J. Simpson has enormous hands and I knew that that glove would not fit him.
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BRIAN STELTER, CNN: These are messages from a person who is not well, from a leader who is not fit for office.
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Growing up religious, you're taught a lot about the world that may or may not fit in with your worldview moving forward.
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Our affiliates are CEE's feet on the street because one size does not fit all in education, even if one mission does.
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These are heady subjects, and any discussion about them would not fit neatly into the cheerful choreography of a developer conference keynote.
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Would the media like to hear Mick Mulvaney's report, or would you find it extraordinarily boring and therefore not fit for camera?
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Some commentators have suggested the thought experiment works as an analogy to abortion following a rape but does not fit every abortion.
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I think the two things might not fit very neatly, and there's always… I think I kind of trick people a bit.
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President Trump has also inserted himself in the debate, tweeting that "one size does not fit all" for schools in the state.
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Los Angeles, to be exact, which is the kind of city where East Coast intellectuals like Noah do not fit in easily.
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I'm a writer, so I love the three-act structure, but our messy lives do not fit an exposition, climax, and resolution.
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For some, the fact that Khan is a Muslim is evidence that he is not fit to protect the city of London.
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Uber has shown that it's not fit to run its own service: Couldn't we, together, do a much better job of it?
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Let's admit it: we dismissed the economic hardship of many working class voters because they do not fit into our idealized constituency.
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The consequences of this trans exclusionary politic were scarring, leaving Simona with a sense she did not fit into her own community.
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This is only part of the bathroom for the master bedroom — I could not fit in the entire room in one picture.
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Riedel Wine Glass Guide Just like one size does not fit all with pants, the same goes for wines and their glasses.
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"If you are not fit enough to enter the United States, they are going to stabilize your condition for deportation," McInnes says.
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It has proven to be a difficult balancing act, primarily because privacy does not fit neatly into a business versus consumer folder.
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For people who don't follow Indigenous art closely, many of the 100 works in the exhibition may not fit their preconceived notions.
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His lawyers said their client's wheelchair could not fit through a door that incarcerated defendants must pass through to reach the courtroom.
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At first glance, the maker of Cheerios and Cocoa Puffs might not fit the image of a cutting-edge venture capital investor.
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Sri Lankans are used to loud, nasty politics, but this kind of talk does not fit a plot with a happy ending.
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The ride-sharing company won a court case to continue operating after London's transport authority said it was not "fit and proper."
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Because one size does not fit all, follow your unique path and get the great sleep it takes to make it happen.
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China is not a currency manipulator because it does not fit the US Treasury's own definition of what a currency manipulator is.
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Moreover, there are a gazillion issues and lots of fine print in a tax proposal that do not fit into this column.
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Medicare's failure to cover prescription medical compression supplies simply because they do not fit in to an existing benefit category cannot continue.
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The only downside is that the wider neck may not fit into the cutout for the charging port on some iPhone cases.
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Lobbying, often thought of in connection with big business and backroom deals, also might not fit with the view of the Quakers.
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But CNN is blaming Donald Trump for ruining the White House sports and fitness day because they say he&aposs not fit.
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Blankets are probably not fit for people with disruptive breathing disorders like sleep apnea, or who have underlying heart or lung conditions.
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His biggest worries, he said, are that he's too old and might not fit in or be able to do the work.
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Campaign events where they will be expected to shake hands and mingle with the crowds do not fit with those mitigation strategies.
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Parents think: 'My son might have A.D.H.D., might not fit in as well in school, there might not be jobs for him.
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Amphibians have to master two or three different ways of being in the world, and often they do not fit perfectly anywhere.
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While they do not fit the Western definition of drag queens, they dance and sing at public ceremonies while wearing women's clothing.
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A biography is a collection of puzzle pieces that do not fit, and the gaps can be as interesting as the connections.
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The products themselves, however, may not be as aesthetically pleasing as standard bulbs, and may not fit every type of light fixture.
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"They proved every day that presidential candidates do not fit in any one mold and especially in any one gender," she added.
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Still, Donald Trump is a president sui generis whose ideas about international order do not fit within the modern American politician tradition.
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However, there are certainly some pieces of the puzzle that do not fit together quite as neatly as it sometimes gets presented.
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Advertisements for these products have recently flooded the radio airwaves, but when it comes to results, one size will not fit all.
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"Since the patient did not fit the existing CDC criteria for Covid-19, a test was not immediately administered," the letter says.
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German prosecutors announced in 2015 that they had shelved their case because Mr. Karkoc, then 96, was not fit to stand trial.
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The same principle is used at gas stations, where the nozzle for diesel fuel often will not fit into a gasoline tank.
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"Since the patient did not fit the existing diagnostic criteria for Covid-19, a test was not immediately administered," the memo says.
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More importantly, it does not fit within the objectives underpinning the law and does not expose corruption or illegality within the ranks.
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TikTok recently announced it would not allow paid political ads on its platform, saying it did not fit into its overall experience.
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"The nonpunitive remedy of disgorgement does not fit in that company," the court said, and is not subject to the limitations period.
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That old version of me that shares unfailingly and unblinkingly with a world that is probably not fit to be shared with?
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The other spouts off whatever pops into his head, using language not fit for a locker room, let alone the Oval Office.
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But connecting logical dots is an impossible task for many mainstream media outlets today — especially when it does not fit their narratives.
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Nope, especially not for folks from low-income backgrounds, who are dark-skinned, who do not fit the glossy, mainstream-peddled mode.
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What I'm saying is earbuds are personal, and everyone's ears are very different, and what fits your ears perfectly might not fit mine.
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"Sessions is not fit to serve as the top law enforcement officer of our country and must resign," Pelosi said in a statement.
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"The iPhones are not fit for the purpose of use as smartphones because of the touchscreen defect," the complaint said, according to Reuters.
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Her doctor soon confirmed that Odiele, too, was born with sex characteristics that do not fit the typical definitions of male or female.
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Although I was delighted that my work-life balance had improved, this did not fit well with my "email like a CEO" plan.
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But Kasich's many recent comments disparaging Trump and even saying he's not fit to be president are going to be hard to ignore.
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Humphrey, previously a John Kasich supporter, said the Delegates Unbound organization is about removing a candidate who is not fit for the presidency.
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Meg Ryan plays a woman in clothes that do not fit her shoulders who owns a small but beloved indie bookstore in Manhattan.
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Allbirds is a recent example that does not fit neatly into many of the criteria above, yet seems to be finding great success.
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" Nesby said the reports that he may have been involved in an earlier shooting before he was killed did not "fit his profile.
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The company said on Wednesday it had identified the assets that do not fit its portfolio profile, which are likely to be divested.
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In a statement today TfL said it has concluded that Uber is "not fit and proper to hold a private hire operator licence".
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While that may not fit with his political agenda and the 2020 election cycle, realism is a necessary precondition for arms control negotiations.
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It seems more likely that Lewis's experiences as a black artist did not fit into the stories Sandler or Ashton wanted to tell.
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The three dissenting justices wrote in their minority opinions that Griffin's crime did not fit the state constitution's definition of an infamous crime.
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Instead, Lux suggests that humans will be used for other tasks, like maintenance and sorting, tasks that are not fit for robots currently.
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The research of the interdisciplinary team, made up of microbiologists and medieval scholars, does not fit perfectly into any one category of funding.
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Anti-racism organization Kick It Out said UEFA's existing sanctions were not fit for purpose and called for Bulgaria to be booted out.
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You used so much ink trying to convince us that Donald Trump is not fit for office ("Time to fire him", February 231th).
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"We would say these are the messages from a person who is not well, from a leader who is not fit for office."
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The frozen babies that starving mothers abandoned in the alleys did not fit into my worldview, so I couldn't process what I saw.
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Bob didn't hold back ... saying the troubled RB did NOT fit the mold of the kind of player they want on their team.
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Based simply on the sights, sounds, and smells of Calcutta and Phoenix, he has two sets of memories that do not fit together.
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The basis of martial law is rebellion or invasion and to many people, the current situation does not fit that threshold, he noted.
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Among the counties we examined, Wisconsin's Menominee County was one of the two that did not fit same demographic profile as the rest.
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Amtrak said late last week that the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve charitable program does not fit with the new policies concerning charter trains.
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These facts do not fit at all with the usual narrative Americans tend to hear about the link between criminal behavior and addiction.
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I may not fit society's version of "cool," but I do think what I've gained from ditching that trope is a lot cooler.
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"I once told my brother that this work was not fit for a human", he said, adding that he was punished for complaining.
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Even though these results are preliminary and sometimes contradictory, much of the data clearly does not fit with some traditional views of humor.
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The sanction must fit the offense, and the sanction of impeachment does not fit the alleged offense of failing to comply with subpoenas.
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But many computers remained vulnerable, either because consumers did not patch them or because the patch did not fit their older operating systems.
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Even when we try to understand the other side's viewpoint, we quickly find out it does not fit easily with our domestic politics.
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A really clear reply was given by our side which perhaps did not fit with what Obama was trying to explain to us.
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More than 700 people, including hundreds more outside who could not fit in the space, packed into a room to hear him speak.
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It's a story, but the actual product and what it was going to do to society just did not fit who we were.
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I really just think it's a mess—the way he acts, and his personality, just does not fit what we are all about.
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As coronavirus spreads, Trump immigration policies endanger public health Good-for-you foods: One size does not fit all View the discussion thread.
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As with so many things, that reality did not fit neatly into the story line Mr. Trump was fashioning, so it was disregarded.
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When a design flaw meant that a screw would not fit where it should in a shelving unit, I had to get resourceful.
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The data make it clear that Australian attitudes on race, gender and sexuality do not fit neatly into the traditional conservative-progressive divide.
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The prototype started out shaped like an egg, but testers gave that a thumbs down because it would not fit in small bags.
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And then many of the rest seemed credible but could not be confirmed — puzzle pieces that did not fit into a larger picture.
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Meatier enterprise stories that could carry value from one market to another may not fit comfortably in the widget-based snackable-centric format.
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In opening statements on Wednesday, Benjamin Brafman, Mr. Shkreli's lawyer, portrayed his client as an eccentric who was not fit for corporate life.
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Mr. Trump also suggested that the congressman was not fit to carry the secretary of state's "'blank' strap," as Mr. Niinisto looked on.
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Ms. Sauer said Johns Hopkins had treated several patients who did not fit the testing criteria, and for whom it requested coronavirus testing.
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A plurality of us now identify as independent, and polling data shows that our views do not fit neatly into either partisan box.
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"We found Uber not fit and proper to hold a new private hire operator's licence on 25 November," she said in a statement.
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Mr. Wilson thought that the children deserved the best possible aesthetic achievable within the budget, and institutional gloss did not fit his vision.
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It can perfectly capture one side's villainous archetypes of the other, without regard for pesky facts that might not fit the story line.
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The flexibility of the gig workforce does not fit well with traditional employment for employers, nor does it fit the needs of workers.
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We would say these are the messages from a person who is not well, from a leader who is not fit for office.
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Snochia Moseley does not fit the profile those of us in law enforcement expect with a more typical mass murderer or active shooter.
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She does not fit the archetype of the tortured-genius designer, the intense intellectual worrying to distraction over the length of a hem.
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His re-election bid stoked resentment among Algerians who believe he is not fit to run the major oil- and gas-producing country.
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"It will not fit in my jacket or pants pockets because garment manufacturers hate women," one woman wrote of her 5.3-inch phone.
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"When my agent received an unapologetic email concluding they [the unnamed magazine] would not run my cover/story because it 'did not reflect well on my talent' and 'did not fit their market,' the publisher claimed my look deviated from my portfolio and that I did not fit into the (sample size) samples, which is completely false," read part of her caption.
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"The biggest problem that we have had [is that all] the adaptions for little people walkers do not fit my daughter, do not fit most little people at her age, so I want to create a little person walker myself," Jolé — whose memoir Fierce at Four Foot Two is out in October — says in a video documenting Penny's first steps.
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Known as The Black Flag, Damache was accused of seeking out light-skinned women and others who did not fit the traditional terrorist profile.
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They might not fit with Labour's commitment to nationalising Britain's railways - an argument some in his own party have challenged as being "absurd myths".
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TfL ruled in September that the ride-hailing service's approach and conduct was not fit and proper to hold a private vehicle hire license.
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The report concluded operational failures and having a product that did not fit the market were key reasons why so many start-ups failed.
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After a long stint in the hospital, Toby still has trouble remembering words, he's not fit to return to work, and he has PTSD.
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I often wear clothes that range from size 12 to 303 and so was worried that I might not fit many of their clothes.
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Pardon me for still having my hearing faculties intact, Pioneer, but those high-frequency spikes on the right are not fit for human consumption.
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But the report found that, sometimes at the behest of police, medical staff frequently used ketamine on people who did not fit this description.
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Boeing's rival 2787 Dreamliner exceeded its forecast costs by a whopping $2150bn, give or take; its parts, once assembled, did not fit together properly.
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"And what I've seen from working with him was somebody who did not fit the description that people are pushing on him," Kushner added.
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She was sentenced as if she were a drug dealer -- a sentence that does not fit the crime she admits to committing, she said.
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Contractors do not fit the traditional definition, and yet these jobs provide a livelihood, as well as a flexibility that many younger workers crave.
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Sabbrett was one of the lengthier hot dogs that did not fit entirely in the bun, which is one of my biggest pet peeves.
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The firm tracked 10 words, ranging in levels of offensiveness from "crap" to words that are not fit to print in a family newspaper.
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Shell Upstream Director Andy Brown said the company was selling to Tourmaline because the assets did not fit into Shell's near-term development plans.
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The timing of the bonuses makes clear that they do not fit the economic theory's depiction of productivity-driven responses to the tax cut.
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TfL ruled in September that the ride-hailing service's approach and conduct was not fit and proper to hold a private vehicle hire license.
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Even if the jacket has adjustable closures, it may not fit tightly enough to protect the dog from the elements and keep them warm.
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These are great to stick to the wall for additional storage for jackets, bags, and other items that might not fit in your closet.
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The 2015 fight was an outright dud not fit for TV, and a do-over means boxing continues to focus on its yesteryear athletes.
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Having previously worked for Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, Manafort must have seen that Trump was not fit for the role.
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It does not fit into Citi's consumer strategy in other emerging markets where it focuses on customers in high-growth metropolitan areas, he said.
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A man who sexually harasses women, engages in 'slut-shaming' and refers to gay men as 'fags' is not fit to lead our newspaper.
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She worried until she was reunited with her husband and dog, who had been left behind because they did not fit into the boat.
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"The ultimate sanction would be that he is not 'fit and proper'," said one employment lawyer who advises banks, asking not to be named.
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By necessity, clinical studies cannot capture fluctuations in mood that may be meaningful to the patient but do not fit into the study's categories.
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It was already well-known that Sunnyside and South Park would not fit within Houston's main bubble; Piney Point and Uptown do not either.
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These refugees do not fit the profile of Iraqi refugees, and indeed are the group that has the most in common with asylum-seekers.
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Woolfe said UKIP was "riddled with infighting" and "proxy wars between rival camps" and that its national executive committee was not fit for purpose.
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But some on the panel had doubts about Ms. Sciorra's account, the jurors said, which did not fit the pattern of the other assaults.
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One of the guidance counselors told the Henderson clinic that the deputy had decided Mr. Cruz did not fit the criteria for involuntary commitment.
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Ultimately, Mr. Tosi — who didn't see eye to eye with Mr. Chesky on other issues and generally did not fit in at Airbnb — resigned.
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If Taylor did not fit the mold of the dashing practitioner of derring-do, neither was she the image of the damsel in distress.
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The successes the K-pop outfit have had in this country happened largely without worrying about how it might or might not fit in.
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Ms. Bialek said in a statement on Thursday evening that Mr. Cain sexually harassed her and that he was not fit for public service.
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"We have reached a conclusion that smokers are not fit for the education sector," Mr. Takakura said in an interview with Agence France-Presse.
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Transportation officials agree with that point: The doghouses did not fit any of the usual categories for things people want to put on sidewalks.
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Since their trucks do not fit through drive-thru lanes, restaurants' shift towards drive-thru and delivery could eliminate even more of their options.
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Yes, but: School lunch menus are scheduled far in advance and some ingredients — think: kidney beans and almond butter — may not fit in well.
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" Roberts writes: "Setting up a meeting, talking to another official, or organizing an event — without more — does not fit that definition of 'official act.
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But the patient was only tested for the virus on Sunday because they did not fit the narrow testing criteria set by the CDC.
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A Czech member of the European Parliament, Pavel Telicka, wrote on Twitter that Mr. Zeman's comment showed that he is not fit for office.
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Legal experts warned that the facts of the Charlottesville attack may not fit into existing federal criminal statutes, depending on what evidence is unearthed.
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To be gender nonbinary means someone feels like they do not fit in the traditional male or female category or conform to gender stereotypes.
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WHO'S TEDROS SAYS: "USING THE WORD PANDEMIC DOES NOT FIT THE FACTS", ADDING: "WE MUST FOCUS ON CONTAINMENT WHILE PREPARING FOR A POTENTIAL PANDEMIC"
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Police techniques used on suspects also "do not fit in from a mental health perspective of treating people with dignity and respect," Fox said.
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"We found Uber not fit and proper to hold a new private hire operator&aposs license on 25 November," she said in a statement.
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As a child who felt she did not fit in, the place I found my solace and peace was within the pages of books.
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Anthony Martial sat in the stands, not fit enough to be involved; Nemanja Matic was ruled out after picking up an injury in training.
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These institutions do not go out of their way to understand their students who do not fit into the two societally accepted gender molds.
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Both Smith and Feeley were marginalized to some extent, either because they were seen as less significant, or because they did not fit in.
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Unconventional refugees Arwa, and other Saudi asylum seekers CNN spoke to, do not fit the general stereotype one thinks of when they imagine a refugee.
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But the post-9/11 GI Bill doesn't cover numerous non-traditional technology programs, pigeonholing veterans into traditional programs that might not fit their needs.
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Anything that might challenge your opinions won't likely grace your screen because it does not fit the parameters that you already signaled you would enjoy.
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When someone new gets hired, it's often based on experience or skill set, and even the most qualified candidate might not fit the company's culture.
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Not only do you have to hire movers each year, but you also are stuck with furniture that may not fit in your next space.
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TfL said it's not "fit and proper" to hold a private operator license due to numerous concerns over security and public safety, BBC News reported.
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Yang's is a voice within the evangelical movement insistently pointing out the moral inconsistencies of supporting policies that simply do not fit with following Jesus.
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"The law will not enforce a contract of marriage in favour of a party…not fit to be married at all," a Pennsylvania court ruled.
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The Trump revolutionYou used so much ink trying to convince us that Donald Trump is not fit for office ("Time to fire him", February 21950th).
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BT Investment Management analyst Brenton Saunders agreed the assets did not fit with BHP's portfolio - even if current oil prices make them tough to sell.
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If anyone understood what it meant, it would also be a good way to tell someone their tweets are bad, and not fit for consumption.
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"Sessions is not fit to serve as the top law enforcement officer of our country and must resign," Pelosi said in a statement on Thursday.
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That Owens returned to the United States and declared Hitler to be "a man of dignity" does not fit so well with that simple fable.
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And Obama's ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul, said, "The punishment did not fit the crime" about the weak sanctions rolled out after the 2016 election.
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Specifically, he stated "I believe the women," and "[Moore's] obviously not fit to be in the United States Senate," as reported by The Daily Intelligencer.
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It's clear that the food labelling laws as they stand today are not fit for purpose and it is now time to change the law.
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" As the prestigious scientific journal Nature put it, "Trump is a demagogue not fit for high office, or for the responsibilities that come with it.
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Thicker shower curtain rings might not fit through the Aircurv's pre-punched holes, and the reinforced plastic makes it harder to cut them larger yourself.
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London's transportation regulator announced Friday that it will not renew Uber's hire license, calling the ride-hailing service "not fit and proper" to hold one.
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An exploitable habit of Nunes' which might not fit in with the Rousey modus operandi is the ending of attacks with long, leaning right hands.
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Students are being inundated with images of beauty that do not reflect who they are, reminding them that they do not fit society's beauty standard.
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She worried until she was reunited with her husband and large dog, who had been left behind because they did not fit into the boat.
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Time and again, Hillary methodically went back to her central, stake-in-the-heart-of-Trump-campaign argument that Donald is not fit to serve.
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If politicians don't see it then – and recognize that something big, bold and painful must be done soon – then they are not fit for office.
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It had to be an authentic medieval day, and petty things like "being able to see anything at all" did not fit into that dream.
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He added that Prause's work is fascinating, but thinks more data is needed to definitively prove that sexual compulsion does not fit the addiction model.
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But those goals would add to the cost of tax reform and not fit the "pro-growth" philosophy that flows from cutting marginal tax rates.
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If you want some super high-end sound for drowning out colleagues in the office, the Ether Flows are unfortunately not fit for your purposes.
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That would offer proof, on the one hand, that it was not fit for its purpose; on the other, it would be a lovely reconciliation.
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As most reviews of this book have repeated, Beard describes how Aristotle thought that women's voices were offensively chattersome and not fit for public speech.
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He finally did something that would break the camel's back, he has given the nation a reason to believe he is not fit to serve.
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They did their due diligence and called Bohl about a player whose career thus far had not fit the mold of a typical franchise quarterback.
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The anti-Brexit party says not enough Brits use trains because they are expensive and not fit for purpose under the "disaster ridden" Conservative government.
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""What Canadians saw this evening was someone with a complete lack of judgment and integrity and someone who is not fit to govern this country.
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This election is about Donald Trump, and there was plenty of evidence in last night's 30-minute interview that he is not fit to lead.
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This means that a data holes can create further data holes if the algorithm chooses to minimize certain data that does not fit the model.
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When justifying raising rates now, the Fed likes to cite a model, the Phillips Curve, that even its members admit does not fit the data.
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As trans visibility increases, I want to make sure it's shown that trans people who do not fit neatly in the binary are beautiful too.
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The resulting conversation forces them to confront the emotional prospect that, in fact, they may not fit into the idealized vision of a "professional" woman.
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In a statement published this morning, TfL announced it had concluded that "Uber London Limited is not fit and proper" to have that license renewed.
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According to the poll, "Men are divided 49 - 49 percent" over Trump's fitness to serve, but 63 percent of women think he is not fit.
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Korey: It may not fit, I have no clue what's going to be a reality going forward and that's really scary for most of us.
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What Mr. Trump may think of as a "big, beautiful wall," whether made of concrete or steel slats, would not fit the definition in Europe.
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Mr. Perez said on Wednesday that Ms. Mayer's article "led me to conclude" that Fox News was not fit to sponsor an official candidate forum.
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Displaying the restored Douglas would highlight that overlooked aspect of wartime history, which does not fit neatly into the image projected by Mr. Putin's government.
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The evolution of certain earthquakes may not fit with expected patterns, making mid-rupture calculations of final magnitudes more difficult or, in some cases, easier.
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Pluto was relegated in 2006 when the International Astronomical Union (IAU) created a new definition for planets and decided Pluto did not fit the bill.
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Mr. Kim, the professor, said the trial and surrounding scandal had shown that, at the very least, Mr. Lee was not fit to run Samsung.
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"Right now, we can measure one neuron at a time with electrodes, but 86 billion electrodes would not fit in your brain," Dr. Church said.
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Senator Tammy Duckworth, Democrat of Illinois, on Friday called Mr. Green "not fit to lead the Army" and praised his decision to withdraw his nomination.
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Linkin Park showed me that being weird was its own kind of cool, and it was OK to not fit in with everyone at school.
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That could mean Fortress seeing a deal in a telecommunications company that does not fit its mandate and passing it along to the Vision Fund.
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As population density and wealth inequality continue to increase around the world, it's becoming increasingly apparent that traditional remedies will simply not fit the bill.
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By the end of his own speech at the prayer breakfast, Mr. Trump recognized that his message did not fit the love-your-enemies theme.
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SEATTLE — For many people, buying clothing online is not worth the hassle of getting a pair of pants or a shirt that does not fit.
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Pros: Knives of any size can go in any slot, small footprint, inexpensiveCons: Larger knives could get stuck in the top, shears do not fit
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Similarly, Facebook has said that data transfers about consumers might not fit the law's definition of selling data, The Wall Street Journal reported last month.
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Currently, ECOWAS' operations are spread across three buildings in the Nigerian capital, which both Taylor and Olayoku say are "outdated" and not fit for purpose.
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It said that the terminal for private jets at that airport was essentially empty, and that oversize luggage could not fit in the airport's scanners.
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Her music did not fit the disco era, and she took several years off to care for her ailing father before his death in 1984.
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That name does not fit me: it serves as cover for cowards on the day it becomes unlivable for each of us in this country.
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Senators need to consider the rights of their constituents before they vote to confirm extreme nominees who are not fit to judge, like Sarah Pitlyk.
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In the aftermath of these revelations, Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer has called Trudeau "not fit" to be prime minister and asked for his resignation.
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The two law enforcement sources said the FBI's principal focus is on people who facilitated Epstein and that Andrew does not fit into that category.
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But when HHS finally found a bed for him, the agency postponed his relocation because he had the flu and was not fit to travel.
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Even at Unlimited, the fair's section devoted to oversized works that do not fit in a traditional booth, the aesthetics of the past took over.
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"Setting up a meeting, talking to another official, or organizing an event — without more — does not fit that definition of 'official act,'" the justices wrote.
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Yet even if one agrees that Trump is not fit to serve, voters of all stripes should be outraged by the spymasters' attempts to damage him.
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Johanna Vuorelma, political analyst at Helsinki University, said Stubb did not fit the mould of a politician in Finland, where modesty and ordinariness are considered virtues.
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" The filing further claims that Apple "either knew, or should have known, that the Watches contain the Defect and are not fit for their intended purpose.
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" As a twice-married mother who was a performer, concert organizer, and teacher, she "did not fit comfortably within the late 19th-century paradigms of womanhood.
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But mostly, the appearance shows that her presence opens up this sort of seemingly closed space to others who also might not fit its status quo.
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Alternatively, if squatting or long-duration balance exercises do not fit into your lifestyle, passive exercise devices will stimulate those muscles as you sit are available.
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New orcas will only be introduced to the parks if they are rescued from the wild and not fit to be released back into the ocean.
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BRIAN STELTER, CNN SENIOR MEDIA CORRESPONDENT: These are the messages from a person who is not well, from a leader who is not fit for office.
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It will be a steady source of funds for the nurses and doctors to buy equipment and other things that may not fit into their budget.
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"Its one of those things that's instilled in you, that it'd be really unfortunate for you to not fit the sample size," Anna Paquin previously said.
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He added that there will be "further turbulence ahead" in these negotiations given that the European negotiating position does not fit the with the U.S. demands.
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However, the newly elected president's team said he did not fit the criteria to be a Republic on the Move candidate in the June parliamentary elections.
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She's a free spirit and as an older, single woman, she does not fit into Japan's mold of what a woman her age should be doing.
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Trump does not fit the profile of a Tea Party candidate, but he does build on their anti-establishment attitudes and rhetoric surrounding people of color.
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Banks fear that if they make loans that do not fit the template, borrowers who are unable to repay may sue, claiming that lenders were careless.
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These are not cars, as most are not fit to drive on land, but rather small vehicles, which can rise and land vertically, like quiet helicopters.
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For instance, in some of the meetings cables would not fit from a computer into a screen or there were not any batteries in a device.
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In response to the company's general counsel, CTA Deputy General Counsel Kara Maser said the product does not fit into any of its existing product categories.
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Winning players from Spain and Germany have described the importance of breaking down club-based cliques and dropping stars who do not fit the team's tactics.
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Women may feel that politics does not fit with their caring responsibilities and others may be put off by the macho way politics is often conducted.
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" —a woman "You think you're fucking a grown man, until he rolls over and mysteriously slinks into shiny college-era shorts that do not fit correctly.
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But the poster that's made advocates the most angry is one that insists certain wardrobe items are simply not fit to be worn on city streets.
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Greg told the Post-Crescent that Brianna lived with Nicole, his ex-wife, because his apartment could not fit the the adjustable bed their daughter needed.
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Platforms like Amazon-owned Twitch are known for livestreaming, but they tend to have a large millennial gamer viewership and may not fit some creators' fanbases.
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Small countries were nearing a crossroads, the source added, at which they could decide the accord was not fit for purpose and disengage from the process.
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Companies like IBM and Oracle had also bid for the contract, but were ruled out as they did not fit the requirements necessary for the contract.
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"Given the diversity of Francis Picabia's production, his career does not fit neatly into linear narratives of modernism," says Talia Kwartler, one of the exhibition's curators.
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The land was, to put it bluntly, not fit for humans as it leaves one in complete exposure to the angry northern gales—it was uninhabitable.
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Laden with Poppins puns and sequel-to-original comparison points, reviews indicates that one size does not fit all when it comes to this Disney tentpole.
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" Similarly, it added, "one size does not fit all: training is most effective when tailored to the specific workforce and workplace and different cohorts of employees.
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Those that do not fit the above descriptions will be tax-free "only in the parts that are used for non-profit purposes", the document added.
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Do we want future students selecting their majors based on guaranteed loan options even though the academic program does not fit their interests, capacity and capability?
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Powell said any regulatory review of the recently announced project should be "patient and careful," while acknowledging digital currencies do not fit cleanly within existing rules.
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"He's obviously not fit to be in the United States Senate and we have looked at all the options to prevent that from happening," he said.
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Biden struggled to explain his change of heart Saturday, saying it did not fit in with his health care plan, which he has not released yet.
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While the Court noted there were cases when executive privilege was necessary to protect confidential communications, Nixon's rejection of the subpoena did not fit the bill.
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Biden struggled to explain his change of heart Saturday, saying it did not fit in with his health care plan, which he has not released yet.
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Any person who is even remotely capable of committing an act like what Professor Blasey Ford describes is not fit to be a Supreme Court justice.
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Pros: Long-lasting, ever-rotating, diverse collection of styles; socially responsible brandCons: Pricey; many styles go up to 2XL, but may not fit larger body types
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It was shocking but not as frustrating as some of the looks and comments, the job rejections ("You do not fit the image of our store").
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It said the U.S. ride-hailing giant was not "fit and proper" to hold a license and raised concerns over its corporate culture and safety procedures.
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But the plan had to be scrapped when their equipment, including a top-secret machine for Japanese code-breaking, would not fit through the plane's hatch.
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But cases for other iPhones, including the 63C, the colorful four-inch iPhone with a plastic body, will not fit the SE properly, according to Apple.
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Typically, when you lose a game, the coach will come in on Monday and say, well we're obviously not fit enough, so we're gonna get fit.
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Lawal insisted that the former Bellator CEO was "bad for the sport" and suggested that the canvas used in Bellator's cage was not fit for competition.
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"I kind of knew what they were pointing at when they said 'He used to be a rapper – not fit for Congress,'" Logan told VICE News.
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Judge Edwin Paramjothy Michael Muniandy, however, dismissed the request on Monday saying there was insufficient evidence that Ng was not fit enough to remain in custody.
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"If the volunteer wants more than six sessions, the Peace Corps tells them they are 'not fit for service,'" she says, echoing the 2014 email leak.
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"Those cases take a lot more nuanced analysis in order to determine whether the asylum law fits them or does not fit them," said Judge Marks.
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The series of killings in Phoenix, Glendale and Avondale in November and December, as described by the police on Thursday, do not fit a specific pattern.
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According to Russian media reports, Whelan said at Friday's hearing that he was not fit for his court appearance and complained of being injured in detention.
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After the release of the "Access Hollywood" tape in 2016, Byrne said Trump was "not fit to be president" and called for him to step aside.
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Trump is not fit to be president, and Soleimani&aposs death may be the disaster that lays that bare beyond the shadow of denial or delusion.
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The testimony about his involvement with drug smuggling does not fit with the successful law student and attentive father of two young daughters whom she remembers.
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Now before you dismiss this as a trivial problem, consider the fact that there are still many, many number sequences that would not fit my rule.
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Large investment firms that a year ago wrote off the category of gaming as "content bets" not fit for VC are now actively hunting for deals.
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That Moon's work does not fit into the current scene — who else is making masks and vessels while referring to Asian popular culture and Pop art?
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And while Jackson said Anthony would not fit into the kind of team he aimed to build, he also called Anthony a future Hall of Famer.
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"It's hard to take him seriously because the perception is so nonserious about him, that he's not fit for the role he's got," Ms. Mittal said.
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Romney was already on the trail when he started using the phrase "One size does not fit all" in reference to federal programs back in 85033.
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Mr. Baron started his work on the Ornithischian dinosaurs but came to feel they did not fit well in their place on the accepted family tree.
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The unit oversees the wind-down of the bank's portfolios that do not fit its strategic direction, including those in the previous Non-Strategic Units (NSUs).
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He uses language not fit for locker rooms while his actions show a disconnect from the gravity of his position as leader of the free world.
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Beslik's and Robeco's response shows the growing concern among investors that many of the thousands of tailings dams around the world are not fit for purpose.
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We've spoken with "Empire" cast and crew, and they say Ola and Abel Osundairo do not fit the profile of racists and homophobes -- not even close.
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The TfL, citing Uber's approach to handling criminal offenses, Greyball and medical records, determined Uber is "not fit and proper" to hold a private hire operator license.
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It criticized Nestle's slow sales growth, declining stock price and its failure to sell off more pieces that do not fit its "nutrition health and wellness" strategy.
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She made friends with many young women who felt they did not fit into their families, until the DNA tests proved there was no match with her.
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In early October, Chinese-owned TikTok said it would not allow political ads on the video meme platform, stating that it does not fit the network's experience.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said on Wednesday that Farr, a former Martins Broker employee, was not fit and proper to perform any job in financial services.
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Shupe: Titles did not fit But Shupe said male or female titles didn't seem fitting, and preferred to use the first name, Jamie, instead of a pronoun.
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Travel + Leisure reports that when the man attempted to input his info on the Thai Airways website, his last name did not fit in the given field.
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"Métis is such an easy term to use for everyone who does not fit into existing cultural nations," said Clément Chartier, president of the Métis National Council.
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In 1937 a paper published by Ronald Coase, a British economist, pointed out a flaw in this view: it did not fit what goes on within firms.
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While the technology sector, which is fueling those concerns, has some sky-high valuations, the "Mad Money" host said the whole market does not fit the mold.
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"Creating is not easy, and since we are a global economy, it may not fit every industry to make each part of their product here," Weiss said.
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"China's top-down approach to everything does not fit football at all," said Cameron Wilson, who runs Wild East Football, a news website devoted to Chinese soccer.
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It might not fit your idea of a sexy, whirlwind fling, but the trick to surviving (and thriving) under a Venus retrograde is to take things slow.
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But Ofcom, which is independent of the government, also said there was a high threshold for finding that a broadcaster was not fit to hold a license.
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Such graphic health warnings printed on cigarette packs do not fit in with China's cultural traditions, he said, according to the newspaper, but did not explain why.
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" The image that cost Davis her job features her in a black lace outfit with the text, "I want to break glass ceilings, not fit glass slippers.
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The virtual boyfriend is an important part of the gaming experience for all of us who do not fit into the neat box of heterosexual male player.
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"The president stating these messages reinforces this notion that trans people are different, and therefore should be stigmatized, that they are not fit to serve," she said.
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Ofcom, which is independent of the government, has previously said there was a high threshold for finding that a broadcaster was not fit to hold a licence.
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We process the captured pollution to remove the heavy metals and carcinogens but the inks used for art work/graffiti etc are not fit for inhalation/ingestion.
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Being the largest of the five, almost a third of the hot dog did not fit into the bun, which is a big no-no for me.
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In his words, I "did not fit the aesthetic of the bar" and since he had "just hired a male bartender" he didn't need me as well.
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Nuclear energy has a future, but big, always-on projects like Hinkley, which would aim to satisfy 7% of Britain's energy needs, do not fit the bill.
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By using the 7 percent discount rate, the calculated "benefits" of reducing carbon dioxide emissions would be greatly diminished and would not fit the Obama administration's messaging.
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New systems like the Burevestnik, a nuclear-propelled cruise missile, would take more work, since they do not fit the category of missiles defined in the treaty.
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"I did discuss his sexuality, but it was known to a wide circle who felt that it was not fit for discussion beyond that circle," he said.
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They may not fit the conventional profile of gun owners, he said, and may be more likely to live in battleground states like Florida, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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"We have two intervention tools and should there be offers that do not fit our industrial aspirations we will not hesitate to use them," Sirugue told Reuters.
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The best thing about our Constitution is that it put a process in place to allow voters to regularly change leaders who are not fit to serve.
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"A man who sexually harasses women, engages in 'slut-shaming' and refers to gay men as 'fags' is not fit to lead our newspaper," the statement read.
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"Wera Hobhouse, the party's shadow environment secretary, said nowhere enough Brits are using trains to get around as railways currently "are not fit for a modern Britain.
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Westerman had clashed with other people at the bank and had not fit in with HSBC's more collegiate culture, according to one person who worked with him.
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A review of research in 2005 identified nearly 200 studies concluding that people were less happy when there were in a job that did not fit them.
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Her establishment pedigree aside, Ms. Hicks does not fit the part of the typical campaign press secretary, spinning reporters and gossiping over expensed drinks on the trail.
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Any ruling that he is not fit to rule would have to be ratified by members of parliament's lower and upper house by a two-thirds majority.
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For a start, there are a hundred girls with acoustic guitars who have dreamt of being Joni, and obviously they're not fit to wear her left shoe.
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For my part, there were further details about Mr. Qader's story that did not fit within the piece but that have continued to stick in my mind.
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In lieu of spending on bookshelves that might not fit in future apartments, Julie stacked books in the nonworking fireplaces in the living room and the kitchen.
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The A.P. also raised doubts about the women's claims that their boat would not fit in some Hawaiian harbors, which it noted were frequented by larger vessels.
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These vestiges of a subculture well past its prime may not fit into any one tidy narrative, as my fellow trolling scholars Beyer, Coleman, and I note.
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I'm not interested in homes that are out of my league or do not fit my needs — that $4.6 million two-bedroom condo overlooking the High Line?
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In addition to its modest scale and dependence on disposable detritus, it does not fit into the groupings and definitions we associate with these materials and processes.
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"Using the word pandemic now does not fit the facts, but it may certainly cause fear," Adhanom said at a press briefing at the end of February.
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"Using the word pandemic now does not fit the facts, but it may certainly cause fear," Adhanom said at a press briefing at the end of February.
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Since the outbreak in Wuhan, some doctors have said they were unsure how to report early cases, which did not fit into the standard list of infections.
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Officials now are saying that violence perpetrated by people unassociated with the government does not fit into any of those categories under the Trump administration's new guidance.
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In September, regulators refused to renew Uber's license to operate in the city, saying the company was not "fit and proper" to run a passenger transport service.
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BHP has also tried for years to sell its stake in the Nimba prospect, which does not fit the company's preference for operating in stable, developed economies.
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Nick Hargrove from Wilmington, N.C., believes dance does not fit the criteria for an Olympic event: I personally do not think breakdancing should be an Olympic Sport.
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Soccer is really good at identifying talent; it is less good at working out how best to accommodate it, especially if you do not fit a pattern.
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Germany's TeamBank AG, which lends to consumers under the brand name "EasyCredit," has granted thousands of loans to consumers who do not fit the bank's lending criteria.
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"It is clear that a pension rise of such magnitude does not fit with the current economic data," said Ionut Dumitru, chief economist at Raiffeisen Bank Romania.
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Farm laborers are rightfully excluded from organizing, according to Mr. Fisher, in part because agricultural work does not fit the 9-to-5 workweeks of other industries.
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When a voter is presented with a fact that does not fit into his web, he rejects it in order to hold on to other entrenched beliefs.
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"I like some of Corbyn's policies, but he's just not fit to be prime minister," Aaron Neil, 23, of Dalston in east London, said before the election.
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The DSA claim of "income opportunities that afford them [participants] the same kind of freedom and flexibility they enjoy as consumers" also does not fit the data.
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Survey results released Wednesday by Quinnipiac University show that just over half of American voters say that Trump is "not fit" for the office of the presidency.
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Maguire and the DNI general counsel have argued that the complaint does not fit within the intelligence community whistleblower statute — something Atkinson has forcefully pushed back against.
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After being discharged, Whitney determined the male gender identification was "arbitrary" and explored living as a woman but found that did not fit either, the lawsuit said.
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Darboe wasn't born of privileged social class or with means to a prestigious education; he did not fit the "exceptional immigrant" model preferred by US immigration policy.
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The roles are reversed, though, with Stark now telling Rogers that he's not fit to be a hero because he's only thinking about himself and his friendship.
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Her work on display shows some of the darker aspects of a history that certainly do not fit the idealized image of an innocent, unrecoverable Arctic life.
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" In fact, she says, "it can be even more confusing and disorienting because it does not fit into the traditional social script of what qualifies as sexual assault.
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"One of the underlying assumptions behind wanting to render a diagnosis is, if someone has a psychiatric condition, they are not fit to serve, by definition," she said.
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If you eat something not fit for human consumption—like glass, or a battery—you'd better hope it comes back out your mouth, or out the other end.
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This is about regulating a form of employment that does not fit in full-time employment or fully in part-time employment or even clearly in self-employment.
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Categorically, they do not fit neatly anywhere, a strategy at once gratuitous and opaque, that is, they do not reflect back upon the artist in any particular way.
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Pros: Easy to put on and take off, padded collar for comfort, great for warm weatherCons: Minimal arch support, may not fit as securely as shoes with laces
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The constant controversies have bolstered the Clinton campaign's momentum and claims that the real estate magnate is simply not fit to serve as President of the United States.
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We just end up with the vague notion that we might not fit our sign's profile, if it really is as awful as our horoscope makes it seem.
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Merkel confirmed on Sunday she would run for a fourth term in 2017, however, Le Pen says the German leader does not fit the mood of the times.
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"If we don't recognize that air quality is the biggest challenge of the 21st century we will keep designing a city that's not fit for purpose," he says.
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Delaney warns her that he's not fit to be around as he wades into the water in a drunken rage over his lost ship, and then —Mom visions!
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Fitch would also analyse any individual transaction that did not fit with WTFC's current business model for its strategic and financial implications, which may lead to rating changes.
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" House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) also called for Sessions's resignation, saying Sessions is "not fit to serve as the top law enforcement officer of our country.
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Clinton has sought to use the former Miss Universe and the controversy surrounding Trump's comments to underline her arguments that the Republican is not fit to be president.
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ECB autonomy was sacred when rates suited Germany; now that rates do not fit the bill, and are imposed by an Italian to boot, it is another matter.
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"As our berth is not of a standard size, we can't really rely on random spot supplies as the cargoes available may not fit our berth," he said.
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Ferrari has no public plans to make electric cars, and both executives and Ferrari fans have said electric cars would not fit in with the company's brand image.
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Finally, firms and individuals that have a position above the reporting threshold but do not fit into one of the first three categories are classified as "other reporting".
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"He made outrageous comments that did not fit the image of public servants and severely hurt the people," Lee Young, the vice minister of education, said on Tuesday.
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"What concerns me about the American press is this endless, endless attempt to label the guy some kind of kook not fit to be president," Graham said Thursday.
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A few days ago a gathering of psychiatric experts at Yale concluded that Trump has a "dangerous mental illness" and is not fit for the office he holds.
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"Donald Trump is not fit to be president" may be the accurate answer to pretty much every relevant question about the race, but it's not an interesting answer.
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With something like revenge porn or cyberbullying, there's often literally no legal recourse because these are unprecedented behaviors that may not fit neatly under any specific criminal code.
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You pay more for three times the amount of fat and carbs as the Optimun Nutrition Platinum Hydrowhey, so it does not fit into our minimum fillers criteria.
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It was a problem that was compounded for women of color, for plus-size women, for any woman who did not fit the cis, thin, white body ideal.
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Hoiberg, who dealt with a veteran roster that did not fit his style and injuries to key players starting in training camp, never found his footing in Chicago.
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Mr. Prokopchuk, a university graduate who speaks six languages, does not fit the image that many foreigners — and many Russians — have of Russian police officers as boorish brutes.
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But a Secret Service ally of Mr. Alles disputed the notion that he did not fit in, saying that the director was well liked among the work force.
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Now, as the couple prepare to move from their Westchester County home into an apartment in Manhattan, Mr. Holzer has accepted that his collection simply will not fit.
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I know that may not fit your description of what you think people like me do, but I work hard for everything that I've gotten in my life.
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As part of the strategy, Buttigieg has begun taking on two of his older opponents -- Biden and Sanders -- by name, suggesting they do not fit that historic mold.
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But problems quickly began to emerge, with many in the industry complaining that the company had overpaid for a portfolio of festivals that did not fit well together.
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Although the main stadium was not fit for games, the first-floor concourse was in good enough shape to be used as a central base for emergency responders.
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When paleontologists looked at the size and shape of these fossils, they found that many did not fit the simple picture of early mammals as tiny insect-eaters.
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London's transportation agency concluded Uber is "not fit and proper" to operate due to lapses in passenger safety measures after it found 14,000 recent trips involved unauthorized drivers.
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But an ordinary citizen who decides to sell a weapon or weapons, but does not fit the definition of a dealer, faces no such requirements under federal law.
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State AGs have already been receiving a similar education with their regulatory and enforcement authority toward the sharing economy, as traditional methods of consumer protection do not fit.
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Richard decided to not participate, so he opened his canopy to signal to his flagman and the rest of the racers that he was not fit to race.
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The regulator revoked Uber's taxi license last month, citing an array of issues in deciding that the company was not "fit and proper" to operate in the city.
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