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"It may not fit into physics, but she is so much like Tdeshi in so many baffling ways
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and therefore could not find any other form of hat to fit
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” They are offering shelter for the poor and hungry as long as you change your beliefs to fit their expectations
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The first day he had ever met Kira, she had been wearing a pair of large clown trousers and a combat jacket, hair having been cropped off with scissors in a fit of self-protective misery after being the victim of yet another sexual assault
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He was due to fly back to NYC that evening, to stay in his flat before joining Tatania for Valentine’s day, but he was sure he could fit in some more pleasurable socialising
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They fit in the ground and when set properly, will have their entrance holes at ground level
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“I just don’t seem to fit in well there with my other colleagues
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If Liz was going to attack Joanna she would have done it in a fit of temper … not shot her in the back … if there is one thing about Liz, it is that she is always straight, if she was going to do something like that, she would just storm in there, point the gun and shoot
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The approach should fit in the community context, reinforcing the traditional value of respect for the elderly in order to strengthen informal, family care for older people while utilizing their influence to solve day-to-day problems and obtain the cooperation of village population to the government
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The young bride could hardly contain herself, bubbling fit to burst with
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Filling in the Raised Bed: The following should fit just right into the raised bed
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He wondered if a press that could print this magazine on paper could fit in that crate
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‘It’s not fit to live in at the moment
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They were both fit and healthy and extremely happy
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None of his dollies could fit thru the narrow aisle to the space Ilumvi was storing these
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‘You fit in anywhere, Mum
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"I've seen some of your cases in the news and when I saw this body it seemed to fit your profile
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‘But the furniture won’t fit into a car
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Villages became haunted places, fit
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It was raining fit to flood the
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They had said to just 'take care of him' as best he saw fit
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Ditton was terribly worried about Liz – said that he really needed her to go down to the station with him but that if she wasn’t up to it, he would understand, but she insisted that she was fit
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‘We left her car at the house – she was in no fit state to drive, but all the same she had some loopy idea that I was going to allow her to … honestly! I put paid to that, Mum, in no uncertain terms
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By the time Liz has cried herself out, she is fit for nothing but bed
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I bury my head in my hands … where did this fit of the blues come from?
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In his head he pieced together the letters of a name over and over again, trying to fit
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‘It seems there’s an outside chance he might be fit enough to stand trial
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He was armed and fit
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"That's not a curse," Herndon told her, "That is a religious classification that ours does fit into in the native language
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Since Herndon had long had a mistress back in Sao Luis, she fit into his life without undue bother, except for the fact that Jalloo would ask Elond if she might borrow him and they might discuss him the next day and be distressingly matter-of-fact about it with 'why don't we do it like that's?' going back and forth
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They'd had to use motors and pumps meant for industrial use, but they were able to fabricate a hull and a burner thin enough to heat a high-tech flash boiler that could run two big water-park pumps and fit in the bilge under the helm
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Villages became haunted places, fit only for wraiths and fools
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It was raining fit to flood the world, a storm brewing up with the wailing mewl of legion cats being chased by battalion dogs
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How long would she have to stay in this hospital? The doctor she’d seen that morning was muttering about her not being fit to be discharged to a hotel … but was she safe here in the hospital? Had any news of her survival hit the local news? If the men who’d attacked her knew she’d been found …
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“When it is complete, this basket will be fit to carry my child after I give
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Her heart raced, thumping against her ribs fit to split them asunder
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She was still trying to actually believe it and finding more details helped if they fit together
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my classical piano teacher would have had a fit! I was ruining
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You have nothing to defend and nothing to fit the Scripture into
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In his head he pieced together the letters of a name over and over again, trying to fit them together in any one of a thousand combinations, only one of which would form the shape of a man
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I am not the prophet to be able to discern which peoples fit into which “generations,” but I know that God will sift all nations (generations/peoples) and separate them like a Shepherd separates the sheep from the goats (Matthew 25:32)
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The transfer had been scheduled for the Saturday by which time Kara was fit to be tied
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If it was to cinder them or warp them into a bloody mush, or whatever starships did in a fit of pique, so be it
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“What do you have that would fit them” asked Joe
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"How can you even think such a thing and just sit there dry eyed, telling me you've killed our son like you would tell me a remote probe went dead!" She went into a hysterical fit of tears, beating her fists against his shoulders
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It might be dead, in which case someone was poaching his territory, or it might be too gorged from a kill to fit thru it's bolt hole
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This fit of depression is purely the result of overdoing things both on a physical and emotional level … okay, so that makes perfect logical sense … but doesn’t actually alleviate things one iota
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‘You think you might be fit to go in about ten days …
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Finding something small enough for me is difficult – most of the garments are for men and far too large, but eventually, we come across a set of leggings and jacket intended for a teenage boy which fit reasonably well
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It is controversial, but it just seems to fit with the biblical narrative
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How does this fit with your core values?
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because they can’t buy t-shirts from Next that fit
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‘I can see how your entertainer’s role would fit with that sort of life
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Days and years that fit with the image of ourselves
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throwing a fit on the floor,
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When he saw the door, he threw a fit, ranting and waving his hands in the face of the culprit
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I turn it in my hands, trying to work out how it would fit together with the others … again, I wonder whether it has made a difference to the degeneration I have seen everywhere on Errd
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relationships and how they fit together,
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You want to eat only enough to keep superbly fit
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It takes a certain type of person to be a rider, and these boys did not fit the mold
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With father gone, Kirk and Ruby grew up to be fit and healthy young people, living in the company of a number of long-lost uncles who visited the family home all too briefly, and never, ever seemed to be around on the day that Kirk and Ruby made stew for their mother
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Not because she looked like her or I was hallucinating but because the alien spirit could morph any energy it felt fit to influence me their way
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It was years ago that Ava played in his universe a lot, helping him design a communications device that fit within the laws of three-d reality on his planet
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However, she appears to have got over her fit of nerves and is tucking into the hay in the bag at the end of the stall apparently quite content with her lot
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It was the best I could come up with before faking a coughing fit
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‘But we do use those concepts which fit our lifestyle … glasshouses are vital for us, especially now with the disruption to normal crops
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A shivering fit brings him to his senses soon enough though and, with a filthy look in my direction, he goes off into a corner of the room to divest himself of his soaking clothes while I do the same by the fire
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Making a space on one of the top shelves, I fit the pot into it, allowing the leaves to cascade down over the books … I step back to consider the effect … yes, that looks nice
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"That interpretation does fit the data," Thom answered
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He had some tricks up his sleeve he'd learned from carrying freight so he was by far the best to make an estimate of what would fit where
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sixty thousand to fit out the interiors
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As he sat on his own on a stool at one end of the bar nursing a pint of bitter, ignoring the world from behind a face fit to curdle concrete, he suddenly started to hear the sounds of people’s voices around him
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There’s a little girl who is dead keen to start lessons and because this time-waster has bagged the time, I can’t fit her in
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'Is this how Harbhajan grips the ball?' a seven-year-old tried to fit the cricket
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was not as fit as she had once been, waited for their chauffeur to
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that don’t fit with previously learned information
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‘That would fit our timescales perfectly
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They weren’t bloody from battle but were young and fit with stylish kilts, polished figure-eight shields with artwork on them, plumed half-helmets of heavy tapestry and sheathed rapiers with ornate hilts at their belts
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the time that he fell into a fit of rage over her religious
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rousers who plant about cuss words use cussing to fit in
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Placement When a square cube will not fit into a circular hole then find
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for months now and it was quite amazing to think that he was fit
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A bard should fit those sounds
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designed to fit individualized purpose
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Lord Boras recovered quickly and seeing his hostage running away went into a fit of rage
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As a non-conformist materialist buy things which fit your taste and not what
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Finally, and in a real one hundred and ten percent hissy fit, she
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She found that fit in well with business attire in this day and age
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Pick one or two of the internet marketing methods that you feel fit you and your desires, pay the fees of the marketers and get started
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’ He said starkly, ‘My ex wouldn’t consider it, said it wouldn’t fit with her career
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‘It would fit in well with parenthood, of course
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behind a face fit to curdle concrete, he suddenly started to hear the
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‘The only time Mr Blackford could fit me in was four this afternoon
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And so to 2003 … how old is Bunty now? Seventy two … apart from the odd recurrence of the ‘pains’ which she mentions, she seems particularly fit and healthy for her age
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They would obviously still fit her today, but they were a much scantier style than Ava would ever wear among the general public, maybe even more than Tdeshi would wear in today’s styles
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“Not much here that would fit me,” hSkaiya said, being nearly twice the width
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The officer was a tall, fit man in his late forties with greying hair
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Everything seems to fit
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But how do you tell a woman that her man is a callous, money-grubbing bastard? Right now Ted is in no fit state to plan anything so thoroughly
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“We are sure the suit and boots fit,” started Titania; “And the hat and shirts we had made from samples in your own closet in the bungalow,” added Hipolyta
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I can confirm to you that, subject to formal ABC accreditation, it easily fits in the category of [0 – 10] copies [and sadly I do mean easily!]
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Ma did that sometimes when she was real fired up over something or when she was having one of her fits
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It fits his image
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It also fits in all the right places
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"So are they supernatural or are you trying to tell me this fits within the bounds of reality?"
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The reason that we can’t understand or express where the Spirit fits in or how the trinity works is because we have no need of either concept in our daily lives
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reduce to fits of vehement coughing till she coughed out
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sinking in fits and starts down the outside of the bowl,
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With every step she fits herself into
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"The only spectroscopy that fits this plume indicates that it is a hydrogen plasma at over fifty million degrees
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"Nothing else fits it
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He is in exceptionally high spirits and soon has the pair of us in fits of laughter, playing the fool and generally clowning around
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she fits her new shapes together and I watch
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They sat watching mindless garbage on the television late into the night while they consumed more alcohol and smoked so many cigarettes that they regularly exploded in apoplectic fits of coughing
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He was also deeply impressed by the sheer opulence on display inside his friend’s sumptuous motor car and in between fits of pique about the riff-raff who walked today’s streets, he wondered whether he could get a car like this as a perk of his new job
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Nikos kept the rugged and desolate coast of northern Stephanos at a safe distance and whenever a wave broke over the bow and showered me with salty balls of foam Alexis would collapse in fits of laughter at my cringing and groaning
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‘Oh, darling! If you could see your face! You didn’t honestly think he’d just say ‘Oh good!’ and leave it at that, did you, Anna? I’d have had fifty fits if my mother had phoned me and told me she was getting married again
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"But with that we have something possible that fits the facts
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"Always that," he said, "but something possible that fits the facts as we know them
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It fits with the rest of the house nicely
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I start breathing again when it fits – that was the only thing I wasn’t sure about
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that they regularly exploded in apoplectic fits of coughing
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Jo, who’s sitting close by, overhears this and bursts into fits of laughter
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sumptuous motor car and in between fits of pique about the riff-raff
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throwing; she could have fits that would last for 2
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fits, she might cry a little bit, but that’s about it
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“A large but still a finite number, it fits easily in a sixty four bit integer
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hobgoblin, a wraith, which moved, in vengeful fits and starts on
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I’ve checked that my dress still fits too
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Soon the whole troop disintegrated into fits
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‘Chas has been having these fits since his accident … it wasn’t your fault, Mickey
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‘She’s throwing up and having fits
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‘Yes, she said something about him having had an accident of some sort … that it had started off these fits
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It hardly fits with Jock's external persona
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She’s a lovely girl and fits in with my two
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He starts to shout for help, and as he does so he reaches out for the metal bar and inserts one end into the lip where the plastic cover fits snugly into its hole
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'That fits in with what we know of the man,' agreed
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He did struggle on, with fits and starts, to the end of the second book, but he wasn’t getting much more out of the book by then
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that fits well with our philosophies here
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In this last chapter we will learn to refine our gift and find how it fits in the place of worship
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The next morning, he went with it to the King, and said to him, "No one shall be my wife except for the one whose foot fits this golden shoe
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Sleep came in fits and starts accompanied by nightmares of such vividness that at times she was unsure of where reality ended and nightmare began
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moment, then began falling about in fits of laughter
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only beautiful, but fits perfectly in the
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The situation of all the three is extremely advantageous, and naturally fits them to be the entrepots of a great part of the goods destined for the consumption of distant places
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If a project comes up that fits with your key strength when you’re busy with a
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GUN FIRE explodes in fits and spurts as others around them fire at paper targets
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The perfect pitch -- personalized greeting, story angle, where it fits in 437 the media outlet, call to action
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” Ravena took a deep breath, “The other marginally reasonable assumptions---that still fits the facts at hand---aren't as innocent
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If you decide that Buddhism is your path, it is important to recognize that there are differences that you must take into account when choosing the school that best fits your personality
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Lay out the letter so that it fits the paper appropriately
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Information Marketing fits the bill
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Fits into a market or market niche where related key words are searched for often on
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SHE HAD THIS FIT–” you never had fits, my dear, I think?’ he said to the
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Furthermore the information contained in the passage also spans multiple centuries in which each person’s given name fits perfectly into this design
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How would he have known that the Bible, as we have it today, would one day exist? How could he predict what would happen in the future and know the numerical requirements, which he would have to adhere to, for including codes about the future into his writing? Every single letter in the Bible fits perfectly into a masterfully designed, fully integrated compilation that can only serve its intended purpose, if each individual letter is in its intended designed position and remained there over millennia
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If we compare the same information in Isaiah 53 to other scriptures, prophecies and to the events as they unfolded during Jesus’ crucifixion from a Christian point of view (also taking into account the information provided in the New Testament and the fact that Jesus himself declared that the Jews would be blinded to not recognise who He was) it fits the scenario described in here even better
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Although there are numerous theories, none of them properly fits or explains the fact that we have a rather large celestial body orbiting us and are unable to explain through scientific observations how it came to be there and has remained there over millennia
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But it really fits the situation!”
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If we do accept that a global flood destroyed the Earth and every living creature on the planet, except for Noah and his family and the animals in the ark, we now have a much better explanation that fits the evidence found in the Geologic Column
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I slept in fits and starts but it wasn’t just the nightmares which had returned it was berating myself and I was so mad I could have killed someone there and then
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‘It’s clear to you and to me,’ Jerand said, ‘but people believe in what they’re told if it fits with their own prejudices
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Addressing his well wishers, his boyish countenance revealing signs of age however retaining its youthful glimmer, his delivery, once flawless, however a tad slower and unsteady, I was suddenly overcome by fits of tears
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The army officers have done splendid work, but it has yet to be proved that a military training fits men for the reconstruction of a system of jurisprudence suitable for a Latin society, the administration of the revenue, or dealing with the intricate economic and financial problems and the adjustment of currency, to be faced by the people in Cuba
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“Dawn, you here?” he shouted, collapsing into fits of coughing again
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Really, you can eat anything you want as long as it fits within the calorie suggestions and in the food groups we have listed there
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Time properly fits into this equation, as well
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The ―one size fits all‖
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By now I was so drunk that I was staggering around the kitchen, clutching a half-burnt, one legged chicken, making clucking noises between fits of the giggles
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This more of an academic nature and argument which I normally try to avoid! In real life it means nothing to you where we think it fits in
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Then again--"before she had this fit--" you never had fits, my dear, I think?' he said to the Queen
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’ I kind of liked it – it fits them except that I thought it sounded better without ‘hotel’ so I just call this bunch the shades of paradise
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But the butler and the housekeeper and the event planner have been having fits for days, so it’s got to be impressive,” she said with barely contained excitement
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Don’t people bite off their tongues when they have fits?”
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Jan, however, did not seem well, and Colling suspected, from his color and his tendency towards fits of coughing, that the man had tuberculosis
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If the shoe fits this time, we might be the ones who will have to wear it!
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The whole is brought into question until new information can show how the detail fits into the existing structure or the structure must be restated to include that new information
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Yet, there are many things that can overwhelm an individual’s ability to survive in the solitary world that fits his singular nature
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He kisses me between the eyebrows, and on the tip of my nose, and then carefully fits his mouth to mine
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If it fits, try only those that look like it
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In that case, the gaps were probably due to profound fits of depression
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As long as my story fits with the others, they will assume it’s true
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“Well, your story fits with what the others told us
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“Mother, that’s the essential question of life and it fits best the essence of America—
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Ellen, especially, continued to grieve and brood, her long, moody musings broken only by fits of stormy, passionate weeping
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At last Henry died and his uncle and aunt give out he died in one of his fits and that was all anybody ever knowed, but everybody said Tom had just up and killed him for keeps at last
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All the best, all that really fits
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Carl took a deep breath, feeling too old for these fits
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with a line; he fits it with planes, and he marks it out with the compass, and makes it after the figure of a man, according to the
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Plus, if it fits your business, you'll have a state of the art way of using the telephone to prospect, that no
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The rock gives them fits too,” he said and smiled
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certain bush that grows in that area, this fits the description of Manna in the best
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Black feathers attacked his eyes like fits of blindness
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The Bible fits into itself
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Paul states we no longer need to fear, so that leaves love! Indeed this fits with other
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“Dance, Derek, dance, it easy,” cried his friend in fits of
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impression that we force a woman into al plots, whether it fits or not
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include, whether or not it actual y fits into the plot, a native girl during their stay in
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This sort of development fits neatly into the revolutionary package of the Civil War
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and a packet of Sigaro Toscano, fitted the holder onto the butt of his cigar and the
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The crate was a swollen collection of planks, but framed out with good heavy timbers and fitted with lifting eyes that could have held a long suspension bridge
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From what we have seen of the way the young man lived, I was rather relieved when Stephen told me that he had fitted bolts to the doors … just in case those keys had gone wandering
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Standing at more than six foot tall, with a broad expanse of muscled chest revealed beneath his snugly fitted black shirt, the creature epitomised vigour and action, an unstoppable force made flesh
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Although the home was fitted with an upto
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The helmet fitted perfectly
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There was also a strap that fitted under the jaws
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How will we be fitted for such a seat if we are not willing to be changed in this life? God has given us everything we need in order to achieve this here and now
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‘Possibly, that’s why I have fitted hobbles
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The house had the latest in modern kitchen appliances, a brand new corner bathroom suite, fitted wardrobes in all three bedrooms, and a lovely garden in which the businessman had a swing, a climbing frame and a sand pit installed
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The boots fitted Karen perfectly
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It was a big house of rough stone in big blocks, but pretty well fitted and chinked where it had to be
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It wasn't that she was bullied as such, but she didn't feel she fitted in
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he had been fitted up, and in the far from private world of lock-
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He wants the kitchen tiling finished and the final units fitted
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As the work progresses, as tiles are grouted and kitchen units are fitted, Ken edges ever closer to his bar in Ibiza
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It was smooth in detail, rough in bulk, but the floor was smooth and polished, the walls were deeply carved with heroic scenes from Elven history and the ceiling was fitted with good bioluminescent lighting, bright enough to keep Gnome’s hoods up
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She’d been hoping that, if Masa let her off, she could have fitted in a week at her parents’ home somewhere in the north of England
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These menial tasks fitted in between the practical and
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Attached to the keel pocket they fitted a mast step and installed the necessary hardware around the gunwales to secure the intended mast
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Perhaps a modern electric siren was fitted
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Contour formed brass balls for feet were fashioned onto the corners as added protection from idle scuffing and a brass locking latch was fitted to the front center
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Adjustable straps were fitted into the sides to secure whatever might be stored there
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within the arch were carefully fitted together, but looked as if the
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While he pounded and sweated, his father fitted other timbers together and raised the skeletons of walls around the edges of the box
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He removed the cover over the hole in the ground and fitted a slim wax ring on top of it, then set the pump shaft neatly onto the rim plate protruding from the hole, and bolted the connection together
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He bid Harry fetch the rest of the pile as he carefully fitted the base pieces into their elongated oval shape
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When Harry had brought the last of the stack from the storeroom, George bid him hold upright the fitted ribs he had begun to place
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After each couple courses were fitted in this manner, his father would take straw and pack it into the spaces made by the studs and the two wall sides
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It was the last week of August, he had trenched, laid pipe, fitted and made connections, run a drain to the existing out house, installed two pumps and a few fixtures, and was ready to test the system
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And none of his friends particularly fitted the standard model of ’hero’ either
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Often these are fitted around the work schedule, which could be anywhere
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on run-of-the-mill tourists, I felt – and fitted out with a
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She sat down on a stool, pulled her foot out of the heavy wooden shoe, and put it into the slipper, and it fitted her perfectly
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However, on the second time round, she came upon a low curtain she had not noticed before, and behind it was a little door about fifteen inches high: she tried the little golden key in the lock, and to her great delight it fitted!
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She wore a deep blue dyed leather dress that was tightly fitted from her hips to her neck where it split into a sharp V, revealing a great deal of her full, round breasts and continued to plunge past her firm stomach to end just inches below her navel
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I re fitted the rear covers and tried to move the side slid, it would not move even though I pressed it in several directions
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This value was antecedent to, and independent of their being employed as coin, and was the quality which fitted them for that employment
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In my opinion, oligarchy is the fitted word for the
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fellow that they are the fitted men to be their guides
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England, on account of the natural fertility of the soil, of the great extent of the sea-coast in proportion to that of the whole country, and of the many navigable rivers which run through it, and afford the conveniency of water carriage to some of the most inland parts of it, is perhaps as well fitted by nature as any large country in Europe to be the seat of foreign commerce, of manufactures for distant sale, and of all the improvements which these can occasion
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Needless to say, it fitted Helez like a second skin
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Song pointed out, “She's got the sturdiest exoskeleton ever fitted to a space yacht
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It fitted him perfectly, not a seam out of place
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Drawbacks were, perhaps, originally granted for the encouragement of the carrying trade, which, as the freight of the ship is frequently paid by foreigners in money, was supposed to be peculiarly fitted for bringing gold and silver into the country
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The gown fitted a little more tightly than the garments she normally wore
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These had orally activated switches that were fitted for Danny and little flashing rows of lights
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fitted out with thrusters for ‘space
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The curved blade was painted red and the metal head was fitted into a solid wooden handle that tapered into a point at the bottom, making both ends dangerous
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That produce, those manufactures, instead of being almost entirely suited to one great market, as at present, would probably have been fitted to a great number of smaller markets
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The one man who fitted such narrow criteria was Torbin Lyndau
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was a man of probity, of great industry, and knowledge of detail ; of great experience and acuteness in the examination of public accounts; and of abilities, in short, every way fitted for introducing method and good order into the collection and expendture of the public revenue
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He could find no coherent pattern to the level of fracturing; no mathematical formula fitted
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An account of Busses fitted out in Scotland for eleven Years, with the Number of empty Barrels carried out, and the Number of Barrels of Herrings caught; also the Bounty, at a Medium, on each Barrel of Sea-sricks, and on each Barrel when fully packed
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“But seriously, I was checking the computer sub-processor cores and found that core three has an extra circuit fitted in its secondary circuit bay
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My rifle had one of the new orthoptic sights fitted to it and I sighted on an olive tree in the distance just to get my eye in
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In the first twelve voyages which they fitted out for India, they appear to have traded as a regulated company, with separate stocks, though only in the general ships of the company
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I saw that the building was erected by stones fitted together
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Once these had been filled they would be lifted onto frames that were fitted onto the mules back I was very glad of this otherwise we would have had to carry them and believe you me that would have been back breaking work to say the least
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Such companies, therefore, seem extremely well fitted for this trade
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Each craft was fitted with powerful manoeuvring thrusters and protected by heavy alloy plate armour
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The hatch was fitted with a simple keypad lock; it looked as if that too hadn’t been used for centuries
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“As Station Commander, I believe her office was fitted with a ULR transmitter?” replied Efren
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length of the name in letters; number of vowels; number of consonants and many other properties used in this genealogy that stretches from Abraham all the way to Jesus Christ; the language and numbering system that would be employed - would finally fit like small pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, that would only reveal a masterly constructed design, once the final piece was fitted
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contradictory, but to him they fitted together as neatly as a carpenter's tongue and groove
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He picked it up, and while he was close to the door he quietly fitted the door chain into its slot, just in case Ronnie decided to get in, assuming he wasn't
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chain, but that had been fitted professionally and was screwed into solid oak
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She had to search among Shelagh's clothes - Shelagh was more robust than she - but she found a jumper and skirt that fitted and then wandered about the house
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He and other officers boarded her and fitted her out
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But the moment in which war begins, or rather the moment in which it appears likely to begin, the army must be augmented, the fleet must be fitted out, the garrisoned towns must be put into a posture of defence; that army, that fleet, those garrisoned towns, must be furnished with arms, ammunition, and provisions
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I gave her the enamelled ring with the emerald in it that I had got in Egypt I slipped it onto her ring finger and it fitted a treat I was glad to see
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I wrote to Helen asking her if she could get me a liner that they now made in Blighty it fitted inside the helmet and looked like a bowler hat but it made sure that the helmet stayed firmly on your head and not on the floor
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Zolla enjoyed the tutorial role, it fitted him rather nicely
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‘HELP ME!’ The leak had become a torrent as if the entire rubber seal no longer fitted – notwithstanding the inside air pressure which, she thought, should keep the water at bay
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When Akbar had asked her what was so special about that synagogue, Celine had replied that it came up first on the web search and its site said it was proud of its policy of inclusivity, also it was local and fitted in with the plans of his Dutch friends
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Op14 fitted a spare device to the unresponsive Gerrid, clamping it to click reassuringly around his wrist
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And indeed, there was a compartment fitted out for live cargo
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The lances were also carefully made and fitted to receive extra pieces, which were obviously not found in the blacksmith’s shop
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Since his usual black shirts were fitted, the sculptors-would-pay-me-to-model physique wasn’t a surprise, but it was
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I can tell you we felt like a million bucks wearing the uniform for the first time and why not? We were young, fit and the clothes fitted us well
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The rifles fitted nicely into our boxes which defied the rumour
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He was inside a tree! It was completely hollowed out and actually fitted for habitation
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Since it’s already fitted out for habitation, it would make sense for the pirates to simply toss Coal in there and deal with her later
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A weary wait ensued and the men, cramped on the vessels, which were fitted and filled like cattle-ships, grew sick with the delay
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proved their courage and patriotism, the youngest line subaltern was better fitted for the work, and the staff duties fell heavily on the few attached regular officers
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Dawn held the end of the wire in her hand, wondering where it fitted
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The rifles had a blank firing device fitted at the end of the barrel and that needed to be taken off when firing live ammunition or a huge fatherly talk followed
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We were placing silverware on the long picnic table as the first of the new slaves was fitted with the knee spreader and attached to the iron ring
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On top of the vehicles they fitted (once only as far as I know) a 20mm cannon they got (don't ask how) from an old air force Vampire jet but the recoil cause the roof to crack and ammunition hard to come by
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All the vents were fitted with small tracks so that a Roller could scoot himself along on a trolley
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Next he attached the amplifier and display screen to one end, and fitted the set of stereo headphones over his ears
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The best information the SAS got out of Susan was that the building was fitted with armour plated glass, which meant they would need to be blown in instead of beaten by sledgehammers as had been originally planned
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When no one was in the barracks, he fitted the wood into place so that it formed a false back behind which he could securely hide his money
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Since the two men were about the same size, Colling tried on the shirts and found that they fitted reasonably well
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The scarcity of rubber tires during the war had caused most vehicles, both motorized and those pulled by draft animals, to be fitted with iron-rimmed wheels, and their clatter on the city’s cobblestone streets was at times deafening
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He folded it the best he could and fitted it into the plastic bag
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The shoes had seen a lot of use, but they had new soles and fitted well
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It was fitted with heaps of extras, because it was used by the government to lay telephone lines in the remote areas
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She felt it entirely fitting that Raw Sex Object should be bought as a gift
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Tahlmute here has a big plumbing fitting of some kind in a security container he needs delivered
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A genuine spiritual practice isn't about beliefs, nor is it about fitting in with others, nor is it anything to do with being 'saved' by anything other than your own effort and basic goodness and honesty
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Thought it would be fitting for
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In the middle of the wall opposite the mattress I traced at head height the outline of a caged light fitting
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He remembers she called him her son which was baffling at first, but then the pieces started fitting together
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Thought it would be fitting for the guests
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Is there any crown more fitting for Him to have? Maybe something that we need to examine would be what the thorns represent
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Over the course of her first week in residence Annie, who was naturally quiet even in happy times, impressed her great-aunt with her obvious inner sorrow, which the old dear thought only fitting for a woman of the Craig line, and the next Saturday afternoon Annie received her first invitation to call on her relative in her own apartment
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” She smiled remembering; “My teacher said it was fitting for me to weld it since I embodied all that he stood for
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He was nurtured and raised as my younger brother, and so it was fitting that he should become my First
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The Captain came into the room, “my Queen, they named their ship “Myranaria, that means Myra’s Truth in Scather, doesn’t it? It is a fitting name
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charge most fitting for the crime—he could have
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We try to assess their capacity for fitting in with the others, as you may imagine - the dynamics of the group changes from month to month - and their drive to use the time fruitfully – sadly, we do have applicants who are too damaged by their history to cope with that
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her obvious inner sorrow, which the old dear thought only fitting
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Most of her life has been spent fitting herself into oddly shaped spaces and her new friend has a certain naïve, if deadly, charm
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All I got was a note saying there was a need for a shonggot victim fitting this description and one had been found
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“Was there a reward for bringing in a shonggot victim fitting my description?”
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I have confirmed that there is no record of a Tdeshi fitting your description
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The route into town is as worn as Ted's shoe leather, his feet fitting the grooves and shallows in the pavement sweetly and snugly
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“I can’t think of a more fitting end for you,” Johnny said, his face red with
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'Nevertheless, it’s only fitting that you are kept
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A fitting end to the eye-opening journey, and with more steps and inclines than Mont Saint-Michel
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Bessamer was delighted after the initial fitting session and promised the completed wardrobe for the following day
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"Jim's," Shelly quickly responded, fitting it into her rendition of what happened after Emma's fight with the doors
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Harold was so taken by the descriptions of the Sierras and of the Great Tahoe, he wondered aloud how fitting a Honeymoon destination it would make for Chloe
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She thought it was only fitting to send them a blind copy of it
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and was busy fitting one of his keys into the door
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Then he got lost in wondering why are girls pretty at all? What is pretty? Desa explained it had to do with fitting patterns dictated by hormones and took all the fun out of it
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She had no objection to the emerald color, or the full skirt that fell below her knees, but the strap less tight fitting bodes made her feel self-conscience about her muscular arms
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In the one state, a great part of them is thrown away as useless and the price of what is used is considered as equal only to the labour and expense of fitting it for use, and can, therefore, afford no rent to the landlord
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ceasing, unending physical conscious torture for 50 years would not be a fitting
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The Elf admitted, “Fitting, truly fitting
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Sometimes in life, what you do seems so purposeful and so fitting to your skills that you describe it as a calling
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What is a fitting object of meditation? Different schools of meditation may require specific things
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Both of the dog's bodies started fitting from the shock of the sudden occupation
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For once she didn’t care about looking unkempt in her lounging clothes; it somehow seemed fitting in her situation
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This limits the flexibility one would have in fitting words into the passage that would suit the requirements as mentioned above
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"This is just a fitting," replied Eric
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This was a fitting contrast to the frozen Arctic and a sailor’s fare of “salt horse
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If something appeared within strike range, fitting the parameters such as a meteoroid, he had the authority fire upon it
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He continued to steer south and thought it would be more fitting to intercept merchant shipping on the routes from San Francisco to
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Therefore, it is only fitting for us to ask just which of these two men showed more class at the time
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It was traditional in the language, traditional for a Christian wedding, which would seem only fitting in Carl’s opinion
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“As you have behaved more like a greedy child, rather than a strong-willed young woman, I feel the most fitting punishment is to take something away from you, like taking the rattle away from the baby
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Wearing a long flowing robe, open and loosely fitting over his shoulders, he was bare chested and wore white baggy trousers and leather strapped sandals
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“I thought it more fitting to allow him some dignity, and to help reassure him that this negotiation was safe to attend
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Overlooking the fact that such information emanated from the United Nations and from many other sources of intelligence of other countries such as England, France and Germany, and disregarding furthermore the fact that Saddam had used those very same weapons against his own people killing thousands of Kurds, for example, it is fitting to remember that non-compliance of Resolution 1441 did not limit itself to “weapons of mass destruction” and did not consist, of course, in finding them
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It would be fitting to include here that during our encounter at Caja España, José Diego served, without his knowing, as an angel of reconciliation between the editor of his book, Amparo Carballo Blanco, and me
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On the other hand, with reference to the present situation, it is fitting to emphasize here that during a period of about fifteen years, many local residents had lamented the disappearance of the Little Church, which was replaced by a simple Cross-Bearer
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She was dressed for daytime office work with loose fitting khaki trousers, tight at the wide waistband, with suede open-toe heels
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At first he felt a silly regurgitating the poem but then it realised it was a fitting epitaph to his friend, who had simply fallen into this battle he had begun
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A continuous hint of rotting vegetation waxed and waned in the faint wisps of air, a fitting reminder of what happens to idle life
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Another thing that supported Michael’s allegations was that Dearling was a computer programmer, fully capable of fitting the role of the ‘gringo fuck’ in Michael’s story
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The next man was one of the replacement privates who had serious blisters on his feet from poorly fitting shoes
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He also used a prescription pad to write a note to Staff Sergeant Morton in the supply room, that the soldier needed new, better fitting shoes
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Cyclones, wildfires, terrorism, tsunamis, and wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were not enough to shake the resolve of LP and the others, who still believed New Year’s Eve would be a fitting tribute to George, if nothing else
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Ingrid returned with their amenity keys and their site number, then reversed the van confidently into a tight fitting rainforest parking spot
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Argyl had built the tent around us, fitting into its corners what supplies we still had left
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It is only fitting that you are here when I received by knighthood
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It is only fitting that I do this
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Giles seemed to be taken aback once more, James answer in the form of a question not fitting in with what he had expected
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It was, of itself, an interpretation of a very complicated vision that he had great difficulty, it would seem, fitting into the limits of the language of his time
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She put up a fitting smiling sweet mask for him but he was not that easy
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Then I thought about how fitting it was that someone bringing booze to school in the middle of the day would misspell the word
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He can be so capricious, so it was all very fitting that he started it off
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It seems a more fitting punishment than death, anyway
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It seems fitting that the blow would leave a mark on both of us
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I suppose it’s fitting the company got him killed
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A fitting conclusion for this section comes from Caroline Myss in her book The Creation of Health:[77]
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The bank of the river was a fitting ground for such a ceremony
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Edward also insisted on ordering a bottle of champagne and cigars, and although I would have preferred my own cigarettes, some fear of perhaps not fitting in or appearing too provincial made me accept a cigar
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The following words from Working with Karma by Gill Farrer-Halls form a fitting conclusion for this section:[173]
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“Because you and Tom were obsessed with wrestling and always used to wrestle each other, and you still watch it! You spend hour after hour watching men running around in their underwear play fitting with each other
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Tonight Jeannine became obsessed with the nightgown’s tight fitting elastic sash that ran under her bust line
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I’m sure this will make it a lot easier fitting in with my new family
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The men were dressed loosely, but not very neatly, although there were a few dandies in tightly fitting clothes among them
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“Then it seems to me that there is no more fitting place for me to die,” Libuse said
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“I thought this was more fitting
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38 And if I have done well, and as is fitting the story,
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allowed to inflict fitting punishment on those of their race who had willingly transgressed the holy god, and the law of God
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' And the other angel who went with me and showed me what was hidden told me what is first and last in the Heaven in the height, and beneath the Earth in the depth, and at the ends of the Heaven, and on the foundation of the Heaven; And the chambers of the winds, and how the winds are divided, and how they are weighed, and how the portals of the winds are reckoned, each according to the power of the wind, and the power of the lights of the moon, and according to the power that is fitting, and the divisions of the stars according to their names, and how all the divisions are divided; And the thunders according to the places where they fall, and all the divisions that are made among the lightnings that it may enlighten, and their host that they may at once obey; For the thunder has places of rest which are assigned to it while it is waiting for its peal; and the thunder and lightning are inseparable, and although not one and undivided, they both go together through the spirit and separate not
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Through four of these come winds of blessing and prosperity, and from those eight come hurtful winds: when they are sent, they bring destruction on all the Earth and on the water on it, and on all who dwell thereon, and on everything which is in the water and on the land; And the first wind from those portals, called the east wind, comes out through the first portal which is in the east, inclining towards the south: from it come out desolation, drought, heat, and destruction; And through the second portal in the middle comes what is fitting, and from it there come rain and fruitfulness and prosperity and dew; and through the third portal which lies toward the north come cold and drought; And after these come out the south winds through three portals: through the first portal of them inclining to the east comes out a hot wind; And through the middle portal next to it there come out fragrant smells, and dew and rain, and prosperity and health; And through the third portal lying to the west come out dew and rain, locusts and desolation; And after these the north winds: from the seventh portal in the east come dew and rain, locusts and desolation; And from the middle portal come in a direct direction health and rain and dew and prosperity; and through the third portal in the west come cloud and hoar-frost, and snow and rain, and dew and locusts; And after these four are the west winds: through the first portal adjoining the north come out dew and hoar-frost, and cold and snow and frost; And from the middle portal come out dew and rain, and prosperity and blessing; and through the last portal which adjoins the south come out drought and desolation, and burning and destruction; And the twelve portals of the four quarters of the Heaven are therewith completed, and all their laws and all their plagues and all their benefactions have I shown to you, my son Methuselah
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1 And he was telling me all the works of Heaven, earth and sea, and all the elements, their passages and goings, and the thunderings of the thunders, the sun and moon, the goings and changes of the stars, the seasons, years, days, and hours, the risings of the wind, the numbers of the angels, and the formation of their songs, and all human things, the tongue of every human song and life, the commandments, instructions, and sweet-voiced singings, and all things that it is fitting to learn
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62 (Of how it is fitting to bring one's gifts in faith, because there is no repentance after death)
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Even when I was, but now it just seemed fitting
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It is fitting to point out that, besides being the most constant lei-motive in the book, the “berciano” soil constitutes the very rich and extraordinary burrow from where have sprung forth
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On the other hand, to truly examine the history of the islands, it would be fitting to make a thorough visit to the National Archive Museum where newspapers, photographs and original documents are kept
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or fitting into a society of peers
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Fitting into society is his job
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To better understand and enjoy the city more, it would be fitting to know its historical background before starting the chronological narrative of the visit
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Before starting navigating new seas towards Tauranga in the south, it would be fitting to somewhat explore Auckland’s fascinating history
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Surely that was a fitting punishment
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It is altogether proper and fitting to indicate here that tourists who have no car can tour the city by trolley, making stops at places they like most
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Would it not be more fitting to promulgate
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Cadets with proper fitting boots and she well knew a proper fitting boot from
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confirmed that “I find that the boot fitting procedures set out in the supply
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confirmed the importance of proper fitting boots, “improper fitted footwear
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witheringly cold wind that was dancing in around the ill fitting barn