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fit <a fit; fits> N

fit <a fit; fits> N

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The set was very deliberately built to be offbeat and off the track, so that the huge ballroom would never actually fit inside.
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This usually required the diver to lie down to fit the harness, and if the cylinders were large, to be assisted to a standing position.
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There are also other unusual aspects regarding location and space that don't quite fit the generic mould of suburban development.
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A sleep apnea oral appliance is typically molded to fit a particular patient's teeth by a dentist specializing in treating sleep disorders.
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Further, most card holder agreements enable the issuer to arbitrarily raise the interest rate for any reason they see fit.
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And how do corporate bonds (with a yield above the government bond yield) fit into this picture?
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Finally, adjust your paper tray to fit the paper you're using.
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Upgrading the 130-year-old building would cost a six-figure sum, including earthquake-strengthening, a refurbishment and fit-out for commercial tenants, he said.
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I went in the toilet and there he was spark out on the floor - he'd had a fit and split his head open on the sink.
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Sure, you can downsize and economise on the fit-out if you under-estimate things, but that won't help much if you need an expensive foundation solution.
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