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Being suitable
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Having sufficient or the required properties for a certain purpose or task; appropriate to a certain occasion.
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The company describes the "extreme event" as being suitable only for "experienced ultra-distance athletes".
But we also need to tackle stereotypes about men not being suitable for traditionally female "caring" roles.
Nuclear isn't one of these, being suitable for providing a steady baseload output but not rapidly adjustable.
Franklin originally stated that she wanted Halle Berry to take on the role but last year spoke about Hudson also being suitable.
Half a dozen other large towns and a dozen smaller ones are also mentioned as being suitable for expanding into the surrounding countryside.
WI Webb in the Guardian, meanwhile, damned it with the faint praise of being "suitable for the Harrods and Hatchard's market".
With no species being proposed as being suitable, this blanket, prohibition-type law means that there would be little room for misinterpretation.
All four Nurofen products were listed on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods as being suitable for treating a wide variety of pain types, he said.
To my surprise, however, I also liked those for oily and combination skins, despite not really being suitable for my skin; neither is harsh nor drying.
Much of the evidence in the case, Microsoft contends, should have been tossed aside as not being suitable for admission in court.
He said that all four Nurofen products were listed on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods as being suitable for treating a wide variety of pain types.
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