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The French-Belgian production, directed by Jacques Audiard, is the first to be honoured with the top award at a ceremony revamped this year as a more fitting finale for the annual festival.

The term "collaborative pianist" is now often used instead of "accompanist" as a more fitting description of this important role, which seemed particularly vivid during a recital by the baritone Christian Gerhaher and the pianist Andras Schiff at Zankel Hall on Saturday evening.

(Editor's note: The "Game of Thrones" actor uses the word "sexism" to describe his experience but, as many have pointed out, a more fitting term would have been "objectification").. "I like to think of myself as more than a head of hair or a set of looks.

Because Chris Armas was kept off the World Cup squad by a knee injury, Reyna has moved into a more fitting position as a defensive midfielder.

The medal that shattered Latynina's record was a more fitting gold – as the US gained a measure of revenge over France.

As he and his team-mates performed a weary lap of honour around the stadium, an eighth straight victory under Jones safely in the bag along with a Six Nations grand slam, it was hard to imagine a more fitting choice as man of the match.

There could hardly be a more fitting introduction: Lévy has, as his fellow intellectual Pierre Bourdieu once put it, an 'immoderate taste' for television studios, and his ubiquity has become something of a joke.

As acronyms go, Franz Ferdinand and Sparks couldn't have chosen a more fitting or cheekier one for their new collaboration.

I couldn't have imagined a more fitting test to culminate my experience as a #ThriveOCourse student.

By contrast, if you would benefit from formal protections, such as enforcement of key decisions, then arbitration or litigation might be a more fitting option.

But a more fitting way to describe Mr. Liebling would be as a documentarian's photographer.