Left homeless after his release, Mr. Muñoz, who had a history of drug use, decided to make major changes to become a fit father.
While the physical health of presidents and politicians has become a fit topic for public discussion, the overwhelming majority of politicians still hide their mental difficulties.
These, he wrote, were the inescapable realities, and these realities made segregation necessary, at least until the Negro could become a fit companion for whites.
He said he believed the group would emerge a "stronger, more competitive force on the high street", and added that Abbey had become a "fitter and more competitive company" in recent months.
For a long time, many classically trained musicians begged strenuously to differ, but after decades of snobbish disregard, George Gershwin, the songwriter who composed "Porgy and Bess" and "An American in Paris," has finally become a fit subject for academic scholarship, inspiring countless articles and monographs about his life and work.
So did Gwyneth Paltrow, who became a fit model.
He worked on an army training film, wrote for the radio, drove a truck, published a novel about anti-semitism and became a fitter at Brooklyn navy yard.
Small Town Heroes places at its centre The Body Electric, a song that takes the template of the murder ballad – "He shot her down, put her body in the river" – then asks why the killing of women becomes a fit subject for entertainment, "while the whole world sings/ sings it like a song".
Judges have remarked that this patent could satisfy MoT because "the sedentary cat becomes a fit feline" – it involves both a transformation (the physical properties of the cat) and a specific machine (the laser pointer).
The following describes respondents by their role at the SI: alumnus, participated as a trainee once; FIT was an SI alumni who became a FIT at a subsequent SI; facilitator-organizer had a recent role as a facilitator or organizer, but may have at some point also been an alumnus.
