The new Constitution, she noted, fittingly changed the name of the country, removing the word Republic and leaving it officially just Hungary.
But in this case, the fantasy film - here fittingly changed to an old movie musical - overwhelms the reality so completely that the compelling story of Molina and Valentin seems a mild, often incoherent intrusion.
The pools are surrounded by 416 white oak trees, which fittingly change to bright autumn colors before losing their leaves as the 9/11 anniversary date approaches each year.
Rival news-gathering organisation dapd reported yet another name, fittingly with one changed consonant: "We didn't play against Hüppelbüpp," they quoted the coach as saying.
The Franco-phobia ran so deep that Republicans in Congress, led by Representative Bob Ney (who is now fittingly in prison), changed the name of "French Fries" in the House cafeteria to "Freedom Fries".
Fittingly, the declaration that forever changed Jewish-Catholic relations is part of Nostra Aetate, a document that literally means "In Our Time".
Fittingly, it gave its name to a 1976 uprising of young activists that forever changed the country's political landscape.
FITTINGLY, both shows, in different ways, are about dislocation at a time when personal styles are changed like underwear and technology fractures the way people see things.
Fittingly, the show will change as it moves, according to the designs of local partners in Indonesia, Suriname and Brazil.
Fittingly, Mr Romney came out in opposition to new QE in his Sunday comments.If he's elected, I suspect his view on the merits of new monetary expansion will change again, and rapidly.
Fittingly, given what I'm going to say in a few lines' time, it took a chance encounter at South By Southwest to change my mind.
