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With Thompson and Varejao, Cleveland might pass on the sleek 6-foot-10 center Nerlens Noel out of Kentucky, who is projected to be a top pick, and might be more inclined to go with a talented wing like Ben McLemore of Kansas or Otto Porter Jr. Orlando would seem a fitting landing spot for Noel, after they lost Dwight Howard, whom Williams landed with the first pick in the 2002 draft.

The vintage furniture, temporarily in storage, that once was on display in what will be the pop-up space will move to the Prouvé structure which, Utz explained, provides a more fitting landing place for the collection.

Land for industries versus land for agriculture.

Land for dumping is scarce.

What more fitting use for this land?

Utah is a fitting place for a battle over public land.

(See "Crash Landing For Commodities").

"A fitting end for someone who spent his life caring for God's creatures and land". Specialized metal and fiberglass caskets with emblems painted on the inside for people belonging to firefighting, police, military and fraternal organizations.

While the old adage suggests that the third time is a charm, it appears that the fifth time is more fitting for R&B singer Trey Songz who recently landed his first number one album with, "Chapter V".

A fitting throne for summer's queen.

A fitting reward for their season perhaps.