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In the runup to Christmas, even the Greek finance minister, Yannis Stournaras, felt fit to admit that despite being the recipient of €240bn in EU and IMF rescue funds – the biggest bailout in global history – Greece could still default on its massive pile of debt, a move that would result automatically in exit from the 17-nation bloc.

Some said he was not fit to be a pastor after admitting he'd seen counselors.

Furthermore, while there are many spectrum individuals for whom the uniformity of corporate life is a perfect fit, no one wants to admit that corporate culture is often directly incompatible with what makes autism...autism...autism

With Munster estimating a "connected" TV rate of 48% in 2012, you have to admit the concept fits in with Apple's convergence strategy for media delivery/domination.

"I'm still not fully fit to start the season at the moment," he admitted.

Players have responded well, with Morgaro Gomis the latest to admit he's fitter than he's ever been as a result of the new regime.

The company admitted the device may have been fitted to 11m of its vehicles worldwide.

Glancing up from my laptop at the mess of sneakers, CD's, half-eaten snack foods and other useless products that surround me, I have to admit that the shoe fits.

That case had forced Nottinghamshire to admit its domestic abuse policy was "not fit for purpose".

The model Amy Lemons was the first to admit to me that she'd struggled to fit the clothes.

It's scarier to admit that we might simply not be a fit.