The Germans have poor form in this regard, having fitted up Algeria in the infamous Anschluss game against Austria in the 1982 World Cup, when a 1-0 win for West Germany ensured both they and Austria went through at Algeria's expense, and the temptation to wind up their neighbours and rivals may be too great to resist.
Ms. Monkman quotes a visitor who wrote in 1837 that he had "fitted up the Presidents house in princely stile".
"William has fitted into our set-up perfectly.
Their reasoning is as follows: The 22-year-old has made three cameo appearances so far at the 2010 FIFA World CupTM and his stats show that he has fitted in well within the set-up.
Turns out her husband has been killed as a result of a creepy conspiracy by white monopolists to bankrupt her business, and a preternaturally wise Aborigine called King George, played by David Gulpilil, has been fitted up for the murder.
Her simple-minded son has been fitted up for a schoolgirl's murder, and in a society of inept cops, exploitative lawyers and generally corrupt townsfolk, only mommie dearest believes he's innocent – and sets out to prove it.
He added that the interior had been "fitted up in a neat and appropriate manner, and the details throughout appear to have been carefully studied".
One supporter who spoke before him, a former British diplomat, Craig Murray, asserted that Mr. Assange had been "fitted up with criminal offenses" as a pretext to prosecute him in the United States for leaking classified government documents.
A complaint about Beechey was made to the then Police Complaints Authority by George Tomkins, who alleged he had been "fitted up" by West Midlands police for an armed robbery he did not commit.
Unable to solve the mystery, The Times passed on speculation that it might have been intended as Hearst's own office; or as a suite for the editors of The American, one of his papers; or even that it had been fitted up as a private chapel for Davies.
