The actor was spotted on a crutch in the weeks following, but is now thought to be fit enough to return to the role of Han Solo.
First appearing circa 1824, the term started out as a label for the Jacksonian rabble and morphed into a symbol of dysgenic threat, a people thought to be fit neither for citizenship nor for factory work.
Five cars, thought to be fitted with the devices, have been seized and impounded.
Just over an hour later, a silver Ford Mondeo, again thought to be fitted with cloned plates, drove onto the pavement, knocking the surveying equipment over and causing the operator to jump out of the way.
If you are not thought to be fit for the role, you won't be cast.
In Ms. Carroll's day, the world of stand-up comedy was thought to be no fit place for a woman.
She argued that symptoms displayed by the children thought to be bewitched - fits and complaints of being pricked or bitten, for example -were typical of ergotism.
A rare variant of the Beijing lineage, which is differentiated by a small change in its IS 6110 fingerprint, is thought to be less fit owing to the fact that 'atypical Beijing' strains are infrequently observed in clinical settings.
Runner beans were thought to be ornamental, pumpkins only fit for pigs.
I always thought the words had to be fitted into the music, but it's the other way around.
People think that they want to be fit, but they kinda have to work," he says.
