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fit on

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fit something on(to) something and fit something on
to manage to place something onto something. See if you can fit this lid onto that jar over there. Sorry, I can't fit on this lid, because it's too big.
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It is easier to achieve a comfortable fit on smaller rings but adjusting the size helps for larger ring sizes.
Recent widespread concern with the changing composition of the American workforce has led to a strong interest in person-organization fit on the part of both researchers and practitioners (e.
The converse would also hold, whereby one bad apple (an assessment of poor fit on one dimension) spoils the bunch (results in a negative overall PE fit perception).
 
 
 
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