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Users appreciate having their work made easier, and producing ready-to-use spreadsheets fits the bill.

Sure, there can be some downside to that, but for a large number of projects, you ll find it fits the bill just fine.

Global investors have been hungry for a good growth story, however, and while Baidu fits the bill, the buying has been overdone, say others.

While her upcoming role in Sucker Punch might change that image of her, Emily Browning fits the bill.

Tata, which has a philanthropic heritage reminiscent of Cadbury, the Birmingham chocolate maker, fits the bill nicely, in their view.

This means setting a minimum standard for a purchase then choosing the first option that fits the bill.

If you're looking for a tablet that mixes business and pleasure, ThinkPad fits the bill.

Overall, its a good value for money property that fits the bill, hard to knock it !

But increasingly, less traditional, more secular Jews who want a festive family feeling are finding that a restaurant Seder fits the bill.

IBM, with its $220bn in market value, fits the bill.

Mr Gabaix thinks the "economics of superstars" , invented by Sherwin Rosen, fits the bill.

Iceland fits the bill.

And if you have someone in your life that truly fits the bill, grab on and never let go.