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The results fit into a clear pattern since the economic crisis.
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And it is not clear whether or not he will fit in a rematch against Cuban Mario Kindelan - who beat him in the Olympic lightweight final last August - before joining Warren.
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"Expansion under these circumstances won't necessarily be a plus, " unless the potential acquirer has a clear view of how the business would fit with its operations.
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Their goggles were strong and durable, but ugly as sin and uncomfortable to wear (think about those clear plastic, one size does not fit anyone goggles worn in many factories).
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And once it was revealed that the Live Tile user interface would be coming to Windows 8, it became clear that Live Tiles had to be a great fit for the larger displays that are more often running Microsoft software.
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Having started as an apprentice in the shoe industry at age 17, he had a clear vision, namely to make functional, comfortable shoes designed to fit the foot.
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Obama also made clear that Israel has the right to defend itself as it sees fit, which amounted to a diplomatic signal that Washington would not stop a unilateral Israeli strike at some future point if no progress occurred.
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As they unpack the brand-new sneakers, canned ham, chocolates and packages of Top Ramen noodles, it's clear that what Lance and Virgil really want for Christmas won't fit in a 20-by-20-inch cardboard box.
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Just where Mr Lugo will fit in the spectrum of Latin America's leftist presidents is not yet clear.
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Once he has the various job-descriptions clear in his mind, he will start haggling with national governments over the candidates to fit them.
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