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As self-adapting pricing algorithms increasingly decide the value of products and commodities, those laws are starting to look unfit for purpose, say the authors of a paper in Science.

Du Pont, 57, was initially declared “actively psychotic” and unfit for trial by a judge, and ordered to a psychiatric hospital.

In 1971, the local council declared it unfit for living, and evicted the occupants.

The panelists then proceed to screen out anyone they deem unfit for marriage.

And really, how can anybody claim that a 25-year-old is unfit to become Miss America?

The 1891 Immigration Act declared certain classes of individuals as unfit to become American citizens.

I always maintain that our women are of immense service to us, but many of them are physically unfit.

To his other iniquities Black Sheep had now added a phenomenal clumsiness—was as unfit to trust in action as he was in word.

But in the organic world there is no such thing as the "fit" or the "unfit," in any higher or moral sense.

But today—after that terrible ordeal, she felt as if life held little for her, that she was now unfit to perform any womanly duty.

Never smoke when the pores are open: they absorb, and you are unfit for decent society.