"Rather than the campaign adapting to the diversity of Brazil, Brazilians are adapting to Bolsonaro," he says.
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The show's third season is poised to finish out adapting Caliban's War, and is expected to begin adapting the third novel, Abbadon's Gate.
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U.S. intel warns: ISIS not desperate, just 'adapting' Kerry's comments about ISIS come as U.S. intelligence officials have said the terror group isn't desperate, but is adapting.
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We have the signposts that George and his mythology created with the films, but we don't have novels we're adapting, we don't have comic books we're adapting.
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Well, yes, capitalist systems are extremely adaptable (that's definitely one thing Karl Marx got really, really wrong), but the problem is that our system isn't adapting, or not adapting fast enough.
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Whether they had problems adapting to new game strategies, adapting to a team in the premier stage or another factor, three players who have something to prove entering Season 3: 1.
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The writer who is adapting the series is Yasuko Kobayashi, who did amazing work adapting Attack on Titan for all three seasons and all five of the recent series of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
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People have been adapting, and then critiquing, and then adapting, and then critiquing it for decades — each iteration a kind of Rorschach test for how the world feels about women at the time.
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" Moreover, the study makes clear: "We're not adapting fast enough.
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Kika also appears to be adapting to her new digs.
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As the workforce has changed, the workplace is adapting too.
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Adapting Gary K. Wolf's 1981 novel Who Censored Roger Rabbit?
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Their brains were better at adapting to the unique challenge.
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Adapting the SPLAT s to Sagehen's terrain took four years.
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Bennett said coaches were also adapting to the top prospects.
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Did you immediately think about adapting it for a movie?
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Some publishers, meanwhile, have been adapting in their own ways.
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Besides, Minnesotans are amazingly good at adapting to the cold.
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Her friends and family have been adapting to these changes.
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In other ways, though, they show an industry fast adapting.
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Employers also are adapting to the labor market's shifting dynamics.
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GE also faced legacy challenges in adapting to Predix software.
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" — adapting an earlier anti-Bashir chant of "Fall, that's all!
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Sellers are adapting their business practices and marketing stories accordingly.
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Politics has dislocated price and supply chains are still adapting.
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Adapting London's approach to local circumstances is not always easy.
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Nice to see her adapting to the swamp so quickly.
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This is my way of adapting and making that happen.
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The report details some of the ways ISIS is adapting.
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Or were its leaders adapting to a flawed, entrenched system?
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Sometimes adapting it into something new, sometimes just swiping it.
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Adapting to those shifts does tend to produce certain effects.
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How are these children adapting in their schools and communities?
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He'd just be adapting because he would have no choice.
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He also emphasized the importance of adapting on the fly.
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He prefaced that line of questioning by adapting Kagan's query.
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But smugglers are adapting, scoping out new paths into Europe.
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Medicaid is also adapting to today's pressing health care challenges.
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He recalls the hospital staff having a difficult time adapting.
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They were adapting and creating their new methods of painting.
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Nonetheless, it can't hurt to start adapting to digital alternatives.
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Jack Thorne is the man who is adapting your childhood.
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What are the pitfalls in adapting from screen to stage?
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Adapting it for the screen is not for the fainthearted.
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Steve had to do a lot of accommodating and adapting.
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He said he had difficulty learning the language and adapting.
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The process of learning and planning and adapting never ends.
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This means you need to be adapting all the time.
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McEwan has a second career adapting his books for film.
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Quickly adapting to market volatility makes for a prudent CEO.
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Adapting to life at Princeton was generally smooth for me.
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Mr. Scarlett discussed the creative process of adapting the novel.
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"The industry itself is actively adapting," he said by email.
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We've been adapting to living conditions for five thousand years.
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Lars, a miniature schnauzer, is adapting to his new space.
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Traditional organizations aren't adapting to compete with sites like BuzzFeed.
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Emma Donoghue was nominated for adapting her novel Room (Room was undoubtedly a big winner today, and should see a lift) and High Fidelity author Nick Hornby was nominated for adapting Colm Toibin's novel Brooklyn.
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Bands are always reshaping and adapting to what happens around them.
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Space isn't really her thing, but adapting to any circumstance is.
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Mitigating and adapting to climate change received a C in 2018.
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Firms are adapting by changing their business mix and re-pricing.
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Personally, I struggled adapting to the keyboard, frequently hitting errant keys.
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" He said, "Obviously, the Kurds are adapting to the Turkish attacks.
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Adapting to a new regime is far from the only problem.
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And she survived it, she concedes, by adapting to her environment.
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Microsoft is working on adapting Windows to work on foldable devices.
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Locke doesn't believe that the bison will have any trouble adapting.
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Apple's iPad development has been characterized by learning, adapting, and evolving.
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"It's just a way we have of adapting to our environment."
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As expectations shift, the private sector is showing signs of adapting.
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Gonorrhea bacteria: adapting to survive When will these drugs stop working?
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The Branca family understands the importance of constantly innovating and adapting.
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We need more money invested into adapting and progressing recycling methods.
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And it's mobile-only, not a website adapting to mobile trends.
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They are typically savvier about adapting to a dynamic economic situation.
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It's worth keeping in mind that our euphemisms are continually adapting.
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Media executives point out that Apple and Amazon are already adapting.
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Leadership requires ability to engage by listening, adapting, and then acting.
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Recent research suggests the pest may be adapting to colder temperatures.
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Now, they're adapting it for the small screen with astounding execution.
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Brian DeCubellis directed, adapting it from a novel by Colin Harrison.
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Dumb excited to be adapting for TV with a diverse cast.
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How did you approach adapting the original text to comic form?
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Employees increasingly began adapting to carving out workspaces in their homes.
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Dave honed his talents, adapting to his new environment with aplomb.
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However, for the most part, it appears traders are adapting. (CNBC)
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France was adapting in its own version of the European lockdown.
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Instead of adapting, some professors have chosen to cancel classes altogether.
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The tech firms, too, are adapting—none more so than Microsoft.
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ESPN is also adapting "SportsCenter" for the digital present and future.
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But as often happens with emerging technology, we're adapting it anyway.
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So while you were adapting the book, Tommy was directing "Hamilton"?
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Composers are adapting to what they think is being looked for.
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It's adapting and learning from each attack, as the attackers do.
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"They're adapting to fill a niche that nothing else is filling."
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" They were roommates while he was adapting the novel "The Help.
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As the technology gets there, we're adapting and growing with it.
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Moore said she doesn't think people are adapting to e extremes.
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Meanwhile, Shiv is slowly adapting to the spaces she's moving in.
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It's a really good question, and I'm still learning and adapting.
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I was interested in how younger people are adapting old traditions.
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Many institutions have had a hard time adapting to that shift.
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Here's what you need to know: • Our journalists spent months in Germany reporting how hundreds of Syrian refugees are adapting to life in the storied city of Weimar, and how residents are adapting to their new neighbors.
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One challenge in adapting the building was how to keep water out.
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Get used to being creative and adapting to the enemy&aposs actions.
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She is currently adapting "The Pisces" into a screenplay for Lionsgate Pictures.
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Hollywood hasn't had a great track record with adapting anime or manga.
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"All I'm doing is adapting to the circumstances," Kendal Unruh told ABC.
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Ken did really an amazing job of adapting Mark [Bowden]'s book.
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Peikin's role has included adapting to an enforcement style that Clayton prefers.
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Deadline reports that MTV is adapting the international series for American television.
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The US simply won't be adapting with the inevitable march of progress.
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Adapting a term coined by a Dutch writer, we call it "slowbalisation".
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HBO is adapting Ray Bradbury's classic novel Fahrenheit 451 into a film.
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Grease: Live veterans Jonathan Tolins and Robert Cary are adapting the book.
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Less easy was adapting to a new school and making new friends.
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But then antibiotics started failing, and doctors realized the bacteria were adapting.
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The idea is that the ads keep adapting to become more effective.
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And why are people adapting serious technology, like EEG, to specious purposes?
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Jenkins: You know, that's always been the beauty of adapting a novel.
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Gamers, it seems, are even adapting their travel plans to accommodate gameplay.
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They say they are adapting their portfolio to changing demand for hydrocarbons.
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It turns out that HIV-1 is capable of adapting to CRISPR.
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"We Chinese have a culture of adapting to the moment," he said.
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They're also adapting their systems to work for a range of retailers.
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Cisco is also adapting to other major trends, including AI and 5G.
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According to Chan, many Chinese universities are also adapting their business curriculums.
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The Irish-born playwright was also nominated for adapting her own work.
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Mexico says that isn't happening, but they're also adapting to Trump's win.
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Still, adapting to this new reality on the border can be challenging.
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Adapting to Automation Full automation has recently become possible in fraud prevention.
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Instead, he'll be turning to his friends and adapting however he can.
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Bader said adapting to changing consumer habits is not a new idea.
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We began adapting to all these things, which were new to us.
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Exxon and other LNG producers also are adapting to changing buyer behavior.
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With machine learning, big data, and AI, we are adapting even more.
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Mr. Macron promoted it as a means of adapting to climate change.
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"We are continually adapting to new technologies and adjusting our policies," Maj.
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" Quincey added that Coke's team is "doing a great job at adapting.
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Food businesses are adapting as best they can, sometimes with good humor.
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Food businesses are adapting as best they can, sometimes with good humor.
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Lack of money isn't the only problem in adapting to climate change.
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It is constantly confronting challenges and threats and adapting to changing times.
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What is it about this story that drew you to adapting it?
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Some start adapting their homes before they need to, but others resist.
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Either way, Diné honed a capacity for adapting aspects of other cultures.
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"Our family is growing and we are adapting with that," Kathrina said.
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Sadly, bees are having a hard time adapting to a warming world.
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WILLEMS: Adapting to the stage is always interesting, because you discover things.
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Governments worldwide sense a tipping point and are adapting their policies accordingly.
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She's adapting to life with one arm, and so is her family.
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We're adapting it to kind of be this movie-play hybrid event.
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Experts say that Mueller is adapting this playbook for the Russia investigation.
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Adapting to the times and being able to communicate that through work.
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"Some of our team are great at adapting to change," Anandan said.
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But there's an inherent danger in adapting anything from one medium to another.
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We have evolved so much, we are constantly changing, constantly adapting, constantly improving.
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"This is a pre-Colonial street adapting to the 21st century," he said.
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The hardest part might be adapting to more alone time and less structure.
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Species are also adapting to human-modified habitats, such as cities or farmland.
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She's adapting pretty well, she's looking around trying to figure out her surroundings.
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There, buried in the fine print—adapting means believing America is the best.
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Our cells are replicating, our bodies are changing and our physiology is adapting.
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The industry keeps changing and adapting, even as the attackers grow increasingly sophisticated.
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Part of adapting the process meant blocking testosterone—a necessity for transgender women.
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First, our brains are constantly monitoring, responding to, and adapting to our bodies.
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As Chinese tourists take the mobile pay habit abroad, merchants are adapting quickly.
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"The system does a good job of adapting to individual timing," Murphy said.
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Scaling your startup is about adapting your team to the organization you've created.
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Slowly, and with snow tires, the refugees are adapting to their new lives.
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"Companies need to find ways of adapting and adjusting," Christopher, the executive, said.
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The results come as sports leagues are already adapting to changing consumer preferences.
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What's next: Why we should focus more on adapting to a warmer world
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It's helpful for adapting to the cold, and is especially common in babies.
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Facebook is also adapting to its responsibility for the welfare of its users.
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With no end to the staffing problem in sight, some surgeries are adapting.
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Algorithms process this data, adapting and learning to predict a range of outcomes.
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I love seeing how brands and creators are adapting to this new platform.
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Hollywood has had little success with this model of adapting fads too late.
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It is a rare example of British producers adapting to a changing market.
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Shouts the Emmys for adapting & placing faith in the credibility of digital content.
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Co-adapting, cohabiting Despite all these challenges, we're optimistic about our bionic future.
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Is our work adapting to imposed structures, or is it leading the discussion?
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"And Whole Foods is adapting to the new world it finds itself in."
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For example, adapting bird Pokémon was problematic in terms of style and design.
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Persistence also includes innovation, new ideas and adapting to unforeseen circumstances, Gates said.
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Diversity is a strength that increases the chances of adapting to changing environments.
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The public school system might benefit, by adapting relevant practices from the charters.
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You're not adapting a sport that already exists and inserting drones into it.
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A year from now she'll be adapting to get a big infrastructure bill.
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He also surmises that the arranger was adapting the song for the moment.
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On the film side, he has been adapting "Logan's Run" for Warner Bros.
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We talk to the head of RISD to learn about how they're adapting.
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And such town centers nationwide are adapting Americans' buying habits and entertainment patterns.
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They are creating new business models and adapting technology to serve Chinese consumers.
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But acknowledging the shift and smoothly adapting to it are two different things.
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Engineers even began adapting drilling infrastructure for rising seas and other anticipated changes.
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This suggests that nightlife spaces are adapting to more fluid definitions of queerness.
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But the biggest challenge may involve adapting the car to the Renault engine.
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There is something about working with preexisting materials, adapting things outside one's control.
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Miami is adapting its urban planning to be ready for rising sea levels.
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He is a high quality and intelligent player and will end up adapting.
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"Congress should be no exception to adapting to this crisis," the letter reads.
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Teachers across the United States are adapting to conducting lessons via the internet.
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Concern about adapting to climate change is already deeply embedded in the military.
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He is adapting to a lot these days, savoring changes in the game.
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The schools are adapting educational materials developed by manufacturers and building special labs.
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So it makes sense that Ireland—which has high emigration rates—is adapting.
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The breadth of Hathaway's musical interests made adapting his story no easy feat.
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This is perhaps what is almost negating about adapting "Network" to the stage.
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"Gall proved adept in adapting to new musical styles," he said by email.
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We're overwhelmed, and overstimulated, and over adapting way more rapidly than we can.
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But adapting and scaling up a program in a new context isn't easy.
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More than that, Mr. Trump is learning, adapting and getting savvier every day.
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There is no saving it so much as adapting to the new normal.
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We think we are adapting and then we choke at the silliest things.
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They earn higher wages and are more nimble in adapting to economic change.
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Your business is being done, figuring out how to do it, everybody's adapting.
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Volkswagen also had trouble adapting the 2500s technology to increasingly strict pollution standards.
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"This was the first time I was adapting from fiction," said Mr. Muhly.
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Humans have been adapting to changes in the environment for thousands of years.
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Adapting to this ecosystem, bonobos may have become more tolerant of each other.
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Still just 260, Gauff is drawing praise for adapting to stardom so quickly.
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Did Lulu Wang give you advice on adapting your experiences for the screen?
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Adapting to the "new normal," as some call it, is a requirement now.
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I've been trying something, seeing whether it works or not, and then adapting.
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The video game adapting the purported Christchurch footage is still being shared online.
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Adapting practices, moving further and further out, it's all doable until it isn't.
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Adapting this approach for humans could be a promising way for blocking addiction.
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In the face of tougher conditions, the Gulf carriers are adapting their businesses.
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Chinese groups have already begun adapting to the difficulty in getting deals passed.
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It's good to see someone finally adapting a Stephen King novel into a movie.
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I had a hard time adapting to this new way of being with someone.
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But adapting to a new post-quantum landscape isn't just a quick patch download.
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Even more unnerving is the ability with which our rat overlords are apparently adapting.
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AsTechCrunch previously reported, Uber Africa has demonstrated notable flexibility in adapting to local markets.
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The Polyphasic Society's website warns of side effects people may experience while they're adapting.
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It's more like a sign that your muscles are adapting to this new activity.
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Employers are first and foremost going to have the toughest time adapting, Samaratunga said.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Which nations are doing the best job adapting to their aging populations?
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Preventing climate change through mitigation is much cheaper than adapting to a changed climate.
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With so many grievances being aired in public, Riot Games has already started adapting.
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How did you navigate that when you were adapting the play for the film?
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Gottlieb is not the only jewelry entrepreneur adapting to an increasingly Instagram-dependent world.
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Faithfully adapting the source material goes beyond replicating the scenes in the comic, however.
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Lauren Schmidt Hissrich is adapting Andrzej Sapkowski's beloved fantasy novels for the streaming service.
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For all the casualties it has suffered, the movement is battle-hardened and adapting.
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Any artist solely focusing on their recorded music sales and streaming royalties isn't adapting.
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Tell me a little about adapting the scenes from the novel with your art.
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Adapting humans to life beyond Earth, as we're learning, is going to be tough.
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They&aposre adapting, they&aposre realizing that the bombs don&apost always go off.
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She started by adapting existing items from department stores and Oliver's closet at home.
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And it's a way of thinking that Walmart will have to continue adapting to.
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With Turner-Smith's casting, Nightflyers joins this movement, adapting the story as originally envisioned.
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Those require a coherent strategy and policymakers capable of adapting it as conditions change.
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The Crescendo vibrator from MysteryVibe touts itself as the "world's first body-adapting" vibrator.
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And rather than adapting well to frequent change, the A.D.H.D. brain finds transitions difficult.
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Michael Haneke, John Hillcoat, and Todd Field have all expressed interest in adapting it.
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And adapting to the realities of Canada means that hockey will be involved somehow.
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Some species seem to be adapting, yes, but they aren't doing so fast enough.
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It is a process defined by trying, building, breaking, failing, learning, improving and adapting.
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For Cape Town resident Suzanne Buckley, the restrictions mean adapting to a new lifestyle.
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I read GTD in February and began adopting and adapting it to my life.
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Especially if you are adapting something that is held dear by so many people.
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Adapting a book to screenplay is a dream of mine, not even my book.
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We can sit back or start adapting to a "new normal" of constant change.
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But adapting the astronauts' regimen to real-world situations could be challenging, he cautioned.
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Spammers, bot networks, trolls, and hostile actors will continue adapting and creating new accounts.
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Adapting to the web means tossing out a lot of that and starting over.
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Is journalism's ultimate legacy institution successfully adapting to the age of shattered political norms?
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Tech companies are actively adapting their offerings to appeal to the health-care industry.
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In many ways, adapting Oz's memoir was an obvious choice for my first film.
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When you're at war, you are constantly watching, planning for and adapting to risks.
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It's about listening to patients, trusting what they say, and adapting to their needs.
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Old people don't start waking up earlier just because they're adapting to cultural stereotypes.
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Adapting existing systems could cost the US $36 billion by 2050, according to Mack.
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As for adapting Tenement or Dusk songs into the Black Thumb catalog, I have.
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So adapting to that for me was the biggest part in the early stages.
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"Artists are choosing their material and adapting it for the outdoors," Ms. Rapaport said.
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What were your biggest challenges as far as adapting this show from the novel?
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While adapting beloved children's classics wasn't consciously a festival theme, it also appears elsewhere.
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It has survived all these decades by adapting, but it's as dangerous as ever.
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Help us better understand how Coloradans are adapting to their state's legalization of pot.
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But the biggest change was easily adapting to my new life working from home.
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Education could be done through distance learning, and they're adapting remarkably quickly to that.
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States are on the frontlines of adapting to and mitigating damages from climate change.
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To climate change deniers, they are evidence that the bears are adapting just fine.
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Ants self-regulate, adapting the "rules" as needed when things start to get crowded.
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After "Prince of Persia," the Mouse House attempted adapting another popular video game franchise.
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Game of Thrones did a mostly great job of adapting George RR Martin's books.
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General Atlantic has a long history of adapting to trends, mostly under Ford's leadership.
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In adapting myself to my new country, my Swedish woman power began to wilt.
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Scaling, in so many ways, is about adapting to the organization you&aposve created.
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Roger Lowe, a spokesman for GMA, said the association is adapting to these changes.
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The noise-adapting headphones were extremely well-thought-out, right down to the package.
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Parker is less a revolutionary than a revisionist, adapting old strategies to new purposes.
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It doesn't have a set color, adapting depending on the app it's displayed in.
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Adapting to life with rattlesnakes and consuming cacti, the monkeys are thriving generations later.
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He also lavished praise on NATO, saying it was adapting to changing global threats.
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If adapting to her new, temporary home was her first priority, swimming was her second.
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Merlin took to the wheelchair quickly, and is adapting easily to life on the go.
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In adapting his work to film, Vázquez remedies this flaw with a cinematic visual arsenal.
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Whales are descended from terrestrial mammals, who retained their teeth after adapting an aquatic lifestyle.
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Realize that you are evolving and adapting, and that over time, you will see results.
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LG: Are you in touch with cleaning people who are adapting to these new schedules?
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Sara Benincasa is an author, comedian and screenwriter currently adapting DC Trip as a film.
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Is it learning, adapting, and becoming an increasingly more essential piece of a user's workflow?
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This means slashing emissions, adapting to the impacts already occurring, and possibly using geoengineering approaches.
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We haven't done the best job of adapting to that rearrangement of society so far.
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Conte says Patreon is adapting to better serve a huge spread of different creator needs.
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Lena Dunham is adapting a story about a Syrian refugee and people are not pleased.
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It shows that the Trump administration is adapting to the new political reality in Israel.
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Much of the plot challenges him to keep his footing while adapting to new ways.
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ADAPTING Shirley Jackson's dark fiction is a tough task, and few have done it convincingly.
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We'll be discussing the advantages, challenges and tactics of adapting to a dynamic digital market.
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O'Donnell said the teams supported NASCAR's decision and are adapting to the additional timing lines.
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Aware of this, established firms are adapting their products to better align with millennial tastes.
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The big U.S. players appear uninterested in adapting to these realities in the near term.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Kaling is adapting the 1994 Hugh Grant classic for Hulu.
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Conservatism has a long tradition of adapting to the world which has served it well.
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AND WE THINK THAT THEY CAN IMPROVE WHAT THEY'RE DOING TODAY BY ADAPTING OUR PLAN.
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Investing in your future is all about adapting to the digital world we live in.
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Adapting will be hard on incumbents, but customers have a lot to look forward to.
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FLI digitized the entire dataset, and approached Wellerstein about adapting NUKEMAP to the digitized targets.
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And drug dealers, like any business people, are adept at adapting to changing market conditions.
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Visa is adapting well and gaining significant share of the electronic payments business, he said.
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Adapting immersive theater to VR, or at least using its design principles, certainly isn't new.
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Investing in EVs now leaves them with less to spend on adapting to everything else.
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Adapting the charge time and lifetime of batteries is still a major challenge, Abruna said.
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Those stores that are surviving the onslaught are adapting and improving with the latest technology.
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In fact, I named the sound-adapting headphones one of my favorite things of 2017.
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Upon his return in 1975, Zulawski began adapting his granduncle's lunar trilogy into a script.
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Power, size and weight are three key challenges to adapting APS to U.S. military vehicles.
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Instead, it was an intricate compromise, adapting the existing electoral frameworks available in the states.
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The firm said it was adapting how its offices operated to support its store estate.
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But Trump has proposed eliminating all resources for mitigating and adapting to climate change. 5.
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Adapting requires constant attention and energy, and the film evokes the exhaustion of code switching.
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But he did speak more broadly about how Coca-Cola is adapting to consumer tastes.
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From entertainment to living quarters to odd jobs, this trend is ever expanding and adapting.
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Is it different from your feelings about people adapting Evil Kermit to their own jokes?
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Introverts must also work harder at adapting to corporate life, since work is essentially social.
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Malign actors are taking cues from Russia's 2016 masterstroke and are adapting to local conditions.
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Two years later, producers began reaching out, asking what I thought about adapting the story.
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Harmony OS will be capable of adapting to different screen layouts and interactions, says Huawei.
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But it's a level playing field, it's the same for everyone and it's about adapting.
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New methods of adapting a world of connected gadgets for malicious purposes are emerging daily.
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The racers are also adapting their strategies, he said, to a hotter, more variable Iditarod.
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The challenge for the rest of the NBA will be adapting to the new regime.
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Indigo falls into a relatively recent group looking into adapting plants to use less water.
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Instead of adapting their culture to whatever changes prompted them to leave, they relocated themselves.
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This is the line any artist straddles when adapting any text to a new medium.
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CEOs are adapting to the new environment, working to embrace innovation and disruption, he said.
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"This is a novel mechanism for adapting to a mildly aversive-tasting substance," he said.
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The Onion actually did a great job of adapting to every phase of the internet.
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So I set out to tackle this important milestone, adapting her ideology on the fly.
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The company is still researching and adapting to what sells best at the small stores.
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The brand has used the technique, continuously adapting it (cruelty-free shearling, anyone?) ever since.
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He wrote and directed "Beale Street," closely adapting it from the 1974 James Baldwin novel.
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Elle Reeve visited Fort Knox to see how recruiters are adapting to their new mission.
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I'm adapting to my environment and confronting parts of myself I didn't realize were there.
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These are some of the ways consumers in China are adapting to a slumping economy.
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The Electoral College poses a special problem for adapting ranked-choice voting to presidential elections.
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Iranians are adapting to new greetings while it has also buried hundreds of its citizens.
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Either way, be ready to set up daily plans while adapting to what works well.
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And adapting family entertainment to Broadway has brought mixed results, especially when not from Disney.
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And drug cartels are constantly adapting their methods and finding ways to bypass the technology.
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How is the aging population in this country changing and adapting to these new realities?
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Instead, he was busy adapting jazz standards, Latin music and pieces from the classical repertoire.
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The San Francisco Chronicle's coverage included a feature on California farmers adapting to warmer weather.
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This time, it's adapting the musical, which, again, is already based on an existing movie.
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"He is playing for Juventus and adapting really well," Ronaldo told DAZN of his son.
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For one, adapting Watchmen is a big undertaking, so how exactly are they doing this?
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Alef Education plans to expand into more countries, adapting the program to suit each market.
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Since then, Verdier has made a habit of adapting traditional tools to her own purposes.
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It was very well adapted when it came, but it's still evolving and adapting further.
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Their analysis also found that the CEOs who excel at adapting feel comfortable being uncomfortable.
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They've survived for billions of years because they're so good at adapting to new threats.
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How traditional video game companies are adapting For Nintendo, the future has grown increasingly mobile.
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Harsh conditions One major challenge with agricultural robots is adapting them for all-weather conditions.
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Adapting to eat tough food helped the kangaroos survive, eating things that other species couldn't.
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That said, the Harry Potter craze hasn't exactly diminished since Hollywood finished adapting the books.
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Further adapting to changing times, the royal family launched a YouTube channel 10 years ago.
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Feature Hollywood is aggressively adapting material that doesn't have a narrative or even any characters.
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People with disabilities are used to adapting because the world isn't built to fit us.
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But, as Orlean writes, libraries are adapting with the times — or at least trying hard.
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That's why he's not afraid to switch things up – he's just too good at adapting.
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Shelmerdine says he's no longer adapting his nightmares, partially because he doesn't have them anymore.
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And many ride-hail companies in Africa are adapting unique product solutions to local transit needs.
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L), is also adapting to an industry transformed by online advertising heavyweights Google and Facebook (FB.
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For smaller brokers and underwriters, however, the upfront costs of adapting to the system are high.
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According to the FBI, cybercriminals are still adapting Mirai as security professionals scramble to keep up.
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And now, Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail is adapting Gimlet's Homecoming for Amazon, starring Julia Roberts.
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Meanwhile, many ride-hail companies in Africa are adapting unique product solutions to local transit needs.
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Soon he was adapting Unbelievable, his biography of the Notorious B.I.G., into the feature film Notorious.
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The dogs have been raised in kennels, so they may have some challenges adapting to homes.
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Several incumbents are already adapting to the reality of the fintech challenge through partnerships and purchases.
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But that isn't to say he isn't adapting to/enjoying life in Mike D'Antoni's revolutionary bubble.
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Avatara hemorrhaged players, who found themselves under permanent siege by a constantly adapting band of raiders.
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What were your conversations with Neil Gaiman like when it came to adapting the original novel?
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Fey also spoke of the challenges of adapting her 2004 film Mean Girls as a musical.
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What was it like adapting this story for both an aural medium and a visual one?
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Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine has found success adapting novels about women into movies and TV shows.
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I was adapting to my sense of the class I belonged to, as all children do.
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Officials say the transfer went smoothly and the bison are quickly adapting to their new digs.
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You finally got around to adapting the books' Antarctica arc long after I figured you would.
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But if adapting means we must give up some degree of material comfort — forget about it.
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Another president would read the report as a blueprint for adapting America to a warmer world.
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As a growing multi-faceted media company, we're streamlining and adapting to the shifting media landscape.
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HBO is adapting Gillian Flynn's novel Sharp Objects into a TV miniseries, with Amy Adams starring.
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Smart adtech entrepreneurs are adapting accordingly, dropping the adtech label to reposition themselves as "data" businesses.
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American Gods isn't the only project Neil Gaiman has been hard at work adapting for television.
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My process for adapting scenes for a Folio Society edition always begins in the same way.
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She said money managers should focus on maintaining long-term gains while adapting to immediate risks.
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Stefan starts learning more about the writer as he begins adapting Davis' novel for the game.
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Still, adapting a mannered—and often bawdy—European art form to local tastes is a challenge.
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Facebook has been adapting to users in countries with costly data rates and slow Internet speeds.
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Since the very first episode, The Walking Dead has been hamstrung by the comics it's adapting.
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But I want to say that, as a whole, the economy is adapting to these sanctions.
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He's evolved over the years in large part to adapting him for television, video games, movies.
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Does research divert attention from what we know works: eliminating emissions and adapting to climate impacts?
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But she seemed to know what Iris needed, adapting her behavior and becoming the perfect companion.
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But it now realizes it needs to adjust faster than its culture is capable of adapting.
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Printers are also seeing "tough" conditions, but the company is adapting with "innovative technologies," Weisler said.
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"In the beginning it was so hard for us but now we are adapting," she said.
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After adapting to the laborious control scheme, I began my first investigation still feeling quite hopeful.
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The bomb-makers are also learning from clearers' techniques and are adapting to them, he said.
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The company claimed to have done the legwork of adapting Chromium to work with old PCs.
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His firm is already dealing with adapting parking requirements for a future of self-driving cars.
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Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan are adapting to lower oil prices and abrupt exchange rate adjustments last year.
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Green iguanas have had little difficulty adapting to urban environments, where they can cause serious damage.
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It's soft and supple, adapting to the contours of my wrist instead of pressing against them.
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Some are adapting, or will find a way to in the future; others are already failing.
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She will be the couple's first child and they both are adapting to their new lives.
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It's continuing what their relatives created and expanding and adapting it as the years go on.
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Rowling is making her screenwriting debut in adapting her own 2001 novel of the same name.
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Bats are adapting to human noise by changing their hunting strategies, according to a new study.
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I see Self and Quarles playing that process in reverse, adapting abstract aesthetics to carnal representation.
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Adapting a novel for television means losing some of the precision of the characters' interior life.
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As Bellos tells us, Gary is adapting a well-known story by Gogol for his purposes.
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The country needs more leaders ready to serve and who are focused on adapting and evolving.
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"Adapting to new functions will include changes in how we manage ourselves in cyberspace," Carter said.
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PennyMacPennyMac has stayed ahead of its alternative lending competitors by continuously adapting to consumers' digital preferences.
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She wrote to George Clooney to pique his interest in adapting Greenwald's book, but Clooney passed.
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They are adapting the herbal elixirs in traditional Chinese medicine for their cows, pigs and ducks.
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Edugyan has a chameleonic knack for adapting her novels to the periods in which they're set.
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It taught future filmmakers of the genre the importance in understanding a character before adapting one.
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It's the same company that built an empire by adapting written fairy tales into animated films.
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Herman is adapting Texas' normal routine to help his team get more comfortable with its surroundings.
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Mouhamad al-Hajj, his wife and their four children are slowly adapting to life in Toronto.
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During college, students spend about four years stressing over assignments, deadlines and adapting to new environments.
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Adapting to these sorts of changes will require something different from reviving the industries of old.
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He scooped up the rights for his new production company and got to work adapting it.
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But this moment isn't about perfection, it's about adapting to the situation as well as possible.
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To that end, we are offering options and ideas for adapting recipes with substitutions and omissions.
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They're also working on adapting the technology for other diseases that could benefit from weekly dosing.
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Even before I'd polished off my wedge, I was already adapting the recipe in my head.
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So has adapting to client needs and desires as they are shaped by shifting societal trends.
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Nations that were adapting China's technology for their own use had little incentive to speak up.
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But Ms. Cámara can cheerfully ignore that, adapting recipes according to her own taste and skills.
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Initiatives that were formed explicitly to help people escape screens are now adapting to, well, screens.
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"Put more attention on your strengths and abilities and imagine yourself coping and adapting," Gresham suggests.
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They were responsible for adapting the convention of the cinematic close-up to the still image.
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While Anthony is adapting to his new life in Oklahoma City, the Knicks have moved on.
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Some recently released Russian disinformation shows how the Kremlin's professional trolls are adapting to Facebook's defenses.
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The second lesson is that adapting to climate change requires understanding how the climate is changing.
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"I'm just adapting some designs that I created as shirts to make them dresses," she says.
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The involvement of Mastercard alongside Visa made Libra look like the incumbents adapting to modern technologies.
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Lee Hall, the screenwriter of "Billy Elliot," is adapting the Oscar-winning screenplay by Paddy Chayefsky.
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It has some track record in adapting foreign operations' business models should they not perform well.
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And, plenty of people are already adapting to climate change, but that presents its own risks.
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He continued to struggle, and the Mets did not see him adapting to the new duties.
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Meanwhile, residents of New Delhi are adapting to a new atmosphere of fear in the city.
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In separate interviews, Muschietti and Flanagan spoke about what they've learned adapting King for the screen.
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Furthermore, Avaya is adapting its sales cycle to keep pace with how companies buy technology today.
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Are they adapting to the new ways of life, the new foods, the new liberal atmosphere?
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Responding and adapting to climate change forces us to ask what we owe to each other.
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HEATHCLIFF, IT'S ME: ADAPTING 'WUTHERING HEIGHTS' at the Film Society of Lincoln Center (Feb. 21988.212-2727).
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This license allows copying, distributing, and adapting the scans, but not using them for commercial purposes.
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So the move wasn't just about adapting to a majority white and majority English-speaking culture.
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Fortunately, the human body, especially when it's young, is incredibly good at adapting to unhealthy behaviors.
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Hulu got in on the fun too, adapting Shrill and The Handmaid's Tale from feminist works.
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If the warm trend continues, they'll shift their own breeding forward, adapting to the changed season.
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Instead, Levin proposed adapting the combative spirit of "Celebrity Justice" to the pace of the Web.
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The company is adapting its paint service model and training employees more about Sherwin-Williams' merchandise.
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But her new handlers say she's adapting well and settling into the land of her ancestors.
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This often meant shrinking or adapting my own perspective, especially when the conversation was about race.
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"We're adapting the tradition of the letter," Alexandre Bérard, who created the site in 2008, said.
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Second, we acknowledge that we are adapting rapidly to shifts in consumer behavior, whether it's the embrace of the digital lifestyle, whether it's more amplifying the need state of convenience or the desire for more personalized premium experiences, we're adapting to meet our customers where they are.
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Hooper, who directed the 2014 film adaptation of Les Misérables, has some experience adapting musicals for film.
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While it's not the most fluid experience, the device definitely works at adapting to your needs. 3.
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The system is designed to overcome any boundary (get it!) by adapting to work, travel, and photography.
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In recent years, Syfy has decided to rebuild its much-diminished reputation simply by adapting good books.
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And it's a stark example of the trade-offs that come from adapting to a warmer world.
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Much of entrepreneurship is about taking calculated risks and then adapting and responding to whatever happens next.
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Most of the remaining community found shelter in Kurdistan, but adapting to life there its very difficult.
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"Thank you for your letter," I'd write, adapting text from an internal database of pre-approved responses.
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Today, the dignified branch is adapting to an age of populism much better than the efficient branch.
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Some suggest adapting National Health Service numbers, which are already assigned to most people in the country.
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Stephen StearnsProfessor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Yale University We won't be adapting biologically, not for centuries.
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Fox, like its peers, has been adapting to keep hold of viewers gravitating toward online streaming services.
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So Ponsoldt took those feelings and poured them into adapting Eggers book without the author even knowing.
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The key is adapting the fade and making it look like some time was put into it.
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Kaitlyn: What you mentioned just now about adapting to whatever the person you're talking to is doing.
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"Real Life" (scripted by Moore, adapting Dick's "Exhibit Piece") is the most overtly Dick-ian episode, conceptually.
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GPT-2 is remarkably good at adapting to the style and content of the prompts it's given.
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We have no real evidence that mammals are better at adapting to the cold than dinosaurs (birds).
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She's constantly adapting HIV prevention programs at the satellite health clinics that CAPRISA operates around KwaZulu-Natal.
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And, according to Shields, "the ravens are playing the game, too," constantly learning and adapting their behavior.
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Not only is she calling the shots, but Gerwig is also adapting Alcott's book into the screenplay.
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And of course, cities also share the blame for not adapting quickly enough to changing transportation trends.
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The foundation's co-founder, John Dalley, told the ABC that Cola is adapting well to the prosthetics.
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Some small businesses are adapting by offering on-the-job training but others are curtailing growth expectations.
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Most recently, in April, producer Ryan Murphy announced he was adapting the musical as a Netflix movie.
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Gerald's Game is his first feature film adapting someone else's material, and the difference is immediately apparent.
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Banks around the world are adapting as customers visit branches less and use mobile banking apps more.
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Telltale Games is no stranger to adapting primarily comic book properties into episodic, choice-driven video games.
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The good is that a lot more people are adapting to the music; those you wouldn't expect.
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How did you want to tackle this story in terms of adapting it for a TV show?
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Perhaps the toughest challenge is just constantly adapting the system's machine learning models to counter innovative hackers.
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And the French strike me as the brainiest (and most rapidly changing and adapting) people on earth.
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Now those weeks-early harvests are happening every year, and winemakers are adapting in other ways, too.
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Adapting to new economic and political realities will take time, as will sorting out crucial security issues.
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"He is playing for Juventus and adapting really well," the Portugal international told DAZN of his son.
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Some grass is adapting to the relentless regime of the lawn mower by acquiring a shorter stature.
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They'll essentially be deciding between preserving the state's heritage of family farms or adapting to stay competitive.
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Vice Media has been focusing on adapting its web properties to film, TV production, and branded content.
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The new movie seems to be slightly more successful at adapting the story than the 1989 original.
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It mirrors similar action by rivals also adapting to tough market conditions, including brokers Beazley and Hiscox.
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"They've been quickly adapting to our schools," Miami-Dade County Public Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho told WPLG.
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Adapting to guerrilla life wasn't easy; he was a city kid, educated at an élite Catholic school.
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Starbucks is also doing a good job of adapting to how consumers want to get their coffee.
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In adapting this story, the writers Joseph Castelo and Ashley Rudden don't elevate it above its origins.
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I wanted to respect all the authentic flavors while adapting them to the local and imported ingredients.
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These activists engaged in "deathing" by adapting household items for lethal ends and helping people use them.
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How much can you chalk up to Belfort simply adapting to the changing circumstances of his sport?
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By adapting ancient techniques used before sandpaper, Full Grown use finer and finer hand planes and blades.
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It's playful and thoughtful, and it singlehandedly makes a good argument for the value of adapting Shakespeare.
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It sounds weird, but our brains are actually really good at adapting to this kind of thing.
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As technology has transformed Capitol Hill, younger staffers often outpace their bosses in adapting to newer technologies.
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Meanwhile firms up the wealth management spectrum are adapting their technology offerings to serve new client needs.
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The sports-broadcasting industry may already be adapting to that, with ever-faster pastimes like Extreme Sports.
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Here's a look at some of the ways that religions are adapting to the threat of coronavirus.
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For the film, adapting this strategy becomes a way to fill time at the expense of understanding.
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And yet, you're adapting this novel to television, which would be considered one of the new gods.
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In adapting and directing "Grief," Mr. Walsh has anchored the book's abstractions in a recognizably mundane world.
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Add in written language and you're (at least on comparative terms) lightning-fast at expanding and adapting.
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Brady said he was solely focused on things of greater importance -- like adapting to his new team.
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From the Netherlands she published a bitter satire, "After Midnight," about Germans adapting to the new regime.
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He said the process of adapting to a low-carb diet can take a month or longer.
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Lorne Michaels, the musical's lead producer, said adapting and updating the show provided an opportunity for improvement.
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Adapting to that change will be hard: The news cycle is relentless, the economic pressure is profound.
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This approach offers the best way forward for adapting to changing technology, while preserving the MTCR overall.
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Ben: One thing that is not encouraging is how poorly our media is adapting to the moment.
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This is why we engage resolutely in adapting the energy pattern and finding an acceptable gradual pace.
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Ms. Taki said she struggled with depression while adapting to her new home in Northern New Jersey.
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Experts hope Israel's desert agriculture can provide valuable lessons about adapting crops to extreme and unpredictable weather.
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Are there particular challenges to adapting a classic, and who do you think does it especially well?
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Instead, we need to attack the root causes of climate change while also adapting to its impacts.
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The White House already is considering adapting these arguments to claim the president hasn't yet been impeached.
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She pored over old cookbooks and food blogs, adapting traditional recipes to make use of local ingredients.
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Author and journalist Summer Brennan said adapting Shakespeare's work to different eras was a longstanding theatrical tradition.
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These fast-adapting methods of protest are only made possible through online organizing on services like LIHKG.
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"I think what we're doing right now is we're adapting to a new way of selling securities."
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But Ms. Niles said that the station had not been slow in adapting to the digital age.
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"Adapting to this new environment has been very painful but now are seeing a reaction," he said.
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In a statement, the National Retail Federation noted Thursday that companies are constantly adapting their safety policies.
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"Fortnite" is redefining the idea of video games as a service by adapting to what players want.
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Imagine Walt Whitman adapting "Apocalypto" and you might approximate the awe and adrenaline of Chamoiseau's action pastoral.
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Mr. Lewis went to Washington to report on how different departments were adapting under the Trump administration.
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Mr. Thawley believes that the big car manufacturers have had trouble adapting to today's technology-driven consumers.
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Adapting that to a screen will be very complicated unless you know and understand that spirit well.
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We need to be discussing and adapting to its implications as much as we do Trump's tweets.
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Letter of Recommendation Hollywood would have no trouble adapting the story of how my last relationship ended.
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They serve the idea of speech, by refiguring it, by adopting and adapting it on the fly.
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As a young leader, McChrystal said he had difficulty adapting to the different levels of the military's command.
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There are many cases of animal species adapting to the impact of humans on global habitats and environment.
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Some companies are adapting to the fact that their brick-and-mortar locations are no longer shopping destinations.
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Kaylee Muthart, 20, of Anderson, S.C., told People she was adapting to her new life following the incident.
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Plan 4C estimates the cost of adapting Cartagena to coming climate change challenges to be around $500 million.
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Variable fonts solve this by adapting fluidly, in real-time, to look great on any device or platform.
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Water shifts from gas to liquid, constantly transforming, responding and adapting to its environment, much like emotions do.
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Canada has recognized that adapting against the pressures of climate change will be important in years to come.
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And even if some bacteria are adapting to resist alcohol, that doesn't negate the value of these disinfectants.
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This means learning local customs and skills and adapting to the general rules — including a disapproval of dating.
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But for some, adapting the existing transport network will not entirely solve Barcelona's traffic and air pollution problems.
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In 2010, only two years after the first comic's release, Fox announced it was adapting it for television.
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Facebook is making similar moves, adapting its service in the wake of recent criticism leveled at tech companies.
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His team at Wyoming began work on this in 2015 by adapting neural networks trained in object recognition.
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That's not to say that the move has been easy, with fans still adapting to their new surroundings.
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BBC One is adapting J.K. Rowling's detective novels — published under the Robert Galbraith pseudonym — into a TV serial.
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Much of the money will be spent on adapting to climate change, rather than trying to prevent it.
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The Roomba 860 runs through your home, adapting to all floor types to produce the most thorough clean.
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Nevertheless, both firms say the future of transport is definitely autonomous, and companies need to start adapting fast.
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They ask women a series of questions about possible symptoms, adapting to certain answers with follow-up questions.
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Its reach 0f 80 million U.S. homes is adapting new means of programming, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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But companies are still adapting and figuring out what matters most to this large demographic and employee base.
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A year later, Robert Altman drew on the tale once again in Thieves Like Us, adapting Anderson's novel.
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Jets coach Paul Maurice said Hellebuyck played a big part in the team adapting to life without Scheifele.
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Like I said before, we humans are great at improvising and adapting our way out of sticky situations.
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Private schools have also proved to be more successful than state schools at adapting to the meritocratic spirit.
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As we face ever-adapting mosquitoes, we need to sustain our focus on the fundamentals of mosquito control.
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The companies said they were well on the way to adapting to the more than halving in prices.
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The cold reality is that adapting to a rising sea is now largely decoupled from reducing greenhouse gases.
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Neisseria gonorrhoeae, the bacteria that causes gonorrhea, is following this familiar narrative of adapting in order to survive.
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The Army's recent Combat Vehicle Modernization Strategy specifically mentions the value of adapting the XM360 for future use.
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Director Gus Van Sant said Williams had asked him to work on adapting the memoir into a screenplay.
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So we spend a lot of time adapting content so that it works better on a different platform.
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Heather is great at reading situations and adapting to them, which makes her a formidable opponent for Bourne.
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Yaxley-Lennon has had a presence on multiple social media channels, adapting the content to the different platforms.
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One traditional association in Singapore has made strides to preserve the artform while adapting performances for modern consumption.
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That means streaming '90s movies, adapting classic books like Anne of Green Gables, and of course Stranger Things.
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Translators were tasked with adapting J.K. Rowling's devices to fit the language and culture of their target audience.
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Not least of these are high prices and entrenched thinking that can make adapting to new situations difficult.
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As breakbeats barrel their way back into the popular consciousness of electronic music, they're adapting to many purposes.
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Instead, Dr. ended up adapting the console so that it could connect to computers through a USB device.
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That means it may be possible to rescue them—perhaps by adapting optogenetics for use in human sufferers.
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Never having grown up with money, Metz says she is adapting to a new sense of financial security.
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"The U.S. government has thus far proven incapable of adapting to meet this 21st century challenge," he began.
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That's all the more reason to become proactive against surveillance now, and to keep adapting to changing circumstances.
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The second trigger for the recession bias comes from the difficulty people have in adapting to changing momentum.
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The more genetically diverse the reef, the better chance it has of adapting to new environmental conditions. 2.
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This is the new normal: federal government adapting its IT infrastructure with the agility of the private sector.
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While she graduated from UCLA in June, Ohashi told Insider that she's still adapting to life after gymnastics.
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That trend unfolding at Merrill Lynch underscores advisers' evolving career paths, and how firms are adapting to that.
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Each species went on its own evolutionary journey, adapting to their new circumstances and environments in different ways.
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Many artists are staging temporary events and public works, adapting to a city that is constantly in flux.
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Like many, the first few months of adapting to the the unforgiving grit of New York wasn't easy.
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Tomas Alfredson is adapting "The Snowman," a detective thriller based on the bestseller by Norwegian author Jo Nesbø.
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Adapting to the Web, to sell and communicate with customers, is a challenge for many in the business.
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Also, Netflix is adapting a New Yorker sci-fi story and Phoebe Robinson is going to Comedy Central.
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Watch the video to find out how the recycling industry is adapting to massive changes in Chinese policy.
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Israeli military officers have devoured the vast literature on COIN warfare, eagerly adapting its tactics and operational methods.
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Book-It Repertory Theater specializes in adapting full-length novels such as "The Maltese Falcon" for the stage.
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Each is adapting an appointment-TV staple to a phone-scrolling, binge-watching era in a different way.
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During the 1960s, gospel music became more openly political, with protesters adapting religious songs to fit the times.
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Are the companies behind those innovations really open to listening to these critiques and adapting their practices accordingly?
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Advertising & ad tech2019 was a big year for adtech industry adapting to sweeping new privacy laws and consolidation.
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So she came up with the idea of adapting the life of Ms. du Pré for the stage.
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PubMatic is trying to plan for the death of cookiesPubMatic is also adapting to data and privacy changes.
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And a reality series about families adapting to farm life arrives on Acorn TV. THE BACHELOR 8 p.m.
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Atwater came up with the idea of the food calorie, adapting a measurement previously used for heat energy.
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" Adapting true stories for the screen has long been a fraught endeavor, with films like Oliver Stone's "J.
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He's very good at adapting his game plan based on how he feels versus what the hitter's doing.
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"It was just about adapting and trying to work through it as best as you can," Barty said.
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Ms. Han got off welfare in nine months, suggesting that she was adapting quickly to her new life.
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I can understand having to work inside the constraints of adapting a book into 10 one-hour slices.
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"What history has shown is that we have a remarkable way of adapting to technological change," Williamson said.
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For ex-combatants, many from poor rural backgrounds, adapting to a new life in the capital is hard.
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"We are adapting based off of the trends of counterfeits that are being put out there," he said.
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It's weird that the technology's default mode right now is changing human behavior rather than adapting to it.
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In actual use, the effect is subtle, which it should be, as the sound is adapting over time.
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Protesters are adapting just as quickly, sharing information online on how to get rid of the blue stains.
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Yet Iceland still has no national strategy in place for adapting to climate change impacts, including melting glaciers.
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Catholic Italy is slowly adapting its legislation and legal precedent toward a less rigid position on assisted suicide.
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"Right now, I'm just taking it day by day and learning on adapting to N.H.L. speed," he said.
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"The whole industry … is adapting more slowly than the players in the industry want it to," Glick said.
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"They have always been adapting to a changing environment," Holm said of the hunters and fishermen she interviews.
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Simply adapting to a bad workplace or a lousy career is not a long-term plan for success.
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In any case, artists seem to be having no trouble adapting the medium to a more contemporary sensibility.
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He checked himself into rehab because he needed help adapting to life as a rich and famous individual.
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What is known is that it's adapting Sarah Waters's extraordinarily compelling 2009 gothic novel of the same name.
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After all, these were the seasons adapting what was undoubtedly the best volume of the series, Storm of Swords.
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They recognise the need to exist in a state of flux, adapting to accommodate emerging trends, technologies and methods.
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"There has been an evolution in the modus operandi, signifying that attackers are further adapting their methods," it added.
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Adapting to this change is going to require us to understand how man-machine partnerships are going to evolve.
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"We know that as children's online habits change, offenders are adapting with them," said Zoe Hilton of the NCA.
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Given how slow flamingos are at adapting and changing to new nesting areas, any Natron development must be avoided.
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The banks that are still adapting business models will be more challenged to implement strategies in a difficult environment.
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She never returned home, adapting to her new reality slowly and becoming preoccupied with the chores of daily life.
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"Adapting your game means you can eke out quite a few more years of your clubbing career," he elaborated.
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Back in March, we heard that a New Jersey drama club was adapting Alien as a high school production.
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Now, Facebook's apps are adapting to Stories, because it'd rather be called a copy-cat than a has-been.
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You seem pretty comfortable adapting dishes too, but you seem to have left the Cantonese barbecue pretty much intact.
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It has sold around 150,000 copies and was optioned by HBO, which is adapting it into a documentary series.
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Adapting spring outfits for cold weather wasn't a terribly challenging task, but having to do so certainly wasn't ideal.
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Last week, it also announced that it would be adapting Salman Rushdie's "Midnight's Children", a book set in India.
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Saudis seem to be adapting to the likelihood that one unaccountable man will rule them for decades to come.
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On the other hand, today's consumers have evolved greatly, quickly adapting to new products and services being released daily.
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However, as Pickering pointed out, Johnson has a reputation for adapting his rhetoric to changing tides of political sentiment.
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" On the possibility of adapting Bumble for parents in the future "Absolutely [we would introduce new features for parents].
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And creators and brands are adapting to Facebook similarly, modifying their approach to the demands of this new platform.
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People's Daily, the party's main mouthpiece, hailed them as "the latest achievement in adapting Marxism to the Chinese context".
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It'll often require adapting, as conditions change unexpectedly, and learning in the process so it gets easier over time.
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Chris Miller and Phil Lord, the creators of "The Lego Movie", are adapting "Serial", the hugely popular investigative series.
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Li Keqiang (top, left), the prime minister, called it "the latest achievement in adapting Marxism to the Chinese context".
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This helped to reduce the elephants' stress and increased the chance of them successfully adapting to their new environment.
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The technology was changing so fast, and we adapted to it, much like creators are adapting to tech today.
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Moreover, offline and online incumbents are not adapting to the shift of consumer behaviors from standardized to personalized offerings.
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And finally, the Amazon original series was one of Hollywood's first big bets on adapting podcasts for the screen.
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Trendy companies may be eclipsed by rivals over time, or find a second wind through adapting to new developments.
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In Spanish, the process of adapting a product or service to the local market is called "tropicalización," or tropicalization.
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"Too few companies are adapting their risk assessments and control frameworks fast enough," he said in a press release.
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Josh Duhamel is adapting to his new life as a bachelor, and that includes buying himself a new home.
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I was learning and slowly adapting to where Tyler was headed, not knowing where that was going to be.
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On the Freeform drama Famous In Love, Thorne portrays a Hollywood newcomer adapting to the modern world of stardom.
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Torriente: I don't know what the long term is, but I know Miami Beach is adapting to climate change.
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Going forward, as we build future products for our 1+ million/month readers, we're listening closer and adapting faster.
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The feline has now become an online poster child for resilience, adapting to adversity with strength, resolve and sass.
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Graham, who has published two books, is busy adapting The Royal We with her Parenthood co-star Mae Whitman.
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We aren't dumb, we're adaptable—but adapting to a messed-up world messes you up, whether you remain functional
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The company has dropped the bass-pumping ear cups here, in order to focus on the sound-adapting earbuds.
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I find that mostly babies cry on takeoff and landing while their ears are adapting to the pressure changes.
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The cost of adapting urban storm water systems in the Midwest, for example, could exceed $214 million per year.
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Xi Jinping, the president of China, is "adapting Marxism to the Chinese context", as the People's Daily puts it.
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But the market has already shown that adapting popular IPs from online literature can make a lot of money.
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But Swype has not advanced as quickly as its peers in adapting to new trends and offering new features.
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The message was clear: The game was adapting to the new wave of players who were helping redefine it.
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That's solving new problems either by adapting an existing kind of behavior or coming up with a new one.
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This includes, but is not limited to, extensive background and belief checks coupled with adapting anti-subterfuge security practices.
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But there is still much unfinished business left from Paris on adapting to the dangerous impacts of climate change.
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"Companies are just adapting to my generation in the workplace, and most have yet to notice us," he said.
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Founded in 2013, Cruise has been successful in adapting conventional cars to operate on highways with self-driving features.
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It now faces the task of adapting the service to different markets and cultures as competitors also rush in.
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In 2007, Germany's Samwer Brothers launched Rocket Internet as a "clone factory," adapting successful U.S. services in untapped markets.
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Green's thinking, however, was that as more commerce moves online, traditional retailers and CPG companies would have trouble adapting.
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When the phone boots for the first time, a custom app mimics iOS onboarding, adapting it to Android's settings.
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Many artists are adapting to Los Angeles's perpetual transformation, which is fueled by commercialization, development, gentrification, and financial interests.
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Lorde doesn't seem to be the only one having a hard time adapting to the chart and audience reception.
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Talking about adapting to climate change is easier said than done (and it's not even easy to talk about).
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It's changed so much and that's the nature of things, so part of my job is adapting and resilience.
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It was created as a creepypasta by cartoonist Kris Straub, who is also accredited in Syfy's series adapting it.
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In his letter last year, Lindelof said he has no intention of adapting the source material, but "remixing" it.
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In swimrun, adapting to the terrain is one of the challenges and enjoying nature is part of the point.
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Around the country, planned developments are adapting and reinventing in order to appeal to a wider range of buyers.
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Now a renegade group of anti-establishment Republicans is adapting that model and turning it against their own party.
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" When Mr. Snyder asked for advice on adapting, she laughed and answered, "Well, honey, you could work on it!
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Cubans are ingenious at adapting what they have into something that is greater than the sum of its parts.
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I contacted Andrew Ries to make sure he was O.K. with me adapting his clue into an entire puzzle.
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This show feels somewhere in between because we're adapting a 92-minute movie into many, many hours of television.
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We're already building, adapting, and hacking the technology; nondisabled people just need to get out of the way. s.e.
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I asked the comedian and talk show host to talk about adapting his story for a much younger audience.
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Adapting who I was to pregnancy — in fashion, at work, at home — kept me feeling positive during my pregnancies.
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To accommodate that need, developers had focused on adapting smaller spaces, including nightclubs and even a 20193s office complex.
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He is an expert at reading his environment, discerning its priorities, adapting his public persona to fit its priorities.
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Aaron Davidman, the writer and performer, toured with the theatrical show for years before adapting it to the screen.
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This caused a loss in overall genetic diversity, which meant less raw material for adapting to human-induced change.
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Pan-African e-commerce company Jumia is adapting its digital retail network to curb the spread of COVID-20193.
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Far from fighting, mitigating or adapting to global warming, the federal government is rolling back Obama-era climate policies.
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"It's nice because I'm killing two birds with one stone," she says of adapting the recipe, which Ryan loves.
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All in all, this proves that different players have to keep changing and adapting themselves to the new environment.
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By adapting to the way things are currently, you're more likely to survive and then thrive when it's over.
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Feature For two years, the pseudonymous literary sensation corresponded regularly with the director adapting "My Brilliant Friend" for HBO.
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It is "a very concrete example of the tension" between adapting to climate change and intensifying it, she said.
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Instead of adapting his grandfather's own story, Mendes would follow two relatively anonymous soldiers whose heroism would be accidental.
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"He was adapting his work to the market, but it wasn't just a commercial thing," Mr. Le Blay said.
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He said he views agricultural advances, such as salmon farming, as crucial to adapting to a hotter, hungrier world.
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While some restaurants are now being concepted with delivery in mind, others are simply adapting as they go along.
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" He told another psychologist, Craig Haney, that he was afraid of how well he'd been "adapting to the painfulness.
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As retail is getting personal, shoppers are also adapting to ordering items online with voice technology — no keyboard required.
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Designed by an imaginative dentist, this unique three-headed sonic toothbrush delivers superior cleaning while adapting to your mouth.
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This is because children are not fully capable of mobilizing resources and independently adapting to a post-disaster environment.
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" The other muppets follow her lead, adapting the game to accommodate her by playing what they call "Boing Tag.
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Stormquakes were discovered by adapting a tool originally used to search for a totally different type of geophysical signal.
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For all the changes that Walley-Beckett has made in adapting "Anne of Green Gables," she understands this sentiment.
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Mindaugas Kuzminskas, in his first year with the Knicks after playing professionally in Europe, is still adapting to it.
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They have been adapting their tradecraft to the increased security measures meant to thwart their continued passage into Europe.
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Adapting to rising sea levels will be a key challenge for Asia-Pacific, according to the UN Development Program.
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The simplest way forward can often mean leaning on others ideas or rules and adapting them as your own.
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One 10-year-old's parents fear that she is adapting so quickly that her Syrian identity will be erased.
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If, they argue, Sondland changed his testimony once what would keep him from adapting the story in the future?
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Slowly, states are adapting their rules to try and be on the front lines of a potential transportation shift.
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The local startup utilizes machine learning to create musical beds capable of adapting to different contexts in real-time.
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These changes reveal how hotels are very much a work in progress, adapting to fit industry and customer standards.
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Disney's strategy of adapting its animated classics for contemporary audiences has been a success for the House of Mouse.
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Like an AI program gone sentient, The Bachelor's ruthlessness is only equaled by its perpetually adapting sense of innovation.
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But it took a bit of time for us to find our way of adapting or interpreting that material.
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Some lost interest; others had trouble adapting to the new keyboards (which work better on Android phones than iPhones).
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The show is mostly adapting the books — it's just that everything is out of any order readers would recognize.
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BoJack struggles with adapting to his new life, maintaining relationships, and honestly expressing his emotions while simultaneously seeking praise.
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He said companies have always had to change with the market, such as adapting to the development of futures.
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His relationship with Frank is really the driving force of the season, so how did you go about adapting him?
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Now they're no longer burdened with adapting an existing AR system to their needs or (shudder) manufacturing them from scratch.
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In adapting the book, Abrahamson and screenwriter Lucinda Coxon (The Danish Girl) made the brilliant decision to upfront Waters's subtext.
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"They're very clever at adapting," Steve Stalinsky, executive director of the research group MEMRI told Motherboard in a phone call.
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It's just one of many tweaks that business owners have told us about in adapting to a higher minimum wage.
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And Phase 3 is taking models that normally run on cloud infrastructure and adapting and "XNORifying" them for edge deployment.
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"Our current discussions confirm that companies can alleviate the main risks by repapering contracts and adapting operational models," he added.
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If Star Wars is going to continue being a major force in pop culture, then it needs to keep adapting.
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Many startups are adapting tools already tested in other countries and designing them to suit Brazil's cultural norms and needs.
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Netflix, after all, will be watching how people everywhere choose to watch, and adapting the experience as it sees fit.
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Adapting a screenplay is no easy task — you must nod to the original work while infusing the script with originality.
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Juul has been fighting off lawsuits, dealing with regulatory scrutiny, and adapting its business all while watching its valuation slide.
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By adapting the rhythms of talk radio to cable news, Ailes had discovered the perfect medium for making propaganda profitable.
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This is a prime example of a dynamic brand expressing their creativity while adapting to varying circumstances, events, and audiences.
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Princess Madeleine of Sweden is quickly adapting to one of America's favorite fall traditions: A trip to the pumpkin patch!
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It's risky, and implies some of the same consequences of writing about your love life or adapting it into song.
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You succinctly described the conundrum faced by electricity markets adapting to renewable energy ("A world turned upside down", February 260th).
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As we saw with the Siege of Riverrun, the show isn't above adapting elements of the book out of order.
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The Broad Institute countered that Feng Zhang's 22017 breakthrough—adapting CRISPR to engineer plant, animal and human cells—occurred independently.
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Adapting to warming could make cutting emissions even harder if those higher energy needs aren't met with low-carbon sources.
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HOLLYWOOD has been adapting great books into films for over a century, and for just as long, authors have disapproved.
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I had learned how to negotiate those straits and could imagine the difficulties of adapting them to my altered condition.
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What's happening: Right now China is adapting its economy and financial system to fit the U.S.-led capitalistic financial model.
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But negotiations ran aground again in August when Switzerland's normally pro-Europe center-left baulked at adapting the labor rules.
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If we go back in that period, Facebook was freaking out because it wasn't adapting to the mobile platform quickly.
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Refinery29: You is based on Caroline Kepnes' novel of the same name; was there anything you were nervous about adapting?
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The three actually worked together recently on adapting another one of Fujita's comics, Ushio & Tora, which ran for 39 episodes.
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Yes, the winters can be incredibly cold, but Minnesotans are among the best anywhere at adapting — and doing so nicely.
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So far, developers have been getting the hang of it by adapting old ideas to interact with the real world.
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The new TVs are also expected to produce better sound by automatically adapting the audio to the room they're in.
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Whether all that adapting and pivoting will have a net benefit to the bottom line, however, remains to be seen.
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The growth of companies making prefabricated houses can be stymied by the cost of adapting their designs for specific jurisdictions.
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Director Kinji Fukasaku and his son, screenwriter Kenta Fukasaku (adapting a Koushun Takami novel) don't waste much time on setup.
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Adapting to enterprises could help boost Oculus Rift sales, and lean on parent company Facebook's extensive network of business clients.
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Alongside adapting our attitude to what we consume and how much we discard, science can once more provide practical solutions.
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But the delegates were focused on adapting to their new way of life, where every moment begets a photo opportunity.
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In this case, Hamilton's canon is history, and the fan, Miranda, is doing a lot more than simply adapting it.
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Interestingly, Margaret had a lot more experience having this particular novel adapted than I had experience adapting novels at all.
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Seed diversity is inseparable from food security, food sovereignty, adapting to a changing climate, and preserving cultural and ancestral knowledge.
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But what's more important is adapting educational institutions and the financial system to encourage entrepreneurship and social business, Yunus said.
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Overall, automotive manufacturers are used to managing downturns and generally have a solid track record of adapting to challenging conditions.
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Barry Jenkins directed the film and wrote the screenplay, adapting Tarell Alvin McCraney's play In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue.
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The proprietary Adaptive Noise Cancelling technology goes, according to the company, beyond traditional ANC, constantly adapting to changing environmental conditions.
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Wat said the company was adapting to changes in China's economy, whose growth has slowed to a 28-year-low.
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To avoid this, I tweaked my settings, insisting the video stream in high quality instead of adapting on the fly.
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The developer will work closely on adapting the game with its new partner (and bona fide Hollywood indie) Good Universe.
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Mr. Nerad said adapting a gasoline-electric hybrid vehicle like the Pacifica was a logical extension of Google's testing efforts.
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Adapting a popular film into a television series is always a risky business, especially if that film attained cult status.
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I understand why they have different ways, but it means we have to bear part of the burden of adapting.
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Adding to the tension was the sense that the play they were adapting with Laurents was not made for song.
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He also acknowledged that some of his troops might have trouble adapting to the transition after two years of conflict.
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His son Goro, Ronia's director, previously directed the Ghibli feature Tales From Earthsea, adapting Ursula K. LeGuin's classic fantasy novel.
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But for some struggling New York fruit growers, adapting to climate change and rising property values has become too difficult.
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WH is also adapting to the complexity of selling meat in China, where tastes differ by region and income level.
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Though Martel's story is largely underwhelming, it's easy to grasp the visual and aural appeal of adapting it for performance.
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He was the writer of MGM's "Hercules" and is currently adapting the graphic novel Analog as a feature for Lionsgate.
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Singer Ingrid Michaelson and "This Is Us" supervising producer Bekah Brunstetter are adapting the Nicholas Sparks tale for the stage.
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France, Germany and Britain are now in the process of adapting surveillance laws in the face of the terrorist threat.
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Last year, he moved to New York, and he is adapting to his new home with the same entrepreneurial energy.
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Director James Gunn ("Slither") was tasked with adapting one of Marvel's most obscure alien teams, the Guardians of the Galaxy.
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How can we ensure that it can build on past successes while adapting to the challenges of the 21-century?
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And while the actress loves being a mom, she recently admitted that adapting to motherhood didn't come easily for her.
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So what Steven Zaillian and Richard Price did in adapting Peter Moffat's Criminal Justice for the US was pretty canny.
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Some of it was adapting to his candidacy by echoing him, and some of it was pushing back against him.
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I'm something like 3,400 words into this review at present, and I can already feel myself adapting to the feel.
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Most Republicans are comfortable talking about adapting to climate change — as long as you don't use those two "c" words.
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Kubeflow lets machine learning teams take existing jobs and simply attach them to a cluster without a lot of adapting.
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We're seeing more companies buying the rights from online authors and adapting their stories into movies, television shows and games.
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For "This Can't Happen Here," Bergman worked from a script by Herbert Grevenius, adapting a popular novel of the day.
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The new season checks in with the local community and how they're adapting to life since Montefiore was shut down.
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We chatted with the Fuller and Green about the difficulties of adapting the book, technology, and creating a new god.
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Adapting a classic treatment of the irrationality of the military mind, they work assiduously to ensure that everything makes sense.
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John Irving is writing his 15th novel, and is adapting his fourth novel, "The World According to Garp," for television.
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"I was guilty as soon as I was accused," he says — adapting a line that was Scout's in the book.
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The alternative, adapting the older archetypes to an era of greater equality between the sexes, is admittedly a difficult task.
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American businesses are already adapting to this evolving customer base, but they require the best possible data to do so.
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Vangelis's iconic theme for the film heralds Fancher's discussion about pursuing the rights for Dick's novel and eventually adapting it.
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In defense of the medication proponents, they are merely adapting to a system of racing that isn't particularly horse-friendly.
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Tech firms are adapting by moving to remote work, but face long-term disruption to their growth, fundraising, and hiring.
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Luxury needs to be faster in adapting its business models to new technology, where speed is as crucial as excellence.
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"How organisms are perceiving the environment or responding or adapting are based on some very similar principles," Dr. Baluska said.
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Bacteria are masters of adapting to their environment, which has helped them to colonize pretty much every habitat on Earth.
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One of Lopez's first inspirations in adapting "Howards End" was to turn the Schlegel sisters, Margaret and Helen, into boyfriends.
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The journalist and former New York Times Magazine writer Matt Bai is one of the screenwriters, adapting his own book.
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After all the tech conferences were cancelled, Walker and team decided to try adapting the plan to virtual developer events.
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The next improvement will be adapting it to operate on the 5G cellular networks being built in the United States.
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In the first of a four-part series, The Times's wine critic, Eric Asimov, explores how the industry is adapting.
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Beginning in the 22009s, he redefined it as the body's way of constantly monitoring daily challenges and adapting to them.
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He said there is "no question" that consumers are cutting the cord but the company is adapting and making money.
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In all of these ways, the GOP is adapting to Trump much more than he is shifting to accommodate them.
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Mr. Camilleri was hired by RAI's radio division in 1958, then switched to the television side, directing and adapting scripts.
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"The biggest complications about adapting the books for us in England always have to do with guns," he added, laughing.
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Judges, meanwhile, are adapting as their caseloads are filled with people whose crimes are inextricably bound up in their addiction.
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For its annual list of hottest adtech companies, Business Insider identified 18 firms that were best adapting to those challenges.
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Resilience is the process of adapting well in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy, threats or significant sources of stress.
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Kristine Grow, a spokeswoman for AHIP, said the organization recognizes the changes in the industry and is adapting to them.
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For a look at their stories and how businesses are adapting to serve this significant population, watch the video above.
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He has survived and advanced in Hollywood by quickly adapting to trends — what's selling and what's falling out of fashion.
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Beating every single second or less, grinding away day in and day out, instantly adapting to every move we make.
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Bonds made in wartime have frayed in peacetime, and the men have each had their troubles adapting to civilian life.
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A previous attempt at adapting the series, the 2007 film The Golden Compass, fell victim to a religiously-inspired boycott.
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It's an end-to-end solution that's scalable and totally customizable, capable of adapting to legacy codes and different platforms.
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Bernie was bold but they weren't new ideas and they weren't necessarily adapting to the world as it is today.
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And if it keeps adapting interesting stories into compelling TV, it might even find itself with a bona fide hit.
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He's sharp and alert adapting to different speeds and melody quotients; what he's less capable of modulating is vocal grain.
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And it seems like the mosquitoes may be a lot better at adapting to a changing world than we are.
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Even the very best fighters in the world have to show they are capable of adapting in order to beat him.
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"As workers are making it more obvious that they enjoy working this way, more companies are adapting," said Brie Reynolds, Remote.
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And the other challenge is it's creating a divide between those who are succeeding in adapting and those who are struggling.
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Deep-sea critters have spent millions of years — some during the time of dinosaurs — adapting to the deep, dark, isolated ocean.
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The reason is that both the law and blockchains are capable of adapting to a world with the other in it.
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Some of New York's smaller, hairier residents—its mice—seem to be adapting to the city in a similar way, evolutionarily.
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"We believe we are in good shape and have been successful in strongly adapting to the current challenging conditions," he said.
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The zoo reports that she is adapting to the needs of motherhood through a training program involving a gorilla plush doll.
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Luxury watchmakers, once skeptical that people would pay thousands of euros to buy their products on a website, are also adapting.
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With that strategy, we can work on adapting our skills to become better than our peers at leveraging man-machine partnerships.
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The animated version ends up adapting the story from the comics pretty literally, essentially trying to make its panels come alive.
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But we know that life doesn't stop after we have the baby, and we have to keep adapting to our child.
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Having evolved in such a hostile environment with few rivals, they would have trouble adapting to a more competitive lifestyle elsewhere.
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It's not ready for production yet, and the researchers will now need to think about adapting the process for the industry.
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He said the ultimate solution to climate change won't be just geoengineering or adapting to impacts such as sea level rise.
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"During their marriage, Janet worked hard on adapting to Wissam's culture, but she found it challenging," adds the Jackson family source.
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The new language was built from the ground up specifically for adapting Alexa skills for different screen-based, voice-first experiences.
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Taylor is adapting the movie script from Carreyrou's 2018 book, Bad Blood, which proved that business books can, indeed, be thrillers.
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Somewhat like the Catholic Church, democracy could only disseminate by adapting to the customs and history of the nations it entered.
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Refinery29: What did you enjoy most about adapting such a "masculine" franchise with two women of color now at the center?
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Adapting Facebook ads as brand Instagram stories risks diminishing the in-the-moment quality that's made the feature such a success.
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The key, he explained, is listening to the customer and adapting to the tastes and preferences of the time and place.
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That's why even massive oil producers like Exxon and Conoco support the Paris climate agreement — they're adapting to a changing economy.
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Their example shows that, when it comes to preparing for and adapting to climate change, it might just take a village.
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"We've entered an entirely new way of buying goods and services, but our infrastructure is only adapting incrementally," Ms. Kaufman said.
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Was it a struggle adapting the sounds and arrangements you developed in the Big Pink basement to a professional recording studio?
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The life of a young diplomat taught Rudd a "hands-on approach," using leadership skills and adapting to new situations rapidly.
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Adapting power, transport, water and industrial infrastructure to the requirements of the Paris climate agreement would boost employment and median incomes.
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Therefore, many companies began looking at the principle of blockchain technology and adapting it to what would work for their business.
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And now these beauty YouTubers are seamlessly adapting to new psychosocial trends, taking part in the emerging politics of the self.
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Cryer has spent years adapting to a culture that regularly ignores the fact that she and other fans like her exist.
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The first lady's couture selection was an exceptional, if not unexpected, choice by a woman adapting the role to fit herself.
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And her production company is working on adapting some of these Book Club novels she touts into inevitably award-winning series?
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Should the series begin filming, this development would be the latest step forward in adapting the novels for film or television.
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It's everything," he said, noting international guidance prepared in the report he coauthored, "Rail Adapt: Adapting the railway for the future.
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There's more to the series, however, and the show now gets to pivot completely to adapting the next novel, Caliban's War.
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"Eventually adapting to the drying lands, maternal descendants of the homeland population can be found in the greater Kalahari region today."
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Fumiaki Ibuki of Toy Journal, a 114-year-old trade magazine, says Japanese toy companies are pioneers in adapting to ageing.
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Old LeBron is Adapting LeBron, toying with the competition, taking his sweet ass time, and still evolving in his 16th season.
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Tesla says the software does not require any connection to Sierra Nevada's systems, instead learning demand trends and adapting as necessary.
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A crucial part of adapting to a warmer world is to work out how to allocate water more efficiently (see article).
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It also urges respect for indigenous rights, and the use of traditional knowledge as a guide for adapting to climate change.
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A better mode of resistance might be to use the algorithms' homogenizing averageness against them, adapting their data for productive disruption.
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"She's ensuring the future of the monarchy by being open and flexible and adapting," former palace staffer Colleen Harris tells PEOPLE.
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We know how they got to Europe's cities, but what makes ring-necked parakeets so good at adapting to new environments?
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Kylie Jenner was interviewed by her big sis Kim Kardashian West about how she's adapting to the challenges of early motherhood.
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CIPE and SEF are adapting and expanding the course for online instruction via a new e-learning platform called Ta'alum ("Learning").
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While Middleton on the other hand, probably shares plenty of advice with Markle about adapting to the royal family over tea.
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Asus is taking a page out of the current smartphone market trend — fullscreen displays — and adapting it for the Zenfone 5Z.
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Changing course The GGWSSI is listening to the experts and adapting its approach, according to the Initiative co-ordinator Elvis Tangem.
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The NX announcement coincided with the reveal of Netflix's specific plans for titles involving or adapting comic book writer Mark Millar.
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"'Fallayage' is all about adapting your balayage to complement the seasons," explains Francesca Dixon, senior creative colorist at Hari's in London.
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On the small scale, this has manifested in adapting pop songs into scores that wouldn't seem to fit them otherwise, e.g.
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Richard Linklater and Robert Downey Jr. are currently adapting an episode of the network's Reply All podcast into a feature film.
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And it played the central role in adapting a new labor code that more than half the voters strongly disapproved of.
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This is 20th Century Fox's second try at adapting the Dark Phoenix Saga after 2006's X-Men: The Last Stand.
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In adapting the relatively uneventful half of A Storm of Swords, the season actually has room to slow down and breathe.
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Netflix is always trying to crack down on VPN users, but many VPN providers are continuously adapting their services in response.
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In particular, the social media brand is now chasing television fans by adapting Snapchat Discover to be more like the tube.
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"Airlines have been very slowly adapting to the new communication environment," said John Bailey, managing director of public relations firm Ketchum.
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Definers, based in Arlington, Va., aims to evolve the D.C. model by adapting the techniques of political campaigns to corporate clients.
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Because this storyline and adapting it from the comic, it's a bigger story and people are together in these giant groups.
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Daigo has a particular talent for reading his opponents and adapting to their behaviors, and that's exactly what he did here.
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Dorsey himself has been adapting to the demands of leading two public companies — he also head of financial services firm Square.
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Even through the narrow lens of cutting the drug supply, the sellers have already proven adept at adapting to new circumstances.
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AI and machine learning enable the robotic cook to learn to make new foods, adapting to a restaurant's seasonal menu changes.
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