adapt

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be useful to revise and	adapt	learning experiences so as to
admire the mallorcan flexibility to	adapt	to yet another invasion a
recognising that things need to	adapt	and respond to what is
scots my position is to	adapt	jack slightly to acknowledge the
of sacrifice who acknowledge but	adapt	smith s views include e
their enthusiasm for trying to	adapt	the stop 2000 programme for
scotland still flexible enough to	adapt	to modern times all the
a new set of obligations	adapt	their behaviour and become different
more quickly and we can	adapt	our existing procedures to fit
that will allow us to	adapt	to higher standards more quickly
killed them they couldn t	adapt	themselves to it somehow the
providers had been invited to	adapt	their plans to meet the
effectively so that you can	adapt	that learning to different subject
understanding peace and harmony to	adapt	another figure from our liturgy
that the dog could not	adapt	it would be kinder not
a dog is able to	adapt	to the circumstances in sspca
m1163: and be prepared to	adapt	at the time m608: mmhm
time for the industry to	adapt	to the changes it is
designed to assist farmers to	adapt	to the changes that they
english speakers will modify and	adapt	their use of language to
far longer for people to	adapt	in terms of brands of
because you will have to	adapt	your policies to meet the
stay in business they will	adapt	we talked about the role
system but no legislature to	adapt	modernise and improve it in
maybe if we were to	adapt	so that it s more
i think you tend to	adapt	your accent to the people