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Under the current system, eligibility for benefits ticks up at ages 50, 55 and 60, as workers become more medically vulnerable and less adaptable.

Their work marks an important step toward gene therapies that are more adaptable, efficient, and inclusive for patients facing complex genetic diseases.

“Global trade flows are proving highly adaptable to U.S. tariffs, bending and twisting to minimize their impact, both on U.S. inflation and Chinese exports,” said Julian Evans-Pritchard, head of China economics at Capital Economics.

Though Meredith and the Stones are similarly ritualistic, Everett’s new girlfriend’s rigidity rubs against the Stones’ adaptable attitudes.

"It's affordable and adaptable and we can deliver it in ten years. That's never been done before. The future for Rosyth looks really good."