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adaptation

noun as in act of adapting

noun as in condition of something resulting from change

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The play opened the door to more films, including the film adaptation of “Barefoot in the Park” opposite Jane Fonda, which made him a popular leading man.

By keeping track of a player's menstrual cycle, teams can make adaptations to training or nutrition if necessary and it is also a key indicator of overall health.

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But United's squad will not change before the January transfer window, so nullifying the above issues may need an adaptation to the system or players' roles.

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After bringing her novels to the screen, including “To All the Boys” and its spin-off “XO, Kitty” on Netflix and now her powerhouse “Summer” series, the popularity of her adaptations has been staggering.

In response to the report, the government released a national adaptation plan which detailed how federal, state and local governments can work together to tackle climate issues, according to Bowen.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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