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At the very least Guardiola might hope to find a trio of central defenders mobile and assured enough to adapt to a demanding system.
And it must be equitable - helping poorer countries adapt and to forge their own transition to a low-carbon future.
She compared their evolutionary radiations – or how species adapt to and fill ecological niches – to famous examples like Darwin's finches in the Galapagos or the cichlids of East Africa's lakes.
But what made The Woman in Black so difficult to adapt?
"Many people in Russia hope that he will quickly adapt to life here and support him," Kucherena said.
For two years, I couldn't adapt at all.
By any measure, he was one of the outstanding General officers of his generation, helping our military adapt to new challenges, and leading our men and women in uniform through a remarkable period of service in Iraq and Afghanistan, where he helped our nation put those wars on a path to a responsible end.
The UK needs to proactively adapt boardroom culture so more women are keen to continue their career path to the top.
Berger says he never wants to leave Eskdale but he's had to adapt to the unique landscape, explaining that you must accept you're a long way from anywhere else.
With 300,000 Chinese tourists expected to visit Spain this year and a million by the end of the decade, hotels are rushing to adapt in order to receive a "Chinese-friendly" stamp of approval.
