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The world's biggest five mining firms are also adapting to lower emerging-market demand.

Barber, 29, is also adapting to a slightly different role, although it is no less important than his old role.

Moccasins, bags, pincushions, needle cases, sport and smoking caps, picture frames, jewelry, match holders, clothing and hanging baskets were brilliantly stitched with tiny glass beads by women, using tribal themes but also adapting to the Victorian tastes of their buyers.

It is different from soldiering in a traditional sense: this requires a certain amount of cerebral capability.' The NBC Regiment is also adapting to a different sort of battle zone: that of looting and civil unrest.

Using ancient themes but also adapting to the Victorian tastes of outside buyers, they turned out purses, pincushions, picture frames, jewelry, sport and smoking caps and sold them at Niagara Falls and other sites near Iroquois communities.

Smithfield is also adapting to a trend that began in the Southeast -- creating factory-size hog farms by using contract farmers, who put up the capital to build special barns and provide the labor to raise pigs to company specifications.

The reindeer have also adapted to modern times.

They have also adapted to many different circumstances.

The Netherlands' tradition of silversmithing was also adapted to the medal.

But the economy's needs also adapt to those rules.

Pimps have also adapted to the computer age, the police say.