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Meanwhile, only about half of the six refineries in Illinois have been adapted to make gas with ethanol, he said.

The operation has recently been adapted to make patrols less static, with soldiers moving across areas in a "less predictable" way and covering a wider area.

You enter through a rebuilt barn, which uses the original flint and lime walls but has been adapted to make a very tall and open space with wooden beams and a slate floor.

25 Like the UKPTT, the CPTT has been adapted to make triggers more sensitive and specific to paediatric settings.

Furthermore, the treatment has been adapted to make it suitable for any form of eating disorder, including anorexia nervosa (Fairburn, 2008b; Fairburn, Cooper, & Shafran, 2003).

In our study, BA has been adapted to make it a nursing intervention – the SAM – to be carried out by registered nurses [ 28].

Circular knitting machines can be adapted to make simulated furs.

The fiberglass technology used for the bows, for example, was adapted to make skis.

The story of "Tannhäuser" was adapted to make it more age-appropriate.

China would also be able to buy reactor coolant technology that experts say could be adapted to make its submarines quieter and harder to detect.

The installation is designed by the architect Alex Scott-Whitby, previously best known for proposing that the spires of City of London churches be adapted to make creative workspaces.