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Actually, "Quartett" is a freely conceived adaptation of the notorious pre-Revolution French novel "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," by Choderlos de Laclos, which was publicly burned and banned as obscene in its own era and which is to historical optimism what Tommy Hilfiger is to self-expression.

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Joubert and his librettist Kenneth Birkin originally conceived their adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's novel in three acts.

When thoughtfully conceived, local adaptations provide models for increased relevance to students, regardless of age and background (Fields, 2010).

Chungwong chasit (1997; Happy Together) was filmed in Buenos Aires and was initially conceived as an adaptation of Manuel Puig's detective novel The Buenos Aires Affair (1973).

January 5 2011 January 30 201111 It's unclear why Peter Bramley, who conceived and directed this adaptation of Ovid's epic poem, would set these tales of Greek gods and mortal men in nineteen-forties England.

Written by Jocelyn Clarke and directed and conceived by Sharon Fogarty, this adaptation tells the Celtic tale of Finn Mac Cumhail, played by a bare-chested and dreadlocked Robbie Collier Sublett, who looks as if he is He-Man going through a Rastafarian period.

Our analysis shows that i) built infrastructure is continuously confronted with challenges it was not conceived for, ii) significant adaptation occurs during a structure's lifetime, and iii) "muddling-through" is the pre-dominant strategy for adaptive management.

Hybrid injectable hydrogels comprising of alginate, gelatin, and nanocrystalline cellulose (NCC) were conceived and processed through adaptation of interpenetrated network of alginate-gelatin, ionic crosslinking of alginate, and supramolecular interaction approach.

In this paper, adaptation is conceived as the process of making a program fit a specific context or setting either by modifying it (for instance by reordering, delaying, or emphasizing components), changing the manner or intensity of delivering the program components, or adapting the program to cultural or language sensibilities [ 10, 16, 18].

"To Tenure and Beyond: Building an Intentional Career in STEM" (TT&B) was conceived for the Partnerships for Adaptation, Implementation and Dissemination (PAID) award to develop a model for untenured faculty development that stresses tenure as a career milestone, not an end goal, and to potentially encourage future participation of women in leadership.

This study was conceived and based on an adaptation of the World Health Organization (WHO) Framework on Childhood Stunting.

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