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He has now adapted that maneuver to his political wars with Likud's far right.

Patricia Resnick, who co-wrote the original screenplay, based on her original story, has now adapted it for the stage.

It is certainly true that the team has now adapted brilliantly to Guardiola's possession-based style, while the coach has now fully acclimatised to the German game.

While this traditionally played itself out in the humdrum of election campaigns, it has now adapted to the digital age – and at phenomenal speed.

Mr. King has now adapted "Desperation," his 1996 novel, for television, and "Stephen King's Desperation" will have its premiere tonight on ABC.

The renowned Hungarian film-maker Béla Tarr, who directed sepulchral masterpieces such as Werckmeister Harmonies and the colossal Satan's Tango, has now adapted a Georges Simenon thriller.

"But we've now adapted to this league.

We have now adapted the sequence of the ECLs presented by CX4-M1 thethe recently published crystal structure of CXCR4.

Up until now the focus has been on our digital platforms, but we've now adapted this to work cohesively with our distinct print design.

"I'm certain we have now adapted all policies we can think of to meet the 2 percent price target," he said.

Security services like MI5 have now adapted profiling to focus on networks and processes, not characteristics that supposedly render an individual vulnerable.