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For one, Panera is used to building its stores from the ground up, but in the New York area, where open land is scarce and where competition for restaurant space is fierce, the company has found that it needs to be unusually flexible at adapting its format to space that already exists.

Devoted first to classical music, then pop, WSHR changed its format to jazz in 1992.

NBC could have broken from its format to show news happening before its cameras' eyes.

And Radio Ecclesia, which has continued to operate despite repeated harassment, would probably have to revamp its format to survive.

The Florians, both now approaching 70, have sold it for $165 million to an out-of-town company that is expected to switch its format to pop music.

Instead the show thrived, by revamping its format to report three topics a night instead of one and, most critically, by going back to producing editions live each weeknight.

It pushes its anthology format to new heights, alternating between various tenors and moods sharpened by the effects of THC.

Three teams have accomplished the feat since the N.F.L. expanded its playoff format to 12 teams in 1990.

He said that he wants to keep Apple in its unusual format to maximise innovation: "Creativity and innovation are something you can't flowchart out.

In fact, since the N.F.L. expanded its playoff format to 12 teams for the 1990 postseason, only 5 of the 26 rookie quarterbacks who started at least eight games advanced to the postseason, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.

But whereas that book is composed primarily of analytical exercises accented by brief and pointedly illustrative personal narratives, Skinner's book takes advantage of its unusual format to convey fun, unexpected content.