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But the animals are remarkably adaptable, Ms. Fultz said.

The pattern of the Victorian terraces of London has proved to be remarkably adaptable.

Despite all these risks, it's important to remember that humanity tends to be remarkably adaptable.

The human body is remarkably adaptable and can survive, and even thrive, on widely divergent diets.

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Human tissues are remarkably adaptable and robust, harboring the collective ability to detect and respond to external stresses while maintaining tissue integrity.

Humans are remarkably adaptable creatures.

"The Murdoch empire, always thought to be a Conservative organisation, actually is remarkably adaptable to politicians' views and actually doesn't have a strong ideological presence".

While the ambiguous diversity of just who a Hindu is may lead to more undersampling -- and undercounting -- in future religious landscape surveys, it still reveals a lot more about the organic and continued growth of a religion that, over thousands of years, has shown itself to be remarkably adaptable to any environment.

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It is known that, given enough time, the human body is remarkably adaptable during health.