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The pandemic has put retailers under tremendous strain but rewarded those that adapted nimbly.

The good news is that colugos appear to adapt well to forested human environments, including the villages in Langkawi.

Here are some of the major celebrations, plus a few ancillary events, that have adapted to the health crisis without sacrificing the joy and cheer of the holidays.

However, the fact that I had to adapt a bootstrapped approach slowed down our progress, made it difficult to build a technology product to properly test market fit, and prevented the company from achieving major milestones before it ran out of money.

Displayed as a colorful mural on the first floor, the open-source images from the ongoing portrait project have been adapted into billboards, projections and even postage stamps.

Since the 1950s, fluoride has adapted itself to the prevailing concerns of the time.

This article was adapted from one originally published by IranWire.

What do you think is the best fantasy work that has not been adapted that should?

This article is adapted from one by Masud Moheb originally published by IranWire on 26 December 2014.

This article is adapted from one originally published by IranWire.

When you think of the number of people who suffered and died—or adapted—so that I could be sitting here now.

It is used for a variety of ornamental purposes, for which, from its extreme natural beauty, it is peculiarly adapted.

In 1820 Treskerby engine, to which Trevithick's high-pressure pole had been adapted, had reached 403 millions.

M is a motor adapted for plucking open the pallet P through the medium of strap s.

Its aromatic flavor is not adapted to the general taste, and some little time is required to develop a decided love for it.