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In the past 20 years, however, New Zealand has adapted to a changing world so that Asia is now more dominant.
Abdulaziz- also known as Abdu- is one of many Yemeni children who has adapted to work.
In addition, the law enforcement community in the United Kingdom has adapted to reflect the changing nature of cybercrime with the creation of a national resource, the National High-Tech Crime Unit, together with specialist units in local police forces.
The Baghdad-based aerial inspection team has adapted well to the introduction of the new type of helicopters and the imagery produced by the team has been of consistent quality.
but UNDP has adapted well and has shown a willingness to improve and learn.
In some cases, UNDP has adapted the regional approach to development cooperation for small island States, to the benefit of a group of countries, rather than an individual one.
The artificial tissue has adapted remarkably well.
It has adapted numerous rigid materials for pavement during the development process.
Leaellynasaura is a dinosaur that has adapted to this extreme climate.
Switzerland has adapted its own legislation in this regard in 2011.
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It has adapted its project cycle accordingly while maintaining rigorous standards of appraisal.
Terrorism has become increasingly fearsome as it has adapted to globalization and become increasingly sophisticated.
In addition, it has adapted its lending tools for low-income countries for greater flexibility and effectiveness.
In Sir Brian ' s assessment, the Security Council has adapted well to this new environment.
Schwarzenegger has adapted one of his Hummers to run on hydrogen and another to run on biofuels.
He has adapted the book for the GCC audience, and the revised version will be available soon.
Wildlife has adapted to the mountains and the freshwater pools,'wadis' and springs, including dragonflies, toads and fish.
ISAF has adapted its security force assistance methodology to a functionally based model, designed to improve ANSF sustainability.
To date there is no evidence that the highly pathogenic avian influenza virus has adapted to spread easily in humans.