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The questions I have just asked you are adapted from research by Linda Skitka at the University of illinois.
Our creativity and innovation are expressed in the launching of new mutual funds, that are adapted to any market situation.
My Comment: Because all of nature, and not only our Earth, are adapted to the specific role for humans!
have small colons and small stomachs which are adapted to food that has high caloric density.
Four of our comfort rooms, including one with views Rambla, are adapted for people with reduced mobility.
Penguins are adapted to withstand temperatures of 40 degrees below zero,
The pumps are adapted for working in hazardous regions ATEX״re-gion 2״ and pursuant to requirement ATEX״region 1״.
The pumps are adapted for working in hazardous regions ATEX״region 2״ and pursuant to re-quirement ATEX״region 1״.
But rather, it is their leaves that are adapted to intercept the dissolved nutrients that come to them in the form of mist and fog.
The fitness trainer series consists of five types of canned food and five types of dry diets, which are adapted for both adult dogs and puppies.
Here, the animals are adapted to catch marine snow- particles of dead animals
They need to be taught in ways that are adapted to how they process information, and they need leisure
The strategic plans are adapted to fluctuations and changes in the tourism industry worldwide.
The only season where all the episodes are adapted from the Reverend W. Awdry's stories.
who are here already cannot live in the biologically complex world that you inhabit and to which you are adapted.
Fixer recently established a department for small businesses and more, with dynamic advertising budgets that are adapted to the client's budget.
Answer: Kabbalah says that we can find the meaning of life only if we are adapted to nature.
Cats have a different cycle than humans or dogs, and are adapted to the trick.
unprocessed, before they're adapted to slavery, unspoiled.