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"Chunk and I both went through some stuff this summer... and we both have learned to adapt and heal. Thank you, Chunk, for being an inspiration," she said.

From BBC

They’ve planned for two bedrooms, a kitchen and main living area on the top floor with a bedroom for their daughter below, a layout that also adapts to the hillside and their remaining foundation.

Forensics teams found Burton's fingerprints and DNA on both drug consignments, and the adapted fuel tank.

From BBC

Despite this the business has adapted, with much of it now operating in Cambodia, though it is still prevalent in Myanmar.

From BBC

All of the adaptations for this new series are of books that haven’t been adapted before now.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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