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adaptation

noun as in act of adapting

noun as in condition of something resulting from change

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My first school production was an adaptation of “A Thurber Carnival,” a James Thurber revue.

Having abandoned the Majestic Theatre, he’s now wreaking havoc on several floors of a nondescript building on West 57th Street, in a new immersive adaptation of the musical dubbed “Masquerade.”

Crime writer Reverend Richard Coles, who describes himself as a "Midlander to my very core", is "delighted" a TV adaptation of his stories has been filmed in the West Midlands.

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Through Pacific Standard and Hello Sunshine, Reese Witherspoon is transforming the way Hollywood tells the stories of women with book-to-screen adaptations.

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He will also be seen in Nolan’s upcoming Homer adaptation “The Odyssey.”

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

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