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It’s been an adjustment for a player who grew up with a guard’s skill set even though he was taller than most of his peers.

What’s more, the Chargers had to make those line adjustments in the heat of the action, as opposed to having a week of practice to work with the reconfigured line.

The adjustment from the minors to the majors was far easier than the change from the tiny mining town of Pittsburg, Kan., to the technicolor sprawl of Southern California.

“We need to shift our focus to a complete rightsizing of the airline, which means volume-based adjustments to our Flight Attendant group.”

Because Los Angeles is more costly than other locations, filmmakers must make certain adjustments, such as shooting a TV series in 85 days instead of 100, or reducing daily filming hours.

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