Instead of those attitudes and habits, culinary mindfulness builds a more gratifying, pleasurable and therefore psychologically sustainable relationship with food, a relationship well-adapted to the possibilities presented by seasonal, sustainably-produced food.

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Agreed, the United States has markets for labour and capital, an approach to government and all manner of other customs and economic institutions that are peculiarly well-adapted to embracing radical economic change.

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"They're well-adapted to being a parasite, " Russell said.

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Reducing that to its core meaning, a well-engineered rear-wheel-drive car can be adapted to more easily and driven more aggressively.

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Now both of those well-loved classics have been adapted for the stage.

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The experience of the British courts, being the fountainhead of the common-law tradition, shows that they have adapted well to the new constitutional paradigm.

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The potential threat to the economy may hinge on how well Americans have adapted in the wake of the oil shock of 2007-08.

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Given that Orion is a manned capsule, these systems would no doubt need to be taken to a new standard of assurance and adapted for deep-space operation, but the proposition seems very well suited to ATV's capabilities.

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The explanation appears to be that the beneficial changes that happened early in the experiment, when the viruses were least well-suited to their environment, had bigger effects than those that happened later, when they were well adapted.

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