Which, of course, is often the case with adaptations — particularly screen adaptations of dense literary material.
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Each one of those species has many recent adaptations in their genomes, especially adaptations to viruses and bacteria.
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While both of these studies chronicle respiratory adaptations among living humans, the nature of the adaptations are qualitatively different.
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Despite adaptations, sharks face threats As a result of these adaptations, most large sharks have few natural predators apart from other sharks.
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Scientists are still studying the fly to see what adaptations darkness brings out in them, what adaptations they lose, and when they lose them.
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Six of them are adaptations, and four of those adaptations are of comics — his breakthrough hit 300, Watchmen, Man of Steel, and Batman v Superman.
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All three of those films are also adaptations of novels, but Ivory directed them from adaptations by other screenwriters (all were nominated for Oscars, and the latter two won).
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Also, for fiction, all of the most popular novels also have had movie adaptations (or have movie adaptations upcoming), and six of the 26 are entries in book trilogies.
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Either he's the mad auteur who makes schlocky nonsense movie adaptations of videogames, or he's the mad auteur who makes schlocky nonsense movie adaptations of videogames that you really love.
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These are people's lives, too — the lives of people who didn't ask for movie adaptations (even if, as in the case of Chappaquidick, the movie adaptations turn out to be crucial and revelatory).
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In a world of adaptations that are roundly thought to be ruined when they veer too far away from the source material, Thorne's own adaptations seem to falter when they are too faithful.
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That said, the Brown adaptations are a proven success overseas.
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We're not talking about new culinary creations but simple adaptations.
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Poirot's appearance has been tweaked across TV and film adaptations.
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Disney has a terrible critical track record with these adaptations.
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Bilingual adaptations of classic plays can work, if handled carefully.
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Adaptations that are very useful come up again and again.
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Then came the visual adaptations — Broadway, Hulu, what have you.
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Great movie adaptations have to work with great source material.
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Now people are groaning about all the Jane Austen adaptations.
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Adaptations, particularly for stage and film, began during Dahl's lifetime.
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The chapter on the adaptations is a lot of fun.
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Because they're faithful adaptations, the story becomes the primary thing.
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Two big screen adaptations revived Agatha Christie's work last year.
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Routine Adaptations My daily beauty routine has changed so much.
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Extras include interviews, featurettes and radio adaptations of both movies.
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In general, sharks and their adaptations are difficult to generalize.
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So is there an innate problem with video game adaptations?
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The result is sweet, tender, and, as adaptations go, anemic.
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Read more:The 13 best Stephen King movie adaptations, according to criticsYou can get paid $1300 to binge-watch 13 Stephen King horror movies before HalloweenRANKED: The 17 best Stephen King adaptations you need to watch
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There are certainly some shows that succeed as more straightforward adaptations.
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And, knowing Netflix, it might be the future of videogame adaptations.
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Cooke described his adaptations as being like noir movies on paper.
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The mashup only shows the spells voiced in the film adaptations.
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It's the golden age for reimagining adaptations that have already happened.
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Even the best adaptations have detractors: It's impossible to please everyone.
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Games publishers appear less interested now in adaptations for other mediums.
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So here are the best and the worst of Sparks adaptations.
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None of the themes are adaptations or derivations of folk songs.
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They are, generally speaking, adaptations of those she designed for women.
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"Westworld" is one of the more popular adaptations on the list.
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But not all Watchmen adaptations have been, uh, quite so successful.
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And of the adaptations you've acted in, which is your favorite?
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In case you were wondering, videogame adaptations still pack a punch.
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We are once again in a boom period for King adaptations.
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And, as you might expect, that requires some pretty extreme adaptations.
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The comic writer is strongly against any adaptations of his work.
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Looking ahead: In the longer term, the effect will require adaptations.
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The two adaptations take radically different approaches to their source material.
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Fox made or contemplated biopics of New Left heroes (Che Guevara and Malcolm X) and adaptations of problematic literary adaptations ("Myra Breckinridge," and "The Confessions of Nat Turner"), as well as Mr. Meyer's X-rated comedies.
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The Division marks a big return to movie adaptations of video games.
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What's amazing, though, are some of the adaptations they've developed for that.
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Marvel has already been dabbling with video game adaptations of its films.
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They're adaptations, creatively using TV's visual element to amplify the source material.
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You can point to older TV adaptations when having this discussion, too.
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The adaptations have gotten mixed receptions from book fans and moviegoers alike.
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Neil Gaiman has given us many good screen adaptations of his books.
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Two of the projects are said to be adaptations of video games.
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Few adaptations manage to translate Mr King's distinctive style to the screen.
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The answer is, of course, evolutionary adaptations to their ant-filled diets.
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So never fret, lovers of premium cable adaptations of bestselling fantasy sagas.
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HBO has a long history of creating excellent book-to-TV adaptations.
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So we're feeling pretty optimistic about the quality of Disney's forthcoming adaptations.
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Deviations from the books felt more like cut corners than necessary adaptations.
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They included adaptations of "Crime and Punishment" and Malraux's "La Condition Humaine".
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It did not take long for contemporary adaptations to proliferate, says Miller.
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The program "intends to be flexible with temporary adaptations," Ms. Cutrell said.
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Here are three books with film adaptations up for an Academy Award.
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They rely on various adaptations for survival when only saltwater is available.
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His brilliant adaptations of "Pinocchio" (2008) and "Cinderella" (2011) also tour regularly.
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Amazing adaptations people are doing to lift the skills of their workers.
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Previous adaptations have always served as conversion stories pitched to the faithful.
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But their adaptations to water have also left them unable to fly.
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Plus, best-selling novel adaptations usually do all right at the Oscars.
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Next Wave has a history of hosting imaginative adaptations of classic plays.
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This fall brings a new batch of adaptations for readers to anticipate.
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The Iranian missile attacks should rally bipartisan support to make necessary adaptations.
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It's a shame those lines have been left out of other adaptations!
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Grounding, the developer, has made some smart adaptations for the VR format.
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Sometimes adaptations make large changes from the source material for the better.
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"SpongeBob" has also spawned video games, comic books and two movie adaptations.
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There wont be any shortage of adaptations coming down the road either.
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Like Sonic, Mega Man has enjoyed numerous cartoon and comic book adaptations.
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British adaptations of American reality shows can also feel considerably more gentle.
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This week's docket features two 1970s adaptations of books by Frederick Forsyth.
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With these adaptations, seagrass meadows became more productive than today's fertilized cornfields.
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A history of disappointment has lowered the bar for Stephen King adaptations.
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There have been five film adaptations of "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens.
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There have been many adaptations of this beloved book over the decades.
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It appears songs are the new books when it comes to television adaptations.
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In early European adaptations of the story, Aladdin was depicted as being Chinese.
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On one hand, the Games almost seem tailor-made for videogame adaptations: Running?
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Recent live-action adaptations of popular manga and anime haven't exactly gone well.
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Russian Doll Is Better At Video Game Storytelling Than Most Video Game Adaptations.
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The imprints of nocturnal adaptations continue to persist in most living mammals today.
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It's common for Philip K. Dick adaptations to barely resemble their source material.
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Each state must then adopt and implement these standards, with minor adaptations allowed.
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Under the proposals, companies could still make "adaptations" to fit technical constraints online.
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It's not obnoxiously modern, but it's a stunning break from previous Shakespeare adaptations.
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The rest — including the top six films — are all sequels, reboots, or adaptations.
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That stress might have only been overcome when hominins evolved new physical adaptations.
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Speaking of Jane Austen adaptations, there's about to be a new Bridget Jones.
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How it differs from other 'Frozen' adaptations A lot more bells and whistles.
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His novels inspired many filmmakers, and the series of Lem adaptations screening Nov.
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Instead, they built on a long preamble of adaptations in their simpler ancestors.
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Thousands of people uploaded Instagram posts and YouTube videos of their own adaptations.
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These anatomical and physiological adaptations could—for some women—lead to performance improvements.
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PORT WASHINGTON "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" and other Eric Carle adaptations: puppet show.
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Tales of the City has seen multiple adaptations, including on radio and television.
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Keep reading to see the book-to-movie adaptations coming out this year.
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Below are the 13 best Stephen King movie adaptations, ranked according to critics:
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Schools are required to notify the program about any adaptations within 10 days.
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If most adaptations fan flames between the queens, there are no sparks here.
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What, in their opinion, is essential to preserve across adaptations about the original?
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Screen adaptations of sprawling stories are, of course, a tradition in Hill's family.
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There have been previous attempts at stage adaptations, and these have mostly failed.
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Animals tend to evolve specific adaptations that optimize their survival and (ultimately) reproduction.
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The near future promises surprising reactions and adaptations to the new world disorder.
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Her long-term goal, however, is to divine the birds' recent genetic adaptations.
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There have been dozens of such stage adaptations over the last 30 years.
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And furthermore, grasshoppers have adaptations that help minimize the disturbance caused by gravity.
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Behavioral science's bro-culture adaptations—the life hack, the quantified self—had proliferated.
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Television adaptations of her work were frequent and often featured high-profile stars.
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Comics Empower has created its own in-house audio adaptations of comic books.
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What's the difference between those and, say, Audio Comics or Graphic Audio adaptations?
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Director: Andy MuschiettiWriters: Chase Palmer, Cary Fukunaga, and Gary Dauberman Given how hit-or-miss Stephen King adaptations can be, it's incredible that we got two great adaptations in one year — three if you count the TV series Mr. Mercedes.
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As far as video game adaptations go, Castlevania is certainly one of the best.
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Read on for the most exciting book-to-TV adaptations coming up this year.
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Something similar has happened on one of TV's other terrific adaptations, Syfy's The Magicians.
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What do you think of this wave of diverse book adaptations we've been seeing?
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We also saw ample opportunity with good old-fashioned movie adaptations of our books.
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Much of our infrastructure runs in direct contradiction to climate-conscious transformations and adaptations.
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Some adaptations of his work, such as a happily ending "King Lear", became popular.
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As with most adaptations, changes occur on the long road towards the small screen.
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Gimlet has recently expanded its focus into pitching adaptations of its podcasts to Hollywood.
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However, since the product was first teased, AirPower seems to have undergone some adaptations.
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This effect was observed to linger over time, suggesting the adaptations may be permanent.
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Other recent musicals with successful movie adaptations include Les Misérable, Chicago, Hairspray and Rent.
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As far as adaptations go, The Legend of Zelda peaked with a questionable cartoon.
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Any other new adaptations or features to the program you are currently working on?
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He wanted to know what adaptations allowed them to survive in such diverse temperatures.
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But if you hate franchises, sorry: The movie sequels and adaptations will keep coming.
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There have been different comic book and video game adaptations, and absolutely endless merchandising.
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And that's all thanks to the fast-hatching adaptations that the tree frogs developed.
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"1922" is regarded as one of the better Stephen-King adaptations, according to critics.
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Many of these late 90s, early aughts adaptations do not deserve to be remembered.
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He received seven, from 2010 to 2014, for his adaptations of the Parker novels.
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Adaptations of Agatha Christie novels and stories for the screen constitute an enormous genre.
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PORT WASHINGTON "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" puppet show featuring adaptations of Eric Carle stories.
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Here, we're cataloguing the most acclaimed adaptations and the ones that were widely panned.
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When it comes from adaptations from play to film, you have to cut scenes.
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Reading it, I began to get a handle on the appeal of Shakespeare adaptations.
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Unfairly, it's also been submerged beneath the countless other adaptations of Dickens' original story.
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This recurring question of what we want from our adaptations isn't just Thorne's problem.
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A. Squirrels have evolved with several anatomical adaptations that help them with their acrobatics.
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Different species of tardigrades have different adaptations for a wide variety of environmental threats.
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Whales and dolphins have made the most radical adaptations, including blowholes, baleen and echolocation.
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More recently, the DNA of marine mammals has revealed more details about their adaptations.
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You'll like it if you liked: "Enduring Love" or "Atonement," two other McEwan adaptations.
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These adaptations are particularly impressive in Mono Lake, where the water is also extraordinary.
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Of all of William Shakespeare's plays, Hamlet has received the most on-screen adaptations.
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In the time I was given to stay on at work, I made adaptations.
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The festival has specialized in producing elite Shakespeare adaptations for more than 60 years.
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Perhaps this is for the same reasons that literature rarely benefits from movie adaptations.
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There are adaptations of both a '70s TV show and a centuries-old fairytale.
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Some genetic adaptations may have increased our vulnerability to diseases linked to air pollution.
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Classic Stage Company is running adaptations of two 19th-century horror classics in repertory.
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Even with these adaptations, birds can still use our help when it's cold outside.
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It's no surprise both of these series are adaptations of mid-2000s YA novels.
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But more literary adaptations are wrecked by slavish source fidelity than by imaginative tweaks.
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And those tend to be very expensive superhero movies, sequels, and adaptations or remakes.
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The Hunger Games books were giant best-sellers, and the movie adaptations were blockbusters.
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But if you go through history, there's a lot of adaptations to that system.
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We joke about these adaptations not being anything Jane Austen would have ever expected, when of course she wouldn't have expected any movie or TV adaptations at all, simply by virtue of such things not having been invented when she was around.
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"Overall, our results suggest that the Bajau have undergone unique adaptations associated with spleen size and the diving response, adding new examples to the list of remarkable genetic adaptations humans have experienced in recent evolutionary history," conclude the authors in their study.
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From fairytale adaptations to crime dramas, the actress has evidently taken on every role imaginable.
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Some of these adaptations, however, may not have originated in the jaguar lineage at all.
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That's an influence that's still being depicted in the comic books and other adaptations today.
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That excluded TV series adaptations like The Dead Zone, Under the Dome, and Mr. Mercedes.
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When it comes to Stephen King adaptations, Sissy Spacek has been there from the beginning.
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Fortunately, Stephen King has enough material to sustain nonstop adaptations for the next several decades.
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But what it captures that other Mortal Kombat adaptations lack is the glee of play.
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And while they're all hollow adaptations, the film suffers the biggest loss through its lead.
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That style can be timeless in a way that third-rate YA adaptations may not.
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Research shows that repeated strength training in the morning produces time-of-day-specific adaptations.
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Watch them reawaken below: Tardigrades have different adaptations for a wide variety of environmental threats.
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And scientists are hoping to learn how to mimic these remarkable adaptations for other organisms.
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But the show also captures the games' essence in a way few previous adaptations have.
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He said his research showed comic book adaptations draw large audiences on the streaming service.
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For the moment, though, scientists have little idea how these adaptations may be playing out.
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He has written enough screen adaptations to let Hollywood-style structure seep into his fiction.
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Adaptations of "History of Violence" and "The End of Eddy" will play New York simultaneously.
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The experiences of earlier adaptations of other musicals like "Cats" and "Mamma Mia!" were helpful.
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Christie's detectives Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple are the most frequent heroes of these adaptations.
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The new versions will be animated series as opposed to previous live-action film adaptations.
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Serkis is most well-known playing Gollum in "The Lord of the Rings" movie adaptations.
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Here are some predictions for the adaptations that the next two hundred years will bring.
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The adaptations of Jeff Kinney's "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" books continue with "Long Haul."
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And Thorne's adaptations revel in getting to first explore and then soothe their protagonists' loneliness.
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Genetics is helping us find those beneficial adaptations and bring them to the broader world.
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Adding new individuals to a threatened population can also introduce disease or swamp local adaptations.
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Last year's exhibition was titled "Morphosis," referencing gradual but important adaptations that often go unnoticed.
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Because ctenophore lineages are so ancient, their adaptations can shed light on larger evolutionary questions.
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This is why neuroscientists believe the links between thinking and breathing were early evolutionary adaptations.
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After "Pain and Glory," Almodóvar hopes to move on to adaptations of other authors' work.
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Prime among those adaptations: Apple's engineers are being allowed to take home products in development.
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Stockier than their African cousins, they appear to have evolved physical adaptations to harsh climates.
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Presumably, the rest of DC's film and television adaptations could be retroactively pulled in someday.
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Despite decades of feeble adaptations and reboots, American culture has never stopped loving Nancy Drew.
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Today, those adaptations may provide protection, albeit limited, against tobacco smoke and other airborne threats.
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Recent adaptations have looked at the pivotal figure in terms of how society values women.
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Over the years, there have been countless adaptations of beloved author Jane Austen's six novels.
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With a few adaptations, the business has started selling its vehicles to the Thai market.
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They were found in Croatia, helping inform the way species branch off using different adaptations.
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The story has already gotten the Lifetime movie treatment, with more adaptations on the way.
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" What evolutionary adaptations allow them to "take advantage of every prey opportunity that comes by.
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Can you talk a bit about those changes — the ones you make in your adaptations?
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Click through for some of the absolute best adaptations from the page to the screen.
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For example, there is often inadequate assessment of, and cultural adaptations to meet patients' needs.
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It's rare for novelists to wield this much influence over screen adaptations of their work.
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We forever stan "10 Things I Hate About You," one of our favorite Shakespeare adaptations.
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Movie and stage adaptations of "Les Misérables" are based on the novel by Victor Hugo.
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Gerwig's Little Women follows some of the path laid out before it by previous adaptations.
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Start with two 2018 big-screen adaptations with excellent source material and Academy Award nominations.
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Others seem to take off in particular places, and there are canny cultural adaptations too.
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In fact, we've been enjoying a cultural resurgence of quality King horror adaptations lately, from small-screen adaptations like Gerald's Game and Castle Rock to the upcoming remake of Pet Sematary, the first trailer for which looks like a promising continuation of the trend.
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But what if one TV series could actually embody the pitch "too many Stephen King adaptations"?
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While these facts are often ignored or downplayed in modern adaptations, they're highlighted in Bardugo's collection.
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What those fortuitous adaptations might have been will have to be the subject of future work.
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Skin colour, or the shape of a nose, were just superficial adaptations to climate and place.
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First published in 1952, Charlotte's Web has moved generations of readers and inspired two film adaptations.
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Goyer is best-known for comic book adaptations like Blade, Man of Steel and Batman v.
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Marvel has been increasingly dipping its toe into the waters of audio adaptations in recent years.
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We will have hands-on impressions from it and Doom 4's VR adaptations from E3.
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It might tell us something about how certain innate, and difficult to eradicate, human adaptations work.
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What microbes do is allow animals to make use of adaptations that already evolved in bacteria.
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Unlike the previously mentioned novel adaptations, Five Feet Apart isn't based on any existing source material.
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And this plot is vaguely based on the controversies with modern-day adaptations of The Mikado.
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The film adaptations, including "The Hobbit" prequels, have grossed around $5.8 billion at box offices worldwide.
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Selection for favorable adaptations, he suggested, allowed ancient ancestral forms to gradually diversify into countless species.
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The Wrap reports that Miranda will also be composing original music and songs for the adaptations.
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In this context, smart home devices are simply sophisticated, high-tech versions of low-tech adaptations.
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Some, she pointed out, have adaptations that might be considered superpowers if exhibited by a human.
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Adaptations are a tricky game and something always gets changed, added or omitted in the process.
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But with appropriate adaptations and support, he learns, plays, swims, skates, sleds, dances and rides horses.
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There have been numerous film and television adaptations of Louisa May Alcott's classic over the years.
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The artist's adaptations of these images into tales from Persian mythology demonstrate the malleability of narrative.
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"There are people groaning about all the Jane Austen adaptations," Mr. Stillman said in an interview.
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Q&A Marine species have developed unusual adaptations for filtering salt from the water they require.
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And it's not just Mr. van Hove; theater has been experiencing a boomlet of movie adaptations.
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If successful, Endeavor Audio podcasts could generate major spinoff revenue in the form of television adaptations.
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For animals without such adaptations, a diet of jellyfish would seem to be a dangerous strategy.
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As is customary with literary adaptations of this kind, subjective impressions are filtered through physical details.
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The Mint Theater Company pairs stage adaptations of short stories by the 19th-century Russian authors.
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Future studies will show at what size insects have these adaptations, and what exactly they are.
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It's a great weekend for new literary adaptations, one of Jane Austen, another of Stephen King.
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But compared to its source and to other adaptations, this Netflix series is a strange beast.
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The intersection of diversity and comic book adaptations is now at the forefront of pop culture.
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A few extraordinary exceptions aside, adaptations of King's work tend to range from acceptable to disastrous.
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Where past adaptations have failed, I think HBO's "Watchmen," currently airing in its first season, succeeds.
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The first book's success led to two sequels, as well as film adaptations starring Dakota Johnson.
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"Huckleberry Finn" has seen numerous film adaptations over the years, including a musical version in 1974.
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The object is to search for the creatures and learn about their varieties, adaptations and habitats.
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We need specific adaptations to help us cope with all of these challenges in the future.
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Three of the 50 best-reviewed Vive games right now are VR adaptations of ping-pong.
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"A Christmas Carol" is the first in a projected series of Dickens adaptations by Knight to be produced by the BBC and FX. Such coproductions, as well as a growing appetite stateside for British television, have allowed the BBC to become more ambitious with its literary adaptations.
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Do you read fairy tales or other adaptations while you're writing, or stay focused on your world?
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Clay will be played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt in all of the interlocking Penumbra Cinematic Universe adaptations.
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But when it's clever, it's really clever — and in a way few other superhero adaptations can claim.
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The cast also includes veterans of previous King adaptations, including Sissy Spacek (Carrie) and Bill Skarsgård (It).
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Johansson is a legitimate box office draw, and hugely expensive adaptations of unfamiliar cult content are risky.
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But these older adaptations had a slightly lower bar to clear than many of the newer entries.
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Still, "Detective Pikachu" hasn't escaped one of the biggest criticisms that tanked previous video game movie adaptations.
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There are nearly 40 films on Rotten Tomatoes that are categorized as live-action video game adaptations.
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It makes sense that the Elizabeth Holmes industrial complex has spawned so many projects and upcoming adaptations.
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The impressive start for "Detective Pikachu" signals a rare win for video-game to big-screen adaptations.
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The diary has spawned countless adaptations, including a Broadway play, several films, a ballet and a musical.
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Look, this Carrie is the live-action Disney remake of King adaptations: It's inessential, but it's pretty.
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The anatomy-related adaptations were those that seemed to control the development of the pandas' second thumbs.
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Reality television itself is an evolving business, and thriving on a Bravo franchise requires its own adaptations.
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Previous film adaptations of Alcott's novel have starred Katherine Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor and Winona Ryder, among others.
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Regardless of the variable quality of these adaptations, the net result was that King's name was everywhere.
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That failure could be a sign that lncRNAs are fleeting accidents, rather than important, long-lived adaptations.
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Radio and stage adaptations have enhanced its reputation as the "War and Peace" of the 20th century.
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Because of this, Aunt March is usually glossed over in movie and TV adaptations of Little Women.
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And if those particular animals died out, then whatever takes their place would have the same adaptations.
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Complex new adaptations can be discovered only through the accumulation of small advances over many, many generations.
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From comic book adaptations to reboots of beloved sitcoms, we will soon be swimming in magical programming.
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Dirk Maggs, who adapted BBC Radio's adaptations of Stardust, Neverwhere and Good Omens, will helm this adaptation.
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Correct. With Mr. Mercedes and with Big Little Lies, the authors weren't really involved in your adaptations.
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Back in 2006, audiences were still getting used to comic book adaptations that skewed dark and gritty.
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And while we're at it, can we get movie adaptations of Secret Wars and House of M?
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That suggests bacteria aren't capable of growing at optimal speeds while in the midst of developing adaptations.
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Enter Richard Armitage, the actor who played dwarven king Thorin Oakenshield in Peter Jackson's The Hobbit adaptations.
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If it happens, it'll be the end of a long road of failed adaptations for the story.
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While some of these behaviors are adaptations to the environment, others are unique between individual communities themselves.
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Let's look back on these recent classics of the genre, and ponder the possibilities of Trumpian adaptations.
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All of these adaptations add up to a predator superbly suited to its mountain and grassland habitat.
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Luckily, Game researcher Nathan Altice has plucked something strange out of game history: NES board game adaptations.
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Regardless, a shit ton of Roald Dahl adaptations are on the way, and that's a good thing.
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There will also be other adaptations so that people can be safely toppled out of the chair.
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"I've never liked adaptations where the first thing they do is throw out the book," Shankar says.
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The internet apparently hates two things: Donald Trump, and fun, made-for-TV adaptations of great movies.
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The scroll, the swipe, the darting eyes—these gestures are modern adaptations of very old emotional responses.
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And with that, it is generating some of the most diverse adaptations modern science has ever seen.
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As far as film adaptations go, the IT movie is pretty faithful to Stephen King's 1986 novel.
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But what's more interesting about the two adaptations is what they say about Le Carré's continuing relevance.
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I always think that the unsuccessful film adaptations are the ones that are too timid and slavish.
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That's not too surprising to fans of the young adult books on which these adaptations are based.
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Both his books and adaptations are riddled with lines and moments that hint at what's to come.
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For decades, "Cinderella" has lived on through countless film adaptations, and some are more beloved than others.
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The English-language wing of American television has had a small but steady appetite for telenovela adaptations.
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Jagim notes that some are more interested in strength adaptations over cardio, fat loss, or muscle recovery.
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Here's our count of King's written works and their screen and movie adaptations as of November 2019:
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After that, I found the old picture book adaptations of each movie and read them to her.
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This musical staging is a revised version of the theater's original adaptations of J. M. Barrie's works.
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But when it comes to turning those successes into film or television adaptations, something goes terribly wrong.
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Film adaptations, starring Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen, earned nearly $3 billion worldwide at the box office.
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No amount of New York Times bestsellers or film adaptations can substitute for being a good person.
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He had a degree in forestry management and told me about the fire adaptations of Southern pines.
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Summer 22 brings high-profile adaptations of the work of Tom Clancy, Stephen King and Gillian Flynn.
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Yes, I know that what I've outlined is the stuff of Hulu adaptations of Margaret Atwood novels.
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Few novels feel as deserving of fresh consideration, and this spring, two worthy adaptations offer just that.
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"When I first started out, I was like, 'I'm not going to do adaptations,' " she told me.
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Through the years, thousands of books have found their way to the silver screen through film adaptations.
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In early screen adaptations, the character was so wan, one actress wondered why she was even there.
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Those movies were not the first adaptations, but they helped bring the stories to a new audience.
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Some tasks I could manage by making adaptations, but for many I needed to ask for help.
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Movie adaptations of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" have remained iconic cultural touchstones since the first film in 1931.
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Distinctive series were crowded out by remakes, sequels, and adaptations based on familiar pieces of intellectual property.
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Did you know we recorded eight podcasts about Jane Austen TV and film adaptations earlier this year?
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It has a host of deadly adaptations, including a venomous harpoon, that it uses to catch prey.
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There are so many (and so many more if you include adaptations of other works) that if even a handful of them succeed, it might start to feel like the only thing on TV is updates of old TV shows, mixed with occasional adaptations of genre novels and comics.
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Broadway adaptations in particular provide us with something familiar, but presented in a way we haven't experienced yet.
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In the future, Wattpad Studios will use machine learning and audience engagement to refine TV and film adaptations.
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These microbes represent many limbs of the archaean evolutionary tree, indicating that salt-loving adaptations emerged many times.
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With that in mind, here's a ranking of the Stephen King adaptations — from fascinating failures to stunning achievements.
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They demonstrate a real appreciation for Masamune Shirow's original manga and the adaptations and spinoffs that followed it.
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The number of literary adaptations we see on the big screen seems to get bigger every year. Why?
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Back in the mid 90s, the BBC commissioned six adaptations of famous operas, in six unique animation styles.
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The death of Bruce Wayne's parents has been shown countless times in adaptations of the superhero's origin story.
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CineFix begins a three-part journey through Middle-earth with J.R.R. Tolkien's classics and Peter Jackson's epic adaptations.
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That may sound counterintuitive — usually, adaptations draw audiences in because there is already interest in the existing material.
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Reading them is a corrective to the sentimental view of her that adaptations of her work sometimes encourage.
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Still, all TV adaptations of King's work face one major obstacle: TV isn't especially well-suited for horror.
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Franchises can also receive EGOT glory — that is, titles that have won top awards over their various adaptations.
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The subsequent book and its sequels were global best sellers and received both Swedish and American film adaptations.
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The great white shark also displayed genetic adaptations in several genes that play fundamental roles in wound healing.
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Why do you think it's been overlooked by filmmakers, when there have been so many other Austen adaptations?
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Proulx is an author who you might know best from the wildly successful movie adaptations of her books.
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Some film adaptations of the story like "Ever After" (1998) are focused on history and don't include magic.
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The film adaptations and those for "The Hobbit" trilogy have grossed around $5.8 billion at global box offices.
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King makes a cameo in the movie, much like he has done in other adaptations of his work.
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The early land vertebrates, known as tetrapods, evolved adaptations that enabled them to move efficiently over solid ground.
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"Stupid _____ Bird," like many adaptations of Chekhov, sets the play in the here and now, only more so.
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The low turnout suggests a flagging interest in the series, or perhaps in YA adaptations as a whole.
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In adaptations from literature and history, he perpetuated ballet's tradition of lavish spectacle set in a past age.
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If SARS-CoV-2 achieved its adaptations in animals, there's more of a risk for future similar outbreaks.
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Yes. We consider both new works and adaptations from longer projects (whether works-in-progress or completed films).
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Superhero comics, and much of their adaptations, have long taken an outsized, soap opera-like approach to storytelling.
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Go: Two adaptations of works by the writer Marguerite Duras are playing as one-woman shows in Paris.
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And they've learned that different species of tardigrades have different adaptations for a wide variety of environmental threats.
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When Charles Darwin visited the Galápagos, he noticed the tortoises' shell shapes were unique adaptations to their environments.
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It also means that employers must make "reasonable adjustments" to work practices and provide other aids and adaptations.
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This work features adaptations of Hatsune Miku, a character originally created and © Crypton Future Media, INC. www.piapro.net.
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There are thousands of species of tardigrade — and they all have slightly different adaptations that help them survive.
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The club's female contingent has grown to nearly 30 percent, thanks partly to recent films and television adaptations.
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It also results in adaptations of creepypastas where Mario is forced to kill Luigi and bursts into tears.
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Now a lost art, Huangmei opera adaptations steadily filled the Hong Kong studio-system pipeline for two decades.
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" Among the several radio plays she wrote were adaptations of Lawrence's "Lady Chatterley's Lover" and "Women in Love.
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In adaptations across the decades, she has gone from cherubic little girl to frightening adolescent to lovesick teenager.
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It's good to recognize and celebrate our adaptations to toxic stress and trauma that have kept us alive.
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It's PEAK TV which means it's peak TV adaptations of novels to maximize screen time, revenue and #buzz.
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Unlike the other adaptations on this list, the "Devil May Cry" Netflix series will be animated in 2D.
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These sorts of special adaptations may have helped propel Enantiornithes to evolutionary success during the age of dinosaurs.
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These sorts of special adaptations may have helped propel Enantiornithes to evolutionary success during the age of dinosaurs.
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But despite these amazing adaptations, walking sharks are vulnerable to natural disasters, such as tsunamis and volcanic eruptions.
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That's not a comprehensive list (which would probably be impossible to compile), but they're the most notable adaptations.
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The gothic story about a scientist and his experiment has been brought to life in many film adaptations.
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As products of our environment and the context in which we grew up, generational differences spawn different adaptations.
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After the original "Dracula" movie in 1931, there have been countless adaptations and reinterpretations of the iconic vampire.
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Some billionaires' adaptations seem to serve decorative purposes only, or their conservation functions have yet to be discovered.
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The dozen-odd categories recognized excellence in voice dubbing, but also sound mixing, and story and dialogue adaptations.
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This television movie is one of many adaptations of the historical novel series by the author Winston Graham.
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These adaptations are found in these local breeds, which are usually the smaller breeds, not the international ones.
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What if he was to head up the adaptations of his original material, whatever the destination for them?
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Classic examples of these adaptations and counter-adaptations include increasing speed among cheetahs and Thomson's gazelles, hypersonic hearing among bats and moths (where moths have learned to evade echolocating bats), and any number of animals—both predators and prey—who have had to evolve an immunity to various venoms and poisons.
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It's also being written by Taku Kishimoto, who has a great track record, having written the adaptations of Haikyu!!
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Thylacoleo carnifex had some impressive physical characteristics, but its highly specialized adaptations ultimately proved to be its undoing.[UNSW]
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Minor adaptations can provide increased acoustical or visual privacy if needed, without significant cost or renovation to the space.
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The Punisher—the latest in Netflix's line of super-gritty Marvel adaptations—has piqued fans' curiosity for a while.
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Over millions of years, species on Earth have developed seemingly unique adaptations that help them survive in challenging environments.
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Problem is, most of the scripts associated with video game adaptations are contrived, if not straight up ridiculously mishandled.
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It's still a banger, fusty Orientalism aside, over a century later — the source of endless adaptations, references, and parodies.
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Granted, their relationship does bear a resemblance to many of the Disney fairy tale adaptations we grew up with.
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But it also embraces what might be the single worst tendency of TV book adaptations, much to its detriment.
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The first is Solaris, the novel by Stanislaw Lem (and later, film adaptations by Andrei Tarkovsky and Steven Soderbergh).
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We'll likely never turn away from King entirely, but the seemingly endless influx of books and adaptations will slow.
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The 12-km stretch incorporates a continuously walkable waterfront, ample public spaces, retail spaces and adaptations to climate change.
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Sinclair in Allied and has appeared in a number of British adaptations and miniseries, including Midsomer Murders and Persuasion.
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It's a classic case of convergent evolution, which describes how unrelated organisms develop similar adaptations to their respective environments.
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When it comes to pleasing a fan base, adaptations of young adult novels may be the trickiest to tackle.
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Fascinatingly, all of the fish acquired similar adaptations to the toxic waters, even though they swam in different environments.
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The seven titles released between 1950 and 1956 have already provided the inspiration for numerous adaptations and Hollywood films.
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Early productions mainly consisted of radio drama adaptations and American co-productions featuring stars whose careers were in decline.
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Interestingly, several of these genes showed signs of multiple adaptations, meaning they confer more than one benefit, or characteristic.
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Not so with 2020's Mulan, one of Disney's many upcoming live-action adaptations of its classic animated features.
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But the researchers also found variations to three human genes that hadn't previously been associated with high altitude adaptations.
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The series has gone through several film and television adaptations, including an animated special and a BBC television serial.
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It's that Disney, which owns Marvel, is continuing its shattershot approach to television adaptations of its comic-book characters.
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Now they are working on longform VR pieces, whether they be adaptations of classic ballets or more modern work.
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And how many times have film and TV adaptations strayed from the original material in an effort to beautify?
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It's a shame, because the film starts off as the more intriguing and grown-up of the two adaptations.
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While Pacino was gone, he did theater work in New York, he financed movie adaptations of obscure one-acts.
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In 2019 alone "It: Chapter Two" and "Pet Semetary" adaptations have garnered nearly $600 million in global ticket sales.
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Fox seems to be aiming for something a bit more ambitious for its Choose Your Own Adventure adaptations, however.
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Japanese adaptations of the Sherlock Holmes oeuvre have a richness that we don't see in English-language TV versions.
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"Aladdin" is the best-known game in a series popular Disney adaptations released for Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo.
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A similar study in 2014 analyzed the genetic adaptations for high altitude found in residents of the Tibetan plateau.
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It's why we have so many cinematic adaptations of Shakespeare plays and novels, like Pride & Prejudice and Little Women.
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Though egg adaptations have always been a problem, beginning last year, it had become a "huge problem," he said.
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Repression against ethnic Turks was growing in Bulgaria; one measure required them to use Bulgarian adaptations of their names.
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Since the video's debut in late June, social media has been alight with numerous adaptations of the dance routine.
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And the subjects were broad, with comedies, dramas, westerns, literary adaptations, and dance films, often featuring surprisingly progressive themes.
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David Letterman's new talk show comes to Netflix, while new adaptations of Philip K. Dick stories come to Amazon.
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Theater Review Two adaptations of works by the writer Marguerite Duras are playing as one-woman shows in Paris.
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Sim just happens to star in my two favorite adaptations of the story — one live-action and one animated.
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These adaptations remember that this is a ghost story and should be just a touch frightening to really work.
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However it lived, the fossil evidence of Dineobellator's sophisticated adaptations suggests that dromaeosaurids were flourishing when the asteroid hit.
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Noomi Rapace played the vengeful hacker in a trilogy of Swedish adaptations of Stieg Larsson's novels beginning in 2009.
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And while some species will find ways to adapt, "we don't know the limits of those adaptations," she said.
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What adaptations are needed to assure our safety and comfort and relieve our children's legitimate concerns for our welfare?
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If these weren't enough to meet the quota for eccentric adaptations, scientists just found another — a secret spare thumb.
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But it's also delivered something unexpected: a growing cadre of television adaptations capable of improving upon their source material.
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Perhaps, Phillips will bring Lex Luthor, Ra's al Ghul or Mr. Freeze to the big screen in grounded adaptations.
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It's also easy to get excited for the prospect of a constant string of Westeros adaptations coming our way.
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The novel and its film adaptations have been criticized for their racist depiction of colonialism, imperialism and African natives.
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"It's not just observations of climate change but people's adaptations (to climate change) too that were compiled," Lepofsky said.
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People in the Andes and elsewhere have inherited genetic adaptations that keep them healthy at low levels of oxygen.
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People in the Andes and elsewhere have inherited genetic adaptations that keep them healthy at low levels of oxygen.
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Can understanding this species' adaptations to its environment benefit humans by helping identify specific genetic codes unique to longevity?
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Pamela Dean's Tam Lin is the only one of these adaptations to include the pregnancy plot from the ballad.
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There's a long precedent of Hollywood shying away from questions of faith in big-budget adaptations of children's stories.
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There's been a wealth of King adaptations in recent years, from 2017's It (and its sequel, It: Chapter 2 coming later this year) and The Dark Tower, last year's 1922, and this year's Pet Sematary, not to mention a number of TV adaptations such as Under the Dome, Mr. Mercedes, Hulu's 11.22.
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Of all the upcoming King adaptations out there right now, Hulu's Castle Rock anthology series is probably the most exciting.
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Television adaptations peppered the second half of the 4583th century, with each version teasing out a new aspect of Becky.
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All in all, Perfect Strangers has been remade nine times since 2016 – and many more adaptations are on the way.
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New Zealand has become inextricably linked to Tolkien's story due to the fact that the film adaptations were shot there.
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His films range from family-oriented children's stories and niche genre adaptations to adult revenge dramas and violent mystery stories.
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But as TV adaptations become more and more commonplace, it's a strategy that's paying dividends for the best of them.
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Raina Telgemeier's beautiful adaptations of the Ann M. Martin classics teach work-life balance and the power of collective bargaining.
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The groups believe their work will clarify how these adaptations would have occurred in real life in the distant past.
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Problem is the trailer was reminiscent of all the bad video game adaptations that have made audiences groan for decades.
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Love, Death + Robots' trio of John Scalzi adaptations show off how well his super-short stories adapt to the screen.
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Like other recent adaptations, "What if They Went to Moscow?" retains Chekhov's characters and structure, while modernizing circumstances and idiom.
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"[Adaptations have] expanded our reach for our authors," said Scott Shannon, the publisher of Penguin Random House's Del Rey imprint.
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Director Tate Taylor is experienced in literary adaptations: he was at the helm for the Oscar-nominated "The Help" (2011).
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In addition to our 2016 favorites, we're previewing film adaptations coming out in 2017 that we're most excited to see.
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Because such game-to-movie adaptations are rare, he says, it's difficult to predict how such a film would perform.
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But typically these rereleases come in two forms: terrible mobile adaptations or collections that require game-specific hardware to play.
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Modern adaptations include electromagnetic rail and coil guns, electrothermal-chemical guns, light gas guns, ram accelerators, and blast wave accelerators.
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For a nominal fee, you can unlock access to her cheeky adaptations of, say, Pokémon's Misty or Street Fighter's Cammy.
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But the Miami Beach-set show is significantly different than the original Gran Hotel and its three other international adaptations.
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Mads Mikkelsen starred as Hannibal Lecter, the notorious serial killer and cannibal from Thomas Harris' novels and their movie adaptations.
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When you think of comic book-to-TV adaptations, Archie might not be the first thing that comes to mind.
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There have been literally dozens of adaptations of Anne of Green Gables since the novel was first published in 1908.
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Interestingly, some of these effects used to be considered helpful adaptations -- though we now recognize them as forms of damage.
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The Lego Batman Movie functions like a thesis on the contradictions of Batman's long history, differing characterisations and varied adaptations.
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For example, a key gene involved in producing a major component of blood clots was found to have undergone adaptations.
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The film adaptations, "Bridget Jones's Diary" (2001) and "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason" (2004), together grossed over $540m worldwide.
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Perhaps what distinguishes televised comic-book adaptations from the movie versions is that the former are aimed more at adults.
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Once at home in Bulgaria, I realized just how many adaptations I'd made while testing the SC173 back in London.
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It's hard to keep track of all the film adaptations, but they date back to 1942, with one starring Sabu.
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" I read all the James Blish and Alan Dean Foster adaptations, but they were never the voice of "Star Trek.
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It was an entirely practical approach, but, like most adaptations to the work of intense thinking, it read as eccentricity.
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It's the same thing that fuels remakes and reboots and adaptations and sequels: These things have a built-in audience.
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Over millions of years, many of the animals included in our study have evolved adaptations to living in the daylight.
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Comparing Miss Sherlock to English-language adaptations is a lesson in how literary history can stick us with boring television.
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By the time Rioux's book went to press, there had been twelve adaptations for American television, and plenty more elsewhere.
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A genetic mutation that may help humans tolerate smoke toxins could be just one of many adaptations, Dr. Henle said.
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From sequels to literary adaptations, click through the gallery above to sample 13 blockbusters coming to a theater near you.
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These adaptations led tetrapods to walk in a distinctive fashion, moving their forelegs and hind legs together in a cycle.
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I have a few of her cookbooks which are scrapbooks of clippings with her own handwritten adaptations in the margins.
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Very often, film adaptations of popular books exclude beloved plot points or characters, much to the chagrin of devoted fans.
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A whopping 39 of those are full-length feature films, with the others including TV series and shorter film adaptations.
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Read more: The 13 best Stephen King movie adaptations, according to criticsThe winner will need to document the entire experience.
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Retracing the steps of a century-old wildlife survey, ecologists find that birds are making remarkable adaptations to climate change.
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About half of my career has been adaptations of other people's work, and half of it has been original work.
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Now, more of his hallucinatory and terrifying visions arrive on Amazon, with 10 stand-alone adaptations of his short stories.
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In the 2016-17 season, Music Theatre International issued more than 2,500 licenses for middle and elementary school "Seussical" adaptations.
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These adaptations have fueled growth in the comic book industry: Sales in 203 rose $80 million from the previous year.
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On March 15, it announced similar adaptations after college campuses began to close around the country because of the outbreak.
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Also, I'm always curious about screen adaptations of recalcitrant books, and St. Aubyn's material sounds challenging, to say the least.
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With those adaptations, the Iditarod was able to continue, unlike other major sports events many of which have been canceled.
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Several television adaptations of the fall have been filmed on the Cobb, which is to this day a treacherous climb.
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Woodpeckers have multiple adaptations for protecting their brains from injury, but occluding their jugular veins is not one of them.
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Our current economy and society will transform in significant ways, with no simple fixes or adaptations to lessen their effects.
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The scene makes it instantly clear that Diana is not the typical damsel in distress of past comic-book adaptations.
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And Pugh pulls it off masterfully, imbuing Amy with a humanity that hasn't always been granted her in other adaptations.
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Adaptations are now planned on Broadway, at the Goodman Theater in Chicago, at The Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis and elsewhere.
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Later this year, HBO will also release adaptations of two fantasy/sci-fi classics, "His Dark Materials" and "The Watchmen".
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Instead of telling the story chronologically, as most film adaptations (and Alcott's novel) have, Gerwig splits it into two timelines.
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The research team is still working to understand how these adaptations in bone density are reflected in the icefish genome.
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It's an unusual ending for a Broadway show situated in a Great White Way populated by revivals and movie adaptations.
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But it was in the 22014s that Jane-mania reached new heights, thanks to a spate of television and film adaptations.
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The bulging eyes and frowny mouth that make it look like an aquatic pug are brilliant adaptations for an ambush predator.
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That said, every year this century, a majority of the top 10 films in America have been sequels, adaptations, or reboots.
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And Rowling has ensured that the Harry Potter universe is ever-expanding, through film adaptations, spinoffs, a Broadway play, and more.
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This is a tough question because, in my experience, the best movie adaptations do not necessarily come from the best books.
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These new adaptations by Foxconn are bad news for Apple, whose supply chain has already been dented by the coronavirus outbreak.
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She hasn't had a great experience with adaptations — the less said about the SCI FI Channel's adaptation of Earthsea, the better.
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They still have the most popular brands that they're turning out sequels, adaptations to in the movie theaters every single year.
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Halo has been a notoriously fickle property when it comes to adaptations, even before this particular attempt at a TV series.
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Despite falling behind, the three releases show that Fox is still in the game when it comes to comic book adaptations.
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Moore's refusal to participate in adaptations mostly stems from his distaste for essentially anything that reeks of commercialism or selling out.
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From adaptations of classic books to documentaries about child ballerinas, each of these films is universally appealing in their own way.
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That criticism highlights the problem with virtually all of 2017's King adaptations: they aren't out to tell simple, direct stories.
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One section of the exhibition is dedicated to adaptations of "One Thousand and One Nights", a collection of Arabic folk tales.
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There are good and even low-key great adaptations in the mix, but the vast majority are varying degrees of bad.
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"They may also detect adaptations that could enhance the ability of the virus to infect humans," she added in an email.
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The sisters are played by Noomi Rapace, best known for starring in the original Swedish adaptations of Stieg Larsson's Millennium series.
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She also wrote the scripts for the film adaptations of The Women in Black and Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
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Neanderthal DNA is associated with a skin condition caused by sun exposure These adaptations might have included changes to the skin.
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Many have made more mundane adaptations, including restricting use of communal areas, staggering play times or using Portakabins as temporary classrooms.
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"We have every expectation for Brody to go to college and live independently as an adult, he will just need adaptations."
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However, a number of film and TV adaptations of the novel have fizzled, including a 2002 project directed by Terry Gilliam.
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Of course, as the history of game-to-film adaptations has shown, big sales don't necessarily mean a box office hit.
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Just the opposite seems to be the case for this shark, thanks to adaptations in genes involved in preserving genome integrity.
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What adaptations and accommodations would have to be made so they could fully participate in all the space has to offer?
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HOW IT DIFFERS FROM OTHER 'FROZEN' ADAPTATIONS The Broadway version is the only one with new songs and new book material.
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And yet, as with almost all adaptations of truly singular works of fiction, there is something lost in the screen translation.
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The multitude of mechanisms the body brings to bear to create an overweight condition are deeply rooted in species survival adaptations.
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During that time, it undergoes several physiological adaptations, including absorbing the yolk sac within its body and fully inflating its lungs.
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The worst thing that could come out of this movie is a downturn in Scandinavian thriller adaptations for the big screen.
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In a world saturated with superhero stories and comic book adaptations, AMC's Preacher has managed to be nothing like the rest.
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Not to forget the "murder" of books by their screen adaptations, and the "murder" of literature itself by film and television.
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Sloth can survive being this lazy thanks to a series of adaptations like a small home range and long nap breaks.
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In a series known as "Phase Three," these upcoming adaptations follow up with old characters and introduce some long-awaited favorites.
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Over the years, TV adaptations and potential film scripts have attempted to harness Diana's initial spirit, to varying degrees of success.
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They seek billions of dollars in damages for urgently needed climate change adaptations, including new sea walls and storm-water controls.
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Limitations: The study doesn't account for technological adaptations that might mitigate the effects or the impact of migration on the population.
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Translations or adaptations of these texts picked up new elements and stories, and even more tales circulated in independent folk traditions.
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Mary Shelley's creation is the rare story to pass from literature into common myth, inspiring a seemingly endless stream of adaptations.
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As with all of nature's successful adaptations, there's a reason for this: The matriarchs serve as midwives, babysitters, navigators and teachers.
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While "Hiroshima Mon Amour" was never intended for the stage, it is one of two Duras adaptations currently playing in Paris.
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That's Hans Christian Andersen, whose work appears in adaptations being performed next door to each other at Theater Row in Manhattan.
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Theatre Ventures will turn its attention to several more movie adaptations planned for Broadway, including "Beetlejuice" and "A Star Is Born."
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Her neurotic adaptations to ongoing grief — including strange headaches and a mania for horoscopes — at some point morph into something else.
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Trilobites The strange creatures' adaptations to the cold of the Antarctic Ocean may also help them as their habitats heat up.
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Countless film and television adaptations have been made, but there's always another generation ready to learn from the four March girls.
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And though I have no categorical allergy to movie adaptations, the wave of them inundating Broadway these days keeps me wary.
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Keeping up a tradition from some of his earlier movie adaptations, King himself makes a brief appearance in the IT sequel.
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Are there any operational adaptations we can make to cleverly advantage the United States and complicate the calculations of the enemy?
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These adaptations were never perfect, as evidenced by the fact that millions of people still die today from indoor air pollution.
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Understanding the reasons may offer clues to how our own ancestors evolved full-blown speech, one of our most powerful adaptations.
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The recognizable brand of Hollywood movies has led to a parade of musical adaptations and, more recently, a surge of plays.
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Given the usual state of movie adaptations, a Blade Runner adventure game wouldn't necessarily have been anything to get excited about.
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What&aposs not: Fans of the original novel (and subsequent film adaptations) might find the chronology of the new movie jarring.
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The franchise has clearly grown up a bit over the years, having inspired a competitive gaming tour and multiple film adaptations.
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Only three adaptations have garnered "Fresh" ratings on Rotten Tomatoes and none of them have garnered more than $500 million worldwide.
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Imperialism and colonial photographic practices both flourished in the 19th century, and both extended themselves, with cosmetic adaptations, into the 20th.
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The new trio embraced other composers in its jazz adaptations, including Satie, Debussy, Ravel, Vivaldi and Beethoven, and released more albums.
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AMC's bracing new drama throws a bucket of cold water in the face of slick comic adaptations for TV and film.
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Since then, I've played it on nearly every device I've owned — from terrible mobile adaptations to freeware PC takes on the game.
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Not to mention all the adaptations and period pieces designed to make you get all misty-eyed remembering your own misspent youth.
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Now YouTuber, Heath Waterman, has stitched together literally hundreds of adaptations in film, television, songs, comics and more into one cohesive supercut.
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After the Supreme Court ruling, campaigners said more companies are coming forward to recruit transgender people, but are reluctant to make adaptations.
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The idea of a live-action Bebop is exciting, but Netflix's record with anime adaptations doesn't exactly bode well for this trailblazer.
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The 911 isn't the perfect sports car — it is, in fact, a bundle of adaptations and workarounds, gradually executed over many decades.
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Now, video game adaptations are more reliant on CGI versions of favorite childhood characters appearing both realistic and either terrifying or adorable.
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"The Fantastic Four" is a superhero comic that has been the subject of numerous adaptations, including two movies, in 21960 and 20153.
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Dr. Thornton said that it might be possible to resurrect other ancestral molecules to figure out how those adaptations evolved, as well.
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A number of different "Sandman" adaptations have failed to reach the screen over the years, including one with Joseph Gordon-Levitt's involvement.
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Adaptations for works like Iain M. Banks' Consider Phlebas, Isaac Asimov's Foundation, and Scalzi's Old Man's War are all in the pipeline.
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Because it's a small section of fabric that's typically stiff in shape, a miniskirt lends itself to endless adaptations and unique pairings.
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Conspicuously missing are more recent DC film adaptations such as Man of Steel, Justice League, Suicide Squad, and Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman.
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Years after the first two film adaptations starring Angelina Jolie, the video game franchise is getting another cinematic adaptation with Tomb Raider.
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"People living at Warratyi were early innovators of modern technological adaptations found in late Pleistocene Australia and Southeast Asia," the authors write.
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The history of video game adaptations in movies and television is littered with failure, from the now-infamous 1993 Super Mario Bros.
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"The Hood Maker" isn't a strong first showing, but it's much better than bad adaptations such as Paycheck and The Adjustment Bureau .
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ABC's Grand Hotel follows the pattern of past Grand Hotel adaptations — each country puts a slight spin on the Spanish version's premise.
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A state-led, community-centered initiative called Louisiana's Strategic Adaptations for Future Environments is a first step of many that are necessary.
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The adaptations are only tenuously related to the stories, and like most anthology shows, the quality varies dramatically from episode to episode.
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Law & Order: True Crime also fits neatly into the larger crime anthology landscape, which is populated by adaptations and docu-dramas alike.
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From book adaptations (Lemony Snicket and Big Little Lies) to new superhero stories, 2017 will be jam-packed with binge-worthy shows.
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In the 1980s, PBS gave us acclaimed adaptations of John Le Carre's Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Smiley's People and A Perfect Spy.
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This could easily pass for one of the best and most controlled King adaptations on film, if only he'd actually written it.
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In many ways, Cuckoo set the tone for Forman's Hollywood work to follow, a filmography dominated largely by thoughtful adaptations and biographies.
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Unlike most Disney adaptations, its in the unique position to be 35% an adaptation and 65% a sequel, which is cool. pic.twitter.
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The animators create interesting adaptations of surrealist landscapes mastered by Dali and Magritte, as well as the puzzling designs of M.C Escher.
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Advance buzz for this one put him on the map for anyone who turns their nose up at young adult novel adaptations.
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On Wednesday, Mattis said the military would likely have to "make adaptations" in the future to ensure combat capability is not lost.
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Sharp Objects, HBO's latest foray into prestige literary adaptations, begins with a montage of the signs and streets of a small town.
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Yet it is precisely these adaptations that have allowed many Silicon Valley start-ups to stick it out — for now, at least.
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Both Phillips and Phoenix added that the character's origin story will be far more realistic and grounded than other comic-book adaptations.
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But his legacy will always be as the combative filmmaker of bad video game adaptations who literally boxed critics he didn't like.
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"I told him that there have never been any good adaptations, because they're all truncated and you lose the prose," he said.
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This year, documentaries and dramatic adaptations have retold the cult tragedies of the Branch Davidians in Texas and the Rajneeshees in Oregon.
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Bergman had been making films mostly from his own scripts, or his own adaptations of others' work, for a good half-decade.
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Simply put, the adaptations—specifically the binding to ACE2—are just too good for a human to have come up with it.
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And it's not just malaria — evolution has helped spread adaptations that protect against leprosy, tuberculosis, and cholera in certain populations as well.
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Also, books often have scenes that don't make it into the movie adaptations, which gives you a deeper view of the destination.
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If they have read the novel and seen the musical or any of the films, what do they think of the adaptations?
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The delightfully dire (and alliteration-filled) series returns, with adaptations of books five through nine of this children's series by Daniel Handler.
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With only six novels to her name, the celebrated author has inspired some of the best on-screen literary adaptations out there.
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While some design adaptations for older travelers might seem obvious, like benches placed for frequent rest stops, others are not as intuitive.
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In 2009, she was a Fulbright scholar in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where she studied adaptations to environmental change in small-scale fisheries.
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But too often, the needed adaptations don't happen until there's an accident that may shorten or even end the life in question.
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Rather than uprooting an entire population, with the enormous trauma and cost that entails, the more workable solution might be local adaptations.
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"Trapcorridos," modern-day adaptations of a Mexican oral tradition dating back to the 19th century, are a sensation in California and Mexico.
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This year, a movie starring Sophia Lillis, had a limited release and like all Nancy Drew adaptations before it, earned middling reviews.
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And early movie adaptations, directed by men and catering to social norms of virtuous, self-sacrificing womanhood, rendered Marmee cloying and flat.
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So it's baffling that two new adaptations of horror classics — "Frankenstein" and "Dracula," running in repertory at Classic Stage Company — are not.
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Mr. Pryce is well cast as André, one of those roaring, selfish literary lions familiar from literary novels and their movie adaptations.
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That trend might be changing though, with a pair of video game adaptations dominating the box office and TV in early 2020.
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These transits are times when we experience shocking changes or sometimes make wild and unexpected adaptations in our lives that surprise others.
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It represents ramps, large print, and sign language interpreters — accommodations and adaptations that help people with disabilities fully participate in the world.
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Based in the Netherlands, Funcom is the developer of a range of online games, including adaptations of the 'Conan the Barbarian' franchise.
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Carleton wrote in the study that no adaptations to the perceived suicide/temperature link had occurred, such as acclimatization or rising incomes.
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More modern adaptations include the popular "Bride of Frankenstein," the sequel to the 1931 movie "Frankenstein," starring Boris Karloff as the monster.
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The foundational charms of the seven original books, eight movie adaptations and the sort-of-sequel stage play hovered around the edges.
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An article last Sunday about adaptations of works by F. Scott Fitzgerald misstated the title of his second novel, published in 1922.
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Among 29 sovereign states with different political cultures and points of view, such adaptations will always be complicated, and sometimes even messy.
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His movies — particularly an infamous string of video game adaptations — are legendarily terrible, but not in the way that earns them cult status.
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They've captured our collective imagination for centuries in countless adaptations, and Marissa Meyer's sci-fi/fairytale saga The Lunar Chronicles is no exception.
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At some point, it's gonna be easier to start listing the comic book adaptations she hasn't been in than the ones she has.
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Yet it's difficult to get a hold of the earlier movies that shaped him, including the four rarely screened adaptations in this series.
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There aren't many details on exactly what the game will be, but Game of Thrones is ripe for adaptations into actual gaming worlds.
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When Divergent's Allegiant installment flopped at the box office last year, many in Hollywood began questioning whether young-adult adaptations could remain popular.
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Their adaptations is not one that gives them super performance at sea level, but it does at altitude when the oxygen is scarce.
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It's a great example of how live action adaptations can make even longtime fans see a familiar character in a whole new way.
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What they found was a "bony labyrinth," to house soft parts and other adaptations that probably came from generations of regularly knocking head.
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To All the Boys' 85 million viewers may reveal that the same appeal YA books hold for older readers translates to film adaptations.
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Instead of that mediocre sample, we picked 10 of our favorite page-to-screen movie adaptations — films worthy of their stellar source material.
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While I would argue that it's nearly impossible to compare a film to a novel, not all big screen book adaptations are equal.
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Those extra mutations are more often detrimental than beneficial, but they enable adaptations, such as the development of resistance to UV or antibiotics.
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There has been a less than stellar history of film adaptations of video games (see "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within," among many others).
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The tragedy of the Danish prince has a long history with innumerable adaptations but Isaac's run is without a doubt an exciting addition.
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Aside from the included directional microphone with pop filter, Audeze isn't making any particular hardware adaptations to turn the GX into gaming headphones.
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Then we pan out and talk about our other favorite superhero adaptations including Christopher Reeve's 1978 Superman, Wonder Woman, and Scott Pilgrim vs.
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There are good reasons to avoid granting strict legal protections to short dance sequences — copyright can stifle new, creative adaptations of old works.
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HBO's slate of big-budget shows in the coming years now includes adaptations of "The Time Traveller's Wife", "His Dark Materials" and "Watchmen".
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The fun of "Puffs," though, is in its intersections with the story we know from J. K. Rowling's books and the movie adaptations.
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And you can imagine Mr. McGrath (whose work as a moviemaker includes adaptations of "Emma" and "Nicholas Nickleby") wincing as he created them.
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Le Guin will be a consulting producer on the show, but she has been outspoken about adaptations of her work in the past.
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Hollywood adaptations of Mr le Carré's tales, aside from winning great critical acclaim and a string of Oscar nominations, have been highly profitable.
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In other literary adaptations, Gwyneth Hughes has Vanity Fair, with Olivia Cooke from Me and Earl and the Dying Girl playing Becky Sharp.
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ADAPTATIONS of "To Kill a Mockingbird", Harper Lee's Pulitzer prize-winning novel of race, prejudice and bravery in the American south, are rare.
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Both critics and fans praised the movie for its lighter take on the genre, compared to the apocalyptic storylines in comic-book adaptations.
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Readers are increasingly listening to fiction, and some of the most successful science fiction magazines have begun recording audio adaptations of their stories.
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It's easy to knock out a quest or two on a subway ride, but none of its adaptations change Final Fantasy XV's personality.
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In May, Syfy announced it was rebooting with a new look and a slew of new adaptations, including one of Martin's 1980 novellas.
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It's possible for the virus to acquire human-specific adaptations while circulating through bats, but the chances of this happening are exceedingly slim.
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Those original shows include Titans and Doom Patrol, as well as adaptations of Swamp Thing (expected around June) and Stargirl (expected in August).
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"There are so many great [games]," he says of the potential to work on more adaptations, "and there are so many great stories."
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Since then, 3D play has overtaken traditional fighting game elements across all anime game adaptations, from DBZ to Naruto to One Piece titles.
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According to The Guardian, updates and new of a number of other adaptations of Pratchett's work were also shared during the memorial event.
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They ran straight through "Deadpool," the scuzziest of this recent rash of comic-book adaptations and one of the year's most popular films.
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This "stories about stories" theme of "Wee Free Men", and any adaptations that follow it, will be hard to render accurately on film.
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But perhaps the best thing about Batman: The Animated Series is that it gives us a better actual Batman than the other adaptations.
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Disney has a bunch of live-action adaptations planned over the next few years and we already have some casting ideas in mind.
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"READ MORE: The 13 best Stephen King movie adaptations, according to criticsThat's not the only way King was closer to "It: Chapter Two.
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"Trial court judges do not really go for far-out theories or highly novel adaptations of established theories," said Professor Feldman of Georgetown.
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They get blockbuster movies, channels full of TV adaptations, more merchandise than you can imagine, and one of the strongest online fandoms around.
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This was an appeal that Sam Raimi clearly understood, and in truth, we often forget most superhero movies are all essentially character adaptations.
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On-screen adaptations are underway for post-apocalyptic books by author Nnedi Okorafor and the late Octavia Butler, a literary icon of Afrofuturism.
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Characters that, in all other adaptations of the source material have been Japanese, are made to be white for the American feature film.
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Ahead of the movie's release, we turned to review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes to determine the best Stephen King adaptations, based on critic scores.
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It's fundamental to our current media landscape, which is filled with reimaginations and reboots and revivals and adaptations of old and beloved stories.
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Another Gimlet show, "Crimetown," is in development at FX. And the podcasting company Panoply has signed with WME to develop its own adaptations.
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Speaking of The Minority Report it was directed by Steven Spielberg, not just one of the best directors, but directors of film adaptations.
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The former is a reference to a pop cultural character from books published in the 1960s and movie adaptations produced the following decade.
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More recently, Marvel, in print, movies and television adaptations, has tried to make inclusiveness a central aspect of fan culture and corporate practice.
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And from there, they've left us with a cycle of adaptations that either ignored or completely remixed the "classic" elements of the mythos.
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This may be because shallow-water snailfish gain adaptations that let them thrive in the deepest ocean, where they have plenty of prey.
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Hemingway encouraged his younger friend to write and gave his approval to Mr. Hotchner's adaptations of his works for television and the stage.
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Two literary adaptations debut: Stephen King's "The Outsider" gets a dark take on HBO, while Jane Austen's "Sanditon" inspires a PBS "Masterpiece" series.
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This urban sameness is allowing researchers to determine whether isolated populations of the same species develop similar adaptations when placed in parallel environments.
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Likewise, Robert Pattinson was written off as a non-serious actor after he starred as Edward Cullen in "The Twilight Saga" film adaptations.
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But the storm blew over, and years later "American Psycho" was picked up for a darkly comic film, a musical and other adaptations.
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Book to movie adaptations are always tricky territory, but like clockwork, New York Times Best Sellers get the Hollywood treatment year after year.
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In real estate lingo, "adaptations" are also "amenities," and the pursuit of those amenities ends up displacing poor people and people of color.
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He created a body of work — including fiction films and documentaries, dramas and comedies, original scripts, adaptations and remakes — that resists easy characterization.
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Spoiler warning: If you haven't read Agatha Christie's 1934 novel (or seen any of its adaptations), you might want to stop reading now.
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He had succeeded with his Jules Verne and Brothers Grimm adaptations, and besides, old material like that had the advantage of being free.
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If researchers were to recover ancient DNA from human fossils at Fincha Habera, they could scan it for genetic adaptations to high altitude.
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If researchers were to recover ancient DNA from human fossils at Fincha Habera, they could scan it for genetic adaptations to high altitude.
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Alan Moore, the creator of the graphic novel, did not endorse this project, any more than he has other adaptations of his work.
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The mid-1990s saw a handful of video game adaptations, including movies based on the popular fighting games Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat.
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