Lepore, who treats Johnson for free and receives advice on how to make arrowheads in return, is concerned about Johnson's ability to readapt to society.
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Zanardi admits he may have to wait a while before he celebrates his first Grand Prix win having so far struggled to readapt to a different kind of driving.
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But in a new context of oil wars and new streams of migration, anti-Islamic sentiments deeply rooted in Western culture reappear and readapt to the new scenario.
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Keiko's next home is to be a floating pen in Iceland, where the foundation hopes the whale will readapt to natural conditions after nearly two decades of human management.
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One problem with virtual reality is that it can take a long time to readapt to the real world after extended periods in virtual worlds where one's abilities are different.
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:: . . . harked back to theories of Social Darwinism, writing that " only those who readapt themselves to new conditions, day by day, can live properly.
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Plummer was returned to his grandfather and was able to readapt to white society, but Parker was unable to readapt and ran away from his family to return to the Comanches.
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Plummer was returned to his grandfather and was able to readapt to white society, but Parker was unable to readapt and ran away from his family to return to the Comanches.
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If escaped parrots can adapt to such an unnatural environment, one would think they should be able to readapt to their native environment . talk ) 03 : 11, 15 May 2009 ( UTC)
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During that time she would be provided with food whilst she continued to readapt to the wild ( somewhat like a half-way house for people who are in the process of reintegrating into society ).
