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This document discusses how people adapt to new places. It notes that it takes time for people to adjust to cultural, environmental, and social changes when moving to a new location. The process involves learning new skills and behaviors to fit into the local culture and customs. It may also require developing new relationships and support systems to replace those left behind. Overall, adapting to a new place is a gradual process of adjustment on many levels.
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