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The building can	accommodate about 2,500 office workers.
et (23 m) south of the existing building to	accommodate some sixth grade classes which the school c
eplaced by a solid small brick building, to	accommodate the growing school.
£4m adaptation of the existing buildings to	accommodate 1000 worshippers at a time, with improved f
ere made to the primary school buildings to	accommodate increased pupils.
appointed to prepare plans for buildings to	accommodate 50 nuns.
pplemented by six system built buildings to	accommodate a further 198 places giving a total capacit
act crowds larger than most buildings could	accommodate.
, has four 11- and 12-story buildings which	accommodate over 1400 residents in 589 apartments.
a series of new developments were built to	accommodate the burgeoning Bradford population.
"Esker" the house that was built to	accommodate the growing Robb family still stands today
name, it is a small dwelling house built to	accommodate visitors to the spa.
tory brick double houses were also built to	accommodate the families of the overseers.
ympic stadium and village area was built to	accommodate the Mediterranean Games in 1967.
Wolsey's Tower was built to	accommodate Cardinal Wolsey, who then died after travel
0s, Neve Oved and Hadar Hayim were built to	accommodate the large wave of immigration after the fou
in 1986 and Principality House was built to	accommodate the expanding business.
It was built to	accommodate 23 officers, 60 warrant officers and non-co
It was built to	accommodate a congregation which was founded following
The jail was originally built to	accommodate 800 prisoners but the average number of inm
ty consensus that the area will be built to	accommodate mixed use of low income housing, commercial
on was constructed and a hotel was built to	accommodate visitors.
striking three-story structure was built to	accommodate 1,500 workers and had a luxurious office fo
t long and over 100 feet tall, was built to	accommodate an airship under construction in Britain.
gridlock at the rotary, which was built to	accommodate a much smaller resident and visitor populat
a handful of terraced houses were built to	accommodate locals working in factories and mines and t
It was built to	accommodate visitors to Arcata, California, drawn by th
John Jay HS was built to	accommodate the growth of the Wappingers School Distric
minal had two ground level jetways built to	accommodate the growth.
It was built to	accommodate a congregation of 1,500, and was designed i
Built to	accommodate the first pupils at Stonyhurst.
Although the station was built to	accommodate inter-city trains to London Euston, these s
Two new blocks are being built to	accommodate more students.
,920 students housed in a facility built to	accommodate 1,400 students.
Public housing estates were built to	accommodate people who suffered in a fire in the Aberde
This boat was built to	accommodate 24 people, but up to 60 members of cast and
The bridge was originally built to	accommodate two lanes of traffic and one streetcar line
e existence of a number of taverns built to	accommodate passing teamsters.
school that year, although it was built to	accommodate 1,800 and has a total capacity of 2,200.
The platforms were originally built to	accommodate longer trains.
Baldwin-Cartier School Commission, built to	accommodate West Island population expansion at the beg
n project, northwest of Rafah, was built to	accommodate them.
orld War, several wooden huts were built to	accommodate the large number of Calgary soldiers mobili
Built to	accommodate the pub's more reserved customers during th
ccess for visitors and a wharf was built to	accommodate boats.
It was built to	accommodate over 1000 students from preschool to year t
Lugar was built to	accommodate the workers at the ironworks around 1845.
1963, the current High School was built to	accommodate the influx of students, and the upper-level
A large wooden courthouse was built to	accommodate the justices, lawyers and courtroom facilit
Completed in 2011, the bridge was built to	accommodate pedestrian traffic from the Petco Park base
It was originally built to	accommodate 150 pupils and to serve the Camborne-Redrut
In 1954, a west wing addition was built to	accommodate much needed classroom, and allowed students
of terraced Victorian houses were built to	accommodate their needs.
sion to the senior school site was built to	accommodate these students.
are-foot, $18 million building was built to	accommodate the growing availability of on-post-housing
social housing in the village was built to	accommodate workers at the mines.
or of the east wall has an obvious bulge to	accommodate the staircase which is built within it and
uty leaders-Nilssen and Edvard Bull, Sr.-to	accommodate different wings within the party.
ransmitter was originally an A group but to	accommodate digital (and analogue Channel 5) it is now
The stadium has 22,000 seats, but can	accommodate up to 40,000 spectators.
htly in order to slow speeds again but also	accommodate larger gravel traps as runoff area for the
gravity-buttress dam; the buttress sections	accommodate numerous gates, which were opened yearly to
The tramway's two cabins can	accommodate 100 persons each and have a transport capac
was built, accompanied by enough cabins to	accommodate 65 guests.
erpool (the old Central Hall) as it came to	accommodate some of the tenants who left Quiggins on Pe
The new campus will	accommodate grades 9-12.
970s expanded the Langford School campus to	accommodate an addition that included a grade school ex
The vertical campus can	accommodate 10,000 students for the three vocational sc
building to create at an "upper campus" to	accommodate more students.
Hume Hall can be	accommodate 608 residents, and it is located in the hea
This empty area can also	accommodate a stage, allowing Old Trafford to be used a
imarily a speed-skating arena that can also	accommodate hockey and high-performance training.
Currently the platform can only	accommodate six-car trains because the concrete on the
s after the show, as the rail line can only	accommodate a maximum capacity of 10,000 people per hou
Traveston has a short platform and can only	accommodate one car at a time.
ts at the same time (the hall can currently	accommodate about 500 students).
The siding adjacent to platform 2 can only	accommodate one C stock train and can only be accessed
The dormitories in the main campus can only	accommodate 72 persons, so some students live in the sc
The arena can also	accommodate concerts, with a 64-by-48-foot stage and ca
oday, the facility has 23 beds and can also	accommodate up to 100 out-patient inmates at any one ti
Both platforms can only	accommodate trains of up to 5 coaches, longer trains on
7B2 and 0B5 can only	accommodate very small corporate jets.
All modes of the game can only	accommodate a single player (except for battle mode whi
o netball/basketball courts, which can also	accommodate three volleyball or eight badminton courts.
The platform can only	accommodate six-car trains because the north tip of the
h is an old Victorian building and can only	accommodate 8,000 appointment per year.
The Vic Theatre can easily	accommodate 1,400 people, with seating for 1,000.
rial on either side of the walls can easily	accommodate electrical and plumbing installations.
The canteen can	accommodate up to 200 people at any given time.
s for a new airport terminal, capability to	accommodate jets and business ventures.
etres by 22 metres, and has the capacity to	accommodate at least 1,500 worshippers at the same time
partments and 4,824 rooms, with capacity to	accommodate about 6,000 athletes and 2,000 officials.
to deepen and expand their port capacity to	accommodate these larger post-Panamax vessels; and ther
nction is developed to increase capacity to	accommodate predicted traffic growth.;
Castington has the capacity to	accommodate 128 sentenced and unsentenced juveniles (ag
t up a convention centre with a capacity to	accommodate 2,000 persons at Sakthan Thampuran Nagar.
r over 950 inmates, but has the capacity to	accommodate more if needed.
Basements have capacity to	accommodate three hundred cars at a time.
1 car park (	accommodate 12 private cars and 3 coaches)
President McKinley took great care to	accommodate her condition.
he large proportions of the cathedral would	accommodate required grand ceremonies.
004 a bypass was completed around Caxton to	accommodate traffic for the newly-built Cambourne to th
d to the Houston Astros for Cesar Cedeno to	accommodate Johnny Bench's move from behind the plate t
nent" was built next to the old cemetery to	accommodate the hundred's and thousand's of visitors.
a convention center, the Tucker Center can	accommodate 18,900 square feet (1760 m²) in the main ar
cation programs, a new library, a center to	accommodate student life, the Montgomery Hill Observato
to the Omni Hotel and Convention Center to	accommodate the 3,200 fans who attended, mainly due to
A conference center can	accommodate up to 450 people.
Penn plans for the Perelman Center will	accommodate the rapid increase in outpatient surgery an
s, nursery schools, and day care centers to	accommodate about 800 pre-school children.
a catering service on hand, the centre can	accommodate up to 200 students.
y went through to build a Post 16 centre to	accommodate the Sixth Form students in 2010.
The dog training centre can	accommodate 30 dogs at a time and they can be trained i
on of creating further education centres to	accommodate east Suffolk.
Combined with three power centres, they	accommodate nearly 30 major national and international
nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to	accommodate population growth.
chancel was rebuilt in the 17th century to	accommodate the Rutland monuments.
oped for housing during the 19th century to	accommodate workers drawn to the town as a result of th
gland was built in the late 15th century to	accommodate visitors to Glastonbury Abbey.
When that bill had to be changed to	accommodate the Senate, he flipped again, opposing it o
g in 2007, the singles chart was changed to	accommodate all downloads, meaning that a song released
ade version's, the controls were changed to	accommodate for the lack of a rotatable joystick.
ng card passing or drinks can be changed to	accommodate these two positions as desired.
The number of seats was changed to	accommodate Austria, Finland and Sweden who were joinin
ifferent level layouts and other changes to	accommodate the weaker hardware.
The spacecraft features several changes to	accommodate requirements requested by NASA in order to
s the Church of England and has a chapel to	accommodate this.
start, the majority of ITV regions chose to	accommodate the programme in the 19:00 Tuesday and Thur
Most of the Dutch population chose to	accommodate.
This uneven division was chosen to	accommodate the growth anticipated for the eastern part
er indifferent", and that the church should	accommodate its governance style to the style of govern
ojects have been implemented in the city to	accommodate current and planned traffic use.
e single and one double mobile classroom to	accommodate the children, the younger children in the m
There is a total of 14 classrooms to	accommodate the children from Primary One to Primary Se
The school has added several classrooms to	accommodate the 20 to 1 ratio in the third grade.
n through twelfth needed more classrooms to	accommodate all students.
ing has 2 levels, and has new classrooms to	accommodate the growing number of students, primarily f
Where there is limited clearance to	accommodate wire suspensions systems such as in tunnels
e the same size as that of St. Clement's to	accommodate the bell frame timbers and the six bells fr
ry Goods and L. S. Ayres before closing) to	accommodate a Bacon's department store which relocated
This will allow the club to	accommodate its sides on one state-of-the-art facility,
In 1910 the Club refitted the Clubhouse to	accommodate dining and sleeping.
ilding, constructed by Charles Cockerell to	accommodate the Institution and the Randolph Galleries
th had eased the pressure on Collingwood to	accommodate those patients, thus Collingwood became an
g Company in 1958 as a planned community to	accommodate the populations of Ray, Barcelona and Sonor
ement, which included building complexes to	accommodate bombers, fighters, and special functions su
of street closure would be a compromise to	accommodate deliveries to some day-time businesses in t
Epiphany was first conceived to	accommodate the growing westward expansion of Palm Beac
Its various seating configurations can	accommodate up to 200 persons in thrust, proscenium, st
rt for asymmetric antenna configurations to	accommodate various terminal sizes (Phone/PDA/PC) offer
t to amend the Oregon state constitution to	accommodate proportional representation that would prov
A new building was constructed to	accommodate city and county growth, and opened in 1966.
racks seemingly specifically constructed to	accommodate a guitar spot or drum solo."
rved 19th-century buildings, constructed to	accommodate workers at the nearby West Point Foundry (i
a meeting house, which were constructed to	accommodate the living during the protest.
number of Halls of Residence constructed to	accommodate students from the nearby Northumbria Univer
a newer church building was constructed to	accommodate the growing number of parishioners.
The new FTMSE building was constructed to	accommodate Franklin Township's growing population.
w middle and high school was constructed to	accommodate increased enrollment for all grade levels.
ion of Camp Borden, which it constructed to	accommodate 40 infantry battalions in 10 brigades.
m" in residential and hotel construction to	accommodate its growing population and huge tourism ind
The old apron will continue to	accommodate one Airbus and one ATR aircraft.
arger wing and deepened ventral contours to	accommodate extra fuel tanks.
ding has now been enlarged and converted to	accommodate Coleridge Primary School, previously locate
In 1942, the terminal was converted to	accommodate the Pacific Electric's growing fleet of bus
mbarked, and their spaces were converted to	accommodate several sections of the staff of the Comman
e existing rail lines along the corridor to	accommodate fast freight trains and also purchase new l
n the late 1950s and has large corridors to	accommodate the fact that the school could be turned in
floors of their already cramped cottages to	accommodate the large, complex machines.
des, was becoming overcrowded and could not	accommodate the growing population that would become kn
ng perspective, this site could potentially	accommodate the majority of potential events at a new b
nd, but Sovereign's Harrow garage could not	accommodate double deckers due to a low beam in the mid
ion of the agreement, claiming it could not	accommodate the Ethiopian demands, and settled for a tw
eople on the basis that the roads could not	accommodate the traffic, which would disrupt their neig
e winter of 2004, the small space could not	accommodate the number of people attending, so the loos
e also moved out of Turana which could then	accommodate young males only.
s, so the tooling at the plant could easily	accommodate the 1/26" size and the Whitworth thread.
he aircraft, since the old apron could only	accommodate one wide-bodied aircraft; this hampered reg
t larger air force bases that could readily	accommodate the T-37 and T-38 Talon jet trainers then c
Because the pitch could not	accommodate a regulation-length American football field
However the airport could neither	accommodate larger aircraft nor could the runway be ext
t with a Million Eyes, but Corman could not	accommodate Fresco into the budget (of $23,000).
measured only 7 feet by 7 feet, could only	accommodate small boats, limiting the river's capacity.
came to pray at a synagogue that could only	accommodate 1,600.
, England, was built by the town council to	accommodate the growing number of administrative staff.
14 new galleries, an enclosed courtyard to	accommodate a variety of educational and social events,
Lessons are crafted to	accommodate different learning styles and different ski
It was created to	accommodate the office of the count and the extensive a
here is a spectator area that currently can	accommodate 200 individuals, however, this number will
of a number of river sections with cuts to	accommodate the locks.
yed in open B♭, "Hyperdrive" in open C♯ (to	accommodate the vocal range of van Giersbergen, as oppo
aying The Tonight Show into the next day to	accommodate another comedy program will seriously damag
The dining hall is open all day to	accommodate diverse student schedules.
nning seven days a week, 24 hours a day, to	accommodate Chicago's defense workers.
entire symphony was written in four days to	accommodate the local count's announcement, upon hearin
y 66 days and a new school every 26 days to	accommodate the post-World War II population boom.
ditional deck of cabins ("Riviera Deck") to	accommodate more passengers.
s a single point mooring buoy, 27 m deep to	accommodate vessels up to 100,000 tons capacity, 30 m d
s been periodically widened and deepened to	accommodate ever-larger ships, and is currently 530 fee
ilt the sea bed was dredged (dug deeper) to	accommodate the largest container vessels.

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