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usually larger, hotel with meeting space to	accommodate growing attendance until 2003 when the conv
to the RDS Arena for Leinster was needed to	accommodate growing crowds.
ide adequate higher education facilities to	accommodate growing student enrollment.
adequate higher education facilities and to	accommodate growing student enrollment.
ldings added for the 2008-09 school year to	accommodate growth in the Pre-K, Kindergarten, and lowe
ed with the times, so did Chalmette High to	accommodate growth throughout St. Bernard Parish.
the 1997 bond, 16 class rooms were added to	accommodate growth from Stone Canyon.
o a larger facility designed by Maya Lin to	accommodate growth.
It was used to	accommodate guests and retainers and had stabling below
ean Electric Railway, which was designed to	accommodate guests of the former Edgemere Hotel.
er bought the property and built a hotel to	accommodate guests at the springs.
used by the monks for lodging as well as to	accommodate guests.
al Street he would renovate his own home to	accommodate guests.
et, requiring a large vulnerable opening to	accommodate gun elevation and severely limiting the max
The design modifications at Greentop to	accommodate handicapped children reduced capacity to 98
e was strengthened between 1992 and 1993 to	accommodate hard shoulders.
ntial colleges were established in order to	accommodate Harvard freshmen at Yale for the 2005 Game.
ch of the same design was opened in 1922 to	accommodate heavier loads; the original being demolishe
Snow cannon are placed on certain slopes to	accommodate heavy skiing.
tingham where its trackbed has been used to	accommodate Hempshill Hall Primary School.
itten into the film Vipranarayana (1937) to	accommodate her singing talents.
To	accommodate her new life Jessi passed the California dr
President McKinley took great care to	accommodate her condition.
She partly modified the structure to	accommodate her personal studio, which Loos has omitted
ic dry dock in German hands large enough to	accommodate her, and an attempt to reach Kiel or Wilhel
tersections designed to permit U-turns, can	accommodate high volumes of traffic with low delay and
as realigned with a single track in 1959 to	accommodate higher freight cars.
f - reduced in size - and after the work to	accommodate highway traffic was finished, the shape of
The trail was designed to	accommodate hikers, bicyclists, and horses.
- Richard's employer, makes every effort to	accommodate him due to her secret crush on him.
nd whether the school was under any duty to	accommodate him.
o the caverns to find large enough rooms to	accommodate him.
n the District, so one had to be written to	accommodate him.
inbridge from bass to keyboards in order to	accommodate him.
1982, he moved to Squirrel Hill in order to	accommodate his mother and mother in law, who had moved
rom 1799 to 1808, but was forced to move to	accommodate his growing family and many visitors.
13, he left to be home-schooled in order to	accommodate his work schedule.
In 1840 he added a large wing to	accommodate his growing family.
htly from 1953-79 only to be interrupted to	accommodate his exploratory investigations from across
, McComb shifted his home to Los Angeles to	accommodate his new label.
urton, sold Bath House in Piccadilly and to	accommodate his paintings, converted the orangery into
uction on the series was later scheduled to	accommodate his work on the play.
adding an Italianate style northern wing to	accommodate his large family and their servants.
to produce a second model, but in trying to	accommodate his critics the sculptor produced a comprom
imarily a speed-skating arena that can also	accommodate hockey and high-performance training.
Redefining marriage to	accommodate homosexuals rejects and changes the proven
er the road (as well as one large enough to	accommodate horses), several grandstands were erected,
cifically to look as if it were not made to	accommodate humans, but rather alien creatures of diffe
s that the standard semantics of FOL cannot	accommodate IF logic because the principle of compositi
Although ArrayTrack's Tools are designed to	accommodate imported data, they are also compatible wit
than the Zappeion and Panayia schools could	accommodate; in particular, the School of Panayia (Σταυ
The British real estate company wants to	accommodate in the pyramid's Continental Europe office
bound, due to a poorly-planned lane drop to	accommodate incoming vehicles from Storrow Drive, traff
of three or four lanes in each direction to	accommodate increased truck traffic and to toll non-pas
lt in 1951, was widened during the 1980s to	accommodate increased traffic with the completion of th
ere made to the primary school buildings to	accommodate increased pupils.
w middle and high school was constructed to	accommodate increased enrollment for all grade levels.
Platforms will be widened to	accommodate increased patronage which will require the
to the main campus was completed in 1991 to	accommodate increased student numbers that were the res
story building finally was added in 1909 to	accommodate increased enrollment and became known as We
n of the gate by adding a second archway to	accommodate increasingly heavy traffic in the Grand Har
Housing was constructed nearby to	accommodate instructors and students for the school.
ditches were constructed on the property to	accommodate intensive commercial forest management oper
Although the station was built to	accommodate inter-city trains to London Euston, these s
The platforms are long enough to	accommodate Intercity trains, and there is large car pa
What the majority position fails to	accommodate is that there is a new modern order.
	accommodate is often misspelt) but not to readers.
cathedral incorporated no wings in-order to	accommodate it on the small site.
ere in 1955 and the summit was flattened to	accommodate it.
g difficult for locomotives not designed to	accommodate it.
rn Bradwell Aqueduct, build specifically to	accommodate it.
Later in the war it was used to	accommodate Italian prisoners of war; the last of these
The first, in 1997, added a gymnasium to	accommodate its sports teams.
This will allow the club to	accommodate its sides on one state-of-the-art facility,
To	accommodate its vast caseload, the Circuit Court of Coo
ipped ICT leaning and teaching equipment to	accommodate its Status.
er indifferent", and that the church should	accommodate its governance style to the style of govern
Company was rapidly expanding and sought to	accommodate its growing staff while providing for antic
e 19th century, with enormous dimensions to	accommodate its Baroque altar from a disappeared monast
The building was enlarged in about 1850 to	accommodate its usage as a hotel and store.
to be built outside of the town's walls to	accommodate its growing population.
In the late 1980s, to	accommodate its growth, the BAC purchased the adjoining
m" in residential and hotel construction to	accommodate its growing population and huge tourism ind
is concavo-convex from before backward, to	accommodate itself to the form of the mandibular fossa
king, James II of Scotland, by refusing to	accommodate James' wish that some benefices be bestowed
s for a new airport terminal, capability to	accommodate jets and business ventures.
d to the Houston Astros for Cesar Cedeno to	accommodate Johnny Bench's move from behind the plate t
und himself pushed into bassist position to	accommodate Jones, who quickly went on to became an acc
London dock to be designed specifically to	accommodate large steam ships.
airfield has a tarmacadam runway which can	accommodate large aircraft such as the Boeing 747.
t to supplement Newark Airport's ability to	accommodate large jet aircraft.
ing garage, and the oversize parking lot to	accommodate large parties of visitors such as schools o
The stomach can stretch and expand to	accommodate large meals, although analysis of stomach c
hannel is improved dramatically in order to	accommodate large PANAMAX class ships.
And it was large enough to	accommodate large-scale models and even full-scale airc
runway length to 7,000 feet, long enough to	accommodate larger aircraft.
d replaces the Rothensee boat lift, and can	accommodate larger vessels than the lift.
The extension would	accommodate larger aircraft, on longer haul routes from
rt from 42 feet (13 m) to 50 feet (15 m) to	accommodate larger ships has been completed.
ee's Armory-Fieldhouse was built in 1958 to	accommodate larger on-campus crowds.
updated the infrastructure of this space to	accommodate larger shows and audiences.
aid in 1929 to diminish a curve in order to	accommodate larger locomotives.
ional Airport, which has a longer runway to	accommodate larger jets and an expanded terminal to han
p both cannons, but enlarge the airframe to	accommodate larger tanks.
d and a branch dock created in the 1860s to	accommodate larger ships.
However the airport could neither	accommodate larger aircraft nor could the runway be ext
960s they built a rear wing on the house to	accommodate larger events.
nown as the Obelisk Tabernacle, designed to	accommodate larger numbers.
minimum 530 feet (161.5 m) bottom width, to	accommodate larger ships.
htly in order to slow speeds again but also	accommodate larger gravel traps as runoff area for the
The repair and outfitting facilities can	accommodate larger vessels of up to 550 meters.
A typical LNG pier could	accommodate LNG carriers from 138,000 cubic meters to 2
r, in order to reach to the depth needed to	accommodate LNG tanker traffic.
e Virginia Air Line Railway was designed to	accommodate loads that could not fit through the Blue R
a handful of terraced houses were built to	accommodate locals working in factories and mines and t
2004, the platform was extended in order to	accommodate longer trainsets, thus removing any boardin
Farringdon Station is being rebuilt to	accommodate longer Thameslink trains and to make other
The platforms were originally built to	accommodate longer trains.
2011, the island platform was lengthened to	accommodate longer suburban passenger trains, by raisin
ation platforms were also extended south to	accommodate longer trains.
The station was rebuilt in 1931 to	accommodate longer trains bringing in workers who had t
d and exposes UI issues such as the need to	accommodate longer text strings.
rooms called "isolation booths" present to	accommodate loud instruments such as drums or electric
The estate was built in the 1930s to	accommodate low income residents from nearby North Shie
rly 17th century as a Plantation village to	accommodate mainly Presbyterian British settlers who co
ani Hall onstage and backstage areas easily	accommodate major productions of Broadway musicals, pre
The Event Center was designed to	accommodate many different events, including musical co
apron across the old apron, so that it can	accommodate many aircraft at the same time.
ducation, the center has many facilities to	accommodate many advanced and state-of-the-art projects
ARINC 818 is flexible and can	accommodate many types of video and data applications.
ade some modifications to the auditorium to	accommodate Masonic rituals, but most of the original f
othian campus has added another building to	accommodate mathematics and the sciences.
o enquire whether they would be prepared to	accommodate men's hockey again.
onstructed in 1849 by the Earl of Dudley to	accommodate miners blinded in the numerous local coal m
Small buffers	accommodate minor fluctuations, yet allow continuous fl
ty consensus that the area will be built to	accommodate mixed use of low income housing, commercial
o remains, although it has been expanded to	accommodate modern ships.
This large hull was intended to	accommodate monstrous engines and armament and sufficie
pproximately twenty metres underground, can	accommodate more than 100 people for sit-down dinner ev
ditional deck of cabins ("Riviera Deck") to	accommodate more passengers.
In the 1970s, it was added to	accommodate more than 1000 students.
Archives Public Search Room was expanded to	accommodate more clients and a modern storage warehouse
not far from the parish church, in order to	accommodate more faithfuls.
econd story to Monod's original building to	accommodate more guests.
a library and a large lecture hall that can	accommodate more than 100 people.
has seen the Brewery extend its premises to	accommodate more vessels and increase its brewing capac
e for this broadcast was reduced in 2006 to	accommodate more radio stations to the digital multiple
es to the Southwest Little Rock facility to	accommodate more patients at its main campus.
006 and 2009, Bow Trail is being widened to	accommodate more suburban traffic.
ding rail service into southwestern Utah to	accommodate more tourists.
It was able to	accommodate more than 400 students.
Two new blocks are being built to	accommodate more students.
sideline balconies of the building, and can	accommodate more with temporary seating on the floor of
e Avenida was remodeled a few years back to	accommodate more people walking around and less cars dr
y the end of the fifties this tunnel had to	accommodate more than 38.000 vehicles a day.
The bus station is too small to	accommodate more than a few local bus services.
onsiderably larger, allowing the station to	accommodate more trains.
addition was built onto the school to help	accommodate more growth.
r over 950 inmates, but has the capacity to	accommodate more if needed.
In the 1950s, its rear was enlarged to	accommodate more apartments.
uilt in the 1960s with recent extensions to	accommodate more worshippers.
the education system is expected to grow to	accommodate more students, as Ireland is experiencing u
building to create at an "upper campus" to	accommodate more students.
EP) has been enlarged several times, now to	accommodate more than 100 pupils.
th excellent acoustic properties that could	accommodate Mrs. Lipetz's Bechstein Grand piano and up
In 1954, a west wing addition was built to	accommodate much needed classroom, and allowed students
ware), and a flexible architecture that can	accommodate multiple hardware and software combinations
stems are drug-specific, whereas others may	accommodate multiple drugs, and thus contribute to bact
il was added for two miles near the mill to	accommodate narrow gauge trains acquired with the purch
control space, and the entrances removed to	accommodate narrowed sidewalks resulting from the roadw
1378m x 30m sealed runway so that it could	accommodate National Airways Corporation's Douglas DC-3
Combined with three power centres, they	accommodate nearly 30 major national and international
The parking lot can	accommodate nearly two dozen vehicles.
side, but was moved to blindside flanker to	accommodate Neil Back on the openside flank, Lawrence D
print/electronic library which would easily	accommodate new technologies without sacrificing the pe
tions were made to three of the bastions to	accommodate new armaments, including Moncrieff disappea
ort Myers, Page Field, would not be able to	accommodate new aircraft and increased traffic.
The following year, the venue expanded to	accommodate new teen and disabled rowing programs.
New business premises, where required, to	accommodate new and existing businesses
The building was rebuilt in the 1880s to	accommodate new machinery which increased the capacity
o episodes were in the 16:9 aspect ratio to	accommodate new performances.
ing residential structures are torn down to	accommodate new construction.
1970s but has recently had an extension to	accommodate new classrooms and amenities.
the St Olcan's site around the same time to	accommodate new playing courts for tennis/basketball/so
es increased the length of local numbers to	accommodate new lines.
projects on campus have been undertaken to	accommodate new and existing programs.
es changes to channel size and licensing to	accommodate new WIMAX TDD fixed and mobile equipment.
the IPE has moved location several times to	accommodate new pits and more traders.
s, the church has tailored its liturgies to	accommodate new parishioners with masses in several oth
n Technology block was added to the site to	accommodate new pupils and provide new learning opportu
t window was redesigned by Henry Eginton to	accommodate new stained glass.
9, and underwent significant renovations to	accommodate new, state-of-the-art broadcast facilities.
es were later remodeled during the 1990s to	accommodate newer kinds of memorials.
rimetime earlier in the evening in order to	accommodate newscasts at 11:00 AT.
The design had to	accommodate not only restrictions in height (single sto
ment in a costly missile system designed to	accommodate nuclear weapons.
ery period, the hotel was able to house and	accommodate numerous disaster relief organizations such
gravity-buttress dam; the buttress sections	accommodate numerous gates, which were opened yearly to
Each of the three graving docks could	accommodate ocean-going ships of up to 535 feet (163.1
in Plymouth during the 1920s, primarily to	accommodate officers settling back in Britain following

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