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The Luana Liki Hotel functions mainly to	accommodate official visitors who have included the New
, the district was altered significantly to	accommodate Ohio's loss of two House seats in redistric
ssel for human occupancy (PVHO) designed to	accommodate one person undergoing initial hyperbaric tr
irst floor's offset slightly to the west to	accommodate one of the storefronts.
The old apron will continue to	accommodate one Airbus and one ATR aircraft.
Traveston has a short platform and can only	accommodate one car at a time.
he aircraft, since the old apron could only	accommodate one wide-bodied aircraft; this hampered reg
The siding adjacent to platform 2 can only	accommodate one C stock train and can only be accessed
y the vestry and song-room were refitted to	accommodate one hundred or so new boys.
rsion for the Soviet Naval Aviation able to	accommodate one large or two small torpedoes in a lengt
By 1932, the facilities could	accommodate one third of all African-American children
featured 14 miles of floor space and could	accommodate one-third of the city's population, the Gre
If Mrs. Smith flew as well, the plane could	accommodate only one law enforcement office.
tures very short platforms lengths (able to	accommodate only up to two vehicles), which means many
ject to confusion as both platforms are can	accommodate only 8 coaches while some rush hour service
ourth and King feature short platforms that	accommodate only two-car trains.
ally infeasible to create new facilities to	accommodate only 93 students.
The airstrip was able to	accommodate only small aircraft until 2008, when the le
Later, the school was modified to	accommodate only grades 9-12, as it does today.
The original design, to	accommodate only 100 students in years 12 and 13, becam
cm string length) with a neck extension to	accommodate open (i.
age of the Opera House across the street to	accommodate Opera and Ballet rehearsals.
Madrigals refused to	accommodate or even acknowledge any issues in new music
hysics and astrophysics, but is intended to	accommodate other scientific fields as well.
uding an officer's quarters, blockhouses to	accommodate other ranks and their families, and a stone
This allowed Trinity Hall to	accommodate over 1000 students, rather than the 180 it
large Park & Ride lot that will be able to	accommodate over 700 vehicles and include a multi-level
s encountering capacity problems, having to	accommodate over a 1,000 pupils in buildings that were
ing more than 15 courses at UG/PG level and	accommodate over 2700 students and it contributed a Big
The complex was designed to	accommodate over 7,000 British and Allied service perso
hip of Sure expanded greatly during 2005 to	accommodate over 250 members, working at different leve
illage has grown over the last ten years to	accommodate over 6,071 people.
during prayer and is currently expanding to	accommodate over 1000 worshippers.
Foston Hall, a women's prison, can	accommodate over 170 women.
in 1968, West Side High School, which could	accommodate over 3,000 pupils, was the largest high sch
It was built to	accommodate over 1000 students from preschool to year t
, has four 11- and 12-story buildings which	accommodate over 1400 residents in 589 apartments.
It can	accommodate over 40 bombers and a small number of fight
, 250 RV hook-ups and parking areas able to	accommodate over 3800 vehicles.
ion of the eight-storey car park, which can	accommodate over 1000 cars.
Benches outside	accommodate overflow.
wed the Royal Navy (RN) to use the house to	accommodate overnight pupils of the RN School of Naviga
a dining hall and kitchen are available to	accommodate overnight guests.
954 to 2005), will be demolished in 2012 to	accommodate parking for a new office building to be con
These meeting rooms can	accommodate parties from ten to several hundred people.
d originally had only limited facilities to	accommodate passengers and freight, and struggled to de
e existence of a number of taverns built to	accommodate passing teamsters.
oden one) and an external walkway to better	accommodate pedestrian traffic.
Completed in 2011, the bridge was built to	accommodate pedestrian traffic from the Petco Park base
s of the village were only ever intended to	accommodate pedestrians and horse drawn vehicles.
e only river crossing in the Peoria area to	accommodate pedestrians and cyclists.
r penseals only dealt with openings made to	accommodate penetrants, firestops now also include Join
s, also referred to as unisex bathrooms, to	accommodate people with disabilities or elderly persons
ium, are considerably larger than usual, to	accommodate people who have poor vision.
Public housing estates were built to	accommodate people who suffered in a fire in the Aberde
me it's used in the body of the article, to	accommodate people who either only read the lead or ski
s consecrated in 1759, enlarged in 1828 (to	accommodate pews for landowners Thomas Hayes of Gatewen
tion of 255 features shorter light poles to	accommodate planes taking off and landing on the nearby
Progymnoplea to the rank of infraclass, to	accommodate Platycopioida alone, with all other copepod
It also had a dock to	accommodate pleasure steamers on the river.
ith the pressurised cargo module removed to	accommodate Poisk, and had the serial number 302.
ttempts to bend Catholic Social Teaching to	accommodate policies which are in conflict with the tea
was one of several efforts on the island to	accommodate poor children and adults.
ion Commission has increased this number to	accommodate population growth.
nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to	accommodate population growth.
t Gluck's artistic preferences, but also to	accommodate pre-existing music that Gluck borrowed, bot
nction is developed to increase capacity to	accommodate predicted traffic growth.;
ney to convert Horlick Athletic Field to be	accommodate professional football.
eat (possibly expandable) stadium which can	accommodate professional soccer that the Charlotte Eagl
t to amend the Oregon state constitution to	accommodate proportional representation that would prov
ntegrated strobe lights), or the system can	accommodate public address system functionality.
o develop 500 acres (2.0 km2) waterfront to	accommodate public parks, hotels, restaurants, shops an
twice-weekly pre-school club, is set up to	accommodate pupils in the term preceding full-time scho
The railway cottages, built in 1896 to	accommodate railway employees (until about 1970), and w
plastic (GRP) turtleback abaft the sail to	accommodate remotely operated vehicles
he large proportions of the cathedral would	accommodate required grand ceremonies.
The spacecraft features several changes to	accommodate requirements requested by NASA in order to
use of Nazareth in 1931 (rebuilt in 1938 to	accommodate rising pilgrim numbers).
for its complex design that was required to	accommodate river traffic, the St. Paul Union Pacific V
llera orogen in which geological structures	accommodate roughly north-south to northwest-southeast
rk has camp sites available at the track to	accommodate RV's & Tents.
vacuum-insulated 75 litre container and can	accommodate samples of a variety of sizes and shapes.
In January 2002, this was expanded to	accommodate Scottish & Newcastle (when it became a 40:4
st 20 years with an increasing new build to	accommodate second home-owners; its population greatly
glass or stainless steel with port holes to	accommodate sensors, Medium input or gas flow.
It will also	accommodate separate pedestrian and bicycle lanes.
ldings were erected to house operations and	accommodate service personnel.
The Filipinos stripped down the jeeps to	accommodate several passengers, added metal roofs for s
mbarked, and their spaces were converted to	accommodate several sections of the staff of the Comman
r floor is devoted to the library, and will	accommodate several thousand books.
The dance floor could	accommodate several hundred dancers.
nnessee River dams, allowing Melton Hill to	accommodate several barges simultaneously.
Third and Main Streets that was designed to	accommodate several businesses at the same time.
The port can	accommodate ships of up to 15 m in length, 4.5 m in wid
status as a modern global metropolis and to	accommodate ships passing through the Lachine Canal.
rs in rigging and designing special sets to	accommodate shooting positions.
d was known as both "Salome" and "Romeo" to	accommodate singers of either gender.
proach path indicator (PAPI) lights and can	accommodate single-engine and light twin-engine aircraf
cludes a laboratory under the house and can	accommodate six people.
The pool can	accommodate six people.
brick-built with a saw-tooth roof and could	accommodate six locomotives.
Currently the platform can only	accommodate six-car trains because the concrete on the
The platform can only	accommodate six-car trains because the north tip of the
The open design cars	accommodate sixteen passengers in two rows of eight.
thority to serve the need for a facility to	accommodate small and mid-sized tradeshows, conventions
ng four new concourse-level "loge boxes" to	accommodate small groups of people.
measured only 7 feet by 7 feet, could only	accommodate small boats, limiting the river's capacity.
Ability of fan to	accommodate small changes in total pressure while maint
shed more homes to be built in the area, to	accommodate soldiers and extra French Huguenot refugees
this treaty occurred on December 4, 1877 to	accommodate some Blackfoot leaders who were not present
Records was started in December of 1955 to	accommodate some of the rapidly growing recording activ
In addition, the building will	accommodate some premises of the Sibelius Academy, coff
erpool (the old Central Hall) as it came to	accommodate some of the tenants who left Quiggins on Pe
et (23 m) south of the existing building to	accommodate some sixth grade classes which the school c
a of the 35 mm frame offset to the right to	accommodate space for an optical soundtrack) combined w
It also has two airlocks to	accommodate spacewalks by cosmonauts wearing Russian Or
A marquee has been erected to	accommodate special functions and conferences.
layed a few matches on the grounds that now	accommodate St Lukes Hospital, Known then as Horton Cri
ilt for a Japanese bank and then sold on to	accommodate staff of the Department of Health who were
ength of the motion picture and the need to	accommodate standard TV broadcast practices, entire seq
he aerodrome was built in the late 1970s to	accommodate Stewart Island Air Services, flying Aztec D
er clearance from five feet to nine feet to	accommodate storm surge.
The bridge was widened in 1893 to	accommodate streetcars.
cation programs, a new library, a center to	accommodate student life, the Montgomery Hill Observato
size reduction, to relieve overcrowding and	accommodate student enrollment growth and to repair old
, as a distance learning college that could	accommodate students of varying levels of competency.
The conferences	accommodate students with varying degrees of English ab
number of Halls of Residence constructed to	accommodate students from the nearby Northumbria Univer
West High School opened in 1960 to	accommodate students from the fast-growing west and nor
emy began construction on a new building to	accommodate students in grades 7 through 12.
urham Cathedral) is one of nine houses that	accommodate students who study at St Chad's College, Du
ch level provides a different difficulty to	accommodate students while still providing them with a
many additions to its existing location to	accommodate such a fast growing community.
f England church and school built nearby to	accommodate surrounding communities.
ad line was raised in the Simplon Tunnel to	accommodate taller rail vehicles.
tside, but interior differences allow it to	accommodate taller occupants with new adjustable crew c
larger island between platforms 1 and 2 to	accommodate taxis.
rmodal Transportation Center is designed to	accommodate taxis/car rentals and to serve the needs of
Although a supplementary trailer to	accommodate Technical Services was installed next to th
by Akron, was built in 1958 specifically to	accommodate television equipment, crew, and chorus as w
Most could	accommodate ten to thirteen men.
er ends (where the platform was extended to	accommodate ten-car trains).
only original IRT station that still cannot	accommodate ten-car trains.
oncert, and orchestral administrators won't	accommodate that.
a series of new developments were built to	accommodate the burgeoning Bradford population.
chancel was rebuilt in the 17th century to	accommodate the Rutland monuments.
all, as it was part of the hostelry used to	accommodate the many pilgrims to Saint Swithun's shrine
des, was becoming overcrowded and could not	accommodate the growing population that would become kn
To	accommodate the unexpected crowd, the Foundation brough
ng work has gone on to expand the school to	accommodate the 1355 pupils who now attend the school.
e began increasing the size of his fleet to	accommodate the increasing demand for coffee in London.
expanding First Market Stadium in order to	accommodate the football program.
To	accommodate the reformed No. 2 Squadron RNZAF with A-4
chigan and an in-house production studio to	accommodate the demand for radio and production events.
, England, was built by the town council to	accommodate the growing number of administrative staff.
and eventually they expanded the school to	accommodate the 9th through 12 grades.
When that bill had to be changed to	accommodate the Senate, he flipped again, opposing it o
ng perspective, this site could potentially	accommodate the majority of potential events at a new b
ved to the less suitable centre position to	accommodate the emerging Matthew Johns in his last seas
traditional British empiricism, updated to	accommodate the new developments in logic pioneered by
was split into two co-located divisions to	accommodate the high recruiting intake: NCSM Cartier fo
e, due to the lack of space in the shack to	accommodate the ever-increasing patronage of reggae lov
o Sunday, by Act of Parliament, in order to	accommodate the needs of local Jewish traders.
The infrastructure to	accommodate the increase in traffic has now been starte
To	accommodate the southward extension, the station was re
urished during the Industrial revolution to	accommodate the large number of workers in Hamburg.
platforms at Locust Manor and Laurelton to	accommodate the IND loading gauge, as well as construct
ty will be decreased from 7,000 to 5,400 to	accommodate the changes (although with standing room on
ce was not run in 2008 and 2009 in order to	accommodate the Breeders' Cup races.
Ballymoor F.C. was set up in 2003 to	accommodate the youth of the Brandywell, Lone Moor and
rfield, or wherever space could be found to	accommodate the airborne forces for the short time they
Green Station were extensively modified to	accommodate the new longer electric trains.
anded to over 30,000 so that it was able to	accommodate the 2008 European Football Championships.
to move to channel 58 in the early 2000s to	accommodate the digital signal of WGBH-TV.
singles were released, however in order to	accommodate the large number of bands around at the tim
rehouse was altered somewhat around 1930 to	accommodate the newer, larger mechanized fire equipment
tted 678 feet (207 m) out into Tampa Bay to	accommodate the boats bringing the expected influx of v
pace was built below the basement floors to	accommodate the springs when in full spate.
was extended in about 1892 to 29 levers to	accommodate the new goods yard at Valletort Road.
, resulting in the extension of the site to	accommodate the two-floored Science Block (that was lat
A which was made by then military regime to	accommodate the retired high military official and whil
etting was changed from Japan to England to	accommodate the shoot location (Dartmouth, in the south
or banquet seating and catering facility to	accommodate the preparation and serving of 1,000 meals.
was electrified, the station was rebuilt to	accommodate the upgrade.
$32 million building project is underway to	accommodate the additional 1600 service members require
idor length shortened to 100 km from 120 to	accommodate the elevated section Metro along the IRR an
the BBC began to adjust its programming to	accommodate the new trends.
Skelly's vision for an aircraft designed to	accommodate the luxury and performance expected by the
There is a total of 14 classrooms to	accommodate the children from Primary One to Primary Se
ion of the agreement, claiming it could not	accommodate the Ethiopian demands, and settled for a tw
way of Dudleytown and Dark Entry Roads, to	accommodate the heavy traffic of horses and riders into
d land in Motza, just outside Jerusalem, to	accommodate the growing business.
have had significantly reduced graphics to	accommodate the Saturn's weaker hardware.
The station is designed to	accommodate the future construction of a transit-connec
need for a new top-flight jazz ensemble to	accommodate the large pool of talented jazz musicians a
floors of their already cramped cottages to	accommodate the large, complex machines.
"Esker" the house that was built to	accommodate the growing Robb family still stands today
tners Wing has recently been established to	accommodate the increasing popularity amongst members p
s, parking in the area has been expanded to	accommodate the influx of people.
were constructed, particularly in Texas, to	accommodate the large number of new soldiers.

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