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limitations, Trainer Planes are not able to	accommodate a traditional radar system.
f-mile oval into a 5/8's mile race track to	accommodate both Thoroughbred and harness racing.
since the hangars were not large enough to	accommodate the B-29s.
those 3 divisions needed to be expanded to	accommodate these extra teams.
The railway cottages, built in 1896 to	accommodate railway employees (until about 1970), and w
that time and the quarters were expanded to	accommodate two families.
the equivalent of one block to the west to	accommodate the requirements of building the Miami Inte
To	accommodate the growing student population, the school
d was known as both "Salome" and "Romeo" to	accommodate singers of either gender.
18 October 1936 the Up loop was extended to	accommodate up to twelve coaches.
ort Myers, Page Field, would not be able to	accommodate new aircraft and increased traffic.
y the mid-1980s the campus had had grown to	accommodate approximately 350 students in grades kinder
uly 2005, the school opened in September to	accommodate the new year 7 pupils.
The academy is able to	accommodate everyone since there have been only been fo
The jail was originally built to	accommodate 800 prisoners but the average number of inm
y went through to build a Post 16 centre to	accommodate the Sixth Form students in 2010.
established in 1920 at a cost of £10,000 to	accommodate the newly-formed British Cotton Industry Re
many additions to its existing location to	accommodate such a fast growing community.
, which built the dam in the early 1940s to	accommodate the skyrocketing electricity demands in the
The land was acquired by the Masons to	accommodate the increasing rise in membership.
kitchens had to expand their facilities to	accommodate the larger number of homeless.
fitted with 40 revolving chairs and able to	accommodate up to 60 people, giving a total capacity of
irst began to be constructed in the area to	accommodate workers employed at the local brickworks.
tempted to shift his cargo to enable him to	accommodate the goods of the Mary Margaret, but in doin
locks, with one wider than the other two to	accommodate the occasional passing of a larger vessel.
y 66 days and a new school every 26 days to	accommodate the post-World War II population boom.
To	accommodate the different geographic communities of the
tehorn station is undergoing renovations to	accommodate 4 car trains and add a second platform entr
at the time, later stating "I was trying to	accommodate everyone else, at the expense of my own sou
To	accommodate the lifts, 44-foot (13 m) deep pits were ex
Since the tower was not designed to	accommodate this frequency range, a long wire aerial wa
Naucratis was founded to	accommodate the increasing trade volume between the Gre
e nearby church and was extended in 1789 to	accommodate the Welsh Eisteddfod.
egan two Sunday morning worship services to	accommodate the attendance.
ations do have the benefit of being able to	accommodate the crowds that sometimes build up and do m
s the Church of England and has a chapel to	accommodate this.
rk has camp sites available at the track to	accommodate RV's & Tents.
To	accommodate this, Peter Black took up full-time vocals
mind, was completely rebuilt or reworked to	accommodate the vehicle in the mid-20th century.
Progymnoplea to the rank of infraclass, to	accommodate Platycopioida alone, with all other copepod
Later more wings were added to	accommodate a larger student population.
are-foot (8,850 m2) facility is designed to	accommodate 600 students within its two academic wings.
he Mexican government rebuilt the bridge to	accommodate vehicles in 1932, surviving 22 years before
rmodal Transportation Center is designed to	accommodate taxis/car rentals and to serve the needs of
as with the bayonet mount were also able to	accommodate Arri standard lenses due to both mounts hav
These seats were removed in 1993 to	accommodate for the larger CFL field.
have been rebuilt several times, in part to	accommodate the growing number of bells.
d the SG-1 team together for fifty years to	accommodate the fan wish of an ultimate team episode.
ddition on the west side of the building to	accommodate a private hotel entrance, restaurant and a
aying The Tonight Show into the next day to	accommodate another comedy program will seriously damag
ted the need for a large enough facility to	accommodate Christian gatherings, as well as the future
ates at the east wing of the Grand Wayne to	accommodate event-goers.
irst floor's offset slightly to the west to	accommodate one of the storefronts.
e laid slightly past the firing platform to	accommodate the front bogies of the gun.
ty consensus that the area will be built to	accommodate mixed use of low income housing, commercial
WPYB operates only during daylight hours to	accommodate the signal of WBBR in New York City.
In 1922, the village split to	accommodate this-the northern portion of the town was i
To	accommodate this merger, modular classrooms were placed
Summerland was designed to	accommodate up to 10,000 tourists and comprised a dance
an circuits, one may select one of these to	accommodate the notation: The same graph may have diffe
" rather than an "error system" in order to	accommodate a single system for handling exceptional si
In the 1970s, it was added to	accommodate more than 1000 students.
ller stores, torn down and reconstructed to	accommodate another large retail chain.
A new terminal building able to	accommodate 2500 passengers, a second runway, 3 jetways
nal entrance on Woodville Street opening to	accommodate the vastly increased volume of passenger tr
New Taipei City, which was reconstructed to	accommodate underground platforms and mixed-use develop
ly, or friends no longer willing or able to	accommodate
Records was started in December of 1955 to	accommodate some of the rapidly growing recording activ
rt from 42 feet (13 m) to 50 feet (15 m) to	accommodate larger ships has been completed.
created the junior high program in order to	accommodate those parishes without elementary schools a
n the late 1950s and has large corridors to	accommodate the fact that the school could be turned in
It became too small to	accommodate the student body, and was replaced by Charl
the predecessor was considered too small to	accommodate the pilgrims.
The Banshee was designed to	accommodate an ejection seat, a capability the Phantom
though notable the campus has no program to	accommodate these students to speak of.
s been periodically widened and deepened to	accommodate ever-larger ships, and is currently 530 fee
gton, but quickly ran out of floor space to	accommodate the fans and made the move into the local m
It was designed in a U-shaped footprint to	accommodate a small public plaza.
r cemeteries were meticulously relocated to	accommodate the new lake.
larger island between platforms 1 and 2 to	accommodate taxis.
of a south transept and a second balcony to	accommodate the overflow crowds.
The complex was designed to	accommodate over 7,000 British and Allied service perso
rved 19th-century buildings, constructed to	accommodate workers at the nearby West Point Foundry (i
The following year, the venue expanded to	accommodate new teen and disabled rowing programs.
on has provisions dating from its design to	accommodate direct transfer to the future Southwest-Nor
Archives Public Search Room was expanded to	accommodate more clients and a modern storage warehouse
ll syndicated shows from their schedules to	accommodate the new CBC schedule.
To	accommodate the original site's slope, the house featur
er clearance from five feet to nine feet to	accommodate storm surge.
partments and 4,824 rooms, with capacity to	accommodate about 6,000 athletes and 2,000 officials.
not far from the parish church, in order to	accommodate more faithfuls.
ed playing pitches with temporary stands to	accommodate around 300 spectators for preliminary event
e the platform was extended in the 1950s to	accommodate the current standard "B" Division train len
on was constructed and a hotel was built to	accommodate visitors.
eplaced by S&T Dynamics' HMPT500-3EK/4EK to	accommodate the more powerful engine.
The buildings were originally designed to	accommodate 666 inmates, but by 1890 the asylum was ser
village was constructed soon afterwards to	accommodate the families of miners who came from many p
t Council later found room in its budget to	accommodate them.
of the big countries out there have room to	accommodate economic downturns without having large-sca
striking three-story structure was built to	accommodate 1,500 workers and had a luxurious office fo
Block A and B were later used to	accommodate the Headquarters in the 1920s; A bamboo bri
Each scion is taper cut in order to	accommodate the need for matching the cambium layers of
ll Jackson High School was built in 1940 to	accommodate the students on the West Side of Charleston
o the caverns to find large enough rooms to	accommodate him.
e gap between the up and down-lines used to	accommodate a through bi-directional line but is now em
Cooktown was established in October 1873 to	accommodate for the Palmer River gold rush, and became
ipped ICT leaning and teaching equipment to	accommodate its Status.
n the platform was especially lengthened to	accommodate the funeral train of the Maharaja of Cooch
The play set is large enough to	accommodate Deluxe and Voyager figures.
parish workhouse at Howden as being able to	accommodate up to 20 inmates.
cessary to expand its activities further to	accommodate the wider community.
siting Jerusalem and asked the Spaffords to	accommodate them.
ng four new concourse-level "loge boxes" to	accommodate small groups of people.
The old apron will continue to	accommodate one Airbus and one ATR aircraft.
as extended into the indoor pond in 2008 to	accommodate the new year 7 pupils.
ro Architects, Ltd, designed the library to	accommodate the expected growth in population from 110,
9, eight auxiliary classrooms were added to	accommodate the arrival of ninth graders on campus as m
vators can be inserted into the building to	accommodate additional floors.
New business premises, where required, to	accommodate new and existing businesses
It was built as a temporary stop to	accommodate a competition held by the National Rifle As
In January 2002, this was expanded to	accommodate Scottish & Newcastle (when it became a 40:4
ear, the school had expanded its program to	accommodate all thirteen grade levels, from kindergarte
nent" was built next to the old cemetery to	accommodate the hundred's and thousand's of visitors.
econd story to Monod's original building to	accommodate more guests.
AD/7 AH), the mosque was doubled in size to	accommodate the increasing number of Muslims.
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
ee's Armory-Fieldhouse was built in 1958 to	accommodate larger on-campus crowds.
hysics and astrophysics, but is intended to	accommodate other scientific fields as well.
ouched", this episode was filmed before, to	accommodate Eliza Dushku's need for time to film the pi
rom 1799 to 1808, but was forced to move to	accommodate his growing family and many visitors.
t Gluck's artistic preferences, but also to	accommodate pre-existing music that Gluck borrowed, bot
a meeting house, which were constructed to	accommodate the living during the protest.
la and course requirements were prepared to	accommodate the change.
RTA buses are equipped with lift systems to	accommodate the physically handicapped along their regu
Presidents also must be shifted in order to	accommodate the new position of the new U.S. President.
he aerodrome was built in the late 1970s to	accommodate Stewart Island Air Services, flying Aztec D
of three or four lanes in each direction to	accommodate increased truck traffic and to toll non-pas
a handful of terraced houses were built to	accommodate locals working in factories and mines and t
ium was extensively remodeled in 1979-80 to	accommodate the needs of the Indiana Repertory Theatre.
has seen the Brewery extend its premises to	accommodate more vessels and increase its brewing capac
s of the seating can be removed in order to	accommodate trade shows and conventions.
To	accommodate transit between these quickly developing ne
It was built to	accommodate visitors to Arcata, California, drawn by th
Roy pioneered a spectrum of sizes to	accommodate anything from a short trip, for which one m
tion has a straight platform long enough to	accommodate a full-length train of ten carriages and a
It also had a dock to	accommodate pleasure steamers on the river.
arger wing and deepened ventral contours to	accommodate extra fuel tanks.
house on the adjoining lot ot the south to	accommodate a large garden.
and two wings were added to the building to	accommodate the many students.
ecided on a short break from spring 2008 to	accommodate Wood's pregnancy, which was not compatible
in Plymouth during the 1920s, primarily to	accommodate officers settling back in Britain following
To	accommodate continued growth in the Village, the Distri
The peak was small to	accommodate two persons; and there was a vertical drop
' tanks were installed in the roof space to	accommodate the water's expansion; these had the disadv
of the week (being moved to the stables to	accommodate the military) where he kept in contact with
To	accommodate the longstanding claims of the count of Tou
A third platform was provided to	accommodate branch line trains; this was a terminal bay
ere extended at either ends in the 1960s to	accommodate the current standard length of an IRT train
s, also referred to as unisex bathrooms, to	accommodate people with disabilities or elderly persons
Shamu Stadium has since been redesigned to	accommodate the new "Believe" show.
13, he left to be home-schooled in order to	accommodate his work schedule.
n and eventually the campus was expanded to	accommodate a four-year high school.
of Derby went into decline and in order to	accommodate the increased number of ships visiting the
To	accommodate her new life Jessi passed the California dr
ccess was its downfall - being too small to	accommodate the increasing number of visitors.
he Magill Memorial Building, was erected to	accommodate the growing church's need for office and cl
rs of the arena and the conference rooms to	accommodate visiting VIPs.
ished their Dharamshalas or Ashrams here to	accommodate the pilgrims to this the second most holy p
What the majority position fails to	accommodate is that there is a new modern order.
lled in the interior, and space was left to	accommodate an elevator and fire staircase.
Vault 9 is expected to	accommodate about 700 ISO steel containers per year and
ed with the creation of a strategic plan to	accommodate the rapid growth and development of Amman,
John Jay HS was built to	accommodate the growth of the Wappingers School Distric
many new houses being built in Wrekenton to	accommodate the previous slum-dwellers.
To	accommodate the additional East London Line services, a
The platform at this station is designed to	accommodate a future extension of the line, either via
agon High School was established in 1961 to	accommodate development and population growth in San Ma
The building was rebuilt in the 1880s to	accommodate new machinery which increased the capacity
y War-era home proved to be insufficient to	accommodate the growing community.
This is in order to	accommodate for the traffic heading north out of the bu
added a sixth floor to the main building to	accommodate a new progressive care unit, neuroscience c
ecome Lambrook Haileybury, and expanding to	accommodate younger pupils, day pupils and girls and a
Shortly after, to	accommodate the Portsmouth branch line, a new station b
age of the Opera House across the street to	accommodate Opera and Ballet rehearsals.
Priory at nearby Hinton Charterhouse and to	accommodate travellers and merchants coming to the annu
updated the infrastructure of this space to	accommodate larger shows and audiences.
To	accommodate this service, a terminal building of approx
ducation, the center has many facilities to	accommodate many advanced and state-of-the-art projects
Later in the war it was used to	accommodate Italian prisoners of war; the last of these
In 1840 he added a large wing to	accommodate his growing family.
roaches and employs flexible programming to	accommodate various learning styles and reduce stress.
In order to	accommodate the camera design, Aaton worked with Eastma
aid in 1929 to diminish a curve in order to	accommodate larger locomotives.
To	accommodate this new service, the station will undergo
to deepen and expand their port capacity to	accommodate these larger post-Panamax vessels; and ther
ently being re-developed by the Russians to	accommodate tourists.
time that its harbour was also extended to	accommodate the ships needed to transport the ore.
d originally had only limited facilities to	accommodate passengers and freight, and struggled to de

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