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The Detroit People Mover can	accommodate a large influx of tourists to downtown.
ty Transit fleet in Ocean City, Maryland to	accommodate the large ridership of the summer season.
orld War, several wooden huts were built to	accommodate the large number of Calgary soldiers mobili
mfort, extra-wide fixed (nonfloating) piers	accommodate a large number of people walking and motori
rsion for the Soviet Naval Aviation able to	accommodate one large or two small torpedoes in a lengt
By 1801, the building was too small to	accommodate the large congregation.
adding an Italianate style northern wing to	accommodate his large family and their servants.
which would see increased storage space to	accommodate the large numbers of boats that are current
inches to the rear and was large enough to	accommodate a large theatrical company or a chorus of a
floors of their already cramped cottages to	accommodate the large, complex machines.
To	accommodate the larger engines, the boats had to be len
ballroom, and the small stage which had to	accommodate ever larger amounts of equipment.
h doubled the seating capacity to 2,500, to	accommodate a larger brigade of midshipmen.
kitchens had to expand their facilities to	accommodate the larger number of homeless.
Later more wings were added to	accommodate a larger student population.
to deepen and expand their port capacity to	accommodate these larger post-Panamax vessels; and ther
and was replaced by the current building to	accommodate a larger congregation.
By June 2008 they were rebuilt to	accommodate even larger ships than before, and ships sc
He widened the original building to	accommodate a larger congregation and today almost no o
larger site, the 'Molenveld' in Boechout to	accommodate the larger crowds.
990 when the greyhound track was removed to	accommodate a larger football pitch.
Teaching Hall on the property, in order to	accommodate a larger audience for teachings and events.
,000,000 construction project was funded to	accommodate the larger student body and modernize the t
ilt the sea bed was dredged (dug deeper) to	accommodate the largest container vessels.
From 1907 this was used to	accommodate the latest craze of roller-skating.
of the former drill floor - was rebuilt to	accommodate the launch pad and launch vehicle service h
peedway, the briefly switched to the #32 to	accommodate Anthony Lazzaro, who finished 22nd in the r
roaches and employs flexible programming to	accommodate various learning styles and reduce stress.
Lessons are crafted to	accommodate different learning styles and different ski
etres by 22 metres, and has the capacity to	accommodate at least 1,500 worshippers at the same time
however judging by the picture it looks to	accommodate at least 5,000 people.
s corner due to being moved in the 1970s to	accommodate the lengthening of the runway for Vulcan Bo
were able to learn rapidly and were able to	accommodate the level of difficulty, within a few sessi
cation programs, a new library, a center to	accommodate student life, the Montgomery Hill Observato
To	accommodate the lifts, 44-foot (13 m) deep pits were ex
d a new, larger station was built to better	accommodate the light rail cars.
A third platform was provided to	accommodate branch line trains; this was a terminal bay
es increased the length of local numbers to	accommodate new lines.
th excellent acoustic properties that could	accommodate Mrs. Lipetz's Bechstein Grand piano and up
a meeting house, which were constructed to	accommodate the living during the protest.
larger payload fairing was also fitted, to	accommodate the LK spacecraft.
ch of the same design was opened in 1922 to	accommodate heavier loads; the original being demolishe
entire symphony was written in four days to	accommodate the local count's announcement, upon hearin
of a number of river sections with cuts to	accommodate the locks.
aid in 1929 to diminish a curve in order to	accommodate larger locomotives.
0m turntable, is over 100 years old and can	accommodate 24 locomotives.
brick-built with a saw-tooth roof and could	accommodate six locomotives.
s that the standard semantics of FOL cannot	accommodate IF logic because the principle of compositi
To	accommodate these longer trains (117m long as opposed t
latforms were lengthened on 17 July 1907 to	accommodate the longer trains running on the line.
ddition, the firewall panels were shaped to	accommodate the longer engines and wider bell housing,
The platforms will not be lengthened to	accommodate the longer trains and selective door openin
To	accommodate the longstanding claims of the count of Tou
congressional district lines get redrawn to	accommodate the loss of the seat due to redistricting a
congressional district lines get redrawn to	accommodate the loss of the seat due to redistricting a
, the district was altered significantly to	accommodate Ohio's loss of two House seats in redistric
with an appropriately profiled shoulder to	accommodate the lower profile of a tool joint.
To	accommodate the lower player count on consoles, the gro
It was designed to	accommodate a lower deck for subway cars (never built).
rday, October 31, to Friday, October 30, to	accommodate the LSU Tigers football game against the Ol
loween), to Friday, October 30, in order to	accommodate the LSU Tigers football game.
layed a few matches on the grounds that now	accommodate St Lukes Hospital, Known then as Horton Cri
Skelly's vision for an aircraft designed to	accommodate the luxury and performance expected by the
ingh gave up the Gulbarga Lok Sabha seat to	accommodate C. M. Stephen, the then Union Home Minister
The building was rebuilt in the 1880s to	accommodate new machinery which increased the capacity
bay at the first story projects slightly to	accommodate the main entrance, two paneled and recessed
Opened in 1972, it has grown to	accommodate a mainframe, comprehensive curriculum, incl
ng perspective, this site could potentially	accommodate the majority of potential events at a new b
e also moved out of Turana which could then	accommodate young males only.
all, as it was part of the hostelry used to	accommodate the many pilgrims to Saint Swithun's shrine
the government of the province of Quebec to	accommodate the many English-speaking settlers, known a
and two wings were added to the building to	accommodate the many students.
There were extensive sidings to	accommodate the many excursion trains which came to Bla
This Reading Room can	accommodate as many as 200 students at a time.
This is done to	accommodate Way-FM's many translator signals across the
rael, a ma'abara transit camp was set up to	accommodate the masses of new immigrants arriving from
Yet they must live lives that	accommodate the matters ascribed to astrological houses
It was reconstructed in 1790 to	accommodate a mausoleum for Sheikh Mohammed Hilal Ram H
The parking bays in the airport can	accommodate a maximum of six aircraft(cargo), and the a
s after the show, as the rail line can only	accommodate a maximum capacity of 10,000 people per hou
The stomach can stretch and expand to	accommodate large meals, although analysis of stomach c
Disappointingly moved to a Friday night to	accommodate a meaningless England v Saudi Arabia friend
ympic stadium and village area was built to	accommodate the Mediterranean Games in 1967.
glass or stainless steel with port holes to	accommodate sensors, Medium input or gas flow.
first congregation in Auckland in order to	accommodate church members that had emigrated to New Ze
ub has always kept its dues and fees low to	accommodate faculty members with modest incomes, and ca
rehouses in the city originally designed to	accommodate both men and horses.
creation center at Mogmog island that could	accommodate 8,000 men and 1,000 officers daily.
o-storey concrete structure was designed to	accommodate 324 men at ground level and 316 women at ga
ves in the ventral surface of the head that	accommodate adducted mental barbels.
unoccupied at that time, will be rebuilt to	accommodate the merged Southwest and AirTran with some
To	accommodate this merger, modular classrooms were placed
of the week (being moved to the stables to	accommodate the military) where he kept in contact with
ank increase its distribution to eventually	accommodate 50 million pounds of food and grocery produ
ctural concept of a garden city in order to	accommodate the miners and other employees of the Zeche
ne took place, since a NASCAR pit lane must	accommodate a minimum of 43 cars.
And it was large enough to	accommodate large-scale models and even full-scale airc
In 1916 the viaduct was widened to	accommodate two more tracks.
eplaced by S&T Dynamics' HMPT500-3EK/4EK to	accommodate the more powerful engine.
created in Hollywood - something that would	accommodate far more than just a casino.
arcade title, with some minor reductions to	accommodate the more limited hardware.
dence hall is going to be built in order to	accommodate 1,000 more students.
(to	accommodate the morning movie), at noon, and late night
Fayid Air Base, located about 3 km south to	accommodate the most recent sale of F-16 aircraft to Eg
1982, he moved to Squirrel Hill in order to	accommodate his mother and mother in law, who had moved
t Liss, the Bordon branch made it easier to	accommodate the movements of military traffic at short
rter ones also have hinges at the bottom to	accommodate thermal movements of the deck.
After Buffalo Mayor Griffin refused to	accommodate The Moving Wall, Gorski availed, Chestnut R
gridlock at the rotary, which was built to	accommodate a much smaller resident and visitor populat
go transportation, the docks were unable to	accommodate the much larger vessels needed by container
The museum was enlarged in 1961 to	accommodate the museum workshops.
t Gluck's artistic preferences, but also to	accommodate pre-existing music that Gluck borrowed, bot
ith a special LNB pair built as one unit to	accommodate the narrow 3.8° spacing between satellites;
d is unusual in that it has an 'S' shape to	accommodate the natural contours of the valley.
y undergone renovations and an expansion to	accommodate the Naval and Air Force Museums.
l of pews at the liturgical west end and to	accommodate a nave altar at the crossing.
5 m.) in length, which form a slip that can	accommodate all Navy and Coast Guard ships up to and in
people and was built in 1985 to temporarily	accommodate the NBA's Sacramento Kings, who had relocat
the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to	accommodate all necessary Federal and local regulatory
To	accommodate the necessary two man crew (pilot and navig
Each scion is taper cut in order to	accommodate the need for matching the cambium layers of
th conceptualized a local school that could	accommodate the needed work force.
In 1954, a west wing addition was built to	accommodate much needed classroom, and allowed students
o Sunday, by Act of Parliament, in order to	accommodate the needs of local Jewish traders.
and the interior space was reconfigured to	accommodate the needs of the court.
ium was extensively remodeled in 1979-80 to	accommodate the needs of the Indiana Repertory Theatre.
ted and the interior spaces reconfigured to	accommodate the needs of the court.
nd part-time staff in a variety of roles to	accommodate the needs of both the college and the stude
t seeding was loosely based on geography to	accommodate traveling needs for the teams.
The facility was established primarily to	accommodate the needs of the congregation, various Ukra
rtical downward direction, would be able to	accommodate the needs of a permanently growing populati
rinciples of adult learning and designed to	accommodate the needs, requirements and learning styles
of terraced Victorian houses were built to	accommodate their needs.
traditional British empiricism, updated to	accommodate the new developments in logic pioneered by
Green Station were extensively modified to	accommodate the new longer electric trains.
was extended in about 1892 to 29 levers to	accommodate the new goods yard at Valletort Road.
the BBC began to adjust its programming to	accommodate the new trends.
1987 Terminal extended to	accommodate Ansett New Zealand and Air New Zealand loun
the depot has been expanded and upgraded to	accommodate the new fleet of 2009 Tube Stock trains.
ired some modification of existing silos to	accommodate the new missile, due to its requirement for
hen it was converted into a leisure area to	accommodate the new Sixfields Stadium for Northampton T
Eve), everyone's memories are rewritten to	accommodate this new reality (though it is never made e
site of St Gregoy's School will be used to	accommodate a new enlarged St Joseph's School.
track layout was extensively remodelled to	accommodate the new MediaCityUK tram service and as a r
uly 2005, the school opened in September to	accommodate the new year 7 pupils.
r cemeteries were meticulously relocated to	accommodate the new lake.
ll syndicated shows from their schedules to	accommodate the new CBC schedule.
as extended into the indoor pond in 2008 to	accommodate the new year 7 pupils.
Presidents also must be shifted in order to	accommodate the new position of the new U.S. President.
o beter balance the student populations and	accommodate a new elementary school opening in August 2
Shamu Stadium has since been redesigned to	accommodate the new "Believe" show.
To	accommodate her new life Jessi passed the California dr
added a sixth floor to the main building to	accommodate a new progressive care unit, neuroscience c
To	accommodate this new service, the station will undergo
ous gameplay tweaks and two further maps to	accommodate the new game mode.
, the show will move back to midnight ET to	accommodate a new show with former Tonight Show host Co
surface was lowered below street level, to	accommodate the new lower bowl.
In 1890 a small extension was added to	accommodate a new staircase.
t over two existing structures, possibly to	accommodate the new lessee of the manor, Robert Drury,
Therefore changes had to be made to	accommodate the new number of teams.
ndards, LA 307 will be rerouted slightly to	accommodate a new interchange between US 90/I-49 and LA
, McComb shifted his home to Los Angeles to	accommodate his new label.
the music within movements very quickly to	accommodate a new musical idea with each successive phr
The stern was altered to	accommodate a new variable depth sonar.
significant renovation and modification to	accommodate the new Flexity Swift (A32) trams.
difications were made to the school site to	accommodate the new range of pupils, while the old Hitc
In order to	accommodate the new weapon, the 76.2mm gun was replaced
reduced in size to 299.1 metres (981 ft) to	accommodate a new greyhound track.
rehouse was altered somewhat around 1930 to	accommodate the newer, larger mechanized fire equipment
established in 1920 at a cost of £10,000 to	accommodate the newly-formed British Cotton Industry Re
The station platforms	accommodate trains no longer than two cars.
llera orogen in which geological structures	accommodate roughly north-south to northwest-southeast
In 1922, the village split to	accommodate this-the northern portion of the town was i
The bunker is meant to	accommodate the Norwegian Royal Family and the governme
uries a number of improvements were made to	accommodate artillery, notably externally splayed gunpo
an circuits, one may select one of these to	accommodate the notation: The same graph may have diffe
e winter of 2004, the small space could not	accommodate the number of people attending, so the loos
They can	accommodate any number of natural languages and termino
Gallery and the Bustle Gallery are able to	accommodate a number of exhibitions simultaneously, or
One local inn, the Bear, was able to	accommodate vast numbers of visitors and horses.
nown as the Obelisk Tabernacle, designed to	accommodate larger numbers.
otes that the restaurant has a kids menu to	accommodate the numerous families that visit the park.
appointed to prepare plans for buildings to	accommodate 50 nuns.
re less deep than women's kimono sleeves to	accommodate the obi around the waist beneath them, wher
locks, with one wider than the other two to	accommodate the occasional passing of a larger vessel.
tside, but interior differences allow it to	accommodate taller occupants with new adjustable crew c
It is designed to	accommodate companies of all sizes and stages of develo
Bristol Mountains in the Mojave Desert, to	accommodate construction of Interstate 40 and a new rai
ibretto adapted from the source in order to	accommodate expectations of opera audiences for arias,
which provided him with the opportunity to	accommodate three of his interests, trick photography (
he platforms were extended at some stage to	accommodate trains of up to 14 carriages.
Its stations are long enough to	accommodate trains of up to four cars.
any other part of the world, sufficient to	accommodate thousands of our English nation, and lying
reat that it took three funeral services to	accommodate all of his well-wishers, the first of which
d was known as both "Salome" and "Romeo" to	accommodate singers of either gender.
The port can	accommodate ships of up to 15 m in length, 4.5 m in wid
irst floor's offset slightly to the west to	accommodate one of the storefronts.
Records was started in December of 1955 to	accommodate some of the rapidly growing recording activ
, as a distance learning college that could	accommodate students of varying levels of competency.

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