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| the depot has been expanded and upgraded to | accommodate the new fleet of 2009 Tube Stock trains. |
| tory brick double houses were also built to | accommodate the families of the overseers. |
| to a full 12-foot (4 m) roadway in 1917 to | accommodate the transportation of parts for the 100-inc |
| ixed as the facility was not well suited to | accommodate the programs. |
| To | accommodate the sudden increase in population, a large |
| start, the majority of ITV regions chose to | accommodate the programme in the 19:00 Tuesday and Thur |
| or of the east wall has an obvious bulge to | accommodate the staircase which is built within it and |
| ire Gregorian plainchant article history to | accommodate the other types or 2. simply edit the plain |
| ympic stadium and village area was built to | accommodate the Mediterranean Games in 1967. |
| To | accommodate the larger engines, the boats had to be len |
| It features large drydocks which could | accommodate the salvage of oil tankers but had had no b |
| Rock and Black Rock Tunnels were widened to | accommodate the wider rolling stock from the Lebanon Va |
| ly long (3040 mm) wheelbase - the better to | accommodate the extremely long fuel tanks. |
| ed spillway and raised it 5 feet (1.5 m) to | accommodate the tailwaters of Watauga Dam, which was th |
| To | accommodate the return, the station held a campaign in |
| The new combined school will be rebuilt to | accommodate the broader range of pupils that are planne |
| found that an employer was under a duty to | accommodate the religious beliefs of employees to the p |
| A new train depot was built in 1906 to | accommodate the town's growth, but burned down in 1914. |
| otes that the restaurant has a kids menu to | accommodate the numerous families that visit the park. |
| eople on the basis that the roads could not | accommodate the traffic, which would disrupt their neig |
| sical arts wing and a modern field house to | accommodate the growing, successful athletics programs. |
| end was lengthened by 79.4 feet (24.2 m) to | accommodate the overpass of Forbes Avenue. |
| e, however, the p orbitals are distorted to | accommodate the triple bond within the ring system, red |
| t over the platform, but over the median to | accommodate the anticipated future high-level subway li |
| eapportioned the congressional districts to | accommodate the addition of two additional seats, placi |
| The school has added several classrooms to | accommodate the 20 to 1 ratio in the third grade. |
| 0s, Neve Oved and Hadar Hayim were built to | accommodate the large wave of immigration after the fou |
| uilt; the new banking house was designed to | accommodate the business and a private house. |
| constitute the minimum difference needed to | accommodate the change of medium.) |
| in 1986 and Principality House was built to | accommodate the expanding business. |
| To | accommodate the increase of riders, a parking lot expan |
| A new studio was built in 1992 in order to | accommodate the school's growing television program. |
| field at Los Rodeos was hastily prepared to | accommodate the first (though unofficial) flight into T |
| coinciding with the desire to find space to | accommodate the growing population from the gold rush. |
| en school and work, typically structured to | accommodate the student's class schedule. |
| being taken so the 30+ year-old tower could | accommodate the added weight of Digital Television tran |
| ired some modification of existing silos to | accommodate the new missile, due to its requirement for |
| r the end of the 2011 NFL Draft, in part to | accommodate the UFL's earlier start in August for the 2 |
| In 1942, the terminal was converted to | accommodate the Pacific Electric's growing fleet of bus |
| The cost of outfitting a theater to | accommodate the system was anywhere between US$15,000 a |
| In order to | accommodate the extra round, the number of teams was re |
| h only such amendments as were necessary to | accommodate the union with Sweden. |
| entire symphony was written in four days to | accommodate the local count's announcement, upon hearin |
| r wall was quite thick (9−10 m) in order to | accommodate the arcaded superstructure. |
| hen it was converted into a leisure area to | accommodate the new Sixfields Stadium for Northampton T |
| Some of the flats were used to | accommodate the tenants affected by the redevelopment o |
| and the interior space was reconfigured to | accommodate the needs of the court. |
| The other apses now | accommodate the Blessed Sacrament (the tabernacle has t |
| ly, in order to provide sufficient labor to | accommodate the expansion of silver mining to lower-gra |
| om written notice to find a new facility to | accommodate the infant, but was unable to do so. |
| o strength requiring various adaptations to | accommodate the entry level. |
| the government of the province of Quebec to | accommodate the many English-speaking settlers, known a |
| athan, Warren, and Andrew think up a way to | accommodate the demon without killing Buffy. |
| had to be changed and royal tombs moved to | accommodate the sepulchre according to the final opinio |
| Their home is located in Wisconsin to | accommodate the asthma of their 4-year-old son. |
| gh a newer building has since been added to | accommodate the growing number of pupils. |
| The season was kept brief to | accommodate the first season of the new Super League co |
| track layout was extensively remodelled to | accommodate the new MediaCityUK tram service and as a r |
| enient to retrofit a CNC milling machine to | accommodate the process. |
| Four buildings were built in 1853 to | accommodate the school's rapid growth. |
| th conceptualized a local school that could | accommodate the needed work force. |
| , often with their own auxiliary bishop, to | accommodate the three regional entities. |
| tellectual progress are fitting subjects to | accommodate the breadth of Mark Blaug's interest." |
| To | accommodate the growth, commercial, cultural, religious |
| an embankment that was particularly wide to | accommodate the goods yard. |
| years that followed the road was widened to | accommodate the passage of equipment up to the observat |
| lti-level, 5,000 space parking structure to | accommodate the increased capacity at the upgraded medi |
| , The Massacre, was pushed back in order to | accommodate The Game's album, causing a rift between 50 |
| since the hangars were not large enough to | accommodate the B-29s. |
| 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 |
| uly 2005, the school opened in September to | accommodate the new year 7 pupils. |
| e winter of 2004, the small space could not | accommodate the number of people attending, so the loos |
| 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 |
| , which built the dam in the early 1940s to | accommodate the skyrocketing electricity demands in the |
| yed in open B♭, "Hyperdrive" in open C♯ (to | accommodate the vocal range of van Giersbergen, as oppo |
| 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. |
| 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 |
| To | accommodate the lifts, 44-foot (13 m) deep pits were ex |
| 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 |
| mind, was completely rebuilt or reworked to | accommodate the vehicle in the mid-20th century. |
| s, so the tooling at the plant could easily | accommodate the 1/26" size and the Whitworth thread. |
| 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. |
| e laid slightly past the firing platform to | accommodate the front bogies of the gun. |
| WPYB operates only during daylight hours to | accommodate the signal of WBBR in New York City. |
| an circuits, one may select one of these to | accommodate the notation: The same graph may have diffe |
| nal entrance on Woodville Street opening to | accommodate the vastly increased volume of passenger tr |
| andard printer management system that would | accommodate the very wide variety of printers on the ma |
| 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. |
| gton, but quickly ran out of floor space to | accommodate the fans and made the move into the local m |
| r cemeteries were meticulously relocated to | accommodate the new lake. |
| of a south transept and a second balcony to | accommodate the overflow crowds. |
| ll syndicated shows from their schedules to | accommodate the new CBC schedule. |
| To | accommodate the original site's slope, the house featur |
| e the platform was extended in the 1950s to | accommodate the current standard "B" Division train len |
| eplaced by S&T Dynamics' HMPT500-3EK/4EK to | accommodate the more powerful engine. |
| village was constructed soon afterwards to | accommodate the families of miners who came from many p |
| 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 |
| cripts were specifically designed to better | accommodate the phonetics of all three languages. |
| n the platform was especially lengthened to | accommodate the funeral train of the Maharaja of Cooch |
| cessary to expand its activities further to | accommodate the wider community. |
| 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 |
| with the capacity to seat 1,200 people and | accommodate the entire student body for all-school litu |
| nent" was built next to the old cemetery to | accommodate the hundred's and thousand's of visitors. |
| AD/7 AH), the mosque was doubled in size to | accommodate the increasing number of Muslims. |
| nna system; there were few ships that could | accommodate the large missiles with the AN/SPW-2 missil |
| 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. |
| ium was extensively remodeled in 1979-80 to | accommodate the needs of the Indiana Repertory Theatre. |
| allows for far greater trail use, and would | accommodate the full range of potential trail users, at |
| and two wings were added to the building to | accommodate the many students. |
| ' 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 |
| ere extended at either ends in the 1960s to | accommodate the current standard length of an IRT train |
| Shamu Stadium has since been redesigned to | accommodate the new "Believe" show. |
| of Derby went into decline and in order to | accommodate the increased number of ships visiting the |
| 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 |
| ished their Dharamshalas or Ashrams here to | accommodate the pilgrims to this the second most holy p |
| 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 |
| y War-era home proved to be insufficient to | accommodate the growing community. |
| Shortly after, to | accommodate the Portsmouth branch line, a new station b |
| t larger air force bases that could readily | accommodate the T-37 and T-38 Talon jet trainers then c |
| In order to | accommodate the camera design, Aaton worked with Eastma |
| time that its harbour was also extended to | accommodate the ships needed to transport the ore. |
| A railroad track was added circa 1903 to | accommodate the Canadian Northern Railway. |
| span would be a cable stay bridge and would | accommodate the bulk of the cross-border traffic with t |
| ous gameplay tweaks and two further maps to | accommodate the new game mode. |
| ifferent level layouts and other changes to | accommodate the weaker hardware. |
| ilding, constructed by Charles Cockerell to | accommodate the Institution and the Randolph Galleries |
| m was later upgraded to over 7 500 seats to | accommodate the growth of the church. |
| Lane and London Bridge on the south side to | accommodate the trains of the London and Croydon Railwa |
| From 1907 this was used to | accommodate the latest craze of roller-skating. |
| aised to construct a new church building to | accommodate the people. |
| e station built at Peoria Street in 1964 to | accommodate the anticipated platform north of the UIC-H |
| t Authority that the bridge must be able to | accommodate the future addition of rapid transit tracks |
| An overpass was built nearby to | accommodate the upcoming students and students' parents |
| ted and the interior spaces reconfigured to | accommodate the needs of the court. |
| minal had two ground level jetways built to | accommodate the growth. |
| e the same size as that of St. Clement's to | accommodate the bell frame timbers and the six bells fr |
| t Liss, the Bordon branch made it easier to | accommodate the movements of military traffic at short |
| Here the valley widens enough to | accommodate the village, the River Sill and the B182 ro |
| he Bristol & Portishead Pier and Railway to | accommodate the large ships that had difficulty in reac |
| Thus the living facilities were improved to | accommodate the expanding population. |
| arcade title, with some minor reductions to | accommodate the more limited hardware. |
| ing had grown outdated and was too small to | accommodate the expanding student population since the |
| rael, a ma'abara transit camp was set up to | accommodate the masses of new immigrants arriving from |
| ith a special LNB pair built as one unit to | accommodate the narrow 3.8° spacing between satellites; |
| a $2 million renovation of the building to | accommodate the UCDC which opened its doors in the faci |
| s, where they were extended in the 1950s to | accommodate the standard length of a "B" Division train |
| To | accommodate the extra capacity, some sections of single |
| e station built at Peoria Street in 1964 to | accommodate the anicipated platform north of the UIC-Ha |
| shifting their recording schedule around to | accommodate the recording of Abigail II: The Revenge. |
| of roads, the site was designed not only to | accommodate the then Conservative Prime Minister, Harol |
| Fayid Air Base, located about 3 km south to | accommodate the most recent sale of F-16 aircraft to Eg |
| on Mitsubishi Crystal Mover-based system to | accommodate the planned opening of Terminal 3 and the p |
| surface was lowered below street level, to | accommodate the new lower bowl. |
| ry inch of space was used to the fullest to | accommodate the growing number of students. |
| ding its factory and number of employees to | accommodate the demand for these knives. |
| e is built in two separate halves, so as to | accommodate the two brothers living there when it was b |
| nd part-time staff in a variety of roles to | accommodate the needs of both the college and the stude |
| es from buildings in the area being used to | accommodate the diplomatic representatives of the then |
| e the platform was extended in the 1950s to | accommodate the current standard IRT train length of 51 |
| rely closed during the period 1850-1913, to | accommodate the prison of the Town Hall, finally demoli |
| area of two hectares as it was designed to | accommodate the 675 staff of the railways department he |
| e offered in the evenings or on weekends to | accommodate the schedules of working students. |
| ound of Barrow Raiders Rugby league team to | accommodate the fans that FC United brought with them. |
| To | accommodate the bridge's approach on the Georgetown sid |
| r date and time (usually after midnight) to | accommodate the change in the network. |
| Built to | accommodate the first pupils at Stonyhurst. |
| a newer church building was constructed to | accommodate the growing number of parishioners. |
| To | accommodate the drivers at the top of the hire karting |
| of a number of river sections with cuts to | accommodate the locks. |
| s a modernist 'slab-and-block' set piece to | accommodate the city offices lost in the pre-War Guildh |
| t over two existing structures, possibly to | accommodate the new lessee of the manor, Robert Drury, |
| et in Manhattan, which was razed in 1937 to | accommodate the construction of the Queens-Midtown tunn |
| The lower two are quadrilateral and | accommodate the hemispheres of the cerebellum. |
| nal districts in Iowa were reapportioned to | accommodate the addition of two new districts. |
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