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The bunker is meant to	accommodate the Norwegian Royal Family and the governme
t over the platform, but over the median to	accommodate the anticipated future high-level subway li
otes that the restaurant has a kids menu to	accommodate the numerous families that visit the park.
the Hyatt Regency in Dearborn, Michigan to	accommodate Youmacon's continued growth.
r date and time (usually after midnight) to	accommodate the change in the network.
il was added for two miles near the mill to	accommodate narrow gauge trains acquired with the purch
fter Qurei revised the list of ministers to	accommodate these demands.
4 so that the school could be modernised to	accommodate 249 pupils.
significant renovation and modification to	accommodate the new Flexity Swift (A32) trams.
Green Station were extensively modified to	accommodate the new longer electric trains.
She was also modified to	accommodate 380 1st class and 50 2nd class passengers.
from Camper and Nicholson were modified to	accommodate greater quantities of cargo, and were prepa
6, and during construction were modified to	accommodate four internal and two external bow torpedo
The south gates are modified to	accommodate a valve to admit river water.
Later, the school was modified to	accommodate only grades 9-12, as it does today.
ng dramatically during the summer months to	accommodate a large number of courses for Primary Reser
ch has been shifted to the summer months to	accommodate tourists).
The mosque can	accommodate around 2500 people.
two story building which houses a mosque to	accommodate around 1000 congregants and a full time Isl
th the 3,700 m² large field, the mosque can	accommodate up to 18,500 worshipers.
The mosque can	accommodate 2,000 people and the building includes a li
Most could	accommodate ten to thirteen men.
rom 1799 to 1808, but was forced to move to	accommodate his growing family and many visitors.
had to be changed and royal tombs moved to	accommodate the sepulchre according to the final opinio
all outgrew the hall and had to be moved to	accommodate the 300-500 visitors that now attend.
The Detroit People Mover can	accommodate a large influx of tourists to downtown.
financed and built by Oslo Municipality to	accommodate the 1952 Winter Olympics.
1970 and 1974, as it had been too narrow to	accommodate the increasing traffic both on and below it
d for both wobbling and being too narrow to	accommodate cyclists who are barred from entering the C
Housing was constructed nearby to	accommodate instructors and students for the school.
f England church and school built nearby to	accommodate surrounding communities.
rea), and acquired a climbing hut nearby to	accommodate themselves and other visiting climbers.
An overpass was built nearby to	accommodate the upcoming students and students' parents
h only such amendments as were necessary to	accommodate the union with Sweden.
Ten portable classrooms are necessary to	accommodate the students.
lsted stop is twice as wide as necessary to	accommodate the two tracks and platform, which are offs
regation, additional space was necessary to	accommodate everyone.
itary aviation history, though necessary to	accommodate the aerial torpedo envisaged to combat the
When necessary to	accommodate deep-draft vessels, the barrier is flooded
The network will need to	accommodate a trillion devices, most of them wireless,
Post-war re-development and the need to	accommodate 20th century innovations such as the motor
ength of the motion picture and the need to	accommodate standard TV broadcast practices, entire seq
d and exposes UI issues such as the need to	accommodate longer text strings.
constitute the minimum difference needed to	accommodate the change of medium.)
to the RDS Arena for Leinster was needed to	accommodate growing crowds.
r, in order to reach to the depth needed to	accommodate LNG tanker traffic.
Disappointingly moved to a Friday night to	accommodate a meaningless England v Saudi Arabia friend
ie's age was reduced from twelve to nine to	accommodate young Tatum, several events from the book w
use the existing defence did not adequately	accommodate the requirements of the implied freedom of
In its current form, Nova can	accommodate 1314 people.
EP) has been enlarged several times, now to	accommodate more than 100 pupils.
ion Commission has increased this number to	accommodate population growth.
es increased the length of local numbers to	accommodate new lines.
been diverted on more than one occasion to	accommodate the development of Heathrow Airport.
ng units were also constructed at Olathe to	accommodate the Air Force personnel.
ilt for a Japanese bank and then sold on to	accommodate staff of the Department of Health who were
1955, two further villas were built, one to	accommodate 36 females and the other 36 males.
molish the stadium and build another one to	accommodate good crowd atmosphere (e.g.
of roads, the site was designed not only to	accommodate the then Conservative Prime Minister, Harol
ur Lady Hospital will remain longer open to	accommodate administrative services and prolonged-care
nal entrance on Woodville Street opening to	accommodate the vastly increased volume of passenger tr
et, requiring a large vulnerable opening to	accommodate gun elevation and severely limiting the max
ldings were erected to house operations and	accommodate service personnel.
which provided him with the opportunity to	accommodate three of his interests, trick photography (
expanding First Market Stadium in order to	accommodate the football program.
o Sunday, by Act of Parliament, in order to	accommodate the needs of local Jewish traders.
ce was not run in 2008 and 2009 in order to	accommodate the Breeders' Cup races.
1982, he moved to Squirrel Hill in order to	accommodate his mother and mother in law, who had moved
singles were released, however in order to	accommodate the large number of bands around at the tim
ibretto adapted from the source in order to	accommodate expectations of opera audiences for arias,
In order to	accommodate these changes as well as to deal with an in
its frequency changed to 107.5 in order to	accommodate a power increase (The FCC ruled out a power
A new studio was built in 1992 in order to	accommodate the school's growing television program.
lway was designed to articulate in order to	accommodate any settlement that did occur.
In order to	accommodate the extra round, the number of teams was re
r wall was quite thick (9−10 m) in order to	accommodate the arcaded superstructure.
, The Massacre, was pushed back in order to	accommodate The Game's album, causing a rift between 50
" rather than an "error system" in order to	accommodate a single system for handling exceptional si
created the junior high program in order to	accommodate those parishes without elementary schools a
not far from the parish church, in order to	accommodate more faithfuls.
Each scion is taper cut in order to	accommodate the need for matching the cambium layers of
Presidents also must be shifted in order to	accommodate the new position of the new U.S. President.
s of the seating can be removed in order to	accommodate trade shows and conventions.
13, he left to be home-schooled in order to	accommodate his work schedule.
of Derby went into decline and in order to	accommodate the increased number of ships visiting the
This is in order to	accommodate for the traffic heading north out of the bu
In order to	accommodate the camera design, Aaton worked with Eastma
aid in 1929 to diminish a curve in order to	accommodate larger locomotives.
s acquired for its construction in order to	accommodate two houses of continental Carthusians in ex
In order to	accommodate excursion traffic an island platform statio
ntial colleges were established in order to	accommodate Harvard freshmen at Yale for the 2005 Game.
ial aid from the G.I. Bill, and in order to	accommodate the growing number of students, the univers
our Johnson AFB, North Carolina in order to	accommodate additional F-16 training at Luke.
dence hall is going to be built in order to	accommodate 1,000 more students.
while the chancel was remodeled in order to	accommodate the choir.
In order to	accommodate the ten-year cycle of reapportionment, the
rimetime earlier in the evening in order to	accommodate newscasts at 11:00 AT.
2004, the platform was extended in order to	accommodate longer trainsets, thus removing any boardin
throughout Sydney Olympic Park in order to	accommodate the large crowds that attend each year.
first congregation in Auckland in order to	accommodate church members that had emigrated to New Ze
In order to	accommodate traders with heavy cargos of coal, sugar, t
ores were refitted and extended in order to	accommodate the displaced departments.
ted ranging from 7 to 100 miles in order to	accommodate a broad range of skill.
ngular pattern of three runways in order to	accommodate a wide range of wind directions.
oved by the Austin City Council in order to	accommodate the arrival of Mexican-based, low-cost airl
inbridge from bass to keyboards in order to	accommodate him.
hannel is improved dramatically in order to	accommodate large PANAMAX class ships.
Construction was expedited in order to	accommodate the increased vehicle traffic that was expe
In order to	accommodate the new weapon, the 76.2mm gun was replaced
In order to	accommodate the construction of the class, Harland and
Both changes were made in order to	accommodate the Rondout Reservoir, which was created ca
aintains "a fairly strict diet" in order to	accommodate the vocal demands of his music before and d
Elliott's team switched to #66 in order to	accommodate their sponsor while Hermie moved into the #
ctural concept of a garden city in order to	accommodate the miners and other employees of the Zeche
loween), to Friday, October 30, in order to	accommodate the LSU Tigers football game.
e was a larger than normal size in order to	accommodate a plastic mouse pad which was included alon
In order to	accommodate the special excursion trains visiting the v
nto various other neighborhoods in order to	accommodate the score."
col of the Italian Peace Treaty in order to	accommodate an ethnically and culturally mixed populati
Teaching Hall on the property, in order to	accommodate a larger audience for teachings and events.
However, in order to	accommodate the space needed for this, and the platform
d stores had to put in subsequent orders to	accommodate the demand.
stems are drug-specific, whereas others may	accommodate multiple drugs, and thus contribute to bact
size reduction, to relieve overcrowding and	accommodate student enrollment growth and to repair old
Trailhead parking can	accommodate 10-15 vehicles.
The station's two parking lots	accommodate 236 cars.
r the end of the 2011 NFL Draft, in part to	accommodate the UFL's earlier start in August for the 2
have been rebuilt several times, in part to	accommodate the growing number of bells.
Once completed Dubai Pearl will	accommodate 9,000 residents and its commercial sector w
with the capacity to seat 1,200 people and	accommodate the entire student body for all-school litu
members and gives multiple performances to	accommodate demand.
s a modernist 'slab-and-block' set piece to	accommodate the city offices lost in the pre-War Guildh
A typical LNG pier could	accommodate LNG carriers from 138,000 cubic meters to 2
is additional length now allows the pier to	accommodate visits by Britain's only surviving sea-goin
ntry, when mass housebuilding took place to	accommodate the city's growing population.
lding and in 1925 remodelling took place to	accommodate a stage “suitable for the presentation of p
ed with the creation of a strategic plan to	accommodate the rapid growth and development of Amman,
If Mrs. Smith flew as well, the plane could	accommodate only one law enforcement office.
Originally planned to	accommodate 765 deputies, this number was reduced as so
The air station was planned to	accommodate FAA day, night and torpedo fighter squadron
ditionally, conference space was planned to	accommodate use by both city and county governments, an
This larger plant could	accommodate additional throat presses and supporting eq
m was moved 14 feet closer to home plate to	accommodate two rows of new chair-back seats.
e laid slightly past the firing platform to	accommodate the front bogies of the gun.
This upper platform could	accommodate three guns and their gunners.
ack was decked over with a wood platform to	accommodate crowds transferring between the Fulton Stre
has an unusually wide and long platform to	accommodate crush capacity crowds that occur regularly
Raised platforms can	accommodate up to four-car low-floor trolleys for handi
ourth and King feature short platforms that	accommodate only two-car trains.
capacity, GO has extended the platforms to	accommodate trains with twelve carriages rather than th
e two tracks with short side platforms that	accommodate about 6 cars (only the first 5 open).
hich included extension of the platforms to	accommodate 12-car train set, and demolition of the ori
arched structure hinged at three points to	accommodate differing stresses and changes in temperatu
tion of 255 features shorter light poles to	accommodate planes taking off and landing on the nearby
The pool can	accommodate six people.
o beter balance the student populations and	accommodate a new elementary school opening in August 2
The port can	accommodate ships of up to 15 m in length, 4.5 m in wid
ved to the less suitable centre position to	accommodate the emerging Matthew Johns in his last seas
und himself pushed into bassist position to	accommodate Jones, who quickly went on to became an acc
Somehow it must be possible to	accommodate all these POVs without becoming merely anod
t over two existing structures, possibly to	accommodate the new lessee of the manor, Robert Drury,
has seen the Brewery extend its premises to	accommodate more vessels and increase its brewing capac
eral leader John Howard was not prepared to	accommodate Bjelke-Petersen.
field at Los Rodeos was hastily prepared to	accommodate the first (though unofficial) flight into T
la and course requirements were prepared to	accommodate the change.
o enquire whether they would be prepared to	accommodate men's hockey again.
rooms called "isolation booths" present to	accommodate loud instruments such as drums or electric
in Plymouth during the 1920s, primarily to	accommodate officers settling back in Britain following
The facility was established primarily to	accommodate the needs of the congregation, various Ukra
Foston Hall, a women's prison, can	accommodate over 170 women.
though notable the campus has no program to	accommodate these students to speak of.
ear, the school had expanded its program to	accommodate all thirteen grade levels, from kindergarte
the BBC began to adjust its programming to	accommodate the new trends.
roaches and employs flexible programming to	accommodate various learning styles and reduce stress.
5, the mosque began an expansion project to	accommodate the growing Muslim population of the Hudson
rebuilt as a multi-million-pound project to	accommodate all years of the school (7-11).
develop learning activities and projects to	accommodate those goals.
ditches were constructed on the property to	accommodate intensive commercial forest management oper
A third platform was provided to	accommodate branch line trains; this was a terminal bay
t adds clarifications and new provisions to	accommodate developments in modern international warfar
niques that traditional publications cannot	accommodate.
In essence, the multiphase pump can	accommodate all fluid stream properties with one piece
ften designed for recreational purposes and	accommodate foot traffic.
The lower two are quadrilateral and	accommodate the hemispheres of the cerebellum.
the government of the province of Quebec to	accommodate the many English-speaking settlers, known a
the music within movements very quickly to	accommodate a new musical idea with each successive phr
are 38 viaducts built into the railroad to	accommodate cross traffic from the street grid.
he Bristol & Portishead Pier and Railway to	accommodate the large ships that had difficulty in reac
It contains additional ramps to	accommodate traffic on three nearby side roads.
be formulated with slower reaction rates to	accommodate batch-mixing and application by roller-appl
o episodes were in the 16:9 aspect ratio to	accommodate new performances.
es in cars can adjust the air-fuel ratio to	accommodate variations in the fuel, but only within cer
was enough to have the ending re-written to	accommodate.
We are ready to	accommodate with any real political system," he said.
nal districts in Iowa were reapportioned to	accommodate the addition of two new districts.
o Abercynon South, which will be rebuilt to	accommodate all services serving both stations.
was electrified, the station was rebuilt to	accommodate the upgrade.
The new combined school will be rebuilt to	accommodate the broader range of pupils that are planne
By June 2008 they were rebuilt to	accommodate even larger ships than before, and ships sc
Farringdon Station is being rebuilt to	accommodate longer Thameslink trains and to make other

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