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| d and CPR's Mill Street yard redeveloped to | accommodate the Saint John Throughway and associated ur |
| re the original structure was inadequate to | accommodate the large number of worshippers. |
| ch so, that new premises had to be found to | accommodate the growth in services, ragged schools, Sun |
| ial aid from the G.I. Bill, and in order to | accommodate the growing number of students, the univers |
| ng units were also constructed at Olathe to | accommodate the Air Force personnel. |
| unday school rooms, built quite recently to | accommodate the expanding Sunday school classes. |
| ol was canceled in the Fairview district to | accommodate the funeral. |
| furbished during the reign of Hatshepsut to | accommodate the burial of both her and her father. |
| d is unusual in that it has an 'S' shape to | accommodate the natural contours of the valley. |
| ls' High School was extensively enlarged to | accommodate the full range of students. |
| Within the walls were two buildings used to | accommodate the garrison and the families of settlers i |
| ht a site on the south side of the alley to | accommodate the customs department, and by the end of t |
| I rearragned the images a little to | accommodate the statue so the page wouldn't be too long |
| while the chancel was remodeled in order to | accommodate the choir. |
| stretched and an extra road wheel added to | accommodate the large gun, which was mounted on a pedes |
| As the crust stretches, faults develop to | accommodate the extension. |
| the station have recently been remodeled to | accommodate the Spanish high-speed train AVE in the cit |
| OV lanes (in 1995) have been added to it to | accommodate the growing regional population, which has |
| The new bridge is designed to | accommodate the addition of light rapid transit. |
| In order to | accommodate the ten-year cycle of reapportionment, the |
| Therefore changes had to be made to | accommodate the new number of teams. |
| which has been refurbished and renovated to | accommodate the artifacts at cost of Rs 25 million as a |
| services also make special arrangements to | accommodate the large crowds. |
| To | accommodate the construction of the Franklin Falls Dam, |
| The stations were expanded to | accommodate the extra cars. |
| ilt the sea bed was dredged (dug deeper) to | accommodate the largest container vessels. |
| ng, though fully paid for, was too small to | accommodate the huge new color presses that management |
| The bunker is meant to | accommodate the Norwegian Royal Family and the governme |
| The museum was enlarged in 1961 to | accommodate the museum workshops. |
| Epiphany was first conceived to | accommodate the growing westward expansion of Palm Beac |
| f Dampierre, about 10 miles to the west, to | accommodate the United States Air Force as a tactical a |
| This station was opened on January, 2001 to | accommodate the growing ridership on the Barrie line al |
| been diverted on more than one occasion to | accommodate the development of Heathrow Airport. |
| this way: “...he greatly exerted himself to | accommodate the differences which existed among the cle |
| (to | accommodate the morning movie), at noon, and late night |
| es and expand seats at Municipal Stadium to | accommodate the team. |
| a wide two way road originally designed to | accommodate the oversized trucks used by the Ponce Ceme |
| to the Omni Hotel and Convention Center to | accommodate the 3,200 fans who attended, mainly due to |
| , a Thursday evening programme was added to | accommodate the crowds and admit women, giving the venu |
| chool in Brookfield (both opened in 1950 to | accommodate the population growth in the area after Wor |
| The site also use to | accommodate the various travelling circuses. |
| The facility was established primarily to | accommodate the needs of the congregation, various Ukra |
| go transportation, the docks were unable to | accommodate the much larger vessels needed by container |
| To | accommodate the growing volume of traffic, construction |
| y undergone renovations and an expansion to | accommodate the Naval and Air Force Museums. |
| To | accommodate the large weapon and a second loader, a tur |
| congressional district lines get redrawn to | accommodate the loss of the seat due to redistricting a |
| been several additions to this building to | accommodate the growing collection, the most recent of |
| people and was built in 1985 to temporarily | accommodate the NBA's Sacramento Kings, who had relocat |
| eplaced by a solid small brick building, to | accommodate the growing school. |
| he installation of a magnet large enough to | accommodate the whole human body for NMR investigations |
| rger, European-style church was required to | accommodate the growing population. |
| g Company in 1958 as a planned community to | accommodate the populations of Ray, Barcelona and Sonor |
| Ten portable classrooms are necessary to | accommodate the students. |
| d stores had to put in subsequent orders to | accommodate the demand. |
| use the existing defence did not adequately | accommodate the requirements of the implied freedom of |
| onal Property Board who is rebuilding it to | accommodate the Government Chancellery, previously resi |
| rday, October 31, to Friday, October 30, to | accommodate the LSU Tigers football game against the Ol |
| all outgrew the hall and had to be moved to | accommodate the 300-500 visitors that now attend. |
| with an appropriately profiled shoulder to | accommodate the lower profile of a tool joint. |
| current Club House near Trafalgar Square to | accommodate the 21st century needs of its members. |
| congressional district lines get redrawn to | accommodate the loss of the seat due to redistricting a |
| Two new characters were brought in to | accommodate the changes, including Jack Douglas as Nell |
| 1970 and 1974, as it had been too narrow to | accommodate the increasing traffic both on and below it |
| The interior was remodeled in 1949 to | accommodate the Theta Delta Chi fraternity. |
| Built in 1967 to | accommodate the planned flooding of this part of the Sa |
| In addition, space was renovated to | accommodate the Office of Research previously located i |
| There were extensive sidings to | accommodate the many excursion trains which came to Bla |
| ept that it has a greatly enlarged slide to | accommodate the powerplant. |
| wing was built on the New Century Hotel to | accommodate the players. |
| To | accommodate the issuing of index futures and options in |
| The DLR platforms were extended in 1991 to | accommodate the DLR's new two-carriage trains. |
| ntry, when mass housebuilding took place to | accommodate the city's growing population. |
| x wine increased, the vineyards expanded to | accommodate the demands from abroad. |
| throughout Sydney Olympic Park in order to | accommodate the large crowds that attend each year. |
| us providing a much greater surface area to | accommodate the protein complexes and other participant |
| This uneven division was chosen to | accommodate the growth anticipated for the eastern part |
| rinciples of adult learning and designed to | accommodate the needs, requirements and learning styles |
| lps the helicase to bind to and to properly | accommodate the ssDNA at the 13 bp region, this is acco |
| Though it was rebuilt and extended to | accommodate the growing parish, it became apparent that |
| ty Transit fleet in Ocean City, Maryland to | accommodate the large ridership of the summer season. |
| lter with a passband that is wide enough to | accommodate the bandwidth of the radio signal transmitt |
| all piece is conducted at a faster tempo to | accommodate the cartoon's standard running length. |
| latforms were lengthened on 17 July 1907 to | accommodate the longer trains running on the line. |
| 9 refurbishing of the second floor began to | accommodate the extensive collection of the Historical |
| ing has 2 levels, and has new classrooms to | accommodate the growing number of students, primarily f |
| anding Main Street in North Myrtle Beach to | accommodate the increase in traffic, and a 1,000-foot b |
| ores were refitted and extended in order to | accommodate the displaced departments. |
| orld War, several wooden huts were built to | accommodate the large number of Calgary soldiers mobili |
| hree separate ceremonies at the facility to | accommodate the University's growing number of graduate |
| needed (in addition to the School Hall) to | accommodate the rapidly growing fellowship. |
| 1921: To | accommodate the post-war baby boom, a 200 bed obstetric |
| each Family erected a large wooden hotel to | accommodate the travelers and workers of the railroad, |
| of the former drill floor - was rebuilt to | accommodate the launch pad and launch vehicle service h |
| for the operation was therefore altered to | accommodate the two remaining airborne divisions, the B |
| To the extent feasible, agcXML will | accommodate the technical requirements of leading softw |
| 1970s had innovative and unique designs to | accommodate the array of solar cells needed to power th |
| s, where they were extended in the 1950s to | accommodate the current standard "A" Division train len |
| Built to | accommodate the pub's more reserved customers during th |
| To | accommodate the lower player count on consoles, the gro |
| ddition, the firewall panels were shaped to | accommodate the longer engines and wider bell housing, |
| The central hallway has a curved wall to | accommodate the staircase. |
| rth (geographical east) end in the 1960s to | accommodate the current standard length of an IRT train |
| a "hyphen" Tyler had added to the house to | accommodate the style of dancing popular then - what is |
| y in Old City using her father's designs to | accommodate the Abnormals. |
| 5, the mosque began an expansion project to | accommodate the growing Muslim population of the Hudson |
| light detour it takes on Gouin boulevard to | accommodate the several specialised residences located |
| ere extended at either ends in the 1950s to | accommodate the current standard IRT train length of 51 |
| lopment within the district was designed to | accommodate the automobile. |
| significant renovation and modification to | accommodate the new Flexity Swift (A32) trams. |
| larger site, the 'Molenveld' in Boechout to | accommodate the larger crowds. |
| By 1801, the building was too small to | accommodate the large congregation. |
| and Thursday were added to the festival to | accommodate the expanding program. |
| rtical downward direction, would be able to | accommodate the needs of a permanently growing populati |
| Lugar was built to | accommodate the workers at the ironworks around 1845. |
| portal islands were widened to the west to | accommodate the parallel bridge-tunnel project work acc |
| r, more efficient emergency department will | accommodate the increasing numbers of patients needing |
| ol; however, it has since been relocated to | accommodate the increase in student population. |
| lsted stop is twice as wide as necessary to | accommodate the two tracks and platform, which are offs |
| 1963, the current High School was built to | accommodate the influx of students, and the upper-level |
| se from 2% to 28%, mass graves were used to | accommodate the dead. |
| oved by the Austin City Council in order to | accommodate the arrival of Mexican-based, low-cost airl |
| p nearly 120 feet (37 m) above the water to | accommodate the seaway shipping channel. |
| ertainment expanded the hotel facilities to | accommodate the influx of tourists; it added an entire |
| The church building was built in 1875 to | accommodate the town's large Scottish Presbyterian cong |
| appeared in the capital and nearby towns to | accommodate the evacuees. |
| A large wooden courthouse was built to | accommodate the justices, lawyers and courtroom facilit |
| Penn plans for the Perelman Center will | accommodate the rapid increase in outpatient surgery an |
| ught the development for $31,500 in 1963 to | accommodate the expanding Kennedy Space Center, and oth |
| umber of industrial buildings and houses to | accommodate the great number of very varied industrial |
| rrillos facilities were further improved to | accommodate the rowing, canoeing and kayak games of the |
| were able to learn rapidly and were able to | accommodate the level of difficulty, within a few sessi |
| el for the very early universe; both models | accommodate the standard big bang Lambda-CDM model of o |
| difications were made to the school site to | accommodate the new range of pupils, while the old Hitc |
| pears that Barton extended his own house to | accommodate the church missionaries as well as donating |
| rict created for the 2009 state election to | accommodate the Gold Coast's urban growth, Coomera was |
| It was replaced by the first Town Hall, to | accommodate the growing local government and its civic |
| esent village of Shenley apparently grew to | accommodate the families of those providing a variety o |
| Construction was expedited in order to | accommodate the increased vehicle traffic that was expe |
| some of the old flooring was reinforced to | accommodate the additional traffic. |
| To | accommodate the necessary two man crew (pilot and navig |
| faced the problem of extending services to | accommodate the increased population. |
| , was forced to construct a new facility to | accommodate the pupils of St. Peter's R.C Middle School |
| It had been closed since 1986 to | accommodate the renovation of the Rainbow Room. |
| cing stadium elsewhere, not large enough to | accommodate the highly popular speedway racing. |
| In order to | accommodate the new weapon, the 76.2mm gun was replaced |
| It was created to | accommodate the office of the count and the extensive a |
| In order to | accommodate the construction of the class, Harland and |
| oof calculus, the calculus of structures to | accommodate the calculus. |
| Both changes were made in order to | accommodate the Rondout Reservoir, which was created ca |
| the Argentine league reduced to 4 teams to | accommodate the creation of a second division. |
| a new wing and second floor on the house to | accommodate the growing family. |
| bring jobs to the area as well as houses to | accommodate the thousands of workers being attracted to |
| such as the Canon obusier de 12, rifled to | accommodate the La Hitte system system. |
| e curved bulge on the turret's left side to | accommodate the commander's cupola. |
| aintains "a fairly strict diet" in order to | accommodate the vocal demands of his music before and d |
| To | accommodate the growth in the city, it moved to a large |
| ction of hundreds of Catholic facilities to | accommodate the post-World War II population growth in |
| Yahya also made an attempt to | accommodate the East Pakistanis by abolishing the princ |
| t a new cycle of complete reconstruction to | accommodate the 1980 Summer Olympics which was hosted b |
| The space had been remodeled to | accommodate the students, as it had been a jail (or Hou |
| runway, called for a temporary location to | accommodate the 52d Fighter Wing's three squadrons of F |
| Rewriting of the article as to | accommodate the current (and silly) Indios Tiburones ph |
| After Buffalo Mayor Griffin refused to | accommodate The Moving Wall, Gorski availed, Chestnut R |
| rd-person perspective in all other areas to | accommodate the increased emphasis on action and combat |
| ormer Marvilense Football Club was small to | accommodate the hundreds of people - members of three c |
| in order to sanctify his capital Kandy and | accommodate the politically important relic known as Bu |
| The move was also to | accommodate the shorter rider as the wide frame made it |
| In 1907 the house was enlarged to | accommodate the family and their large social calendar. |
| Native Americans were gradually expanded to | accommodate the westward expansion of Virginia colonist |
| itary aviation history, though necessary to | accommodate the aerial torpedo envisaged to combat the |
| Yet they must live lives that | accommodate the matters ascribed to astrological houses |
| ctural concept of a garden city in order to | accommodate the miners and other employees of the Zeche |
| re less deep than women's kimono sleeves to | accommodate the obi around the waist beneath them, wher |
| d a new, larger station was built to better | accommodate the light rail cars. |
| The platforms will not be lengthened to | accommodate the longer trains and selective door openin |
| unoccupied at that time, will be rebuilt to | accommodate the merged Southwest and AirTran with some |
| for the operation was therefore altered to | accommodate the two remaining airborne divisions. |
| ollowing are general guidelines, and cannot | accommodate the full richness and diversity of the Russ |
| 9, 2006, Laridian released MyBible 4.100 to | accommodate the KJV and New American Standard Bible ver |
| s corner due to being moved in the 1970s to | accommodate the lengthening of the runway for Vulcan Bo |
| loween), to Friday, October 30, in order to | accommodate the LSU Tigers football game. |
| century and had never been strengthened to | accommodate the standard subway cars used on all other |
| In order to | accommodate the special excursion trains visiting the v |
| are-foot, $18 million building was built to | accommodate the growing availability of on-post-housing |
| e single and one double mobile classroom to | accommodate the children, the younger children in the m |
| nto various other neighborhoods in order to | accommodate the score." |
| The IJN intended to | accommodate the flying boat by bow-up trim and slope at |
| The rear bodywork was redesigned to | accommodate the extra length behind the rear bulkhead. |
| larger payload fairing was also fitted, to | accommodate the LK spacecraft. |
| bay at the first story projects slightly to | accommodate the main entrance, two paneled and recessed |
| which would see increased storage space to | accommodate the large numbers of boats that are current |
| ns and rebuilding her aft superstructure to | accommodate the Talos missile system. |
| financed and built by Oslo Municipality to | accommodate the 1952 Winter Olympics. |
| However, in order to | accommodate the space needed for this, and the platform |
| to be the wrong one, as it was too small to | accommodate the radar, electronics, power generation an |
| mainder when TRUenergy joined SEA Gas as to | accommodate the additional capacity required by the Tor |
| ,000,000 construction project was funded to | accommodate the larger student body and modernize the t |
| sandstone, and was built that same year to | accommodate their printing presses and offices. |
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