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| ormer Methodist church that is now used as | accommodation for many alternative shops of the type for |
| Workington, Cumbria to provide undercover | accommodation for the growing fleet of locomotives prese |
| disused camps found a new lease of life as | accommodation for the Polish troops and their families. |
| gust 1906 as a temporary mixed school with | accommodation for 540 with two classes of 50 pupils in t |
| Some | accommodation for students at Jesus College is now named |
| ounge was built which provided comfortably | accommodation for members and their families. |
| s like Uranquinty had the space to provide | accommodation for the wives and children. |
| Facilities at the Camp include | accommodation for Soldiers, NCOs and Officers, a cook ho |
| facility, was built along with residential | accommodation for healthcare staff. |
| , a new infants department was opened with | accommodation for 400 pupils. |
| 1942, with the station being provided with | accommodation for 2,951 male and 411 female staff. |
| The Scotland Wing presently serves as | accommodation for the Durham Diocesan Office. |
| someone who could help to find and provide | accommodation for immigrants who would otherwise find it |
| brary and cinema facilities, a chapel, and | accommodation for a crew of four,Padre,Skipper,engineer, |
| and 1840 the premises served as temporary | accommodation for the Reform Club. |
| Temporary | accommodation for the thousands who poured into Melbourn |
| th 8 more a few miles away: these provided | accommodation for half the workers. |
| Accommodation for 444 pupils | |
| The prison provided | accommodation for prisoners assessed as suitable for tre |
| Accommodation for 408 Pupils | |
| of patients started from 17 July 1882 with | accommodation for 41 European and 42 Indians. |
| Accommodation for 408 pupils | |
| It provides student | accommodation for Swansea Metropolitan University, an ar |
| r purpose, and became both the offices and | accommodation for solicitors (as the Inns of Court were |
| including rooms for 70 students as well as | accommodation for married couples, were opened; these we |
| Chairs the Haven Foundation which supports | accommodation for the long term mentally ill. |
| the largest hospitals in Asia, residential | accommodation for doctors and ancillary staff, academic |
| arn directly on the river which served for | accommodation for the overflow of her many weekend parti |
| Accommodation for 28 students in ladies hostel | |
| The hostel provides residential | accommodation for volunteer staff working on this herita |
| e a modern conference venue and additional | accommodation for Humboldt University. |
| It is for mixed and infants, with | accommodation for 400 in all, and is fully attended. |
| Cromford Venture Centre in 1996 to provide | accommodation for young people studying the industrial h |
| There was | accommodation for 200 soldiers. |
| uilt in 1874, and is a brick building with | accommodation for about 220. |
| Accommodation for Media and Administrative Staff. | |
| revor Street including segregated sleeping | accommodation for the employees. |
| as added to provide much needed specialist | accommodation for Maths, Languages, RE and Drama. |
| There was | accommodation for 65 patients. |
| ness Close, and includes some warden-aided | accommodation for the elderly. |
| h and twentyone in breadth, and containing | accommodation for about 120 persons. |
| ale students and 28 for female and partial | accommodation for teaching/research and administrative s |
| as bail hostels, and probation supervised | accommodation for offenders post-release are known as Ap |
| ilanthropist Lord Rowton to provide decent | accommodation for working men in place of the squalid lo |
| It has | accommodation for 208 people. |
| These originally gave | accommodation for the gardeners, and continued to do so |
| fellow traveller that, instead of finding | accommodation for the night, the pair "hang around the [ |
| in the late 18th century to provide living | accommodation for his staff and servants. |
| two facilities in the State that provides | accommodation for female prisoners and has a significant |
| he keeper's houses was restored to provide | accommodation for work crews visiting the island to carr |
| These hostels provide | accommodation for 2973 undergraduate students annually. |
| They provided | accommodation for personnel, including communal and a si |
| o from 444 to 507 feet (155 m), installing | accommodation for 81 tourist class passengers, and upgra |
| aduate students, and was the first college | accommodation for women on campus. |
| services the Studentenstadt that provides | accommodation for university students. |
| CBS offers | accommodation for international students and visiting pr |
| ft wide (19 m) and 34 ft high (10 m), with | accommodation for 1853 worshippers. |
| Moreover, There is also parking | accommodation for 400 cars. |
| The base also has | accommodation for up to 530 cadets and soldiers. |
| the Stadium has its own "Olympic Village" | accommodation for athletes and the Olympic Lodge Hotel a |
| There was temporary | accommodation for 1149 male and 252 female personnel. |
| r a few months and was otherwise used as a | accommodation for the farm hands. |
| fron developed largely in order to provide | accommodation for the families of miners. |
| On both sides of the halls, there was | accommodation for guests and dormitories for monks. |
| e a total of 190,000m2 of mixed commercial | accommodation for office, research and light industry, t |
| The school also offers free | accommodation for its students. |
| These may have been | accommodation for a Priory official or guest rooms for v |
| It was used as | accommodation for holiday makers. |
| Landing Ship Gantry carrying 15 LCMs with | accommodation for 150 military personnel. |
| ent, along with a number of workshops, and | accommodation for the workers. |
| The stadium provided | accommodation for those having to be evacuated from Abin |
| The Hotel provided | accommodation for users of Lime Street Station. |
| They provided | accommodation for 2,500 personnel, including communal an |
| These offices provide civic | accommodation for members, together with a Council Chamb |
| rust, who also offer limited self-catering | accommodation for holiday-makers in the area. |
| of Dark Days as a means of gaining better | accommodation for the residents of the tunnel. |
| Several properties are run as sheltered | accommodation for the elderly. |
| was that they could be adapted to provide | accommodation for a number of different metal industry t |
| a residence again in 1840, and was used as | accommodation for various officers of the Royal Househol |
| orth, South London, by providing temporary | accommodation for GP services during the construction of |
| Its housing is a mixture of general needs | accommodation for single people, couples and families, s |
| non 23 concerns the proper organisation of | accommodation for lepers. |
| candals of wasteful expenditure and luxury | accommodation for ministers and World Cup tickets (for) |
| There are also farms that offer | accommodation for tourists. |
| to his wife and was "too small to provide | accommodation for my young family, and even if that was |
| ere was an urgent need to provide suitable | accommodation for the large collection of anatomical and |
| But the greatest want is that of suitable | accommodation for the Working Classes ... A Plan and Est |
| atering and can be rented as self-catering | accommodation for tourists. |
| The upper stage comprises the living | accommodation for the crew during their six-month return |
| At first there was only | accommodation for 30 boys in the house, so the remaining |
| A YHA bunkhouse, which provides | accommodation for up to 12 people, is located in The Bat |
| original community was originally build as | accommodation for the aboriginal stock-men and their fam |
| offices, 3 new wards, lecture theatre, and | accommodation for doctors, students and nurses. |
| s generally seen by governments as welfare | accommodation for low income earners, social security re |
| ambers in the Temple were also residential | accommodation for barristers; however, shortage of space |
| , a sporting complex, shopping facilities, | accommodation for travellers (hotel/motel, B&Bs, caravan |
| He built | accommodation for civil servants and established schools |
| They still provide | accommodation for some of Melbourne's senior citizens. |
| ovide a luxury lodge and dormie house with | accommodation for visiting golfers. |
| after World War I, it continues to provide | accommodation for 189 residents. |
| d this party were an advance party to find | accommodation for them and other American troops who wou |
| and the superstructure extended to provide | accommodation for extra Staff Officers; two deck houses |
| wever, remained in Telz, where they rented | accommodation from local townsfolk. |
| The city is a major | accommodation gateway for the region. |
| From this time, the | accommodation grew by accretion so that by 1867 the carr |
| y 1879 radical changes in patient care and | accommodation had been made. |
| fully restored in 2001, it is now a 5 star | accommodation hall. |
| g block was completed in 1999 and all five | accommodation halls were refurbished between 1997 and 20 |
| Barlinnie prison still consists of 5 | accommodation halls with each holding approximately 200 |
| The society's | accommodation has since then been gradually consolidated |
| Additional | accommodation has upgraded the site with additional clas |
| Since the mid-19th century, living | accommodation has been constantly improved to meet resid |
| Purpose-built classrooms and | accommodation have been added in recent years along with |
| 50 sqm and offers an excellent standard of | accommodation, having been developed in 1987 to a high A |
| lacrimation and nasal secretion, abnormal | accommodation, heartburn, upset stomach as well as cramp |
| Alongside the new | accommodation, Highbury began the new decade with new mo |
| Kaltenbrunner, angered by the policy of | accommodation Himmler carried out towards the Race, incl |
| short term | accommodation hotels / inns / clubs / guest houses etc. |
| ells became popular once more, and further | accommodation houses were provided in Rusthall. |
| The college has named one of its student | accommodation houses after her. |
| zig, in fairly bad condition, served as an | accommodation hulk for the German Mine Sweeping Administ |
| tly towed to Toulon in 1959 to serve as an | accommodation hulk for the submarine school. |
| As Alan cancelled their | accommodation in their usual plush hotel during a fit of |
| 41st General Military Hospital, providing | accommodation in tents and huts. |
| local prison, who welcomed them and given | accommodation in the best houses of the soldiers. |
| s 8 to 10 horses a day in the professional | accommodation in Made. |
| he Oak' which also offers very pleasant 4* | accommodation in addition to bar and restaurant faciliti |
| Accommodation in the prison consists mainly of dormitori | |
| room for up to 600 passengers, with luxury | accommodation in the first class. |
| n or Turnberry, up to 80 guests would find | accommodation in the mansion, Milton, and in seven holid |
| 09-117) covers the direct repatriation and | accommodation in neutral countries. |
| wo Australian government escorts and their | accommodation in Los Angeles for four nights (September |
| sweetener from the new owners of a rented | accommodation in Dolphin Square, London SW1 on the under |
| Tongyong Pinyin requires no more special | accommodation in international correspondence than the d |
| There is less | accommodation in Javouhey compared to Cacao, but Saint-L |
| Initial | accommodation in the school was non-existent but a perma |
| The present owners offer holiday | accommodation in cottages in the grounds. |
| 's Proveniershuis, where he was given free | accommodation in return for writing a history of the cit |
| There is plenty of | accommodation in the area, such as Castlecina Cottages, |
| The title refers to student | accommodation in an imaginary Oxford college. |
| s) and St Dunstans House provides boarding | accommodation in individual rooms for the Sixth Form. |
| Accommodation in the Algarve ranges from high rise resor | |
| in Plymouth she gained additional enclosed | accommodation in the form of a large deckhouse on the fo |
| Much of the supported | accommodation in the UK is also provided by Housing Asso |
| Liverpool and have been providing student | accommodation in the UK for over 20 years. |
| Accommodation in the suburb largely comprise of Victoria | |
| markets, specialty stores, restaurants and | accommodation in a range of forms. |
| an advisory council on post-primary school | accommodation in Dublin and also introduced the school p |
| nfants, but the boys remained in temporary | accommodation in St. Andrew's and St. Paul's church hall |
| ity of Strathclyde acquired it for student | accommodation in 1964, renaming it Baird Hall. |
| ty Council of Toronto; both men had shared | accommodation in Galway in the 1950s, after which O'Dono |
| ome one of the largest providers of rented | accommodation in the South East. |
| as a model farm, and converted into living | accommodation in the 20th century. |
| It moved to temporary | accommodation in Sligo in 1899 and to a new school build |
| st fund that develops and operates student | accommodation in the UK. |
| llary thereto, to provide hostels or other | accommodation in which there shall be no distinctions of |
| pent the last 12 years living at sheltered | accommodation in Bangor, County Down. |
| is particularly associated with university | accommodation in the United Kingdom, United States and C |
| West Indian immigrants find employment and | accommodation in Britain. |
| children, and sometimes offered the women | accommodation in her own home. |
| he town has a number of services including | accommodation in the form of hotels, a public bar, a num |
| iding a welcoming environment and pleasant | accommodation in central London for graduate, profession |
| tish Council for Refugees arranged for the | accommodation in a college for his students. |
| Henry arranged Mond's first temporary | accommodation in Widnes at the Mersey Inn (formerly the |
| n's Orphan Institution opened in temporary | accommodation in Duke Street, and by the end of that yea |
| ly on the charity of the Rowton Houses for | accommodation in London. |
| ation about Norwegian public transport and | accommodation in English. |
| ns on Stanford's fleet of luxury jets, and | accommodation in luxury resorts. |
| The university college has | accommodation in the village, where many international s |
| The claims range from | accommodation in a flat in London, with each monthly pay |
| t a quick trip, there are arrangements for | accommodation in huts in the area around Kempty. |
| The reserve has | accommodation in the forest and a set of forest trails t |
| Holidays in a rural parkland setting with | accommodation in chalets or lodges and caravan parks. |
| ortunity to rent large bedrooms as student | accommodation in their second and third years. |
| ngton continues today with new residential | accommodation in the northernmost part of the area. |
| aiming The Center: Confronting Evangelical | Accommodation In Postmodern Times, Crossway Books (Octob |
| The Stagg Inn also offers | accommodation, in the pub and at the Old Vicarage, just |
| Besides being home to Eibia's workers' | accommodation, in the fall of 1944 for six weeks, Benefe |
| ated between the Department's pre-existing | accommodation, in a row of interconnected Victorian town |
| "HR") Division, augmenting their existing | accommodation in the West Wing. |
| ast recognised tourist rest house / budget | accommodation in Kumaon hills prior to entering Gwaldam |
| sale of alcoholic beverages and associated | accommodation in an area. |
| 514 U.S. 725: “Reasonable | Accommodation” in flux |
| He arrived in Cambridge, then found | accommodation in Manchester and eventually was offered a |
| Camping | accommodation in dormitories has been made available by |
| Accommodation in or near the town consists of the Taunto | |
| after the Byron Bay lighthouse, and offers | accommodation in three cottages. |
| dern housing estates, but about 65% of the | accommodation in the town were built in the 1970s. |
| The school opened in purpose-built | accommodation in September 1972. |
| Accommodation in the main prison is made up of single oc | |
| 971 the Bauhaus Archive moved to temporary | accommodation in Berlin. |
| way, helped thousands of workers who found | accommodation in Franzensfeste contributing to the devel |
| to that, the school had occupied temporary | accommodation in Winfield Road, and had had to overspill |
| ect Works, moved into purpose-built office | accommodation in the centre of Kirkby-in-Ashfield. |
| Ansari had initally planned on renting an | accommodation in Colaba, but due to the high rent there, |
| The mill was converted to residential | accommodation in the 1960s |
| ouse is Victorian term for a form of cheap | accommodation in which inhabitants are lodged together i |
| The mill was converted to residential | accommodation in 1998. |
| ining people staying in declining low-rent | accommodation in Westminster. |
| Accommodation includes a separate performing arts block, | |
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