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| NIIT Imperia collaborated with KPMG India to | cater advanced certified program upon International |
| ya has expensive bars with Thai hostesses that | cater almost exclusively to Japanese men. |
| Sconyers was invited to | cater an event for United States President Jimmy Car |
| the Red Sox to the New York Yankees for Danny | Cater and a player to be named later. |
| December 1, 1964: Danny | Cater and Lee Elia were traded by the Phillies to th |
| Police theorized that Williams had killed | Cater and had thrown him off the bridge the night th |
| Soon after they arrive, Jennifer | Cater and most of the Arkansas entourage are brutall |
| ite Sox to the Philadelphia Phillies for Danny | Cater and Lee Elia. |
| recognised house music legend that will easily | cater and satisfy any of your party needs from a the |
| arrested on June 21, 1981, for the murders of | Cater and 29-year-old Jimmy Payne. |
| The school will | cater both to the schooling needs of the children of |
| She left in March 2010 to work for | Cater Communications. |
| Starr disliked solos; he preferred to | cater drumwork to whoever sang in a particular perfo |
| Cater Elementary | |
| or concerts, but also rents out The Castle to | cater events and special occasions. |
| and acoustics plus a removable prooscenium to | cater for different performance types. |
| Currently the bulk of international flights | cater for the large Lebanese community in Kano and M |
| gers must be aware of these 'social needs' and | cater for them to ensure that employees collaborate |
| e early '80s, larger premises were required to | cater for the increasing demand for reggae, ska, and |
| In 1801 the Grand Canal Hotel was opened to | cater for the passenger traffic along the canal and |
| e are many mosques and churches in the town to | cater for the various religious denominations. |
| are four full-size changing rooms available to | cater for two match at a time, a treatment room and |
| s founded in 1834, and was extended in 1861 to | cater for higher attendances following the 1859 revi |
| ried dining hall was built in 1986 in order to | cater for the numerous numbers that visit for occasi |
| gloo label was initially created in Belgium to | cater for improvised and electro-acoustic music, but |
| few Independent Local Radio stations to still | cater for minority tastes such as gospel and jazz. |
| ra, Triggshire String Orchestra was set up, to | cater for the string players from these schools. |
| bar and restaurant and associated amenities to | cater for the increased public demand in recent year |
| w rapidly and expanded the building program to | cater for an enrolment of over 1100 students. |
| There are also 5 bars in the building which | cater for the visitors who come to see shows (2 in O |
| Some of the shops in Sa Coma also | cater for tourists, with many products in the superm |
| In 2000, the school began to | cater for sixth form education, enabling students to |
| owever, it does also mean that Rushmoor has to | cater for the many different needs of the individual |
| ringing up as a township is now being built to | cater for middle-class citizens who have tired of th |
| age range, while BRMB and Mercia both began to | cater for a younger audience. |
| The schools | cater for pupils from the ages of five through to 17 |
| e calendar of meets for both bikes and cars to | cater for everyone. |
| College, situated in Mooi River, South Africa, | cater for boys and girls of all faiths from Grades 0 |
| A Catholic school opened in 1874 to | cater for the children of Irish gold prospectors, an |
| The buildings | cater for secondary education from ages 11-16 as wel |
| The Earl wanted to | cater for 1500, but although Gilbert was generous, t |
| in stages, it was upgraded to 49 megawatts to | cater for increased demand. |
| The stadium was initially intended to | cater for all sports and it was even earmarked to ho |
| 60 on the corner of Darling and Ann Streets to | cater for workers from nearby Mort Bay. |
| at peak load, with a 50% utilisation factor to | cater for peak demand, rather than continuous load l |
| The layout of the campus will be flexible to | cater for companies of all sizes and to adapt to the |
| railway station and by the late 1950s it could | cater for 10,000 holiday makers. |
| rs earlier, Furze Platt Halt opened in 1937 to | cater for the area's growing population . |
| urant by the chef Alexis Soyer, who planned to | cater for the Great Exhibition of 1851. |
| southern side of Mannar as both the sides can | cater for deep sea vessels. |
| To | cater for the hundreds of students travelling to sch |
| n and is one of two in the United Kingdom that | cater for this readership. |
| operators with in excess of 120 coaches, which | cater for both business and leisure travel throughou |
| nues at the heart of campus, with something to | cater for all tastes. |
| , and there are plans to add a fourth level to | cater for a First and Second year junior college. |
| Barwon was built to | cater for demand due to the recent closures of HM Pr |
| y of 3,150, but was expanded to 5,821 seats to | cater for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. |
| It includes Clayton Croft which can | cater for 16 children and Hoylands House which cater |
| 1950s - Morrison obtained contracts to | cater for Loyola University in New Orleans, Mound Pa |
| ade Inn, The Swan and The Malthouse, and these | cater for all tastes. |
| f the Slieve Bloom and Castletown GAA clubs to | cater for gaelic football in a predominantly hurling |
| apital FM Birmingham's license is to primarily | cater for Urban contemporary black music rather than |
| ed their branches, as one bank was not able to | cater for the financial needs of this fast growing t |
| he internees being housed in tents and made to | cater for their own cooking requirements, including |
| cknall, and Fox Street, Sutton-in-Ashfield, to | cater for housing matters and cash receipts on a loc |
| ort was developed in the early 17th century to | cater for Moresby's coal trade, but fell into declin |
| Web Room" and "The Lifesure Suite", which can | cater for 12 to 20 people respectively in addition t |
| til and then through the evening rush hour, to | cater for school children. |
| e were formerly several inns in the village to | cater for the drovers and cattle-dealers. |
| n Liverpool Road (now Hume Highway) in 1861 to | cater for the Protestants of the district as well as |
| g capacity of 50,000 barrels per day (BPSD) to | cater for the Oman's local strategic demand of refin |
| in trust to establish the Ripley Hospital, to | cater for fatherless children, especially those whos |
| It was established to | cater for the spiritual needs of the large number of |
| It had four long terminus island platforms to | cater for the large number of holiday makers arrivin |
| 2.3 To | cater for learner diversity. |
| boys of Stanley Road School when it ceased to | cater for the full age-range. |
| ncrease the capacity to 1593 cc, presumably to | cater for heavier coachwork, although most of these |
| They currently | cater for Gaelic football. |
| It can | cater for both day and boarding pupils. |
| ssioned an extra weekly slot Mutz Cutz Pluz to | cater for their viewers need to see more Murtz on th |
| They | cater for gaelic football, hurling and camogie. |
| Port Vincent can also | cater for schools on camp. |
| at University (1968) and Dhu Varren (1969), to | cater for student travel. |
| The school will eventually | cater for over 1000 pupils. |
| the structure will also be required to safely | cater for the stresses put on the structure while pa |
| s of the Divisions of Fremantle and Canning to | cater for substantial population growth in the Rocki |
| Setting is introduced in order to | cater for differing abilities. |
| They mostly | cater for the Math and Science subjects. |
| ng for Laxton Junior was completed in 2003, to | cater for increased demand and to grow out of the la |
| t overlap as they do now, but were extended to | cater for 8 car trains shortly after the 1986 electr |
| e peak Christmas and Easter holiday periods to | cater for the traffic volume. |
| 0 sq ft (2,500 m2) of offices and workshops to | cater for small high-growth companies in the Advance |
| loped by the club at Deerpark and Lewis Rd. to | cater for the ever increasing number of members. |
| s and civil ceremonies and has a restaurant to | cater for the visitors to the Antique Centre and Gar |
| The institute attempted to | cater for all needs with its extensive amenities. |
| station was extensively redeveloped to better | cater for the greater number of passengers. |
| Cater for and bring out the best in each individual | |
| Class G was created to | cater for entries which were modified to FIA Group 2 |
| Music schools in Germany | cater for students from an early age to postgraduate |
| in business and enterprise and is designed to | cater for 1,550 students. |
| The schools | cater for students of all ages from preparatory righ |
| Society, which had formed in the late 1950s to | cater for local rail enthusiast interests. |
| bove and below, are set back from the river to | cater for floods." |
| ortunities Fund to build a brand new studio to | cater for the growing number of presenters working a |
| 1878 a school was established at Maida Hill to | cater for these families. |
| ms, in common with most stations on this line, | cater for eight carriage trains. |
| was a popular beach resort, with facilities to | cater for visitors. |
| rsion station built along the eastern jetty to | cater for traffic to passenger ships which started o |
| d enough to also establish business that could | cater for their nationalities. |
| ars after the Birmingham & District League, to | cater for those clubs which held "junior" membership |
| They currently | cater for Gaelic football, Ladies' Gaelic football a |
| Providing relevant keywords that | cater for short and long tails results |
| Different grades of walks | cater for beginners and for more experienced walkers |
| These colleges under its academic control | cater for courses leading to Pass, Honours and Maste |
| Roads and services have been improved to | cater for the growing tourist industry. |
| The Birmingham & District League was to | cater for teams in Birmingham and the surrounding ar |
| the area; a siding was opened on 7 May 1928 to | cater for the trade in bricks, the towers of the Mil |
| The new Town Hall was built to | cater for the towns increasing needs for the many ci |
| new inn, The Shoulder of Mutton, was built to | cater for them. |
| Ashill has facilities that | cater for a wide age-range from a Toddlers club, the |
| lub is a member of the Derry GAA and currently | cater for Gaelic football and Camogie. |
| The area around the Sonnenallee was created to | cater for the rural drift to the city of that period |
| number of hotels and public houses, partly to | cater for the large number of visitors. |
| become the main centre for the Wyong Shire and | cater for projected growth in the Warnervale-Wadalba |
| lub is a member of the Derry GAA and currently | cater for both Gaelic football and Ladies' Gaelic fo |
| dustry figures, the website was re-launched to | cater for that audience and satellite radio broadcas |
| William Ransom JMI School was built to | cater for local children and is very well regarded l |
| Although the airport can easily | cater for the occasional Boeing 737 charter service, |
| five separate departments of the school which | cater for students from nursery to sixth form. |
| ived from Ship-Haven), Downings has started to | cater for International game fishermen, the North we |
| There are three main residential blocks, which | cater for students with various levels of independen |
| New College and Swindon College | cater for the town's further education and higher ed |
| original Leeds Wellington station) in order to | cater for predicted growth. |
| built at both Bloomfield and Knock stations to | cater for the additional track. |
| ed expansion of local enterprise and retail to | cater for the growing populations needs. |
| networks and facilities have been improved to | cater for the growth. |
| an's College from 1965) was founded in 1947 to | cater for non-resident women and the decision was ma |
| The waiting shelters were installed to | cater for the high numbers of schoolchildren commuti |
| nge of small private construction companies to | cater for the growing market of those able to raise |
| The school has the capacity to | cater for over one thousand students from the age of |
| ry, the building was no longer large enough to | cater for the range of courses offered by the Limeri |
| e on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays and can | cater for groups of up to 70. |
| Many studs are now breeding Poll Merinos to | cater for the increased demand for these easier to c |
| TP offers a comprehensive range of services to | cater for the needs of industry at various stages, r |
| ey are a member of the Derry GAA and currently | cater for Gaelic football, Ladies' Gaelic football a |
| The senior and junior campuses | cater for 1300 students in total from Transition to |
| lem, the church and its guest house started to | cater for more visitors. |
| lub is a member of the Derry GAA and currently | cater for Gaelic football and Ladies' Gaelic footbal |
| lt in the 1950s by the Franciscan Community to | cater for the local community. |
| ated to Hunter Field Target, and many UK clubs | cater for both disciplines. |
| first food writers to create Indian recipes to | cater for the health conscious cook. |
| rging of the terminal building was underway to | cater for a maximum of 85 passengers at any one time |
| t up in the November of 1930 in Birobidzhan to | cater for the newly arrived Jewish immigrants. |
| A museum was founded recently in Irun to | cater for the interest the vestiges unveiled have ar |
| fronting Lambell Terrace commenced in 1941 to | cater for the Darwin area population of 4,000. |
| lub is a member of the Derry GAA and currently | cater for both Gaelic football and Camogie. |
| electoral law for the first Bundestag does not | cater for, but was changed at the end of 1952. |
| an anomaly that the Scotland Act 1998 does not | cater for. |
| signed by Joseph Hudnut and built for $17,000, | Cater Hall was constructed in 1915 as the residence |
| Katherine Cooper | Cater Hall, also known as the Old President's Mansio |
| M for Montreal's initiative is to invite and | cater international music buyers, journalist, taste |
| n nursing and has state-of-the-art features to | cater its students with the most modern facilities. |
| e sophisticated night clubs in Kingston, which | cater mainly to tourists, foreign workers, diplomats |
| other airports in Pakistan, as it operates to | cater mainly to the population of Khuzdar. |
| other airports in Pakistan, as it operates to | cater mainly to the population of Faisalabad, Jhang, |
| ide countless books and online catalogues that | cater manily for the faculties of Health and Applied |
| ide countless books and online catalogues that | cater manily for the faculties of Business and Law a |
| The WRCA rodeo events | cater more to actual ranch work than do regular rode |
| The school started Port Management program to | cater needs of expanding international business and |
| Royal Navy Commander Edward | Cater, of HMS Lord Nelson, in charge of the landings |
| February 1973 by a cross section of people to | cater of the quality education need of the children |
| time, he married Margery, the daughter of John | Cater of Letcombe Regis in Berkshire (now Oxfordshir |
| the door into the room where Lepidus was, and | Cater once. |
| Although these businesses appear to | cater only to Koreans, recently, they have been tryi |
| Cater played twelve seasons in the major leagues, mo | |
| on Globe wrote that the album was "intended to | cater primarily to rabid fans", commenting that thos |
| Cater Rand (9 December 1749 (Lewes, Sussex in Englan | |
| Cater Rand's later projects were more preoccupied by | |
| a rapport with their patrons, enabling them to | cater searches to the needs and search style they al |
| Miles Staniforth | Cater Smith (25 February 1869 - 14 January 1934) was |
| The institution, which was intended to | cater solely to the requirements of Scottish childre |
| The site was started in 2007 to | cater specifically to the latin Community. |
| 08, a new Performing Arts Centre was opened to | cater specifically for Drama and Music. |
| dom's first Independent Local Radio station to | cater specifically for the Asian community. |
| h producing small,once through,baby boilers to | cater steam required at that time by the hospitals.T |
| nclude The Cazalets, The Canterbury Tales, The | Cater Street Hangman, Get Well Soon, Vanity Fair, Mu |
| y confined to the some 600 odd playhouses that | cater strictly to an all-Negro audience.” |
| varam, Red Hills, Chembarambakkam, Veeranam to | cater the daily needs of water for chennai area. |
| rnment in various sectors, originally aimed to | cater the needs of each sector. |
| He contracted Stewart's company to | cater the book release party, where Stewart was intr |
| an preserve a corpse for two days, in order to | cater the NRI people. |
| The course has been formulated mainly to | cater the needs of students who wish to pursue a car |
| e number of existing schools was not enough to | cater the need of the children. |
| But then he is hired to | cater the couple's wedding! |
| o Dum Dum started as a song playing station to | cater the NRI community from Kerala. |
| in veterinary sciences and animal husbandry to | cater the needs of Vidarbha and Marathwada regions o |
| ding was only a temporary building designed to | cater the needs of the school for the first few year |
| d ministries and a host of sub-ministries that | cater the needs of kids, youth, men, women, couples |
| e than 4 men's beauty parlour(barber shops) to | cater the needs of NITC males students, faculty and |
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