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Niazi Express operate a fleet of city buses to	cater the mass movements of workers and labourers th
Eagles and	Cater thought that it must have been they who fired
Various free weeklies which mostly	cater to the Mandarin-speaking community from mainla
ional English pubs along the curry mile, which	cater to locals and university students including Ha
was constructed in Armenian Street in 1712 to	cater to the religious needs of the powerful Armenia
eway, there are many shops along the road that	cater to the transient crowds.
school students, although later versions will	cater to college aged students as well.
S$260,000 (US$5.9 million in today's terms) to	cater to vacationers.
getting up or those getting in", presumably to	cater to employees of the night and morning shifts.
eral public, conference rooms and a VIP lounge	cater to busy business travelers.
stores in the region, and establishments that	cater to tourists generally feature coca tea.
ian, Continental and Indian Chinese cuisine to	cater to the tourists.
s corruption because candidates do not have to	cater to special interest groups.
uted in a number of different core packages to	cater to specifics applications, such as mechanical
hat Houston-area businesses did not adequately	cater to Mexican Americans, a large segment of the c
versity of Knowledge Technologies in India, to	cater to the educational needs of the low income, gi
sses of the Protectorate of Oliver Cromwell to	cater to the reading public's fears and speculations
for discovery research and Clinigene (2000) to	cater to clinical development services.
al artwork for film festivals and events which	cater to comic book-themed audiences.
bank established the Consumer Bank in 1982, to	cater to the needs of individuals and small business
's School, Pune, India, was founded in 1866 to	cater to the education of the daughters of officers
Many games	cater to these players by offering special titles an
t canopy walkway and children's play areas, to	cater to the "21st century visitor."
n for the expert user such that the system can	cater to both inexperienced and experienced users.
estaurants, two coffee houses, and stores that	cater to the nearby university.
Unlike many other mosques in Hamburg which	cater to Persians and the Turkish population, al-Qud
During the British rule, this forest used to	cater to the needs of strong woods for all construct
Today, in order to	cater to young people's tastes, different flavours o
rnational borders with China and Thailand, and	cater to international buyers, although leopards are
lorida edition of the magazine was launched to	cater to growing Puerto Rican population in that reg
center is currently in a phase of expansion to	cater to an ever-increasing demand for quality techn
y high percentage of Haredi Jews, and tries to	cater to their needs.
he-art technology facility with resources that	cater to current learning styles.
There are different wings in the church that	cater to all ages - Sunday school, Methodist Youth F
of the first yeshivas established in Israel to	cater to post-high school students from English-spea
great-grandfather John Breuner (1828-1890) to	cater to prospectors during the California Gold Rush
peake Bank) was formed in Irvington in 1900 to	cater to the growing town.
organisations and they often work together to	cater to the needs of the ever increasing number of
marina and a waterfront community, which would	cater to needs of growing community of superyacht ow
alendars are produced for children, while some	cater to both children and adults, and even some are
o nearby ski areas of Klausberg and Speikboden	cater to winter sports enthusiasts.
as chosen to establish an institute that would	cater to the artistic expectations of the royals in
a chef wanting his South Indian-style food to	cater to a wider clientele, notably Chinese customer
built in a variety of quality and finishes to	cater to middle and upper middle income groups.
ad no previous experience with a cause, and to	cater to the increasing number of young people takin
To	cater to the educational needs of the children of II
e was a need to start a school at Jalahalli to	cater to the needs of the children of the employees
Many of the businesses	cater to tourists.
se, Banks and other service providers who will	cater to the Gem and Jewellery Trade.
Male attendants, called tellak,	cater to all the clients.
ub, non-equity memberships are also offered to	cater to members' individual lifestyles if they do n
Large charter vessels	cater to weddings and other special events.
ireless voice, internet and data services that	cater to a wide audience comprising of both corporat
for space planes for satellite launching or to	cater to the new market in space tourism.
It does not	cater to military servicemen and women.
tart a clothing line, called Futch Apparel, to	cater to women like her who preferred gender-neutral
The 11 p.m. newscast was supposed to	cater to people who had missed the traditional 10 p.
ith state-of-art infrastructural facilities to	cater to the precision manufacturing requirements of
re deed restricted, waterfront communities and	cater to boating and fishing enthusiasts.
Phase 3 expansion will	cater to a container terminal.
ents and four teachers in a type II quarter to	cater to the educational needs of the wards of the I
Several smaller campgrounds	cater to water sports enthusiasts.
rms to energy development from the 1970s, some	cater to a specific crisis in energy supply includin
The Junction has two schools, both of which	cater to Primary students.
They	cater to the direct online market for home audio and
s one of the original pizzerias that opened to	cater to Italian-Americans who had emigrated to citi
on Group runs 14 educational institutions that	cater to over 28,000 students.
Ramalinga Chettiar, mainly to	cater to the financial needs of varied customer segm
The Bay platform was sufficient to	cater to the electric service via Cobham, given that
Modern naturist resorts, camps and parks often	cater to vacationers and/or day visitors and thus ma
It will	cater to the healthcare needs of cadets, staff and n
provides investors a set of web based tools to	cater to its investment requirements.
ome of their own gear, and playing venues that	cater to independent music.
several bus routes and tours of the Island to	cater to tourists, these included trips to see cruis
rento craft unique public personas in order to	cater to certain Japanese demographics.
ater ambulance service is specially planned to	cater to the small islands in and around Kochi.
The reception halls	cater to large groups offering many varied dishes co
It would	cater to the requirements of latest generation of mo
t to many other stations who generally fail to	cater to anyone over 50.
n effort to ensure that the service apartments	cater to the needs of a larger cross section of loca
n areas of RLC provide a bed for the users and	cater to various popular fantasies.
taurants, markets, a bar and other stores that	cater to the area's predominant Hispanic population.
clothes in Zimmer's stores [being] designed to	cater to the unpretentious guy who wants to do as li
ng, the local economy is at risk as many Inuit	cater to American sport hunters seeking polar bear t
e mixed choir Helitron was initially set up to	cater to employees of Tondi Elektroonika.
To	cater to rising demand, HMIL commissioned its second
has numerous service industry businesses that	cater to travelers and workers supporting the oil an
nd a Mobile Clinic were also started by him to	cater to the needs of those addicts who are on the s
Most of the older buildings have stores that	cater to the Latino immigrant working class.
nagement, marketing, finance and e-commerce to	cater to the needs of India's rapidly developing cor
any wildebeests are also in safari parks which	cater to their needs.
the road, though some recent trendy bars which	cater to the affluent residents of nearby Hoxton ind
are branches of small cooperative banks which	cater to very few.
All C compilers for 8051 have extensions to	cater to the 8051 architecture.
abled for all sectors of the industry and also	cater to the niche segment of the ever-changing and
eshwar makes API through Fermentation route to	cater to the Biotech Business.
began to be realized and most new developments	cater to all forms of transportation.
So the event has tried to	cater to a wider audience for maximum impact.
pans of 40 m which are made of PSC girders and	cater to electric traction.
1907, started the business from a pushcart to	cater to the throngs of Jewish immigrants settling i
table, while the Infinity Wall is designed to	cater to an entire room of people, such as a confere
makes an effort to be educated about wines to	cater to the audience.
s of four rows of small identical houses which	cater to young families, and another row of larger h
r consists of small shops and restaurants that	cater to local residents.
dry-cleaning, tailoring, shoe repair, etc. to	cater to a busy American lifestyle that dictates a n
up its office in Mangalore in 1868 largely to	cater to the business needs of a few British firms d
"travel store," and, the first retail store to	cater to backpackers and other independent travelers
a.in has a comprehensive suit of channels that	cater to varied needs of online users, viz.,
t, Eagle Creek, and STA Travel, that sought to	cater to these travelers.
on to the current online format is intended to	cater to subscribers who would welcome a printed ver
rown in Greece many tavernas have attempted to	cater to foreign visitors with English menus and tou
ntre, with training and social facilities that	cater to the healthcare and private sectors.
d highlighting the failure of the President to	cater to his liberal base..
and its menu in its Mainland outlets to better	cater to local tastes.
pastoral management course has been set up to	cater to the needs of administrative and service sec
m, saying "it's fine to know your audience and	cater to its entertainment needs, but even the most
92 it opened the Desjardins Bank in Florida to	cater to southbound Quebecers, particularly snowbird
mated 40 percent of the hidden prostitutes who	cater to upper-class clients are believed to be mino
As expected, the three begin to	cater to their pal's every whim in the hope they'll
ipavav started operations in 1996 primarily to	cater to the refrigerated cargo market of Veraval bu
boost acoustic instrument training, as well as	cater to the high interest in electronics generally.
ultiple solutions; Petty stated they wanted to	cater to both the casual player, who may only want t
Such places that	cater to families all demand an INF card as identifi
ree television station in the United States to	cater to the LGBT community, with a selection of ori
tegories is common, although several web sites	cater to the sub genres separately.
To	cater to the residential needs of students from outs
arm of CRISIL, with niche analytical skills to	cater to financial analysis.
In order to	cater to the needs of modern homosexuals, worship of
re of dockside nightclubs in South Africa that	cater to foreign seamen.
d court in the mall on the lower levels mostly	cater to the office workers.
tores are available at stone throw distance to	cater to the needs of the people of solar.
t offers a large array of services designed to	cater to the aspiring pilot on up to corporate jets.
pped with instruments, chemicals and models to	cater to the needs of the senior secondary school to
he running of small shops and restaurants that	cater to the needs of travelers.
Overall, these academic programs	cater to non-traditional students with various conti
a youth broadcaster, they were also obliged to	cater to.
With the ball	Cater took a single wicket.
June 8, 1958: Danny	Cater was signed as an amateur free agent by the Phi
later, the nude body of 27 year-old Nathaniel	Cater, who had been missing for days, turned up in t

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