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estaurants, two coffee houses, and stores that	cater to the nearby university.
During the British rule, this forest used to	cater to the needs of strong woods for all construct
y of 3,150, but was expanded to 5,821 seats to	cater for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
ed their branches, as one bank was not able to	cater for the financial needs of this fast growing t
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
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
as chosen to establish an institute that would	cater to the artistic expectations of the royals in
It was established to	cater for the spiritual needs of the large number of
ad no previous experience with a cause, and to	cater to the increasing number of young people takin
It had four long terminus island platforms to	cater for the large number of holiday makers arrivin
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
boys of Stanley Road School when it ceased to	cater for the full age-range.
se, Banks and other service providers who will	cater to the Gem and Jewellery Trade.
for space planes for satellite launching or to	cater to the new market in space tourism.
ith state-of-art infrastructural facilities to	cater to the precision manufacturing requirements of
the structure will also be required to safely	cater for the stresses put on the structure while pa
ents and four teachers in a type II quarter to	cater to the educational needs of the wards of the I
February 1973 by a cross section of people to	cater of the quality education need of the children
They mostly	cater for the Math and Science subjects.
They	cater to the direct online market for home audio and
e peak Christmas and Easter holiday periods to	cater for the traffic volume.
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
It will	cater to the healthcare needs of cadets, staff and n
loped by the club at Deerpark and Lewis Rd. to	cater for the ever increasing number of members.
ater ambulance service is specially planned to	cater to the small islands in and around Kochi.
s and civil ceremonies and has a restaurant to	cater for the visitors to the Antique Centre and Gar
It would	cater to the requirements of latest generation of mo
n effort to ensure that the service apartments	cater to the needs of a larger cross section of loca
taurants, markets, a bar and other stores that	cater to the area's predominant Hispanic population.
station was extensively redeveloped to better	cater for the greater number of passengers.
clothes in Zimmer's stores [being] designed to	cater to the unpretentious guy who wants to do as li
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
the road, though some recent trendy bars which	cater to the affluent residents of nearby Hoxton ind
ortunities Fund to build a brand new studio to	cater for the growing number of presenters working a
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.
1907, started the business from a pushcart to	cater to the throngs of Jewish immigrants settling i
makes an effort to be educated about wines to	cater to the audience.
up its office in Mangalore in 1868 largely to	cater to the business needs of a few British firms d
Roads and services have been improved to	cater for the growing tourist industry.
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
ntre, with training and social facilities that	cater to the healthcare and private sectors.
pastoral management course has been set up to	cater to the needs of administrative and service sec
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.
Although the airport can easily	cater for the occasional Boeing 737 charter service,
New College and Swindon College	cater for the town's further education and higher ed
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.
ipavav started operations in 1996 primarily to	cater to the refrigerated cargo market of Veraval bu
networks and facilities have been improved to	cater for the growth.
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
ry, the building was no longer large enough to	cater for the range of courses offered by the Limeri
boost acoustic instrument training, as well as	cater to the high interest in electronics generally.
ree television station in the United States to	cater to the LGBT community, with a selection of ori
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
tegories is common, although several web sites	cater to the sub genres separately.
To	cater to the residential needs of students from outs
In order to	cater to the needs of modern homosexuals, worship of
lt in the 1950s by the Franciscan Community to	cater for the local community.
d court in the mall on the lower levels mostly	cater to the office workers.
first food writers to create Indian recipes to	cater for the health conscious cook.
tores are available at stone throw distance to	cater to the needs of the people of solar.
t up in the November of 1930 in Birobidzhan to	cater for the newly arrived Jewish immigrants.
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
A museum was founded recently in Irun to	cater for the interest the vestiges unveiled have ar
he running of small shops and restaurants that	cater to the needs of travelers.
fronting Lambell Terrace commenced in 1941 to	cater for the Darwin area population of 4,000.
y high percentage of Haredi Jews, and tries to	cater to their needs.
he internees being housed in tents and made to	cater for their own cooking requirements, including
ssioned an extra weekly slot Mutz Cutz Pluz to	cater for their viewers need to see more Murtz on th
any wildebeests are also in safari parks which	cater to their needs.
d enough to also establish business that could	cater for their nationalities.
As expected, the three begin to	cater to their pal's every whim in the hope they'll
gers must be aware of these 'social needs' and	cater for them to ensure that employees collaborate
new inn, The Shoulder of Mutton, was built to	cater for them.
Many games	cater to these players by offering special titles an
1878 a school was established at Maida Hill to	cater for these families.
t, Eagle Creek, and STA Travel, that sought to	cater to these travelers.
n and is one of two in the United Kingdom that	cater for this readership.
ars after the Birmingham & District League, to	cater for those clubs which held "junior" membership
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.
The school will	cater both to the schooling needs of the children of
a rapport with their patrons, enabling them to	cater searches to the needs and search style they al
The institution, which was intended to	cater solely to the requirements of Scottish childre
y confined to the some 600 odd playhouses that	cater strictly to an all-Negro audience.”
Although these businesses appear to	cater only to Koreans, recently, they have been tryi
Starr disliked solos; he preferred to	cater drumwork to whoever sang in a particular perfo
The site was started in 2007 to	cater specifically to the latin Community.
The WRCA rodeo events	cater more to actual ranch work than do regular rode
other airports in Pakistan, as it operates to	cater mainly to the population of Faisalabad, Jhang,
on Globe wrote that the album was "intended to	cater primarily to rabid fans", commenting that thos
stores in the region, and establishments that	cater to tourists generally feature coca tea.
Some of the shops in Sa Coma also	cater for tourists, with many products in the superm
several bus routes and tours of the Island to	cater to tourists, these included trips to see cruis
Many of the businesses	cater to tourists.
rsion station built along the eastern jetty to	cater for traffic to passenger ships which started o
has numerous service industry businesses that	cater to travelers and workers supporting the oil an
	Cater played twelve seasons in the major leagues, mo
are four full-size changing rooms available to	cater for two match at a time, a treatment room and
mated 40 percent of the hidden prostitutes who	cater to upper-class clients are believed to be mino
apital FM Birmingham's license is to primarily	cater for Urban contemporary black music rather than
Modern naturist resorts, camps and parks often	cater to vacationers and/or day visitors and thus ma
S$260,000 (US$5.9 million in today's terms) to	cater to vacationers.
a.in has a comprehensive suit of channels that	cater to varied needs of online users, viz.,
n areas of RLC provide a bed for the users and	cater to various popular fantasies.
are branches of small cooperative banks which	cater to very few.
was a popular beach resort, with facilities to	cater for visitors.
signed by Joseph Hudnut and built for $17,000,	Cater Hall was constructed in 1915 as the residence
Several smaller campgrounds	cater to water sports enthusiasts.
Large charter vessels	cater to weddings and other special events.
Leonard Henry Courlander (1878-1970) and Edith	Cater (1898-?), who sent him to boarding school.
o nearby ski areas of Klausberg and Speikboden	cater to winter sports enthusiasts.
tart a clothing line, called Futch Apparel, to	cater to women like her who preferred gender-neutral
60 on the corner of Darling and Ann Streets to	cater for workers from nearby Mort Bay.
Today, in order to	cater to young people's tastes, different flavours o
s of four rows of small identical houses which	cater to young families, and another row of larger h

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