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Whereas the personal income, on a scale that has been held constant to
accommodate
for inflation, has more than doubled, almost tripled, in that period.
These proteins float independently inside the red blood cell’s pliable, doughnut-like shape, keeping the cells flexible enough to
accommodate
even the tiniest of blood vessels.
To accommodate, their eyes have a much rounder lens to refract light underwater, as well as teardrop-shaped pupils which can expand to 25 times their original size.
How can we shift our idea of construction to
accommodate
that mythical side?
One is: you can't
accommodate
everybody.
And I did want to demonstrate the fact that the chair can
accommodate
people.
By accepting this dichotomy, whether it's tongue-in-cheek, when we attempt to
accommodate
it in our world, and we try to build our foundation for the world, we're messing up the future, because: Who wants to be uncreative?
A settlement can easily
accommodate
15 to 60 percent of a city's population by using just one, two or maximum ten percent of the land.
The infrastructure and buildings needed to
accommodate
this many people is unprecedented in the history of humankind.
Social structure adapts to
accommodate
this possibility and to harness this productive potential, so you get cities, you know, and you get all the non-zero-sum games you don't think about that are being played across the world.
First of all, it can accommodate; it doesn't deny the existence of inequality exploitation war.
But if you do find a way to ignite it where you are, then you will find that the external world rearranges itself to
accommodate
the new person that you are becoming.
It must be called "The Puffy Chair" because only 'puffy' chairs could
accommodate
the extremely 'puffed-up', self-important brothers who drooled it out for public consumption; and, obviously, they are SO full of themselves that they have assumed the public would actually want to consume their drool.
This kid from Harry Potter plays a shy teenager with an rude mother, and then one day the rude mother tells the kid to find a job so that they could
accommodate
an old guy apparently having no place to live has started to live with his family and therefore the kid goes to work for a old lady.
Everyone in the cast is amazing from Sutherland who tries to
accommodate
him and provide ways for the police to coordinate their efforts, to the troubled citizen x.
Streets with people dressed to
accommodate
the day,with flying transit cars or buildings so clean you can eat off of them.
Yet, these two apparently find marital bliss although her clothes closet gets bigger and bigger to the point a whole room has to be taken over to
accommodate
her lack of control.
The character that brings the most sparkle is definitely Cagney, though it took me some time to
accommodate
myself to him.
The correlation between Bambi and Bambi 2 is brilliant too; no awkward adjustments are made to
accommodate
an altered storyline.
Erotic - NO Female nudity - Technically yes about 1 minute in total Sex - NO For practical purposes this was NOT based on the novel by the Marquis de Sade; in fact in the interview the writer admits he rewrote the story to
accommodate
Tyrone Power's daughter who could not act.
The book was of course adapted to
accommodate
Miss Marple and the writer did an incredible job, Miss Marple is given enough of a character and personality and role for it to have been written as a Miss Marple book.
But he cannot hope to “Make America Great Again” if he has to worry about capital flight, and he will not be able to enact his domestic agenda if he has to
accommodate
negative market sentiments abroad.
It seems that Sirisena’s increasingly strained relations with Wickremesinghe, whose pro-democracy United National Party is the SLFP’s main opponent in the upcoming election, together with growing factionalism within the SLFP, left the president little choice but to
accommodate
Rajapaksa.
As the eurozone crisis worsens, they are increasingly driven by domestic political pressures, and their motivation to
accommodate
common European interests diminishes.
We cannot
accommodate
everyone in the room who might have an interest in a particularly important hearing.
As a matter of statistics, the EU can clearly
accommodate
a million or more refugees.
To forestall that scenario, some members of the German government, fearing that they will be unable to
accommodate
Macron’s other demands (particularly concerning eurozone reforms), are hoping to work with him to make Brexit unattractive.
The updated principles would maintain strategic communication and healthy bilateral relations; harness each other’s strengths and expand cooperation in infrastructure, investment, and other areas; deepen cultural ties and increase mutual understanding and friendship; expand coordination and collaboration in multilateral affairs to safeguard developing countries’ legitimate interests and address global challenges; and
accommodate
each other’s core concerns and reconcile bilateral disagreements amicably.
Under a truly international paradigm, the principles underlying a peace deal – two states along the 1967 border (with territorial swaps to
accommodate
Israel’s settlement blocs), two capitals in Jerusalem, an agreed solution to the refugee problem, and robust security arrangements – could be enshrined in a Security Council resolution.
All this has caused Bush to seek to
accommodate
– verbally, at least – the will of an overwhelming majority of Americans to conserve energy.
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