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Photograph: Ethan Miller/Getty No other art gallery can boast of being accessed via a 97%-scale replica of Venice's Rialto Bridge that's been modified to accommodate a moving walkway.

But, should a company outgrow its space in six months, Fano said WeWork will work to accommodate a move to support its growth.

Didier Drogba's return to Chelsea has moved a step closer after current club Montral Impact said they were "willing to accommodate" a potential move.

The university said it would begin playing in the A-10 this fall because the conferences were able to accommodate a quicker move.

At one point, the barricade had to be moved to accommodate a police bus.

ITV denied the move was designed to sabotage BBC1's Sunday night lineup and said it was because that week's Thursday night episode of Coronation Street has to be moved to accommodate a Uefa Europa League football match.

In 2015, the course had to be moved to accommodate a lack of snow, and in 2014 a barren segment of the course injured several teams, causing them to drop out.

If he gets the impression that so much hair is just too overwhelming for you, he might be moved to accommodate a little shaving.

Furthermore, this study provides the contour maps that enable designers to accommodate the moving TMD units within a permissible stroke limit.

The event was originally scheduled to be at a smaller venue, but was moved last week to accommodate a bigger crowd.

A rear wall in the theater had to be moved back to accommodate a digital video projector, and the lobby needed additional soundproofing; the bar was constructed upstairs, and bathrooms were built downstairs.