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The phrase "accommodate for those" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would be "accommodate those" or "accommodate for."
Example: "We need to accommodate those who require special assistance during the event."
Alternatives: "make provisions for those" or "provide for those".
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It is the skill of the drawer to adjust the image to accommodate for those mistakes.
"We have more than 40 patients with special needs, and there are two to four specialists who can accommodate for those needs," said Shum. "They have to be escorted to the clinic, but we can't spare the manpower so we have to arrange for private caretakers, which are paid for by the patients".
The handout booklet produced for the workshop included PowerPoint slides, lecture notes and activities and was initially developed to accommodate for those learning styles that find such resources beneficial and to improve the sustainability of participants' learning.
While most varieties of milk do come with calories, you can make smart choices or substitutions to accommodate for those calories in your daily diet.
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