Mass graves have been dug to accommodate the corpses, with police chief Elmer Soria reckoning that most victims either drowned or were crushed to death by crumbling buildings.
At 1 o'clock, the bars and clubs closed, and in a decades-old Provincetown ritual, most of their denizens gravitated toward Spiritus Pizza, which stays open until 2. To accommodate them, the police close Commercial to cars as hundreds of people mill around in the street, flirting, dancing to the music in their heads and eating slices.
English Heritage said yesterday it was working with police to accommodate the CBDO's protest, adding that a request made by Pendragon in September to replace the real remains with replicas was considered "very carefully" before being rejected.
The janitors' march is unpermitted and may disrupt the city's downtown core, but police will accommodate the protest, Moore said.
The demonstrators, opting for nonviolent civil disobedience, were accommodated by the police, who made fast arrests.
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Police cordoned off wide swaths of the city to accommodate the massive crowds.
New York City officials said special efforts, including an extra police presence, would be made to clear Times Square to accommodate the hundreds of thousands of revelers expected Sunday night.
Police say because the gun was in a holster to accommodate the attached flashlight, the trigger was more accessible.
British Transport Police said that railways around London were extremely busy, with extra services being put on to accommodate the protesters.
