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Other measures included closing certain galleries on specific days of the week to accommodate the shortage of security guards.
Furthermore, officials drilled wells to accommodate the shortage.
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All power sources working in parallel are managed by a sophisticated control system and share the load with their capabilities to accommodate the fact that power shortages are not admissible in the cellular telephony sector. .
While residents of Iqaluit welcome the idea of a deepwater port, they wonder how a town of 6,000 with a housing shortage can accommodate the 500 military personnel that would come with it.
The review shows that community support initiatives are a potentially effective strategy to address the growing shortage of health workers, and to broaden care to accommodate the needs associated with chronic HIV/AIDS.
The review demonstrates that community support initiatives are a potentially effective strategy to address the growing shortage of health workers, and to broaden care to accommodate the needs associated with chronic HIV/AIDS.
One of the difficulties mentioned in "Diocese of Brooklyn Declares Shortage of Priests Is a Crisis" (news article, Nov. 15) is the need to accommodate the linguistic diversity of Catholic parishioners.
He'd accommodate the line — metrically, rhythmically".
Why did Disney accommodate the project?
How will he accommodate the newcomers?
We have to accommodate the waves, right?
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