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As a fundamental part of development of a livable city, settlement is facing new challenges in accommodating a fast-growing urban population.
A group of private exchanges has popped up in recent years to accommodate a fast-growing trading market in the private shares of the Internet companies like Twitter and LinkedIn.
The alleys, called hutongs, are among the few historic residential areas that have not been demolished in the city's rush to accommodate a fast-growing population and capitalize on ballooning land prices.
Sustainable urbanization requires an intensive use of land for housing development to accommodate a fast-growing urban population.
"He's accommodating, a pragmatist.
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The rGO sheets provide a fast electron pathway and accommodate a large amount of sulfur.
But that is to accommodate a shift to gas, not faster deployment of renewables (which would divert investment from gas); still less energy efficiency, which you do not mention at all.
It allows applications to execute faster and accommodates a wide variety of projects in a timely manner.
Other skeptics question whether marine science budgets--roughly $400 million annually in the United States--can grow fast enough to accommodate a new exploration program.
Facebook still has to convince investors that it's moving fast enough to accommodate a dramatic shift in consumer behavior to mobile devices away from the web.
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