A few years later, Nina Simone, who could exude a level of anger that made someone like Jim Lawson seem rather accommodating, started singing a song called "Mississippi Goddam".
Given global shifts in the steel industry, jobs that the city was built to accommodate started to disappear, leaving whole communities adrift.
The advantage, they say, is in the small petroleum engine's operating at its most efficient rate at all times, while the electrical capacitors absorb or discharge energy to accommodate start-and-stop city driving.
Citizens who "insist on being vaccinated" will be accommodated, possibly starting in late spring or summer next year.
The working world needs to accommodate women starting families, not just pay lip service to doing so.
"General Musharraf and his military started accommodating these groups.
So when uninsured patients clamored for the cheaper generic, some doctors, including Dr. Kolodny, started accommodating them.
[C7.] An Internet High-Wire Act Despite the lingering malaise in travel demand, a few airlines, most of them foreign, and many hotels are spending money to start accommodating the growing demand by business travelers for a good Internet connection.
By the end of next year, a quarter-hour is expected to be shaved off that commute when a new station, under construction on Island Avenue is to start accommodating express trains to Secaucus, for a more efficient transfer to Penn Station.
"It's going to be a very difficult dynamic for the Democratic Party to start accommodating" its newly minted suburban officials when they compete over issues like local aid, he said.
