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We'll move that along and try to accommodate people.
Employers should take requests seriously and try to accommodate the same unless there is a compelling reason not to.
But be aware, too, that many younger workers value informality on the job, research shows, and try to accommodate this when possible.
Listen to them and try to accommodate everybody.
Talk to you employer about his or her concerns about your leave and try to accommodate the company.
To get your courage going, start with stores that are more likely to get your point and try to accommodate it.
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It sat light to doctrine, and tried to accommodate many.
"I wanted to be sensitive to the Mexicans and tried to accommodate everybody and I let the statue go," said the Rev. John M. Derasmo, pastor of the Resurrection church.
For now, though, substantive changes in Andersen's structure will probably have to wait while the firm battles a criminal action brought by the Justice Department and tries to accommodate foreign affiliates anxious to ditch their United States partner, all while enduring a steady exodus of clients.
Lee concedes that the company "listen[s] to the market" and tries to accommodate it, so that sentiment could soon change if the masses demand it.
Politics is about convincing others and trying to accommodate the needs of the many.
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