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Attached to the basement is the dental office of his father, Edward Zuckerberg, known to his patients as "painless Dr. Z". ("We cater to cowards," his Web site reads).
Festivals tend to program some lesser-known acts in an effort to create new tastes as well as cater to old ones.
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"As a society caterer we often cater small private dinners, and when a private chef is hired, many of those smaller dinners are then catered by the in-house chef," Mr. Robbins said.
But unless we want to start playing ratings and warnings before songs, unless the music conglomerates start changing the content of their lyrics, as a student body we must cater for vulnerable members of our community and anyone else who could be affected, not just those who are upset that a song won't be played tonight.
217 Jesmond Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 1LA; 0191 281 5222 The Staith House, North Shields Local provenance is all at this gastropub on the quay, and pescatarians are as well catered for as meat eaters.
Kallio is dotted with late-night bars as well as cafes that cater to vegetarians and vegans.
I think the letter and other commonplace pieces of memorabilia such as this cater to a yearning we all carry within us.
The only overhead cost included was communication, which as in PROMISE, catered mostly for mobile telephone time for peer supporter supervisors.
