24) 4. LIVES OVERLAP ON THE TRACK Brooklyn's McCarren Park track caters to the needs of the physically curious, the committed and the compulsive.
Bloody Mary, for example, the gimlet-eyed businesswoman who caters to the needs of the sailors, might just be the trickiest role in "South Pacific," capable of being distorted into a cute or cruel stereotype.
Expressing concern about the aims of the special development zone set up by the state government and whether it caters to the needs of the average person, the court said "In Mumbai, for example, there are certain jhuggi jhopris" or slums "which are part of a economic development zone.
At V-Lounge, one of the higher-end resorts at Ostia, Stefano Boccolucci caters to the needs of the regular clients, who are feeling the pinch less than many others (the top cabin here costs more than $10,000 for the season).
"As the marathon neither caters to the needs of Palestinian civilians nor serves any genuine military purpose, the marathon constitutes an illegal activity in occupied East Jerusalem under international humanitarian law," read the letters, sent on behalf of the Palestinian Olympic Committee, Athletics Federation and Higher Council of Youth and Sport.
"The most important part of our redesign is that we are creating a space that caters to the needs of pedestrians — their comfort, their safety, their ability to appreciate the beauty of the area and its connection to the water," said Neil Hrushowy, the city's lead urban planner on the project.
