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The very simple principle of the DAC allows great versatility of design for accommodating many analytical techniques for determining the properties of materials at these extreme conditions.
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He was accommodating (many say to a fault).
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But the market for Chinese literature is sufficiently diverse to accommodate many definitions of literary success.
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