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Still, to accommodate the sun wary, cosmetic companies have improved their products, Dr. Rafal said.

With its Pro service, Nitrous.IO has extended its feature set further still to accommodate users in corporate companies and other organizations with specific requirements.

However, some level of reconstruction is still needed to accommodate the existence predicate, which then compromises the deflationary nominalist's capacity to take mathematical language literally.

Some readers will love it, but Man Booker is still struggling to accommodate our American cousins.

Tastes in music and instrument design continue to evolve, and Martin is still trying to accommodate them, as is evident on the floor of the factory here.

But the contractors say at least 100 new buses are still needed to accommodate the 290,000 riders who climb aboard each day.

"Our health care budget is increasing every year and we still have to accommodate the demands of our growing populations," Leila al-Jassmi, chief executive for health policy and strategy for the Dubai Health Authority, said during a speech at the World Health Congress.

More importantly, the developed world's copyright regime is still evolving to accommodate 21st Century issues.

The agnostic (AG), while sympathetic to the atheist's arguments, still wants to accommodate other belief systems and confronts the atheist (Ath) for attacking religion.

Although we experienced a spike in activity with the arrival of patients from Children's Hospital and Ochsner Hospital, we were still able to accommodate the influx and care for the children.

While most of the standard landmarks were still applicable, to accommodate this geometric transformation of the hippocampus, the transition between the CA1 and CA2/3 regions was drawn at the most superior-lateral "corner" of the hippocampus, instead of just beyond the curve on the superior section.