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(In sifting through this history, I noted that Irvin redrew the actual first cover, a green, pink, and black hand-separated image, for the magazine's 1926 birthday, possibly to accommodate full color, probably because no one could find the original).

Sheathed in the same mysteriously stern gingham, and presented as independent, one-sleeper units in homage to the increasing scission of all couples created by the online world, the Comfortable II is built to accommodate full bedtime use of a laptop.

The AGES-Reykjavik/Montreal Neurological Institute pipeline has been modified to accommodate full brain coverage including cerebellum and brainstem, multispectral images (T1-weighted three-dimensional spoiled gradient echo sequence, FLAIR, and proton density/T2-weighted fast spin echo sequences), high throughput, and minimal editing.

Make sure that the piece of chocolate is large enough to accommodate full evolution of the flavor profile.

Many programs try to be flexible to accommodate full-time workers.

But in the refurbished building, office space is being reconfigured to accommodate full-floor and multifloor tenants, possibly dot-com companies and companies from the nearby garment district.

Look for portable or semi-portable machines if you find you cannot accommodate full sized stationary machines.

Your container's opening should be wide enough to accommodate the full width of the avocado pit easily.

To accommodate the full keyboard and the touch screen, the $80 device is a bit larger than the average mobile phone.

N.F.L. Commissioner Paul Tagliabue said today that the league would most likely push back the Super Bowl one week to accommodate a full schedule of playoff games.

In academic circles and on college campuses, bathrooms may no longer be assigned male or female, and on some campuses the acronym LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) has expanded to LGBTQIA, with "Q" for "questioning", "I" for "intersex" and "A" for "asexual" to accommodate the full spectrum of gender identity, or lack of it.