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If this happens foreign oil companies are likely to pile in, boosting the domestic industry which will cater to them.
You could try a course at L'Atelier des Chefs, which will cater to your specifications in London, Lille or Paris.
Sony and its business partners will invest $322 million in the venture, which will cater to individuals, said Sony's vice chairman, Tamotsu Iba.
This summer, she plans to open iCANN Berkeley, a dispensary and wellness center, in a historically black neighborhood, which will cater to seniors.
Before the performance, 75 people can sample a buffet drawn from the Titanic's last lunch, which is described as an "old school, high-end menu" by William Muller, president of My Restaurant Group, which will cater the meal in the Gallery space upstairs from the 428-seat theater.
So far, the Media Development Authority has remained coy about announcing the tenants of the first building, which will cater primarily to the incubation of start-ups and creating prototypes of innovations in various media sectors, including interactive digital media, film and broadcasting.
Uttar Pradesh: A bus service, which will only cater to female commuters, was introduced in Kanpur city on Thursday, The Times of India reported.
But the decision Tuesday to further open up single-brand retailing to foreign competition — a move officials had signaled in early December — suggests that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his aides believe there will not be significant political resistance to the niche foreign retailers, which will largely cater to the middle and upper classes of Indian society.
For the new box, WD has also worked on a new user interface which it hopes will cater to users who have gotten used to navigating content on their mobile devices and tablets.
Compared with the Game Boy, which will continue to cater to younger users, the DS has a more varied range of games: Nintendo has worked hard to get third-party software publishers to support the device.
A fourth adults-only village will be created next winter at Club Med's Copper Mountain ski area in Colorado; the former Marriott at Crested Butte, which the Club just bought, will cater to families.
