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Mr. Dell and his backers are betting that the company will be better able to diversify beyond the PC business without having to cater to the stock market's demands for higher profits from one quarter to the next.
Imagine if G.O.P. education policy was set by former Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida, without having to cater to radicals, who call for eliminating the Department of Education and view common core standards as some kind of communist conspiracy.
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But Lutterworth is also having to cater to local tastes.
Without much insight into what these users like, the new code-writers will have to cater to users based on who they are.
"We have to cater to that".
You had to cater to his every need".
Designed for 800 pupils, it had to cater for 1,300.
Our programmes have to cater to this huge range.
"I didn't have to cater to patrons.
You have to cater your teaching to that".
We have to cater for all of that".
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