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It's a little bit strange, but I don't think the neighborhood should change just to accommodate me.

It's a strange thing to say, but it made me feel proud of the neighborhood I live in -- even though my neighborhood is in prison right now.

It went pretty good. They seemed more than willing to try to work with the neighborhood to accommodate everybody.

Bill Dixon (1979-)

We want to totally change the look from a 50-year-old neighborhood to a neighborhood that is state-of-the-art and fully improved with nice front lawns.

I have hope that this city will find a will to change this neighborhood into a prosperous neighborhood that retains its color, but regains its streets from the drug dealers.

We have a legal requirement to accommodate them. We cannot just not accommodate them, but the law doesn't say how we have to accommodate them.

To put a restaurant in our residential area it not only going to change the traffic pattern, but change the noise pattern in my neighborhood, change the trash.

We really need to know what their vision is. The building needs to fit what a school district is trying to do. We want to understand every program and how it might change. The building needs to accommodate what they're doing today and when change comes in the future.

A neighborhood barbecue is essentially what we've put together. Pex Mahoney Tufvesson is one of the world's top hackers. We wanted it to be a neighborhood thing since the accident happened in the neighborhood.

Shawn Christopherson

Nothing prevents Hill from continually modifying his complaint after suffering an adverse ruling on a particular allegation. Even if the state were to change its lethal injection protocol to accommodate Hill's preferences, prior to a next execution he could easily change his 'three-drug cocktail complaint.' ...

Carolyn Snurkowski

She came here to change her life, to get her daughter back -- that was what was real and pure in her world. She would do everything she had to do to accommodate that wish.

Our goal is to preserve and protect the history of the neighborhood, the character of the neighborhood. Clarksville is on the national register of historic places. It's a historically black neighborhood. It's the first freedman's town west of the Mississippi.

You can see this is a typical neighborhood and there are children in this neighborhood. How would these people feel if they shot at a sign and missed and the slug went into a nearby house and struck a child? Let's leave the drive-bys to the big cities. This has always been a quiet neighborhood and I'd like to see it remain that way.

With Steve moving up to a bigger facility, he's able to accommodate my bull mastiff. He has x-ray services here, but not big enough to accommodate larger dogs.

The whole scene is very strange. It's a very strange town and a very strange business, and it has a tendency to creep me out.

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