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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.

For years healthcare has been moving away from the inpatient care trends that our current facility was designed around. Outpatient services at SCMC (e.g. physical therapy, outpatient surgery, CT scans) have increased 33 percent over the past five years. The new facility's floor plan is arranged to accommodate this continuing shift in services.

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.

I have around 160 kids I could work out, but I can't because of the facility. Our facility now can only accommodate 80. I have to take the top 80 players and turn the rest away.

They need a specific size facility to accommodate them from September through April. They need a minimum of 4,000 seats plus luxury boxes, (additional) concessions, restrooms, storage. When you take all that and put it in a facility like ours, we don't have the space or land to build something like that on top of ours.

So the domestic novel can accommodate, should accommodate, a lot of extremity.

When completed the new facility will have the capacity to accommodate approximately 3,000 staff,

Our customers traveling into and out of Nome will soon have an expanded and enhanced facility that will better accommodate their needs, and improve their travel experience.

We're going to do a couple of smaller things to accommodate more people, but we're not going into all-out Division Series mode. It's hard for us, but it's harder, unfortunately, for the people who we had to explain we can't accommodate. You're trying to get as many people in as you can, but you're also trying to maintain a working environment where people can get their jobs done.

We try to accommodate those women and children by providing outreach services for them.

The larger venue also allows (city staff) to accommodate more people with just two dances, with each dance accommodating a wider age range.

The school district could not accommodate all the children who are eligible for pre-K. I think with this we can offer more services.

As we worked through the entire process, we tried to do all we could to accommodate the community. This is indeed another way to accommodate the community. This could have been much more litigious. We decided not to go this route. ... We definitely don't want to be in a situation where we're at odds with what elected bodies asked of us ... what the community asked of us.

Kings Bay could certainly be expanded to accommodate a larger contingent of ships and personnel, and this region would welcome the additional jobs that may be transferred from Connecticut,

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Keep in mind those are just short-term solutions. In our minds ... we are at a very critical point where we can't accommodate a larger student population with the facilities we have.

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