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accommodate

[uh-kom-uh-deyt] / əˈkɒm əˌdeɪt /




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State agencies, however, were ill-equipped to accommodate the order.

From Los Angeles Times

This rearranged internal layout appears to have evolved to accommodate and support the dinosaur's exceptionally large nose.

From Science Daily

If Talarico’s interview had aired on TV and his opponents requested time, CBS would have to accommodate them ahead of the Texas primary election on March 3.

From Los Angeles Times

Rutledge added that maintaining TV studios, crews and accommodating large audiences is becoming increasingly costly for producers, who are looking more to other types of digital and social platforms that are more attractive to advertisers.

From Los Angeles Times

Pahlavi has also criticized some of his more eager supporters, saying a democratic system is better equipped to accommodate political differences.

From The Wall Street Journal