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This total, also known as "carpetable space," becomes the actual square footage needed to accommodate every person, place and need in the new office.

If this group of opponents wants to stop the project because they think we won't be able to accommodate the school children, they are incorrect,'' said Didio.

Hong Kong Disneyland has taken a number of steps to accommodate the high guest demand during the Chinese New Year.

The change in the kindergarten program was necessary despite the school district's purchase of 21 portable classrooms - 14 of which will be used to accommodate class-size reduction.

Coordination with the client's telecommunications consultant to accommodate the advanced technology which supports the new organizational structure;

The Kalare system has been designed to accommodate the DR integration as a simple field upgrade.

Enrollment at Emblem Elementary School is about 885 students, and 14 portable classrooms are needed to accommodate the overload.

Furthermore, very few buildings were set up to accommodate users of 1,200 to 4,000 square-feet.

As our customer base continues to expand, a larger, more versatile headquarters was needed to better accommodate our immediate needs and facilitate our future growth.

The suites have been designed to accommodate multiple needs: leisure, entertaining and business, all to great effect.

With a five Terabit per second backplane and industry-leading density, the Force10 TeraScale E-Series delivers the scalability Vonage requires to accommodate network traffic.

New staff will be hired to accommodate growing sales particularly on the implementation team, in the technical support department and in the customer service department.

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In addition, Fremont continued to expand its in-house training programs to accommodate the training and staffing needs for its increased portfolio.

Ridgecrest maintained that since Sierra Sands had several different school sites that could accommodate all its students on one campus, Ridgecrest should get access to one of those sites.