" He added: "We cater for those kinds of buyers.
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Their yields cater for a lot of the remaining population.
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Its primary use is to cater for cargo vessels and ferries.
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A cell block being renovated could soon cater for 218 more.
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Now, well, there isn't the funding to cater for the fastidious.
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Labour's leader produced a new business model to cater for underserved audiences.
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Financial providers need to recognise these changing needs and cater for them.
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The French authorities are deploying huge efforts to cater for the migrants.
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Locations are reasonably diverse so it should cater for your every need.
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Some weddings in the country cater for an average of 1000 guests.
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Some businesses are already adjusting their ranges to cater for the grey market.
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" "High street store bikinis do not cater for women of my body type.
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So, we have a system to cater for this: plan, resource and train.
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Some cater for non-Chinese citizens, often the foreign-born offspring of returning Chinese.
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When companies try to cater for older customers, they do not always get it right.
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A viewer typically pays 10 Kenyan shillings ($0.10); at most, the shack can cater for 30.
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In 2015, an Indiana pizzeria said it would not cater for gay weddings following then-Gov.
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Chinese restaurants are sprouting to cater for new arrivals who are rarely fond of Pakistani food.
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Outsourcers have thus bought up lots of smaller businesses, to cater for a wide range of functions.
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Amazon has a variety of different devices at all kinds of price ranges to cater for all.
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Sunderland says that the average group size City Pantry is asked to cater for is 34 people.
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The butchery is also able to create bespoke menus for cater for pets with particular dietary requirements.
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It's called Numuww, which is growth, that is going to cater for the small and medium enterprises.
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After all, we shouldn't encourage the tech industry only to cater for the most mainstream users imaginable.
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"The reality is that Phnom Penh needs more homes to cater for the middle income earner," he said.
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Described as "Windows 10 Pro for Advanced PCs," the new version appears to cater for significant hardware demands.
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The Norwegian Joy has a much bigger casino than usual, to cater for the Chinese love of gambling.
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I wanted to cater for all those girls who were not interested in looking like a trophy girlfriend.
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Many merchants in the UK already accept Alipay, which has expanded to cater for Chinese tourists spending money overseas.
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Restaurants and bars are increasingly adding nutritious juices to their menus to cater for the health-conscious among us.
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I could not resist since I had to cater for myself and I was 16 years (old) by then.
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Why hire a cook or make the meals yourself when a robot can cater for you this Thanksgiving pic.twitter.
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UK Finance's new disputes body would cater for businesses with a turnover of between 6.5 million and 10 million pounds.
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Grocery shops and libraries that cater for locals are replaced by identikit cafés and bike-rental outlets that serve tourists.
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"Wealth inequalities will persist and a failure to cater for those left behind could create social fissures," the EIU warned.
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This allows Onyx to cater for a number of African languages by providing a suggested listing of country-specific apps.
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Some fast fashion brands cater for the ethically-minded consumer with the odd sustainable collection here and recycling drive there.
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Because you've got a dietary requirement, and they might not be able to cater for you if they upgrade you.
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The new store will also target both sexes, making it one of the few on Savile Row to cater for women.
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The University of Phoenix is designed to cater for the needs of working adults, who make up 2700% of its students.
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"To cater for the training audience's high expectations the level we have taken it into is unprecedented" is all he said.
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A new IT platform piloted in Britain will soon cater for more efficient e-commerce and deliveries to customers, he added.
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They brought their rituals and traditions with them and looked to their countries of origin to cater for their spiritual needs.
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And in many African capitals new housing estates are going up to cater for families with two children and one car.
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That's probably not a lot of Windows 10 users, but Microsoft continues to cater for every use case with Windows 10.
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The company set up its Deliveroo Editions service to provide additional capacity to well known restaurants to cater for increased demand.
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"The ... numbers are placing a huge strain on our already stressed ability to cater for food," he told a news conference.
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"Our product can cater for companies of all sizes, from SMEs or startups to large corporations of any sector," adds Aranguren.
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The group opened a five-star hotel under its Radisson Blu brand in Nairobi last year, to cater for wealthy clients.
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A weak state failed to cater for hundreds of thousands of new city dwellers, driven into slums by fighting in the hills.
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The to-and-fro movement has become a lively business, and there are towns on both sides to cater for the migrants.
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With so many shapes and sizes to cater for, there aren't as many docks for Android devices as there are for iPhones.
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The league is learning what many Western brands have in recent years — that China is an immensely difficult market to cater for.
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It feels like we're transitioning to a space where the systems we've set up don't cater for the realities of today anymore.
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Most of the incomers were too poor to pay for imams, and the West lacked the skills to cater for migrants' spiritual needs.
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We cater for babies from 20 weeks gestation and you just can't walk in to a shop and buy something of this size.
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Aside from the Pontedera factory, Piaggio also opened a factory in Vietnam in 2013 to cater for the great demand in Asian markets.
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"If the shared model isn't used then there would have to be thousands of cycles to cater for all the customers," Shahzad said.
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Since 1980, for example, prorogation has only lasted one week with an additional three weeks to cater for the annual political party conferences.
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"Not only did Hiep let us shoot at her brand new restaurant, she also offered to cater for us," he said by email.
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Countries must also do more to improve transport safety and access for women, and cater for elderly and disabled people, the report said.
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Tourism minister Prisca Mupfumira said the country presently has 85,000 elephants and it could only cater for 55,000, according to a local media reports.
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Mariusz Urbanowski, a local Polish priest, says he mixes the two languages in his festive services, to cater for different generations of Anglo-Poles.
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"We will also be increasing investments into Neotel to cater for rapidly accelerating mobile and enterprise traffic," said Liquid Telecom Chief Executive Nic Rudnick.
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China is on the brink of opening an international exchange alongside the United Arab Emirates to cater for its mammoth Belt and Road Initiative.
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Asylum boats will continue to be turned around at sea, and offshore centers will continue to cater for arrivals which slip through the net.
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I would have considered it as a full on, dance orientated event, but there's more than one room so they cater for different audiences.
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It, along with Cboe and Turquoise, have set up new hubs in Amsterdam and Paris to cater for any post-Brexit situation that arises.
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The role is designed to allow the French bank to cater for the increasing overlap between the bond and loan markets, according to the bank.
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Greenland, eager to benefit from growing activity in the Arctic, plans to expand the airports to cater for direct flights from Europe and North America.
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According to Ms. Naughty, who's been making independent feminist porn for women since 2000, mainstream porn's attempts to cater for women is just window dressing.
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"In those parts of the country with a long record of immigration… it is normal to cater for the specific needs of children," he said.
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He says that most restaurants will "boil the chicken to death," because Asian restaurants here have many things on the menu to cater for everybody.
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The 13,000 square feet "dark store" at Bromley-by-Bow, east London, will open in the autumn and cater for growing demand for online groceries.
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As such, a slew of eating spots such as Baiziwan Road have been tailored to cater for them and have evolved into bustling congregation areas.
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"There's not a lot of events that cater for the South Sudanese community in Australia," said Nyadol Nyuon, a Sudanese-born lawyer and community advocate.
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To cater for patchy, unreliable connectivity, over more basic handsets, Google's design considerations for both software and hardware will prioritise low battery consumption and offline capability.
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Rather than rely on foreign governments to cater for the needs of their Muslim residents, many Western policymakers now prefer to draw up their own strategies.
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The $14 her family receives each month for food from the United Nations is not enough to cater for her seven children and herself, she said.
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A mobile blood donation station is also in the works and Tsai wants to also grow the service to cater for cats, other pets and livestock.
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The UFC returns to Sweden on Sunday with an event jam-packed with familiar faces from the European MMA circuit to cater for the local crowd.
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" The commission argued that current tax rules "were not designed to cater for those companies that are global, virtual or have little or no physical presence.
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French said this year's crop of Nordmann Firs, which cater for 95 percent of Wick Farm's market base, is made up of seven-year-old trees.
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Of course, there are options to cater for all tastes — if you're looking for a more luxurious option in accommodation, they're certainly in no short supply.
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The 60,000-seat capacity stadium is due to open in early 2018 and has been designed to cater for cricket, soccer, rugby and Australian Rules football.
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We now need to take a little side step, I think, and cater for the other people who might be available for us as a club.
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To gain the IAPA's approval, events must have a full medical staff and an on-site trauma room to cater for any medical issues with competitors.
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Bars that sprang up to cater for visiting clients have closed and dozens of Lebanese, who dominate the import business in West Africa, have departed, residents say.
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The story will be compared to the many cases in America where florists or bakers have been taken to court after refusing to cater for gay weddings.
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The SPD wants to introduce "citizen insurance," to end the differences between Germany's private and public systems which, it argues, cater for the rich and poor respectively.
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This will enable the operation of a cross-border, day-ahead electricity trading market that can cater for interconnection auctions under the European Market Coupling regulatory mechanism.
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"We need to cater for the needs that consumers have, and they are rapidly changing," Groener said, pointing to growing ecommerce and the need for social spaces.
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Thomas Brueck, Munich TU's associate professor of industrial biocatalysis, says that the biofuel from algaculture could cater for 3-5 percent of jetfuel needs by about 2050.
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The 29-year-old told her followers that she called three months ahead of her visit to see whether they would be able to cater for her.
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"To cater for the needs of customers, we will increase the supply of meat and poultry products from other countries," it said in a statement, without elaborating.
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Sites like Yevette Nails and Jax World Entertainment also cater for these needs, showcasing pictures of long, painted nails poking out of flip-flops and high heels.
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"Student and young professionals are time sensitive, often nomadic in choosing where they work and live and as such our platform needs to cater for this," says Jenkins.
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The phenomenon of the internet becoming divided to cater for different regions — dubbed the "splinternet " — has been flagged by some experts as a real possibility in the future.
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He said he thinks today's operating systems — including Android and Apple's iOS — don't cater for the huge number of different devices that will be connected to the internet.
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Eurosport will also, for the first time, have a dedicated 'Radical Van' mobile social media studio at the PyeongChang Snowpark and other venues to cater for new audiences.
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Kenya has struggled to find homes for its fast-growing population, and developers often put up buildings to cater for the soaring demand in violation of construction codes.
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Some are also looking to add space for the heavier pigs currently favored by customers and to cater for extra piglets as sows become more fertile, experts said.
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"We don't know who we cater for any more," lamented another BHS shop assistant at the company's flagship Oxford Street store, and that has been BHS's crucial weakness.
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Fitch believes the company's improving expertise in apparel manufacturing, its ability to cater for a wide product range and longstanding relationships with global apparel brands are credit positive.
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He said most businesses were having trouble paying back loans they had taken to cater for what they had hoped would be a sharp rise in tourist arrivals.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Volvo Cars has started producing its XC40 compact crossover SUV in China to bump up capacity and cater for growing demand, the Swedish carmaker said on Friday.
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They cater for workers who cannot afford cars, and overcome a problem that many public-transport users in big cities face: a long walk to and from the station.
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Camerano said A2A's power supply from hydroelectric plants was flexible enough to cater for neighbouring countries where import demand can fluctuate as they make greater use of renewable energy.
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Teaming up on streaming is also a live issue as companies like ProSiebenSat 1 and RTL Group try to build digital platforms to cater for binge-watching younger viewers.
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The leases allow the national oil companies to store their oil, some of which will cater for India's strategic needs, while they can sell the rest to Indian refiners.
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Last week, central bank started systematic injections of dollars to cater for the needs of private individuals and some corporations in a move to ease pressure on the local currency.
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Kim has allowed some markets in North Korea to develop, introduced more Special Economic Zones and called for factories to expand their product ranges to cater for diverse consumer tastes.
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Created to streamline the process of booking street food vendors to cater for your wedding, party or event, Feast It operates much like any online marketplace, matching supply with demand.
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" A post shared by TINTED (@livetinted) on Feb 8, 2018 at 10:25am PST Eddo-Lodge continues by urging people not to "buy into brands that don't cater for you.
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Unlike vertical UCG platforms that focus on one area, such as Trustpilot for reviews, Yotpo is building out a platform to cater for all of a company's UGC marketing needs.
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He arrived in Denmark in 1991 and worked at the restaurant Lai Hoo, where he got to cook for the Danish royal family and cater for the shipping giant Maersk.
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In dairy, India was not anticipated to be a significant exporter given huge domestic demand to cater for, with the EU seen posting the biggest increase in dairy export market share.
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But historic houses and history museums are less popular than they used to be, and museums that cater for young visitors now have to compete with an array of other attractions.
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STOCKHOLM, April 33 (Reuters) - Volvo Cars has started producing its XC40 compact crossover SUV in China to bump up capacity and cater for growing demand, the Swedish carmaker said on Friday.
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Mr Modi has been smart in passing laws to help non-resident Indians, encouraging easier travel and tourism and setting up special offices in Delhi, the capital, to cater for them.
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If 5G is to cater for machine communication, providing connectivity for IoT devices for low-power, wide-area applications, we believe amount of 5G capex under this case should be manageable.
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While ending freedom of movement of people, Britain will try to ensure tourists can travel freely around Europe and will try to make its immigration policy better cater for business needs.
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But DJI is still the biggest player in the market, and widening its range of products to cater for professionals as well as regular consumers is a smart and expected move.
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Like this one, it will be run by refugees; it will cater for the staff of charities who work at the camp and who currently have to travel miles to eat.
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Maeztu said 14 new distribution centers to cater for online trade accounted for a large share of the investment, and said another 20 new distribution centers would open this fiscal year.
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Like other Indian refiners, HMEL is also building a petrochemical complex linked to its refinery to cater for an expected surge in demand for goods ranging from plastics to paints and adhesives.
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Low-cost carriers and full-service airlines have been adding planes and increasing services to cater for demand from a rising middle class in Asia eager for both leisure and business travel.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 10 (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co. has set up a trust company in Singapore, its first in Asia, to cater for a growing cadre of ultra-wealthy individuals in the region.
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"The increase in the loadshedding stage is intended, among other things, to cater for unplanned further trips and to create capacity to replenish water reserves for our pumped storage schemes," Eskom said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Europe's spirits makers announced plans on Tuesday to list the number of calories and ingredients in spirit drinks, as businesses and regulators step up efforts to cater for healthier lifestyles.
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"Why would someone pick an animal God has created to be wild…and feel that they can cater for them?" asks Afia Ajyeman, who has been selling grasscutters in Kumasi for 60 years.
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The Oxford Street store says the early launch of its festive shop, which typically opens next month, will cater for the high number of summer tourists who want to take home Christmas gifts.
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A five-story penthouse in Monaco'stallest building is just one of several new properties springing up in the tiny European principality to cater for the surge of the super-rich moving to Monaco.
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If anyone is going to carry Phelps' mantle at a meet that will run well past midnight on some days to cater for U.S. viewers, then it is likely to be Katie Ledecky.
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JERUSALEM, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Ryanair is adding 15 new routes between Europe and Israel to cater for Europeans seeking a milder climate in the winter, the Irish low-cost carrier said on Wednesday.
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In addition, its diversification across alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, as well as across price points, provides the company with the flexibility to cater for changes in consumer tastes, regulations and economic conditions.
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"We only have four nurses and one medical doctor to cater for this number of people so it is not enough to deal with their medical challenges," said Army Lieutenant Colonel Patrick Omoke.
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The proposed merger comes at a time when ordinary mail volumes continue to shrink and postal companies look instead to expand their parcel delivery businesses to cater for the growth in online shopping.
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"If we can identify specific, legitimate, uses of this type of trading activity, as well as the already well-known illegitimate uses, we can then cater for both within the Code," Salmon said.
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Volunteers set up a special hall at the Shasta College evacuation center to cater for people with pets, not only dogs and cats but also rats, pot-bellied pigs and a giant tortoise.
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The orders were illegal under Israeli law because there was a cook employed at the residence at the time, whose job it was to cater for the prime minister, his family and their guests.
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Fans used routes such London Luton to Kutaisi in neighboring Georgia, as well as going to Baku via Budapest, Varadi said, though he said the airline could do more to cater for sports fans.
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Now it is prioritizing video ads, fine-tuning its reach in its new app, and offering products to take it beyond big advertisers and cater for the longer tail of ad and marketing customers.
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The two obvious takeaways are thus: firstly, there are too many festivals, and secondly, there aren't enough DJs on the circuit to cater for them in a way that creates a genuinely individual experience.
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Eurosport has experience covering winter sports and has hired 150 experts, many of them former athletes in disciplines such as ski jumping and luge, to cater for local audiences stretching from Germany to Azerbaijan.
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Eurosport has experience covering winter sports and has hired 150 experts, many of them former athletes in disciplines such as ski jumping and luge, to cater for local audiences stretching from France to Azerbaijan.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has allowed some markets in his country to develop, introduced more Special Economic Zones and called for factories to expand their product ranges to cater for diverse consumer tastes.
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Over the last two years, the market has developed to cater for the needs of IDPs who've fled their homes, escaping the destructive path of war with often nothing but the clothes on their backs.
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"From seed investment through to IPO and secondary listings, the Social Stock Exchange is able to cater for all fund-raising and visibility needs of those companies that fit its admission criteria," the SSE says.
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The relatively small contract size is designed to cater for both large and small investors, including from China, while having the contract in U.S. dollars should appeal to a broad range of industry participants, she said.
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HMD Global, the Finnish company that licensed the rights to produce Nokia phones, is unveiling a trio of Nokia-branded Android devices today that are designed to cater for the mid-range of the smartphone market.
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The reform they aim to cater for is part of MiFID II, the second Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, taking effect in January 2018 and designed to make EU financial markets more transparent, competitive and secure.
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ZURICH, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Swiss engineering group ABB has joined Northvolt's project to build Europe's largest lithium-ion battery factory in Sweden to cater for expected demand growth for electric cars, the partners said on Tuesday.
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Proposed by leaders worldwide, so-called Smart Cities are being built to cater for a growing global middle class but risk leaving girls without safe areas to learn and play, according to a panel of experts.
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"This is one big area where the Chinese consortium can play a role," he said, adding that there are also plans to launch Sukuk bonds to cater for the fast growth of Islamic finance in Pakistan.
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And while supermarkets and restaurants across the country are attempting to cater for those rising numbers of veg-only or veg-heavy eaters, the fast food chains and chicken shops of the world aren't keeping pace.
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With Halal Adult Store's discreet packaging, it's little wonder Zeb's store has been swamped with visitors when the site offers a safe—even invisible—space for Muslim women to find something to cater for their needs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One is to stick with its three-day race format but with changes to the Friday schedule to cater for an expanding calendar, according to the sport's managing director for motorsport Ross Brawn.
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Of course we can't cater for every possible combination of problem that might beset your poor piece of electronics, but we can tell you about the reset and repair processes that work a lot of the time.
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"The next exciting phase of the UK restaurant industry will see more power being handed to the consumer, with restaurants better able to cater for consumers' needs because they have richer data to work with," continued Shu.
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WOLMARANSSTAD, South Africa (Reuters) - A drought that has hit crops and economic growth in South Africa is also causing pain for specialist game ranchers who breed animals like antelope and buffalo to cater for tourists and hunters.
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He then got a call to cater for a commercial shoot for a major consumer goods brand and Rothera says things "snowballed" from there, adding that catering on sets was "easy money" in comparison to running a cafe.
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It's still not clear what these mystery dual-screen devices will offer to cater for both a mobile experience and PC. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella hinted last year that the company's next phones may not look like phones.
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Enel, Europe's No. 1 utility in terms of customers, is seeking to upgrade its networks to cater for growing renewable energy business and prepare for a digital era when home appliances will be hooked up to the Internet.
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The government and United Nations last year launched alternative classes for pregnant students, which will continue to cater for those who fall foul of the ban as Sierra Leone starts its first full academic year since the Ebola outbreak.
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Having built more than a quarter of the world's offshore wind farms, the company is a major player in Britain and Germany and has recently opened offices in the United States and Taiwan to cater for new growth markets.
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The European Union committee in the House of Lords said in a report it was alarmed by a lack of strategy to cater for the needs of unaccompanied migrant children, with police and governments avoiding taking responsibility for them.
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Greenland, eager to benefit from growing activity in the Arctic, plans to expand airports in the capital Nuuk, the tourist hub in Ilulissat and at Qaqortoq in southern Greenland to cater for direct flights from Europe and North America.
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"What happens now after the recovery of the oil price is that the investment is not adequate to cater for the demand worldwide, Investment in oil and gas has not been commensurate with world demand down the road," he said.
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"We are disappointed that NAB did not cater for a larger regulatory/compliance spend buffer in its prior FY18/medium term cost guidance given there was already fast building momentum on this theme," they wrote in a note on Tuesday.
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The hotel has various suites to cater for its esteemed guests, and on a recent trip to Vienna, I had the privilege of looking around one of its three palatial Grand Signature Suites, which cost around €3,500 ($3,850) a night.
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Firstly, 89 percent of treatment intolerant or MDR, XDR pulmonary TB patients who took the three-drug regimen, pretomanid-bedaquiline-linezolid, recovered within six months, implying that there is still a clinical need to cater for the 11 percent non-responders.
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Being vegan is easier than ever Veganism may once have been seen as a tricky diet to cater for, but now restaurants are offering vegan dishes, and supermarkets are bursting with plant-based alternatives in developed countries around the world.
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Chan Hon Meng, the owner and chef at Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice and Noodle, was too busy to talk on Friday afternoon, as he worked furiously to cater for a 40-strong queue of customers waiting for his signature dish.
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However, the financial technology (fintech) plans are in-line with a general trend in the global retail banking sector towards AI-inspired robotic process automation (RPA) and machine learning techniques which can cater for the 24x7 customer service demands of modern customers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A European hostel chain that offers youngsters the chance to stay in quirky buildings and events such as DJ sessions plans to double in size to 28 sites within five years, aiming to cater for the latest generation of backpackers.
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Oluyole encouraged members of Dream Catchers to attend school by day and rehearse at night and weekends but she didn't know how long she could struggle to cater for the 20 or so children in the group since 2014 with 10 members currently.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A new "pop-up" newspaper aimed at the 48 percent of Britons who voted unsuccessfully to stay in the European Union hit the news stands on Friday aiming to cater for what it called their sense of dismay and anger.
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Seasonal Cash Flows: Pan Brothers' working-capital cycle is longer in the first half of the year due to purchases of materials to cater for woven outerwear clothing, in particular down jackets, to be ready for the peak production season between April and September.
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And with most pupils in Britain heading back to class as the new academic year starts this week, experts fear many schools are ill-equipped or unwilling to cater for trans children despite a sharp rise in the number seeking help in recent years.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Gerdau SA, the largest steelmaker in the Americas, and JFE Steel Corp have agreed to produce heavy slabs in Brazil, a venture that will allow them to cater for clients in the region and reduce Brazilian imports of the product.
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Seasonal Cash Flow: Pan Brothers' working-capital cycle is longer in the first half of the year due to purchases of materials to cater for woven outerwear clothing, in particular, down jackets, to be ready for the peak production season between April and September.
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Its stock of hotel rooms rose by 24.7 percent in 29.7 to cross the 22016,20203 mark; while the year also marked the opening of more luxury hotels, Dubai is crying out for average hotels that can cater for 'normal' families, according to Al Gergawi.
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"Upgrading and reinforcing electricity distributions across Greece will not only ensure more reliable electricity...but crucially this will enable the national network to better supply and cater for the technical needs of the increased used of renewable energies," the EIB's head Werner Hoyer said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A new "pop-up" weekly newspaper aimed at the 48 percent of Britons who voted unsuccessfully to stay in the European Union is being launched this week in what its publishers said was an effort to cater for people feeling a real sense of loss.
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Millennials expect their bank to be as convenient, accessible and easy-to-use as the rest of their digital lives and banks either have to develop their own IT to cater for this need or partner with outside fintech firms that are willing to collaborate with them.
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The new funds will be used for geographic expansion in new and existing markets as well as further investments in projects such as RooBox, which gives restaurants access to off-site kitchen space to cater for takeaway demand which cannot be supplied by their own restaurant kitchens.
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"We cater for a powerful customer who wants to be both brand- and style-conscious but also be a good person," said Ms. Aflalo, who now has 500 employees and 14 stores, with new boutiques opening in Canada this week and in London in the fall.
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"A targeted amendment is therefore proposed to cater for the problems encountered in the application of the rules on deferral and pay-out in instruments in small and non-complex institutions and toward staff members with low variable remuneration," said the draft law, which has been seen by Reuters.
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Similar in concept to British online delivery company Deliveroo, which operates in urban areas in Europe and Asia, Carriage's founders say their main challenge was finding a way to cater for the sprawling suburbs prevalent in Kuwait and other Gulf cities without compromising on the quality of food delivered.
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Citi aims to boost the UAE's role as an offshore booking center to cater for demand from multinational corporate clients wanting to use the country as a center for their business in the Middle East and Africa, Atiq Rehman, Citi's Chief Executive of Middle East and Africa told Reuters earlier this month.
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" Alongside three dressing room selfies of herself in a black bikini, she wrote: "I am wearing the largest size from one of the most popular high street stores;" she noted that, in her experience, the majority of online and brick-and-mortar stores "do not cater for women of [her] body type.
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Most modern prisons throughout the developed world have wings designed to cater for a specific type of prisoner, with specially trained guards and a basic understanding of how a prisoner might be impacted by seemingly obvious things – serious health issues, sustained drug abuse, the way the victims of crime can also perpetrate it.
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Michael Bisping returns home to defend his title against long-time rival Dan Henderson, while the Manchester Arena will be rocking in the early hours of the British morning with the main card expecting to start at 3am local time in order to cater for the North American pay-per-view market.
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While the last properly good wave of British groups broke through music forums and MySpace (The Cribs, Arctic Monkeys, etc), thus leading to an influx of not-so-great copycat bands breaking in their wake, the traditional band format never really achieved anything through newer services such as Soundcloud – it just doesn't cater for them.
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Uncertainties over the residency rights for staff at universities is a particular concern in Tuesday's report, with the Commons Education Committee arguing that the immigration system after Brexit should cater for the needs of higher education, rather than obstructing movement of people from and to Britain's universities, like it is currently on course to do.
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They are designed to cater for boring aunties, and their only positive attribute is that they kind of distract you from the existential dread that cloaks you when you realise that you're sitting in the exact spot in your parents' living room as you were last year, having achieved nothing of note in the time in between.
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Related: Crappy Ayahuasca Shamans Can Kill You "As ayahuasca has become more and more popular with foreign tourists—and at the same time, less and less popular with the Indians themselves—we have found that pseudo shamans have sprung up everywhere to cater for the demand," said Valerie Meikle, a Reiki master and holistic healer who lives outside of Leticia, Colombia, and who's seen the rise of pseudo-shamans in the area.
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