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accommodating

adjective as in willing to help

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But each new wave has been a largely one-size-fits-all approach, not about accommodating workers’ personal quirks and needs.

It is not known how many small reactors will be built at Wylfa, but the site is believed to be capable of accommodating more than one.

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“Honestly, even prior to ‘Wicked,’ the No. 1 question I’m always asking when I’m collaborating with somebody is, ‘Have you worked with disabled people before? If not, how are you accommodating for that?’

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He handed the intake officer a copy of a ruling by the Fifth Circuit Appeals Court, which held that federal law requires accommodating Rastafarian inmates.

And lastly, we have only begun to see trading partners retaliate or seek other, more accommodating trade relationships External link.

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