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Whether the Redguard ever realized how pettily obtuse she was being or not, he would not cater to or indulge it DRAFTChapter 8 129
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Sometimes I felt guilty having someone cater to my every whim
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“The generation that would cater to the warmongers of the second
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Adem had been disgusted at the extravagance of the feasts provided to them in their first weeks at Nordhel, and he had insisted that the cooks cater for a much smaller stomach
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The authorities probably concluded that it was cheaper to cater
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Instead they cater to a belief that Mexico is full of volatile Latins who are at each other’s throats whenever they aren’t taking a siesta
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Doctor Cater was the one who told me that another bacteria had built up around the first one
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The temptation so to cater is strong on writer, editor
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reasons is that they cater to an insatiable greed and desire for possessions that
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When a restaurant offers menus in English to Spanish to Japanese to Swahili (well maybe not, but I think I’ve made the point), you can’t help but feel the restaurant is trying to appeal to the masses! When restaurants do this, the food on offer is usually generic concoctions, trying to cater to foreign tastebuds
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She advised us that there were several places to eat within walking distance, although we opted for the place immediately next door, which seemed to cater more to locals than tourists
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Manda had talked Sierra into letting Angie cater the party
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nity to cater to local residents who want an
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Marital status: Are most of your customers single, married, living together or divorced? Knowing this information will allow you to cater to different segments with your site design and style
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The approach is to cater to the SME sector in
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the Harnas staff strives to cater to every need of their guests
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that you cater to your entire list
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turn, and recognize and cater to new trends and crazes before they do
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Computers and computer-based learning can cater to the interests and ability of the individual child
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those campaigns you would create different Ad Groups to cater for sets of keywords
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We planned to cater some food and to buy a cake for him in addition to giving him some gifts
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high-fiving each other, possessed with the dream that they could be the ones to cater to the
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And because the law seem to mostly cater to idiots, the police said
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Over six hundred prisoners were packed into a place built a hundred years before to cater for less than one-third of this number, and even then those spaces were derided for being inhumane - even for the worst of criminals like murderers, horse thieves and bigamists
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The religions of tradition attract so many believers because they cater to a need for security and belonging: the need to be part of the collective and the need for the protection and embrace of a social group
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–taking in crowds that the PSP could not cater with its lack of casual titles
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You can then cater to that
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realized that and saw an opportunity to start a business which would cater specifically to
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mention that because I cater my hair care information
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Gift Shops that cater for you both!
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He will not cater to the physical gratification of the people
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Coming to grips with her qualms in time, she developed the knack to induce beauties to keep Global’s supply lines fresh and spicy to cater to the high and mighty
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In that he saw a literary conspiracy — inducing Indian writers in English into churning out self-deprecating stuff to cater to the prejudices of the Western readers
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generate and cater to enquiries
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in product and services which cater to
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It is not the will of my Father that I should return with you to cater to these curious ones and to become occupied with the ministry of things physical to the exclusion of the spiritual
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It favours property investment (residential or commercial), restaurants and hotels – or industries that cater to the home
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and will be only too happy to cater to your fortunate buyer’s most imaginative wishes!…
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have very few web sites that cater to that keyword phrase
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Yet depending on how it is entered, Google shows that there ar only 997 sites that cater for
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this day and age a reputable airline would cater for
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Cruise lines cater to certain groups and their whole ship
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Some cater to
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As she only had herself to cater for now, she was going to have so much time on her hands
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Hollywood is under their influence to cater to base desires by keeping the entertainment mindless, simple, and promoting fear and paranoia of attack by the enemy
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don’t cater to pigeons they should be able to direct you to the
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Marina noted how Lezura’s hand trembled as she took her time to cater to him
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“I’ve got an important wedding to cater in the morning, and I’m short a driver and a server
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My only complaint – I cancelled the magazine a few months ago – was that it seemed to cater to the rich
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As a result of the ability to tailor your communications, you can cater to your customers' specific needs
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In fact, all the skin care products specify the type of skin they cater too
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silent and cater to those base, most destructive of foreign alien
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Even Bill’s emporium would not cater for that class of clientele
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Quite in contrast, the Versailles Club seemed to cater more to the nouveau riche rather than the “old money” and was frequently shunned by the more sophisticated Dunes Club, which did not consider its competitor in the private country club market as a threat
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Game developers continued to cater to the late Gen-X and early Gen-Y gamers that had been their base as pre-teens and tweens in the 1970s and 80s, and were now in their twenties and thirties
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Thankfully the pressure was off him now, with his patient safely cosseted in his own medical wing with select nursing staff on hand for every hour of the twenty four to cater for his every need
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Those girls are now forced to work as prostitutes and sex objects in a number of Black Hand exclusive and secret sex clubs around the planet that cater to the rich and powerful, people like judges, high functionaries and even a few ministers, generals and admirals
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wil be happy to cater to all your needs as much as is possible
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Just kidding, we did outdoor stuff too, and most of our shopping online seeing as how the mall shops couldn’t cater to our obscure media needs, having to dedicate the majority of their shelf-space to the lowest common denominator
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Most of them could shake a stick at a sandwich, but as with all eating establishments that cater entirely for passing trade, care had to be taken in choosing what to eat, especially when that what might have been sitting there all day with only the sweating sun and flies for company
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cater for an event not foreseen
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whether they cater to the audience you want
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A lot of stores that cater to the professionals are not usually open for sales to the general public
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“But let woman just wink, and men in scores line up to prostrate at her feet to cater to her every whim and fancy
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Hasn’t his wit failed to cater to her innate romanticism, leaving her ever more in amorous want? Won’t that make her vulnerable to the misty looks of the fast guys? Why, hasn’t she taken to Raja though she tried to hide her feelings from me? Well, haven’t I felt her romantic impulses in spite of my own excitement? Surely, Raja wouldn’t have failed to notice Roopa’s infatuation for him
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Why, luckily for men, the hard nuts to crack for the final favor are few and far between! But then, the harder the struggle to win women over, the sweeter would be the pleasure in having them, wouldn’t it be? Oh, what else draws a man to a woman than his desire to access her persona specifics? Won’t woman bare her veiled assets for her fancied man to dabble with her private accounts? But after a few jaunts of his to her favored joint, what would be left in her for her lover to explore, and for her to show him more? And thereafter, how could she cater to his innate need for variety and what else she could conjure up to sustain his enticement? Oh, the poor thing, seeing his interest in her wane in time, won’t she turn more so eager to keep him in good humor? Of course, the more she gives her man; even more she satiates him, doesn’t she? And it’s only time before she finds her paramour bypass her favors for lesser flavors
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‘But her life is about her future,’ said Raju, ready to take up the cudgels for Roopa, ‘and none could cater to it better than Sandhya-akka
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So, won’t the least sought-after of the whores outscore all the Casanovas of the world put together; well, that’s in the lighter vein, but it was that experience which made me realize that it was stupid to generalize the sex-workers; the harlots in the hell-holes of cities’ red-light districts are a pitiable lot of gullible girls and hapless women forced to cater to the ever growing demand for paid sex there
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But his wife thought it was an absurd proposition as she believed that the idea of medical science was to cure the curable, and not to cater to a gone case; remember that my father too saw it that way
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She said that’s not what her husband would’ve bargained for when he sent her to seek my help, and I told her that I couldn’t help as her charms corrupted my soul; when she retorted that she was not obliged to cater to my craving for her, I asked her, what if I helped her out only to woo her later? Won’t her sense of gratitude tend her emotionally towards me? As she would be my P
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The rouge wrote that she wants a lover to satiate her lust, the wherewithal of whom she had ditched could be heard from the horse’s mouth, besides a husband to cater to her monetary greed
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cater to affluent, tired city folks
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Such is the force of habit, and the inertia of mind for change, that even a faith so well-crafted to cater to the psyche of poor, initially failed to make even the poorest of the Meccans flock into Muhammad’s fold
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So, ironically, Mother India, in its myriad political dominions, would have been a no man’s land to its provincial potentates, and in later years, the Mohammedan usurpers saw its riches as their personal endowments to cater to their pleasures ‘here’ and to perpetuate their memory ‘forever’
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Never mind, it had always been the electoral calculus of the Congress party that given the caste divisions in the Hindu majority, politically it pays to cater to the Muslim religious proclivities to win over their votes en block
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He hadn�t dedicated forty years of his life to end up babysitting freighters, or to cater to the whims of some overbearing diplomat
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They should cater to your needs; after all, you’re the customer
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According to Tong Yee there were more Chinese on the Palmer than any other nationality and there was a Chinese consulate in Cooktown to cater for their needs
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huge resorts that cater for the travelling party animal
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Again, if you're selling poetry, look for the email lists that cater to poets or maybe to writers
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dominant market leaders and cater to a high percentage of the market
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many other types of files cater only to Microsoft Windows users
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that cater to people with poor credit scores
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clothing stores cater to the masses of plus sized women
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the river which cater to a wide variety of tastes and
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Many hardware vendors cater to this conservative approach to infrastructure development by offering devices that can be expanded by the addition 186
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EXCESS metal is being consumed to cater to same MODULUS
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On the other hand, how could society cater for such extreme cases?
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cater more to stressed-out people stuck driving in city traffic
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A housewife offers a car-pooling service to cater to her pool of
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But even the denial and rejection of God do not cater any answer to our burning queries that is why the life holds pain? It seems God has no connection with the world
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Though the canteen and the playground are not directly related to the main theme of education but they are there to cater the physical and psychological needs
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designed to cater information will fetch audiences different from those who are looking
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cater to and satisfy the Human Adult's need to be part of a group and their obsession to
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The Greek philosopher Socrates (400 BC), reflecting on the visible universe, inferred that God exists as a providence, that is, as a provider, responsible for all those things in the world that cater for human needs