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Heterosexual pornography seems to cater mostly for men and much of it is blatantly sexual rather than erotic.

When companies try to cater for older customers, they do not always get it right.

The first-quarter GDP data show just how much Japan's overall economy depends on exporters and the businesses that cater to them.

All this, said in campus, especially the dining room of a school, so scattered distribution cater to all students of building.

As part of your bid it would be useful to understand which one you will use and how you will modify it to cater for our requirements.

This makes it a symbol for the gentleman not caring to cater to the public, and also for true friendship.

Even if it was arguably a bad long-term move to cater to clients' desires for less leverage, there was only so much Turtles could do.

C's data indicated that the wall of the south pole cater was more reflective than expected.

Yet if many adults seem to have given up on virtual worlds, those that cater to children and teenagers are thriving.

It doesn't cater to the beginner or to the expert, but rather devotes the bulk of its efforts to satisfying the perpetual intermediate.

Malaysian aviation magnate AirAsia is trying to build "small, fun and affordable sports cars" which cater to Asian consumers.

The hotel is to have variety of restaurant to cater to both international as well as the taste buds of local guests.

In most of the South Asian countries the psychiatrist alone will not be able to cater to the mental health needs of the population.

Sit-down dining: These restaurants cater to customers who sit down in a dining room and order from a menu.

Schools have to think big, both for themselves and the business world to which they cater.

A month ago the Financial Times ran a feature on how department stores are trying to cater for "the consumer who has Arrived" (6).

Dongtan's three villages will be in harmony with nature and will cater for a mixed population with a wide variety of lifestyles .

The court in many cases also appear likely to cater to public opinion, then paraded in public may affect the possibility of a fair trial.

On top of that, the alcohol selection at the bar is more than adequate to cater to your every need and help get your evening started right.

The famous bar streets and districts like Sanlitun or Houhai cater to these youth as well as a great number of foreign workers and students.

And to cater for different needs and to extend its market, Kingsmark is trying to better its auxiliary packages of products and designs.

The radio and television have to cater to many different types of interest and taste among the public .

Your earthly ways are often quite crude, but we do not belittle your attempts to cater for all types of illness and disease.

Alternatives had to be introduced (presumably to cater for those who preferred a life of servitude).

Ms. Weiss and her mother, a breast-cancer survivor, opened Buds after the moratorium to cater to female cancer patients.

if the business card printing and membership card for wrinkles or made of ice, it must be enclosed cater envirogluvtm species.

And for those dogs that overdo it, spas in Shenzhen cater to overweight dogs and offer special training programs to help them slim down.

Perhaps the clearest example of a specialist business set up to cater for the very rich is Stonehage's own practice.

Only when cater pillar turns into a butterfly, can it fly over the river without bridge. Be sure of yourself.

The company is expanding internationally and introducing a new line of shoes without wheels to cater to the skateboard set.

Lenders who do not cater to people with bad credit can be identified easily through the net.

Most of the product vendors cater to a limited set of requirements and might not be suited for each scenario.

One suggestion is to open a few different wines to cater for the variety of food on offer.

On both sides of the street are a few hundred shops, selling mainly souvenirs and antiques to (cater for) the foreigners' tastes.

Reducing transaction costs enough to make it feasible to cater to very small savers is difficult.

Pick up grill-worthy items like some thick and juicy steaks or cater to his sweet tooth with a Fairytale Brownie gift box.

Television stations and programs must cater to different interests and tastes of the general public.

The pop star Li Na recluse this year, I do not know Chinese and quiet here, or cater to the weather here, I am afraid she only knew.

A spokeswoman for McDonald's seemed to minimize the significance of the discrepancies , telling CNN that they try to cater to every market .

If just enough to cater to, but now many site construction and production company, more site is by the way of blatant cheating.

Even in small towns a number of theatres have been built in the last few years to cater for the local population.

WTM says in its annual Global Trends report that Europe has done little so far to cater for Asian inbound tourist needs.

Most frameworks cater to this preference by offering one-shot-processing before concluding with the rendering of a page.

In Beijing, as in other big cities, hundreds of privately run schools have sprung up in recent years to cater for them.

Though general magazines take the limelight, by far the largest number of periodicals are of the type that cater to specialist interests.

There will also be Master classes to cater to the needs of surgeons who wish to improve their knowledge and skills.

As an excellent inheritor of her thoughts, Zhang Yimou's movies indicate the trend to cater for western culture.

It happened in one of those picturesque Danish taverns that cater to tourists and there English is spoken.

When go dancing or partying, try and find clubs that have free entrance and that cater to a younger crowd.

With an ability to cater to gourmands of all budgets with gorgeous local cuisine and produce, Lyon has much to boast about.

Carrefour has recently introduced over 100 DIA supermarkets that cater to urban consumers looking for a place to shop close to home.

We do not have the necessary to cater for the the world to China's request, exactly, the request is from the developed countries.

In recent weeks several new entities have sprung up in Europe to cater to them.

Surrounded by aides who cater to his every whim, he reportedly lives on church-owned property, formerly a resort, in Southern California.

Generally cater to all parts of the public school a haven for natural disasters.

However, the system would also need to cater for those cases where it was not possible to provide an immediate response.

It happened in one of those picturesque Danish taverns that cater to tourists and where English is spoken.

A team of 10 has been working on the vast fruitcake, which also has to be big enough to cater for all the guests at the reception.

Over the past two years, boutiques that cater solely to male clients have been entering the Asian market.

IBM Informix Dynamic Server has many features that cater to a variety of user groups, including developers and administrators.

City officials claimed these figures were inaccurate but said the site was designed to cater for 1, 667 families in total.

In our new plutonomy-an economy dependent on rich consumers-it seems that nearly every industry is out to cater to the top.

As noted earlier, huge warehouse stores have been built throughout the country which cater to do-it-yourself tasks.

Due to popular demand this year, the property unveiled and expanded Pineapple Kids Club to cater to a wider range of ages.

Politicians who always cater to wealthy business interests say that economic recovery requires catering to wealthy business interests.

The magazine , China Today - Turkey, will cater mostly to Turkish business circles with a focus on information about China .

The organized form of hacking will enable us to cater to the variants without affecting the consistency of the original version.

Starbucks introduced new store formats like Express to try to cater to this second segment without undermining the first.

The result of society's and men's own attitude to men's weight is that services do not really cater well for men.

Through a high degree of fragmentation we open up possibilities that the large scale existing structures can't cater to.

She likes for him to take the bull by the horns in the and she will cater to him no matter what.

All the government really needs to do is to court and cater to its foreign donors to stay in power.

This "wage compression" has also stunted the emergence of a low-wage service sector that could cater to the home market.

India's electoral politics do not cater to this aspiring middle class.

To cater to the need of the customers, we produce marketable fashions in a small batch. Business talks are welcome.

We cater to different industries, and what separates them is not necessarily the business processes, but the unique products they handle.

As with all Total War games, we cater for a very wide range of system specifications.

Obviously, Yijing stresses the issue of profit set forth to cater to basic need of living, with a primitive and simple moral idea.

Get hot and sweaty in one of many slick nightclubs, which cater to chic locals and the foreign contingent.

Yes. You're the wife of the landed gentry, And I'm a cater waiter at a seder. Dan, wait.

Second, the adventure sports in itself is a very fun sport, which cater to a young person's appetite.

This gives rise to the increasing emergence of these shows because TV networks naturally need to cater to young audiences.

"Well, " Thomas said, defending the elegance of his clientele, "we don't exactly cater to paupers" .

Cater to their needs, and be prepared to handle every imaginable mistake.

Search for Yahoo groups and forums which cater to a particular topic that you're passionate about.

To cater to this kind of new style, many beverage companies make new-style piquancy drink for raw material with chili eagerly.

Collaborative multiplayer games cater to the need to feel part of a group.

When informants become witnesses , there should be regimes in place to cater for such witnesses, where appropriate, to testify anonymously .

Normally, applications call this routine to know the protocol, IP address and port number being used to cater for a particular RPC service.

A temporary training school at Perowne Barracks in Tuen Mun was set up to cater for the higher number of trainees .

A temporary training school at Perowne Barracks in Tuen Mun was set up to cater for the higher number of trainees .

As a response to the growing demand for English, business entrepreneurs have eagerly set up institutions that cater to this need.

You do not, I repeat, do NOT have to cater to the whims of your local PTA.

The creation of extra rules in the system is to cater for the wrongly classified cases.

He also said that despite the importance of the Asian market, the company does little to alter design to cater to Asian tastes.

Retailers also have to cater for very different tastes around the country.

Cater to influential bloggers and authority sites who might link to you, your images, videos, podcasts, etc. or ask to reprint your content.

Even to an untrained eye, it is immediately obvious that the city is struggling to cater for its growing number of cyclists.

And, as usual, a whole new set of drivers for audio and multimedia have been added to cater to the desktop crowd.

They cater to weddings and other sorts of special occasions at a fraction of the price of those big fancy hotels.

They cater to weddings and other sorts of special occasions at a fraction of the price of those big fancy hotels.

There are plenty of good restaurants which cater for most pallets, from traditional Spanish cuisine to Chinese, Indian.

To cater for the aversion to red meat, and a new-found need for omega-3 fatty acids, fish dishes are on every menu, even in steak houses.

But businesses still cater to the poor, and do not want to lose customers, even poor ones.

Part of this comes from a better understanding of your needs, and to cater for the changes in your circumstances.

The company cater to various restaurants in the city where you live.

Silicon producers, whose biggest customers were always chipmakers, have been slow to cater to the solar industry.

We'll give your suggestion our careful consideration and improve the inner packing of our cameras to cater to the consumer.

Tourism adjustment planning was put forward to cater to needs of development of tourism planning theory and of tourism.

Auto manufacturers try to cater for all the social levels, producing both super expensive and super cheap cars.

How does XML make it easier to cater to clients with different platforms and different devices, but the same information?

They hope a new vote will bring in a populist government they say would better cater to the needs of Thailand's large, rural population.

Be connotation secondly cater to influential official, for the influential official having lost the most fundamental belief and culture.

Does the company have a clear Code on Acceptance of Advantages and procedures to cater for different incentive schemes?

Murals' public feature determines that mural creating must cater to the public's aesthetic standards on the largest scale.

The project will feature the latest technology and facilities to cater to the increasingly-sophisticated demands of commercial tenants.

The UI to cater to the needs of the user interface, let the user operation simple acme! ! ! ! !

He suggested installing a few extra-large economy seats on each flight to cater for obese passengers.

Unfortunately, these firms rarely cater for retail customers, the supposed beneficiaries of the crusade.

An authority blog on the topic would cater for these users, with a series of posts covering the basics and culturing an interest .

The flexible Authorized user license enable deployment of as many Resource Managers as needed to cater to the business need.

Korean Air plans to operate short and medium-haul international routes as well as domestic ones to cater for surging demand.

Both civilizations erected bathhouses to cater to their people for many different purposes: for exercise, relaxation, or as a social center.

It is important to be extremely focused about your audience and cater your design and content to it.

They want to feel like they're getting the newest thing or the best thing and brands are needing to cater to that.

Full-time butler service, broadband internet access and private safe in room, all cater to your business convenience.

A dozen luxury hotels cater to the weekend crowd of wealthy Thais from Bangkok who mingle with tourists at a huge shopping mall.

The clubs cater for the enthusiasts, with some computer knowledge already, who get together and eventually form an expert computer group.

Treatments cater for the "discomforts that accumulate after long-haul flights and constant travelling" .

The Group will continue to deploy resources efficiently to cater for the different market demands for different products.

Some links in the local transport networks may be insufficient to cater for the trade flows of third countries.

Artistry offers a wide range of skincare products to cater for different needs, with some recommendations given below.

with the nearby Grand Hyatt hotel difference is, "Park Hyatt" hotel mainly cater to seek privacy, personalized service of noble guests.

Self Learning System(SLS) cater to educational, administrative, and deployment requirements.

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Armed with this information, parents will be better able to cater for their children's needs . . .

To cater to the needs of all staff, briefing sessions were held upon implementation of legislative amendments or launch of new services.

You have to clearly identify whether the ESB scalability can cater to the scenario in which the product would be used.

Serious newspapers do not cater to people's love of scandal.

Like the first time we have a district of Shanghai, I feel this game player needs to cater to the lively market demand.

Navigating zoning rules and other red tape to develop land for big-box stores that might cater to a low-income clientele is daunting.

a site connecting small and midsize importers and exporters worldwide, doesn't cater much to consumers.

South Korean retailers are stocking their shelves and shop windows to cater to the tastes of "dried-fish woman" and "herbivore man" .

According to the collection information, research sales policy, take the market demand as the guidance, cater to the market demand.

So, the creation of the humanity residential area environment cater to the requirement of the era and has the realistic meaning.

So in my AMS environment, I decided that I'd add a little extra logical memory to each LPAR, to cater for peaks in demand.

The delay distribution diagrams with added delays cater for the evaluation of punctuality or on time running (OTR).

We have already prepared a standardized greeting card , specially designed to cater for different occasions .

They built motels , restaurants, golf courses, souvenir shops, and gas stations to cater to the growing bands of tourists.

It is significant to encourage the export processing enterprises cater for the domestic market in expanding domestic demand.

To cater for users' need in this area, has announced a new service for Windows Mobile phone users called Search with My Location.

Offers you a variety of investment tools that cater to your risk appetite and investment goals.

We welcome any suggestions or comments our patrons may have and strive to improve our services and facilities to cater for all needs.

In this era of fast economic development, both the producer and the seller should first cater to the needs of the customer.

Multiple instances allow for each instance to cater to a different set of rules, service level agreements, and so on.

Difficulty is being balanced to cater to a wide variety of players.

Some property firms, inc-luding Strutt & Parker, have even hired Russian-speaking estate agents to cater for wealthy buyers.

To cater the art's needs for mass spread, Peking Opera Longjiang Song also observed the characteristic of Peking Opera's complex media.

Tommy Cater Monsanto, DuPont, SyngentaThe Agriculture Department has a soybean germplasm collection, a collection of genetic material pass.

Individualized and graded learning contents cater to different learning needs and learning paces.

To cater to all types of human tasks, you need to support an unbound number of objects for input and output.

I need a complete website built that will cater to the hobby industry, specifically radio control cars to start.

Do not adjust to cater for people's differing tastes.

These facilities will be shared or extended to cater for additional requirements for the proposed third golf course.

Guns are now fashionable in paintings and movies, while Chinese-language Web sites and glossy magazines cater to gun buffs.

Since 1991, university research schools have been founded to cater for young researchers and to centralize research activities.

LaoHuo, newsflash for you, no country is for the common people, they all cater to fame and money.

MegaBox is specifically designed to cater to the lifestyles and aspirations of local shoppers with their increasingly sophisticated demands.

"Serve the people, rely on business, vitalize and develop the economy, and cater to the whole country" is the watchword of this company.

The owner of the restaurant added some popular fast foods to cater to the tastes of younger customers.

This VG has enough capacity to cater for a full copy of the NIM clients root volume group (rootvg).

While the Mexican plant will cater to customers across the Americas, the Indian plant will focus on the growing domestic market.

We must work out a plan to cater to the need of our clients.

Stores that cater to low- and middle-income shoppers will have the hardest time passing along price increases.

holiday hotels tend to cater for one nationality of visitors especially , sometimes exclusively.

Many shops simply cater to Asian customers because they make the bulk of the purchases, he said.

Practice teaching of news and media advertisement major in colleges should cater for the social need.

The group put 12 percent of their money into the types of portfolios that cater to institutional investors and the very wealthy.

SUNTEK international offices in Shenzhen was mainly to cater for its e-commerce and international logistics services business established.

Chesapeake has opened a "one-stop shop" for composite tubes in Scotland to cater for customers in the alcoholic drinks sector.

The capsule in London caters for 25. Ours will cater for 40 people.

From its consummation degree, the tourism enterprises and the government apparatus should change their idea, guide positively and cater.

The theory suggests that as people become better informed thanks to the web, the businesses that cater most to their desires will thrive.

The NAFMII report said Chinese credit derivatives must follow the principles of simplicity and transparency and cater to the 'real' economy.

He did everything to cater to his girlfriend.

They do not want to have to buy a property to cater for their trips, but equally they do not want to pay a fortune on regular hotel bills.

New tourism format is the form that tourism market cater for people constantly changing consumer demands.

A number of new "boutiques" now exist to cater to the private banking market.

Our second assumption is that newspapers can slant the presentation of the news to cater to the preferences of their audiences.

Our magazines try to cater for different people's individualities .

Neglecting Zichan's suggestion, Shentu Jia still acted on his own schedule, without an intention to cater for Zichan's suggestion.

eg. She refused to cater to his ridiculous demands.

Funding pressures have diverted scientists away from their core abilities to cater to the requirements of funding agencies.

Certainly not to cater to childish credulity, although to respond to such stories, we must become as little children.

Does anybody find it odd that magazines that cater to Microsoft or Apple products rarely give bad reviews to their respective products?

Ever mentioned my matrimony with the cater-cousin in boudoir, she laughs at our husband and wife is frigidity.

The ACP transport corridor is designed to cater for traffic to the new airport and to relieve congestion on existing roads.

As more consumers go online, more web publishers begin to cater to their needs with mobile-ready versions of their websites.

The diversified configurations not only cater to the need of market development, but meet the users on their individualized requirements.

mcdonald ' s is introducing healthier foods and items that cater to regional tastes , like caff lathes.

Paying attention to the switch interface design is to cater to market demand, to meet the spiritual needs of the consumer.

To cater for students of different backgrounds, the programme is offered for either full-time or part-time study.

to cater for the need of officers working outdoors , we are introducing pdas to facilitate off - site operations.

I think applications and web services that cater to the real estate investor are going to be huge in 2010.

47% of respondents agree that a hotel must cater to their technology needs before they book it, including 50% of men and 44% of women.

Good afternoon, sir. We cater to both Chinese and Western tastes. Which would you prefer, Chinese or Western?

To cater to your specific needs, Absolute Kinetics Consultancy offers in-house trainings upon request.

Chinese vineyards will also likely experiment with flavors and invent varieties that cater to regional tastes and even Chinese food.

From the ground up, STD is not designed to be user-friendly; that is, we don't cater to the lowest common denominator.

On a lighter note, there are even financial institutions, and credit unions that specifically cater business start-up loans.

Reduce the medium pressure of pipelining and cater for required value of automatic regulating device.

Virtually every industry has shed jobs in the past two years, butthose that cater mostly to consumers have suffered most.

The actor was trying every possible means to cater to the vulgar taste of the audience.

We hope the packing could be more attractive. Besides, the design and the color will cater for the taste of Americans.

Yu: Dangdang and Taobao cater to very drastically different shopping behavior.

Myriad cafes, bars and dinner clubs cater to a hip young clientele.

Stores that cater to well-off women have perhaps the best prospects this season.

Without the reefs, hotels, restaurants and other businesses that cater to tourists could suffer financially.

Our business motto is "cater to the people; embrace the people" . Our operation philosophy is "healthy and hospitable; to share happiness" .

Cashier cater to the simple matters, registration of cash and bank deposits journal.

two is the South China Sea and western company common mining energy, in order to cater to the United States of America "export" .

We provide a wide range of Artistes that can cater to customers needs for publications, events, commercials and film.

Most scientists agree that the world's farmers produce enough food to cater for the Earth's six billion people.

Some businesses are already adjusting their ranges to cater for the grey market.

Translation of brand names should cater to the taste of target consumers and not against their language habits.

Liu told me that a lot of "love hotels" in the area cater to students offering privacy for about $30 a night.

Does the contract contain suitable conditions to cater for extension of time?

In order to cater to the tastes of the public, however, the quality of many programs is declining.

to cater for the demands of globalized industrial production.

Supermarkets cater to the same instinct by letting customers net their own live fish from tanks in the store.

Hsu Fu Chi makes chocolate, sweets and biscuits, some with flavours that cater to local tastes.

Look at investing in companies that cater to the growing travel and leisure sector and to Chinese travelers' demand for premium products.

The universe of dating sites has expanded as marketers cater to more diverse audiences.

Then you can cater your content to that specific audience.

It also provides various different places of interests that cater well to tourists.

In these countries, to cater to meet, the special abroad, leading to concierge concierge to write report and give him.

The second important part of the UI: cater to the user's habits, simple to the extreme.

There are many movies that cater to the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered) community.

The companies cater to similar users, but have different operating models.

And China's television and movie producers are eager to cater to this desire.

We AIM to cater for the private individual as well as for group.

He categorized the catastrophes to cater to the need of celebrities, which cemented his ties with them.

India is building new roads, airports and power plants to cater to the needs of an economy that is growing at a rapid pace.

Thomas " Tommy" Cater Carter is a plan scient plant scientist in North Carolina.

Solution designers must cater to today' mobile and diverse workforce.

Today the availability of abundant data enables companies to cater to small niche markets anywhere in the world.

So the paper seeks a best way to cater the distribution convert, on the base of the investment, the losses ratio and the reliability.

There is adequate capacity to cater for initial developments on Lantau, including planned port developments.

To cater to smaller and more rural hospitals, all three companies have opened more sales and service offices across China's interior.

I insist. I really appreciate you taking time to work with me in. What is your favorite fast food? I'll cater to your taste.