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My uncle trash talked the barkeep who catered to the enemy soldiers, but he never refused the money I brought home.

Catholic morality catered to the tribal chief's mind; thereby he made the pope and missionary preach it.

We will be putting out a new set of optimized sieve apps, catered to different architectures.

These machines provide special facilities to suit specific applications that are not catered to by the other classes of milling machines.

LinkShare built a solution that catered to these customers better than competitors did.

Alighting points are flexible and any destination within the Central Business District is catered to including MRT stations.

On the opposite side of the street was a restaurant of no great pretensions. It catered to large appetites and modest purses.

In 1956, it was reopened as the Peace Hotel and catered to a clientele of visitors from the Soviet Union and other communist bloc allies.

They were catered to by smaller independent private banks who prided themselves on their high-touch personal service .

They will be the ones who will carry the banner of Islam, therefore there will be a very specialized program catered to the youth.

We have catered to expensive computers, pampering them in air-conditioned rooms or carrying them around with us.

With his unique political capacity and artistic pursuit, Zhao Shu-li timely catered to the need of literary change after the "Talk" .

Solution: Project communications need to be catered to the audience, says Kondo .

Thus Georgian Bank, founded in 2001, catered to the state's elite, some of whom were entertained on the C. E. O. 's yacht and private jet.

Create Exposure provides marketing research, PR, and design services catered to appeal to young consumers.

The high school low-grade product localization, the moderate product fixed price, has catered to consumer's consumer demand.

And second , whereas traditionally pass have catered to women , the majority of business travellers are male .

The Army Service Corps Center and College, catered to children with special needs just before the start of their national polo tournament.

IBM has always recognized the importance of these two camps and catered to both their needs.

Catholic moralities catered to the tribal chief's mind; thereby they made the popes, bishops and missionaries preach it.

His political and social commentary catered to the bawdy tastes of the time.

Uncle Hosking owned a saloon that catered to the hundreds of Negroes who worked in the surrounding sawmills.

Back toward the street, permanent market stalls catered to those in need of embroidered blouses, a shave or hardware.

These restaurant workers adapted to using local ingredients and catered to their customers' tastes.

They should feel like they're being heard, catered to, appreciated and understood.

In general, shopping has always catered to middle class and upper class women.

Ms Tsai says that because of this legacy, the nation's institutions "catered to authoritarian rule" .

She has catered to the modern metropolis youth leisure clothing custom.

Clever businessman catered to tide in time, roll out what cover suitably with wooden floor to play crural line in succession.

It catered to large appetites and modest purses.

Her music catered to people from all walks of life.

Are kids schedules catered to in a lot of households. Yes, sure they are.

Has catered to the people to the good crop weather, bumper grain harvest, enjoys a good and prosperous life, wealthy well-off pursue.

But my translator told me I liked it because it catered to my foreign palate.

catered to my every need.