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accommodate
(redirected from accommodator)

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accommodate someone with something
to provide something special for someone; to do something that provides for someone's needs or desires. We will try to accommodate you with an earlier flight.

accommodate oneself to something

to adapt oneself to something, such as someone else's needs or a new environment. Please try to accommodate yourself to our routine.
See also: oneself


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The hotel rooms shortage in the nine host cities is so acute organisers yesterday asked B&Bs and all possible accommodators to register to put up supporters.
When the relinquished property in Parsippany is finally sold in December, 2009 as part of a regular delayed exchange, the net sale proceeds are used to purchase the parked Westchester replacement property held by the accommodator.
Determine if they are members of professional organizations such as the Federation of Exchange Accommodators and whether they are Certified Exchange Specialists.
 
 
 
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