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Meanings of cater exclusively in English

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Usage of cater exclusively in English
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One Nissan dealer interpreted his comment as: build cars that cater exclusively to Japanese needs.
Reuters
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We cater exclusively to officers-
Those who save us
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Both asset classes cater exclusively to institutional clients and accredited investors, or people whose net worth exceed $1 million.
Reuters
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A hotel, said to be the last in Wales and England to cater exclusively for blind guests, will close on Monday.
BBC
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U.S. chain stores that cater exclusively to plus-size adults include Charming Shoppes' Lane Bryant for women and Casual Male for men.
Reuters
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A hotel believed to be the last in Wales and England to cater exclusively for blind guests will close its doors on Monday.
BBC
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U.S. chain stores that cater exclusively to plus-size adults include Charming Shoppes' CHRS.O Lane Bryant for women and Casual Male CMRG.O for men.
Reuters
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Pets are getting a high-class send-off at Animatrans, a funeral home that claims to be the first in Belgium to cater exclusively for pets.
Reuters
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Reason for this is that he caters exclusively to the movie people.
The new yorker
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It was an upscale gambling establishment that catered exclusively to gentlemen.
In the shadow of gotham
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Stack Exchange's original site, Stack Overflow, caters exclusively to developers.
Wired
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Bhat Managing Director at Dalton Capital, a Mumbai-based fund that caters exclusively to foreign investors, said.
Reuters
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He catered exclusively to children with water on the brain and men and women with solid ivory skulls.
The Prince and Betty
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Given that Fidesz has created an electoral system that caters exclusively to its strengths, there are few options left.
The Guardian
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Ave., owned & run by a veterinarian named Lewis M. Tarr, which caters exclusively to dogs & other pets.
The new yorker
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Then they visit a private strip club that caters exclusively to upscale African-American women, who are all referred to as "queens".
BBC
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