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• Both recipes serve four easily.

• They serve pretty decent food in the cafeteria.

• They didn't even serve wine at dinner.

• I usually serve dessert with coffee.

• Breakfast is served in the dining room from 8.30–10.

• He served for eight years as Speaker of the House of Representatives.

• Police officers aren't usually allowed to be serve on a jury.

• Panellists on the Arts Review Board serve for a maximum of three years.

• A police officer is there to enforce the law as well as to serve the local community.

• A minister's primary obligation is to serve the public.

• She has a very forceful personality which will serve her well in politics.

• Tougher prison sentences may serve as a deterrent to other would-be offenders.

• The spare bedroom also serves as an office.

• Do the exercises serve any useful purpose?

• The museum serves as a reminder of this terrible episode in recent history.

• Heraklion airport serves the eastern resorts.

• This one company serves the entire West coast.

• The rail network serves the southeast of the country.

• These post offices serve the needs of the local communities.

• Hydro-power serves the most isolated communities in Scotland.

• The teachers, as working women who were active in civic affairs, served as role models to the pupils.

• Our paper served to report about specific systems, a composition, and a performance.

• In fact, the controlled laboratory events that served as the mnemonic targets of this investigation were relatively pedestrian.

• This practice is, perhaps, more critical in the preparation of fish served with bones in and skin on, than in the cooking of fillets.

• Finally, experimentation with replicas of the jade plaques demonstrates that these, too, could have served as elite tools.

• Our understanding of reading would be best served by attention to the dimensionalities necessary to explain observed sensorimotor behaviors and their implications for physiological processes.

• This is related, in part, to the different purposes served by different fees.

• It provided an uncompromising norm for human judgment, much as strict ethical demands had served as standards of behavior.

• Two elementary schools prepared food in their own kitchens and served 770 students.

• On the contrary, they have served their purpose well, particularly in identifying and classifying the characteristics of computer attacks and intrusions.

• What one wore to dinner, where one sat and with whom, and what one ate and drank all served as indexes of class.

• This served the purpose of identification as well as to approximate the handling given to treatment beetles during ablation of appendages.

• Yet he did not believe that the army's interests would be served by ignoring differences of rank.

• News of artists' arrests and confiscation of their material served only to popularise their name and created a higher demand for their tapes.

• This has served as a benchmark for what happened when the challenge of dementia care arose.