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serve

[surv] / sɜrv /




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With many more people in town than two pigs could feed, tourism officials donated more pigs to meet the huge demand, and small restaurants have been serving crowds of visitors in outdoor seating areas.

From BBC

While the World Anti-Doping Agency said Sinner did not intend to cheat, it ordered him to serve the ban as he was responsible for the actions of his entourage.

From Barron's

Greater financial stability and rapid development in emerging-market nations within our hemisphere could serve U.S. national interests as shared prosperity strengthens political alliances.

From The Wall Street Journal

It will be able to serve almost 30 million homes and businesses with fiber-optic broadband, Verizon said.

From The Wall Street Journal

AI could also serve as a social router, suggesting new connections.

From The Wall Street Journal