"We serve artists, we serve politicians, we serve professionals," La Guera says.
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You're there to serve the people, not to serve yourself, not to serve your contributors.
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So, Serena could be about to deliver a topspin serve, a power serve, or even a slice serve.
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Few serve alcohol, but many serve shisha into the night.
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And when we serve customers better, [we] serve shareholders better.
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Their first job is to serve society, serve the community.
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She broke Gauff's serve six times, punishing her second serve.
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The purpose is to serve the people and serve the community.
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It doesn't serve disabled people well; it doesn't serve taxpayers well.
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Four serve multiple tenants; the others each serve large single tenants.
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It does not serve you, the American people, doesn't serve you.
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They don't serve a political party, they don't serve a particular agenda.
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We never charge those we serve but rely on donations to serve.
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In the end, technology should serve us — we should not serve it.
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For Luther, the way to serve God was to serve our neighbor.
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Her serve is forceful and well placed, and she returns serve aggressively.
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"The customers you could serve, you pretty much already serve," Weng said.
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My choices were simple, yet complex: serve the nation or serve myself.
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Rogers, of South Carolina, dominated the match with her serve, winning 71 percent of her first-serve points and 63 percent on her second serve.
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"I think I can trust my second serve in particular; when you trust your second serve, you can go after your first serve," Federer told journalists.
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Will we stand up and serve the people or will we serve ourselves?
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SOUP kitchens serve the needy for free; restaurants serve the hungry for money.
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To serve, wrap the sausages in the pancakes, and serve with maple syrup.
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If we're going to ask every American to serve, every American should serve.
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"Not only do opt-in mechanisms serve consumers better, they serve democracy better."
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I'm here to serve it to you motherfuckers, serve it to you cold.
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Serve immediately or cover tightly and chill in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
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Men are required to serve three years and women must serve for 26 months.
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"If we are going to ask every American to serve, every American should serve."
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Bergman will serve on the board while continuing to serve as Henry Schein's CEO.
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After all, none of them serve for pay; they serve to defend the country.
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They love the Lord and want to serve the Lord and serve their communities.
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Mr. Trump ran for president not to serve the public, but to serve himself.
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"Regroup, hold serve, hold serve," he said he kept telling himself, like a mantra.
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Knowing Captain Perozeni as I now know him, if I were in a position to serve, given the requirements of combat, I would gladly serve with him, serve under him and seek him out to serve as a member of my unit.
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Raonic's serve dominated the second set tiebreak, while the third set tiebreak turned into a tussle, as the Canadian's return-of-serve went missing, as did Wawrinka's first serve.
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Board member Thomas McInerney will serve as CEO and Alexi Wellman will serve as CFO.
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Unlike Article III judges, who serve lifetime appointments, Federal Claims judges serve 15-year terms.
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We serve Western European, we actually serve American companies verywell in the international banking markets.
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This genius gadget can serve up sorbet, soft-serve sherbet, and other frozen fruit treats.
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Only by refusing to serve, as Stephen does, may the artist do just that: serve.
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He was just proud to serve his country and proud to serve with his troops.
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The self-serve soft-serve machines near Goofy's Pool had run out of ice cream.
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Let me tell you who it doesn't serve: it doesn't serve you, the American people.
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They serve the bureaucrats and the outside activist groups more than they serve this administration.
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They want, above all else, to serve their country and to serve and help others.
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"My purpose isn't to be a hockey player, my joy is to serve God and with love, serve my neighbor and certainly be there to serve my family," he said.
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Bannon will serve as Chief Strategist and Senior Counselor, Priebus will serve as Chief of Staff.
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Every patriotic American who is qualified to serve in our military should be able to serve.
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The owner of AoD's building has a license to serve food ... although AoD doesn't serve grub.
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This status quo does not serve Palestinians – and it does not serve the cause of peace.
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To serve, top each bun with a burger, pickled vegetables, ketchup, and yogurt and serve immediately.
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Slice turkey, serve with sauce, and garnish with remaining sesame seeds and cilantro; serve with tortillas.
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That comes after determining whom to serve and what you know that would serve them well.
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Kerber's first-serve percentage of 51 gave Williams too many looks at her weak second serve.
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I was not appointed to serve one party or one interest, but to serve one nation.
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It did not serve our interests then, and it clearly does not serve our interests now.
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The propensity or willingness to serve is about 2628 percent, leaving about 28503,22019 willing and able to serve — or, about 1,020,000 able but unwilling to serve in our all-volunteer force.
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" He continued, "Anyone who wants to serve this country should have the right to serve this country.
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If you want to serve in a Trump administration, you're going to serve this country, not yourself.
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That's why they serve under the Justice Department, they don't serve equal to it or above it.
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We should serve those who serve us better, and we're doing it at least on drug pricing.
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To serve, divide the fried rice among bowls and serve with some lettuce leaves and gherkin slices.
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These don't serve just the interests of the few; they serve the interests of all of us.
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He has developed a superb serve, and his return of serve puts enormous pressure on his opponent.
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"I'm very happy with the second serve; first serve was kind of up and down," he said.
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In that scenario, one would serve as Fed chair while the other would serve as vice chair.
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We are at liberty to shape our own lives, whether to serve God or to serve Satan.
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Gently stir in orange segments and serve warm or refrigerate up to 4 days and serve chilled.
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Cantonese barbecue is the dishes that we serve here kinda embodies what traditional Cantonese barbecue will serve.
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Along with Swift, Normani will serve as a mentor for Clarkson's team, Usher will serve as a mentor for Legend's team, Darius Rucker will serve as a mentor for Shelton's team and Will.i.
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Eighteen aces weren't enough for Opelka, who had his serve broken twice while never breaking del Potro's serve.
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" Serve for others: "I urge you to be servant leaders... serve not by selfish ambitions, but for others.
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Rybakina's serve was not broken, while she broke Tig's serve in five of the eight games Tig served.
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We don't want to serve ads people hate — we want to serve ads people are genuinely interested in.
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It does not serve the President well, and far more importantly, does not serve the American people well.
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To serve, remove the skewers from the flautas and serve alongside the avocado and tomatillo salsa for dipping.
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I did well and managed to break his serve and hold my serve really well towards the end.
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And in doing that, I think it would serve the country well, it would serve this president well.
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"Now I don't necessarily want to serve the military, but I want the right to serve," she quipped.
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Indeed, military leaders understand this and have championed the idea that anyone qualified to serve should serve. Period.
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It's a city whose staple dishes can't serve fewer than ten, and prefer to serve more than 50.
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"The world is not here to serve me, rather I am here to serve the world," Ahrendts writes.
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She lost her serve in the opening game of the third set, with Sharapova punishing her second serve.
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Zverev held serve with relative ease against Djokovic, then constantly pressured him with his improved return of serve.
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Currently, 28503 women serve in the House, while a record number of 22019 women serve in the Senate.
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He won 91 percent of his first serve points to 81 percent for Barrere, who never broke serve.
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And in doing that, I think it would serve the country well, it would serve this President well.
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AT&T and Verizon each serve around 100 million users, while Comcast and Charter each serve significantly fewer.
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And our all-volunteer armed forces, while attracting those who want to serve, have given a "pass" to the millions who ought to serve, and placed great mission strain on those who do serve.
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The Australian made his mark when he blasted a 143mph (230kph) second serve-ace - the fastest serve of any sort during the tournament so far and the second-fastest second serve in ATP history.
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"I was nervous returning [Williams' serve] because it's a wonderful serve and you just can't read it," Federer said.
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In contrast, Cibulkova struggled with her serve, winning 29 percent of her first serve points in the opening set.
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So there's lots of different ways to serve the government right now and serve the American people through government.
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"Now, I don't necessarily want to serve in the military, but I want the right to serve," she said.
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Continuing to serve on the councils increasingly seemed to serve little purpose other than to anger consumers and staff.
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But to serve all those parts of the world, these services need to serve all the oceans, as well.
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He lost his serve in the first game which was big because he relies so much on his serve.
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I think a lot of players would like to have a first serve as good as Johanna's second serve.
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Nadal broke Lorenzi's serve five times and lost only five points on his serve, never facing a break point.
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Though many serve staples from their own local cuisines, a lot of them still serve the classic Swedish meatballs.
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"The men and women who serve in our military didn't wait to answer the call to serve," he said.
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"We're not all here to serve Elon Musk and his needs — rather, he's there to serve ours," Bjelde said.
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But again, he didn't want to win to serve the country; he wanted to win to serve his ego.
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If the president who appoints them can only serve eight years, the person they appoint should never serve 40.
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"Dustin had a very strong desire to serve his country and to serve others," an aunt, Ginger Russell, said.
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Though her second serve remains an adventure, her first serve is back to being a penetrating, match-winning weapon.
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The Spaniard broke his opponent's serve to go up 24-63 in the second before holding serve for victory.
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It looks like crazy expansion into areas that most people don't even think to serve or care to serve.
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Planned Parenthood centers serve an average of 2,950 contraceptive clients per year, while federally qualified health centers serve 330.
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Geng's business model is apparently founded on the belief that to serve the renminbi is to serve the people.
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I mean, HR has to serve three masters, and they have to serve all three if it's gonna work.
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I needed that serve, I needed to serve well to win, and every time I did that my arm hurt.
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"Outlets most likely to serve kid's menu items in excess of 600 calories were full-serve restaurants," the report said.
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RBC Capital Markets will serve as financial adviser to Loblaw, while Scotiabank will serve as Brookfield Business Partners' financial adviser.
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You first choose a maid you would like to serve you, play some board games, then they serve you food.
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THESE BRAVE MEN & WOMEN DESERVE 85033 SERVE THE COUNTRY THEY LOVE‼️trump ❤️'s RUSSIA LET HIM SERVE PUTIN,.
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"To say that certain individuals may not serve is very different than saying that the rest must serve," he wrote.
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They serve only their members and the communities – geographic, workplace, faith-based, or educational - that they are formed to serve.
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Scanlon will get to serve the remainder of Meehan's term, and then serve a new term starting on Jan. 3.
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His serve — a 21st century tribute to the days when the serve ruled at Wimbledon — remains cruel beauty in motion.
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Our two universities differ from one another because of who we serve and the scale at which we serve them.
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Like Osaka, Sabalenka has easy power in abundance and a potent first serve along with a more vicious second serve.
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You have just a few seconds to think what you're going to do, especially when you serve a second serve.
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" These days, he concentrates on "things that will better serve me," he said, "because that will better serve the art.
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Currently, 2628,28503 South Africans serve in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and another 22019 serve in Darfur, Sudan.
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Painters are of opinion that the motions and wrinkles in the face which serve to weep serve also to laugh.
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More than half (57%) said governments serve the interests of only the few, while 30% said they serve everyone's interests.
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A fan named Chris Quinn suggested a body serve, prompting Clijsters to invite him down to receive such a serve.
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Abel will serve as vice chairman of non-insurance business, while Jain will serve as vice chair of insurance operations.
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"I would want to serve my country the way I serve now," said Ahmed, who oversees operations in 20 provinces.
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It was on serve until Pouille put serious pressure on Raonic's serve and volleys, and broke to clinch the match.
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AJ: That poem [written by Adrienne Rich, 2011] touched me because when you say, "Tonight, no poetry will serve," it says tonight no poetry will serve, but it is also suggesting that other nights, poetry can serve.
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I wanted the texture of our soft serve to be like velvet, so it has between 7 and 10 percent butterfat, while most places that serve soft serve usually keep their butterfat content at 2 to 3 percent.
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"We can't serve Blantyre before we serve ourselves," the soft-spoken community representative said outside the recent court hearing in Mulanje.
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It costs more, per person, to serve them than to serve the traditional ones: each group soaks up S$1.1bn ($840m).
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That would serve his interest in being reelected, but also serve the American people's strong interest in avoiding future government shutdowns.
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After the players held serve in the first five games, Fritz broke King's serve twice to close out the first set.
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Cory Gardner, R-Colorado, told reporters, "I think anybody who wants to serve in the military should serve in the military."
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The President's words serve only to further inflame tensions between many police departments and the communities of color that they serve.
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He has also hammered down the fourth-fastest serve on record - 156 mph - and the quickest second serve at 144 mph.
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Attacking Del Potro's serve at 26-26 in the third, Basilashvili earned four chances to break and serve for the match.
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If you went to any other birrieria, they'd serve the meat in the consommé, but here we serve them both separately.
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"I took an oath to serve and protect my community and now my kidney will serve and protect you," she said.
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While they may serve his party's political agenda, they do not serve the interests of the U.S. citizens of Puerto Rico.
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All will be required to serve in a gender with which they do not identify, for as long as they serve.
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For example, Serena's average topspin serve is about 145 kilometers per hour, 25 kilometers per hour slower than her power serve.
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A Supreme Court vacancy could serve to motivate voters, as a young justice would have a chance to serve for decades.
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Those who have served and those who are continuing to serve and those who will serve get my 100 percent support.
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Like say, when you create soft-serve out of them and then eat said soft-serve between two oversized cookie shells.
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The tennis tactic in question is hitting a second serve much more like a first serve: going for broke in sum.
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Wherever it happens, a second-serve ace does seem to have a bigger psychological ripple effect than a first-serve ace.
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He won all 20 of his first-serve points in the match and dropped only three points on his second serve.
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Djokovic's serve, particularly his second serve, is a liability at this stage, and his baseline game is no longer rock solid.
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There was also the unusual: chip and charge tactics, serve-and-volley on second serve and no-look flicked backhand overheads.
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After he fell behind, 2-4, he was able to hold his serve and then broke Fucsovics's serve to draw even.
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"I never had any interest in politics," he said, but later added, "I'm happy to serve if called upon to serve."
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Volatility Shares LLC will serve as sponsor for Cboe proposed ETF, while Tidal ETF Services LLC will serve as its administrator.
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Volatility Shares LLC will serve as sponsor for Cboe proposed ETF, while Tidal ETF Services LLC will serve as its administrator.
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Gourmia® GCM3600 Single Serve Coffee & Tea Maker — $59.99 For those looking for a single-serve coffee maker that functions like a Keurig (without costing nearly as much), the Gourmia Single Serve Coffee and Tea Maker fits the bill.
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When asked if she will serve in the administration, Conway said she would "love to serve" and was discussing it with Trump.
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The sites have limits in where and when they're open, how many people they can serve at once, and whom they serve.
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"Jesus said one person cannot serve two gods, now the Vatican is willing to serve God and the Communist Party," he said.
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If convicted, Robicheaux could serve up to 40 years in prison while Riley could serve up to 30 years and eight months.
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While trucks carrying ISO tanks can serve distances of 500 kilometers, trains will serve longer distances of over 1,000 km, Wang said.
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" Former Vice President Joe Biden tweeted that "patriotic American who is qualified to serve in our military should be able to serve.
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We tend to repeat behaviors that cause us pain, because they also serve us, or seem to serve us, in some way.
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But those of us who serve in government prepare our whole careers for just such a chance, to serve our president directly.
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Shahenshah, who was also the co-founder of Afren, will serve six years, while Ullah will serve five years, the SFO said.
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Because there is one thing I know for sure: Clarke is not only unfit to serve, he will not serve you well.
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Tsitsipas fought off the ensuing match point but lost the next on his serve, setting up Kyrgios to serve for the match.
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He doesn't have the biggest serve, but he's putting every serve on the line, or an inch from the line, every time.
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"Natural wines are the toughest to serve in a restaurant because you need to know when not to serve them," Lepeltier says.
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DisguiseChang: Another exceptional quality is her ability to serve the ball without telling the opponent what kind of serve she will make.
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Whatever political advantage and ideological satisfaction their actions may serve, those actions do not serve the citizens of California and New York.
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She was willing to set her own personal feelings and agendas aside to serve the larger cause and to serve the country.
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"What problem, what function does the bag serve that the peel does not currently serve?" then-Daily Show host Jon Stewart asked.
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In affected states, establishments that serve food are providing take-out service only, and bars that don't serve food are closed entirely.
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"FSA's mission is to serve students and families, but its structure is set up to serve politicians and their policies," she said.
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After the opening set went with serve until the tiebreak, Thiem needed only one break of serve in the second to advance.
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Doorewaard will serve 18 years in prison including 15 for murder while Schutte will serve 23 years, 20 of which for murder.
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She will serve until November, when a special election will determine who will serve the remainder of Cochran's term, ending in 2020.
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Beyond having to serve a fortnight in prison, Huffman must also pay a $30,000 fine and serve 250 hours of community service.
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"If you're a lawyer," he said, "your goal is to make the law serve justice, not just make the law serve power."
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The faith motivation to serve the needy cannot be severed from the faith motivation to serve according to moral and ethical principles.
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Postmates semi-autonomous delivery robot, Serve Postmates semi-autonomous delivery robot, Serve Postmates says they've made a number of changes to Serve in recent months, including implementing new lidar tech that's smaller, more lightweight and durable, with zero-emission capabilities.
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"This new tax would serve as a reminder of the incredible sacrifice made by those who serve and their families," O'Rourke's plan says.
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He dropped serve twice in the opening set as Lajovic kept his cool and held serve to take the lead on Court One.
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The mission may serve as a bold advertisement that SpaceX's vehicles could serve as viable replacements for the vehicles that NASA is building.
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Even more interesting, to me, anyway, is the fact that strip clubs are required to serve food (if they want to serve liquor).
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As a result, he will not serve any prison time but he will serve the remaining nine years and four months on probation.
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"Our investments don't serve a government, and our investment here don't serve a political party, or frankly a country's imperial ambitions," he said.
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If she does serve prison time, she will likely serve 15 months in jail with the rest of the sentence suspended until Aug.
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And if I stay and do the easy thing, I don't serve myself and I don't serve every other female in the world.
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It's the slight variations on that motion that determine whether a tennis player hits a flat serve, a slice serve, or a kicker.
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Transgender troops may serve if they serve under their biological sex or if they were grandfathered in under the 2016 open service policy.
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Chang: So, she combines the first serve, of high speed, which is a little bit more risky, but her second serve is safer.
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I decided that this is soft-serve ice cream instead of the regular kind, because only soft-serve is served as a SWIRL.
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She lost her serve at love in the fifth game and then won only one point on her serve in the seventh game.
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That fifth set was on serve until the final game, which ended with Thiem's kick second serve landing just wide on match point.
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Proud to serve the United States government with colleagues, who, day in and day out, serve the American people with dedication and devotion.
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He got into this election not to serve the greater good, not to serve the American people, but to service his massive ego.
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Political attacks on these agencies' credibility will only serve to undermine their effectiveness in the eyes of lawmakers and the public they serve.
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The frivolous spending might serve the political interests of prosecutors, but we must serve the public's interests and tighten up RICO expenditure rules.
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The pair will serve as chief creative officers and current HGTV president Allison Page will serve as president of the new joint venture.
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In countries where democracy breaks down, you have institutions of the state that do not serve the people — they serve political parties' interests.
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The websites that serve you content will serve you more content than ever in as many mediums as you are willing to consume.
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"This is where the split is: If you are mentally, physically, psychologically [ready] and ready to serve, I think you should serve; If I am not mentally, physically, psychologically ready to serve in any capacity I can't serve … If you go into the military and you are not ready and need gender reassignment, then you are not ready," he explained.
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"In order to better serve our customers the delicious treats they enjoy like shakes, sundaes, McFlurries and soft serve cones, McDonald's restaurants are phasing in new soft serve/milkshake machines beginning in Q4 of this year," McDonald's spokesperson Terri Hickey told MUNCHIES.
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Making drinks takes time, so the ability to serve guests immediately by having them partially serve themselves is in theory a win-win situation.
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Currently, the park's counter service locations do not serve alcohol, but they do serve a variety of tasty treats that have garnered cult followings.
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And even when she wears casual date night outfits, they still serve a dose of glitz (and serve as great Valentine's Day outfit inspo).
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Chip and Joanna will serve as Chief Creative Officers and current HGTV President Allison Page will serve as President of the new joint venture.
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Mayor will continue to serve The mayor told people gathered for the announcement that he will serve out his term, which ends in December.
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Arpaio, 84, could serve up to six months in jail if convicted, but would not be barred from continuing to serve in his position.
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These days the boyars serve at his pleasure, just as those beneath them serve at their pleasure and so on all the way down.
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A Trump administration will give our servicemen and women the best equipment and support in the world when they serve and where they serve.
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The Senate has also confirmed Mike Pompeo to serve as CIA director and Nikki Haley to serve as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
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I think that if we capture that, we're going to serve both our shareholders, our clients and in general we can serve better society.
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They serve the same function for President Trump that jailed opposition leaders in Cuba and Venezuela serve for those thuggish regimes; they are leverage.
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How much less total funding do school districts that serve predominantly students of color receive compared to school districts that serve predominantly white students?
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I believe that this approach will also serve as a greater deterrent to crime and allow people to serve their complete sentences more quickly.
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"It will still serve Blue and White if they vote for others but will serve twice if they vote for us," Ben-Barak said.
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But you can't run the French restaurant and then serve hamburgers inside, and you can't run the hamburger stand and serve French food inside.
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In the fourth set, Medvedev started to serve-and-volley more to shorten rallies, but the set proceeded on serve until the 10th game.
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Should Trump pick Collins to serve as director of national intelligence, he would likely abandon his Senate bid to serve in the president's cabinet.
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But while I understand that not everyone can serve this country in uniform, every eligible voter can embrace the responsibility to serve by voting.
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"For us, the thought process is, the better we can serve that local entrepreneur, the better we can serve the end consumer," she said.
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"Stan missed a first serve and then it was second serve, step in and stay aggressive, come to the net and finish," Federer said.
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Standard Life's chairman, Gerry Grimstone, would serve as chairman of the combined company, while Simon Troughton, the Aberdeen chairman, would serve as deputy chairman.
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Mr. Del Vecchio would serve as executive chairman and chief executive, while Mr. Sagnières would serve as executive vice chairman and deputy chief executive.
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President Donald Trump is challenging English's bid to serve as acting director, naming his budget director, Mick Mulvaney, to serve in an interim role.
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Eclipses clear things that no longer serve us from our lives, but they also nudge us toward the direction that will serve our higher purpose.
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Where can he serve without having this kind of a sentiment that he's not for the people, that he's not going to serve and protect?
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Tlaib will be the first Palestinian-American woman to serve in Congress, while Omar will be the first Somali-American woman to serve in Congress.
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Because of the customers we serve, we serve probably seven of the top 10 life sciences companies in the U.S. Many of the leading banks.
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Chip and Joanna will also serve as Chief Creative Officers and current HGTV President Allison Page will serve as President of the new joint venture.
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Strycova failed to hold serve in the first set against the former world number two who dropped just three points on serve in the second.
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It was the last piece of its ads suite that started with direct ad sales, then self-serve ads and then a self-serve API.
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Bartenders will know who to serve by consulting a tablet that has pictures of all the people, in order of who they should serve first.
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What's happening in West Virginia is that, whether they're Democratic or Republican, they serve their pocketbooks and industry, but they don't serve the communities here.
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"He should do so immediately and in doing that, I think it would serve the country well, it would serve this president well," he added.
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On Sunday, Trump announced that Reince Priebus will serve as his chief of staff, while Stephen Bannon will serve as chief strategist and senior counselor.
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Crewed mission capabilities will help SpaceX expand its ability to serve contracts, since it can then serve the ISS for more than just supply runs.
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To serve, top each galette with half of the cream and half of the remaining strawberries, or serve the cream and berries on the side.
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Raonic's serve hit 230 miles per hour, and he won 22012 percent of his first-serve points, facing only two break points in the match.
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Beginning on Sunday, establishments will not be allowed to provide bar seating, serve standing customers or serve more than six customers at a single table.
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Ms. Harris was the first black woman to serve as California attorney general and the second black woman to serve in the United States Senate.
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With too many character arcs and agendas to serve — three Chers, several careers, 35 songs or parts thereof — the show's creators can serve none well.
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Karlovic first serve Honorable mention: Djokovic backhand and Raonic serve A clear top three among the players with del Potro's thunderclap forehand taking the prize.
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She has a strong first serve and, perhaps more important in the return-focused women's game, a solid second serve that is difficult to attack.
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He lost nine total points on serve, including only three on his second serve, and never faced a break point against Fognini, the mercurial Italian.
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Stephens never faced a break point on serve, won 73% of her first serve points, and amazingly only had six unforced errors in the match.
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JetBlue does not serve peanuts but may serve other nuts, and will create a nut-free buffer zone around a passenger with a severe allergy.
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To serve in this White House is to serve a man who faces accusations of sexual assault or sexual harassment from at least 17 women.
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"My family also encouraged me to look for every chance to serve Lauren — to genuinely serve her and put her first, ahead of myself," says Josiah.
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Stock markets serve corporations by allowing them to raise capital and they serve investors by allowing them to participate directly in the growth of their economy.
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All we've ever asked for is the opportunity to serve our country and to earn the respect of the men and women with whom we serve.
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And, will platform self-monetization truly democratize music, or serve to make artists dependent on a new system while companies' algorithms serve as next-generation gatekeepers?
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Just as ink or pencil sketches can serve as stepping stones towards a complete painting or sculpture, Polaroid photos serve as interstitial artworks for film photographers.
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What I want to see myself do over however long I serve is make sure that I'm helping to mentor other people to serve in office.
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Witmer will serve 57 months in prison and Jury will serve 30 months as part of their plea agreements, the Justice Department said in a statement.
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"Our officers are sworn to protect and serve, not to protect and serve those of a particular race, ethnic background, or socio-economic status," he added.
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"Who you serve influences how much it costs to serve them," said David Cutler, an economist at Harvard who has studied adverse selection in health insurance.
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Yes, those who serve in Congress are understandably enamored with our nation's capital, but their first allegiance should be to those who sent them to serve.
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In the meantime, the Army said Monday that McCarthy will serve as acting Army secretary and general counsel Jim McPherson will serve as acting under secretary.
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But the reality is that the death penalty has not only failed to serve the black community well, it has failed to serve any community well.
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The 2018 games serve as a good indication of progress, but they also serve as a reminder of how much further things will need to go.
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Now Giuliani, the Raskins and Sekulow will serve as the President's outside counsel, while Ty Cobb will continue to serve as the White House special counsel.
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Moreover, because library funding is tied to property taxes, libraries that serve wealthy neighborhoods tend to have more resources than do libraries that serve poor neighborhoods.
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Joseph Maguire to serve as director of the National Counterterrorism Center and Ellen McCarthy to serve as the assistant secretary of State for intelligence and research.
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Marrero did serve for the first set up 6-5, but a series of unforced errors by him and Verdasco put the match back on serve.
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Williams went back on court, held her serve in that game, and then broke Osaka's serve to take a 3-1 lead in the second set.
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Latency means you improve those kinds of abilities for it to serve, but really bringing computing power to the edge to serve citizens and organizations. Right.
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"We would love to be twice as big as we are," he said, "because then we could serve twice as many kids as we serve now."
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Isner's powerful serve keeps him in most battles, and also produces many tight matches in which he and his opponent have trouble solving the other's serve.
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The workers will be erecting a physical barrier to separate the cubicles of aides who serve Republican members of the committee from those who serve Democrats.
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I hope that we will continue to serve readers who understand that a monopoly in the book industry will not serve a country of independent thinkers.
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And having NATO serve as the public representative for the American-led mission in Iraq could serve as a workaround for Mr. Sadr's sensitivities, officials say.
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Trump should pick "superstar" business and community leaders who ordinarily wouldn't serve for four years but might serve two years to "right the ship," Rogich said.
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I should not be expected to have allegiance/pledge support to a foreign country in order to serve my country in Congress or serve on committee.
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It's particularly resonant at the moment, the idea of, what is a better use of human energy: to serve the group or to serve the individual?
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"To Serve Man" (Season 3, Episode 24) Watch in horror as a man learns, just a minute too late, that the word "serve" has multiple meanings.
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I think the great companies, the reward of great service is a profit, and you've got to serve your customers, you've got to serve your employees, you've got to serve your partners, and if you do all those well, you're probably going to have a great business.
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"The [Department of Defense] needs every qualified patriot who wants to serve, and given that less than 1 percent of the U.S. population makes the decision to serve, we appreciate every recruit's willingness to serve — especially someone who isn't even a U.S. resident," wrote a Pentagon spokesman.
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John Warner and Specter, who was to serve as deputy director of communications for media relations, will now serve as head of communications due to Caputo's departure.
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"Insecurity has become a major impediment to ensuring that we can access, engage with and serve the communities we wish to serve in Ebola control," he said.
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Vandeweghe likewise had little trouble in claiming the first set against Barty, the American losing just one point on serve and winning 16 straight points on serve.
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It is the cause that motivated me to serve my country in the CIA, and is shared by all men and women who serve this nation abroad.
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It made me realize that here I am serving the country but there's other ways that I can serve the country, as well, and serve the community.
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COM - HERNANDO DE SOTO WILL SERVE AS CHAIRMAN OF DESOTO & AS A DIRECTOR OF MEDICI; PATRICK BYRNE WILL SERVE AS CO-CHAIRMAN AND CEO OF DESOTO * OVERSTOCK.
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FLORES: Because my dad, I just want to be like him, following his footsteps and serve, protect my family and protect my island and serve my country.
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The big picture: States and the federal government have non-discrimination laws that require business that serve the general public to serve all members of the public.
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Robert F. Dees, says it's time for the U.S. to reevaluate military policies like letting women serve in combat positions and allowing openly gay troops to serve.
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While scientists usually serve a second term, it's not unheard of for them to be replaced with industry representatives (a few industry representatives already serve on BOSC).
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The idea of diversity and free expression opposing one another may serve some immediate political purposes, but it will not serve our society in the long run.
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Some, for example, serve sophisticated investors with easy systems for limit and stop-limit orders, while others are meant to serve ordinary investors who place market orders.
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Public safety depends on trust between law enforcement and those they bravely serve; yet, again and again, President Trump's draconian policies only serve to undercut that trust.
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"I can tell you we are extraordinarily proud of what has been put together here to serve our veterans and serve the broader homeless community," Carson said.
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Before they can serve passengers, some crew members, like cleaning staff, serve the ship's employees during their training period, the former assistant food and beverage manager said.
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The Australian controlled the match with his serve as he won 88% of his first serve points and saved three of the four break points he faced.
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The panel approved along party lines Randal Quarles to serve as Federal Reserve vice chairman for supervision and Joseph Otting to serve as comptroller of the currency.
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The postcard-FTA would serve the interests of consumers by assuring robust competition and would serve the interests of producers by assuring non-discrimination in foreign markets.
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Second-serve performance is crucial to winning Grand Slam tournaments because second serves are the gateway for the returner to win crucial return points to break serve.
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Meet with your colleagues and discuss what you know about the students you serve and how you might make changes to your practice to better serve them.
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To serve, place the chicken on a platter, drizzle the rose-petal harissa over the chicken and serve the chamomile yogurt in a bowl on the side.
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Tsonga hit seven aces, won 95 percent of the points on his first serve and broke Herbert's serve four times while not facing a single break point.
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According to the docs ... Glenn suggested famed Eagles manager Irving Azoff and attorney Barry Greenfield serve as co-executors if, for some reason, his wife can't serve.
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"The college admissions process shouldn't serve as a roadblock to opportunity, but should serve as a gateway to unlocking untapped potential of students," he said in a statement.
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"People matter, and caring about the human being with whom we serve — and whom we serve — must be the soul of any institution worth its salt," he wrote.
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As part of their plea agreements, prosecutors are recommending the Abbotts serve 12 months and a day in prison, while Sartorio would serve between zero and six months.
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Almena will also serve three years of probation and Harris will serve four years of probation, both under county supervision, as part of a deal reached with prosecutors.
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It's a way to increase Sqirl's footprint, the types of dishes we serve and who we serve them to — Sqirl Away dishes will have a lower price point.
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Libby didn't have to serve any time, but the conviction stayed on his record and he still had to serve two years probation and pay a $250,000 fine.
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It was Djokovic's fifth break of serve in the match against a man who had lost his serve only five times in his first five matches in Melbourne.
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Significantly the Scot won 87 percent of points on his first serve and 54 percent on the second serve — the one area of perceived weakness in his game.
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"The way it works is that if you're appointed to serve at the pleasure of the president, then you serve at the pleasure of the president," Spicer said.
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They correctly point out that all Israeli women are required to serve in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) for two years while their male counterparts serve three years.
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The Greek was docked a serve for falling foul of the clock for a second time but responded with a second serve ace and held to 3-2.
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His mobility was limited, and his serve appeared to be ever more affected because he could not push off the leg and got no power in his serve.
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Congress can play a role to reform the program so that it operates effectively and continues to serve the veterans with significant disabilities it is intended to serve.
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Giving himself as much time to react to Khachanov's serve as possible, Nadal often stood with his back practically against the wall as his opponent prepared to serve.
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Under the Vacancies Reform Act, Whitaker can serve for up to 210 days – though he could serve longer than that depending on the confirmation process of his successor.
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I'm clearer than ever that when you serve, you serve the American people and the principles of American government, not the person who sits in the Oval Office.
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Darby English, an art history professor at the University of Chicago, will serve as the project's exhibition scholar; Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects will serve as exhibition designers.
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Venus Williams's serve was not at its most potent, hitting no aces and eight double faults, but she returned tenaciously, winning half of the points on Sakkari's serve.
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The Gelflings, whose entire political power structure exists to serve the Skeksis, have no idea that the masters they serve actually don't have their best interests at heart.
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Against Rybarikova, she did not even face a break point as she won 85 percent of her first-serve points and 59 percent of her second-serve points.
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Before they can serve passengers, some crew members, like cleaning staff, serve the ship&aposs employees during their training period, the former assistant food and beverage manager said.
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Carroll has claimed that Secret Service agents blocked her attempts to serve the complaint, and a judge ruled she could serve it by mail to the White House.
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We continue not to serve in the Army, the Navy, the Air Force, the Marine Corps; we serve in the United States Army, the United States Navy, etc.
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Previously, conscripts needed to serve two years, but that's being gradually reduced so that by June 2020, conscripts will only need to serve 1 year and six months.
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We all are motivated by deep impulses and deep appetites to serve, even though we may not be able to locate that which we are willing to serve.
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I answered the call to serve Kansans in the Big First, and now I want to answer that call again to serve all Kansans across this great state.
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Instead, you must make sure that these low-level goals will serve your mid-levels goal and that your mid-level goals will serve your high-level goals.
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She suggests paying attention to the "circuitry that you're running," establishing whether it "does or doesn't serve you" and then tapping into the one that does serve you.
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"I should not be expected to have allegiance/pledge support to a foreign country in order to serve my country in Congress or serve on committee," she tweeted.
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This fight will surely serve as a reassurance to Cruz, Johnson and Dillashaw, but it might also serve Lineker's coaches and mark a turning point in his ringcraft.
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This is why I decided to open up a chef-driven soft serve restaurant in Portland, Oregon, called Wiz Bang Bar Chef-driven soft serve is what happens when you take that nostalgia of having soft serve growing up, but then put a lot of care into it as an adult.
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The 21-year-old served an underarm second serve to hold serve in the next game as he was clearly struggling physically but Dimitrov eventually scrambled over the line.
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"It&aposs my understanding if another same sex couple walks into this job, he still has to serve him just like he has to serve anybody else, " Craig said.
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These are the law enforcement agents that go out there every single day and risk their lives to serve the community, serve the American public and protect our country.
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It's a movement comprised of Americans from all races, religions, backgrounds and beliefs, who want and expect our government to serve the people, and serve the people it will.
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A norm where the majority stands idly by while the people they are committed to serve, that they've taken an oath to serve, are about to lose so much.
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The prosecution agrees to argue that Huffman serve on the "low end" of the sentencing guidelines, meaning that there's a possibility that she could serve just a few months.
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It's a movement comprised of Americans from all races, religions, backgrounds and beliefs, who want and expect our government to serve the people and serve the people it will.
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He went on to serve 42 days in jail due to the plea bargain but fled the U.S. when ordered to serve the remainder of his 90-day sentence.
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The pair were convicted on money laundering and drug trafficking charges and were sentenced to prison in July, with Ofume to serve 13 years and Iriele to serve 20.
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We can actually use the China factory, if we don't serve as a US market or Western market in the future, to still serve as the China local market.
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They serve the role they're meant to serve, in the email's case, closing it out, and, in the flowers' case, showing that you thought enough to buy some blooms.
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While Raonic dropped serve just once, he won only 67 percent of points on his first serve, compared to his average of 743 percent en route to the final.
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The Briton displayed few nerves as he held serve throughout the final set, closing out in style with four first-serve winners to clinch the final game to love.
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Despite a mediocre first serve percentage, the unseeded Kyrgios did not face a break point in the opening set, while former U.S. Open champion Cilic dropped his serve twice.
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"On a fundamental basis, any patriot that wants to serve and meets all the requirements should be able to serve in our military," Richard Spencer said on August 22018.
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On the medical side, we serve people 18 years old and up if you have a medicinal marijuana card and matching ID. Recreationally, we serve a totally different crowd.
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"The investment is to serve country's supply-side reform in the financial sector and enhance the bank's capability to serve the real economy," the ICBC said in its statement.
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"I'm proud to serve as Acting President to facilitate a smooth leadership transition in this critical moment for Planned Parenthood and the patients and communities we serve," Johnson tweeted.
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He was elected as Ohio's secretary of state, repeatedly reelected to serve in the House of Representatives, and now reelected for the third time to serve in the Senate.
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Murray broke back when Simon missed a set point and failed to serve out the set at 5-3, but then lost his own serve for a third time.
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Finally, the bill would express the sense of Congress that individuals who are qualified and can meet the standards to serve in the military should be eligible to serve.
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When the Australian coach David Taylor began working with Naomi Osaka, a young Japanese player with a powerful serve, he said he made his focus on her serve unmistakable.
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"I was not appointed to serve one party or one interest, but to serve one nation," Kavanaugh said Monday night during his ceremonial swearing-in at the White House.
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There is only one serve, return or "under pressure" statistic on the ATP Tour in which Nadal and Federer are ranked one-two this season: second-serve points won.
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When play resumed Wednesday, Azarenka broke Ozaki's serve to level the set, but then lost seven straight points to find herself down a triple match point on Ozaki's serve.
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In addition to eliminating every private taxi, 0003,000 four-person cars could serve 94% of car demand in NYC, and 2,000 ten-person vehicles could serve 95% of demand.
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" - Alex, 26 "Car alarms serve no practical purpose.
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" And then you had to serve ... Yes, "Evita.
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Twice he needed to serve to stay in the match in the deciding set before breaking a cramping Donaldson to love in the 15th game, only to drop serve immediately.
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January 2001 - Gale Norton becomes the first woman to serve as US secretary of the interior, and Ann Veneman is the first woman to serve as US secretary of agriculture.
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Monfils earned a match point at 5-6 on the Federer serve with an ice-cool backhand pass, but Federer followed in a second serve and bounced away a smash.
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Chaiken will continue to serve as an executive producer, but because of her overall deal with 20th Century Fox, she can't serve as showrunner on 2019's The L Word.
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He even met with Popeye's to discuss supplying the fried chicken chain with poke to serve in its restaurants in Asia, which serve more seafood than their counterparts in America.
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Although the male player on a mixed doubles team is often able to attack his female opponent's serve, Marrero missed all three returns of Hlavackova's serve in the following game.
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In the past, conscripts needed to serve two years, but that's being gradually reduced so that by June 2020, conscripts will only need to serve 1 year and six months.
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"We are creating more data sets to serve more AI algorithm companies, so they can serve the development of artificial intelligence in China," said Liu, declining to disclose his clients.
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"The divisive dialogue tearing our strong nation apart may serve - I doubt it, but it may serve - political purposes, but is shredding the fabric that holds us together," he said.
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"I was seeing Joshua 24:15 on the wall: 'choose you this day whom you will serve; as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord,'" Cruz said.
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Overall, I would say that the bill will not serve any of the broad interests—economic, family, or humanitarian—that our nation has long wanted our immigration system to serve.
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Because he was confirmed by the Senate to serve as attorney general, Sessions could serve as the acting director of DHS for seven months without any further Senate action needed.
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As part of their pleas, Fred Witmer, 46, agreed to serve 57 months in prison while Gary Jury, 58, agreed to serve a sentence of 30 months, the department said.
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That would mean that government funds that could go to public schools that serve a diverse population of students would instead be allocated to schools that serve whoever they want.
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"If I wanted to get closer or arrive at the end of one set 4-4, I had to serve 90 or 100 percent (with my) first serve," he said.
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It is a movement comprised of Americans from all races, religions, backgrounds, and beliefs, who want and expect our government to serve the people -- and serve the people it will.
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Bipartisan PACs such as With Honor and Serve America supported their campaigns in exchange for the expectation they would join cross-partisan coalitions, co-sponsor legislation and serve with civility.
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The 20-year-old lost just 10 points on serve — only two of 31 on his first serve — to win his second ATP Tour title, 6-3, 7-6 (2).
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A Texas doctor who was convicted this week of raping a sedated patient will not serve any jail time and will instead serve 10 years' probation, according to multiple reports.
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Supreme Court justices would not be able to serve more than 18 years, though they would still be eligible to serve on federal courts of appeals after their terms end.
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Christ commands us to love our neighbor as ourselves, and the churches are where the people come together to serve in ways bigger than each of us can serve individually.
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The poll found that 56 percent of voters surveyed do not believe Trump is "fit to serve as president," compared to 42 percent who do think he's fit to serve.
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My favorite deli wraps sandwiches in it, smoothie-cart staff serve drinks in clear cups and the office cafeteria keeps buckets of single-serve condiments and plastic utensils on display.
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Polanski went on to serve 42 days in jail due to a plea bargain, however, he fled to France when ordered to serve the remainder of his 90-day sentence.
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The 1.98-metre Russian relied on his power serve to advance to the second round, winning 84% of his first-serve points and committing 20 unforced errors to Gunneswaran's 36.
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Federer was having difficulty catching up to Kyrgios's thunderous serve, which was clocked at 136 miles per hour multiple times, and he fell behind on his own serve, 0-40.
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I'm here to serve his presidency, so I've had to spend a lot of time understanding how to best communicate with him so I can serve his needs with information.
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Rybakina, who knocked out third seed Elise Mertens in the quarter-finals, won 80% of her first serve points and converted three of six break points, without dropping serve herself.
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It was the turning point of the match as Williams held serve and then immediately broke Konta's serve — and perhaps her confidence — in the next game to win the set.
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Mannarino fired 12 aces but he was wayward with his second serve while Carreno Busta, who had 17 chances to break serve, only managed to do so on four occasions.
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Making mincemeat of Svitolina's serve, she broke five times in the opening set, allowing her opponent only seven points on her own delivery, albeit dropping her own serve three times.
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At a news conference Tuesday, the Republican governor said Kyl committed to serve through the end of the year and added that he hopes the ex-lawmaker will serve longer.
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Gorsuch is only 49 years old — young enough to serve, if confirmed, alongside Justice Anthony Kennedy, for whom he clerked — which means that he'd likely serve for a long time.
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Isner, known for his serve, fired 17 aces and won 81 percent of his first-serve points to reach the quarterfinals without dropping a set through three matches in Miami.
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It is a movement comprised of Americans from all races, religions, backgrounds, and beliefs, who want and expect our government to serve the people, and serve the people it will.
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I have the privilege in my professional life to serve two organizations: Monday through Friday I serve as a director at a technology company headquartered in San Francisco, and then on Saturday and Sunday I serve as the Commander of the 1-363rd "San Francisco's Own" Army Reserve Battalion headquartered in Dublin, Calif.
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But ultimately, I agreed to serve because I believe strongly in public service, I revere the law, and I love the Department of Justice and the dedicated professionals who serve there.
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Berrettini came out in full force to win the second set but Querrey's blistering serve, highlighted by an unreturnable second serve on match point, eventually proved too much for the Italian.
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"While this narcissistic approach may serve Plaintiff's self-interests as entertainers or media figures and the network that profits therefrom, they do not serve the interests of the forum," OANN said.
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Tsitsipas fired 12 aces and 38 winners in a match where both players dropped serve three times, but the Greek 63-year-old was far more effective on his second serve.
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Making it so that an Irish firm can serve a Portuguese client as easily as a Texan one can serve a New Yorker would be good for businesses of all sizes.
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I had the honor of being appointed to serve in California's state cabinet as the Secretary of Business, Transportation, and Housing, becoming the first Latina to serve at the cabinet level.
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According to the plea agreement, prosecutors will recommend that Erazo serve a life sentence in prison, which would require him to serve 63 years before he would be eligible for parole.
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Back in the late 19th century, Kaufman says, Randhofer did serve seasonal items, but it was also considered elite—or, for the time, aspirational—to serve food that wasn't in season.
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The right "to serve in public office" is downgraded to a right to "participate in public affairs" (ie, choosing which Communist Party-approved candidate will serve in a toothless local legislature).
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She and Suhas Subramanyam, who also won his election and will serve in the Virginia House of Delegates, will be the first Indian Americans to serve in the Virginia state legislature.
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The final set went with serve as the two players slugged it out from the baseline but Tsitsipas blinked first, dropping serve at 5-5 when Nadal forced a volley error.
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In the 85033s, the military resisted allowing women to serve in combat positions, as well as the attempt of President Clinton to allow gay, lesbian and bisexual people to serve openly.
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"I love to serve this country and I love to serve it in a variety of ways," he said in the interview on Thursday, about his role in a Trump administration.
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Pence, who announced the White House's plan to re-launch the program in June, will serve as the council's chairman and assist Trump with selecting people to serve on the board.
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When they say to Paige that they "serve the cause of peace around the world," we know from our vantage point that the regime they serve is not peaceful or equitable.
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"Spreading fake news can serve to advance specific goals, influence political decisions, and serve economic interests," the pope wrote, condemning the "manipulative use of social networks" and other forms of communication.
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As the nation's first chief executive, Washington set the standard of not just a humble president, but a humble presidency -- an office meant to serve the public, not to serve itself.
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But for all of his talk about how he was "not appointed to serve one party or one interest but to serve one nation," what was unsaid came through the loudest.
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Her average first- and second-serve speeds were superior to Williams's on Saturday, and she tried and failed to serve for the opening set before Williams eventually prevailed in a tiebreaker.
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The tenacious Muchova did well to hold serve at 11-11 before going 0-40 up on the Pliskova serve thanks to a stunning clean winner off a forehand service return.
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But after failing to convert three match points on her serve at 5-3 in the third set, she roared back after the changeover to break Kerber's serve for the victory.
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"I should not be expected to have allegiance/pledge support to a foreign country in order to serve my country in Congress or serve on committee," Ms. Omar wrote on Twitter.
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If you decide to serve and volley, watch how many times Rafa gets the return low, and to me that's a heightened awareness of the guy coming in behind the serve.
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In 2186, at the Yan'an Forum on Literature and Art, Mao Zedong had stated the role of art was to "serve the masses," or serve the vision of the Communist Party.
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Nishikori's serve clicked from the start and the seventh seed won 90% of his first-serve points while never facing a break point against the Argentine in 47 minutes on Grandstand.
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After Zverev broke Nadal's serve in the first game, Nadal responded by reeling off six straight games to win the first set, 6-10003, losing just five points against Zverev's serve.
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Millman earned an early advantage in the final set by breaking Federer's serve in the third game, but Federer immediately won the next game on Millman's serve to tie things up.
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He has also stirred controversy with his comments suggesting Muslims should not be allowed to serve in Congress, and that transgender people should not be allowed to serve in the military.
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"I was in a dilemma about how we were going to serve mint juleps at our Derby party, since winery laws here don't allow you to serve hard liquor," he explained.
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You could serve this at a dinner party and call yourself a minimalist, or just serve it with boiled and buttered string beans on a Tuesday night and make yourself happy.
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Xiyu Wang lost her serve at 24-33 in the second set, allowing her opponent a chance to serve for the set, but she broke right back and forced the tiebreaker.
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She asked if I might not do better to stay in, to live up to my full potential and to prove to everyone that transgender people could serve, and serve well.
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In addition to Fishman and Wilhelm, who serve as co-CEOs, the company brought on Fullscreen&aposs former director of creator partnerships, Warren Lentz, to serve as its chief revenue officer.
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He will serve those sentences after a separate 403-year sentence in federal prison for child pornography, meaning Nassar will serve at least 100 years in prison -- an effective life sentence.
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Sometimes, Tree points out that bureaucratic attempts to bring back one species (or perhaps to serve one end) have narrow parameters that failed to serve their efforts at wider ecosystem repair.
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"Spreading fake news can serve to advance specific goals, influence political decisions, and serve economic interests," the pope writes, condemning the "manipulative use of social networks" and other forms of communication.
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" He responded: "No, I am here to serve you.
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Total time: 1 hour 15 minutes Serve 1 ½ oz.
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" A haircut is a chance to "finally serve FACE.
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" Days later he added, "Off to serve our country.
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NATO & US troops in Europe serve our national interests.
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"The people who serve ... they get hurt," Cramer said.
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But a lot can happen in 22 days — the standard time period an "acting" can serve under the Federal Vacancies Act of 22017, which governs who can serve in temporary positions, how long he or she can serve, and how an agency's work gets (or doesn't get) done after that period of service expires.
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Presidents serve four-year terms (a maximum of two); senators serve six-year terms, with a third of them up for re-election every two years; and members of the House of Representatives serve two-year terms, so the whole group is up for re-election at the same time (and seemingly all the time).
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August 5, 1993 - Sheila Widnall is confirmed by the Senate to serve as secretary of the Air Force, the first woman to serve as secretary of a branch of the US military.
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That they would want to serve ads on traditional content that was produced the traditional way, but they'd also be willing to serve ads on content that was generated by everyday people.
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The official position is that religious soldiers can always serve in their own separate formations, and that decisions to allow women to serve in combat are made according to strictly operational considerations.
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" Clearly Djokovic will have to neutralize the 6'6" Argentine's blistering serve at the Arthur Ashe Stadium: Del Potro fired 68 aces during the tournament, winning 82 percent of his first serve points.
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LOL." United's official policy states that while they don't serve the pre-packaged nuts, they do "prepare and serve meals and snacks utilizing a variety of other ingredients including major food allergens.
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The fish markets are all awkwardly crammed into one little space, but they all serve the same menu in the same giant portions, and all the bars serve equally massive micheladas, a.k.a.
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Murray then smacked a passing shot to take his serve and after blowing a first match point with a double-fault, he made no mistake with a huge serve on the second.
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I had to get a private investigator in the end, and they were trying to serve him with a restraining order, but they couldn't find him to actually serve him the paperwork.
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Another break in the second set allowed her to serve for the match and she wrapped it up on her fifth match point when 19th seed Muguruza returned a second serve poorly.
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If the purpose of these accounts is to serve as a whistleblower to malfeasance and censorship within the agencies, to serve as a voice for the silenced, then they should verify themselves.
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While all citizens must serve for a period of time in the military, those who serve as cyberspies continue to work in a surge capacity when the authoritarian government requires their support.
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" That kitty will be filled with the proceeds of a new tax, which, he says, "would serve as a reminder of the incredible sacrifice made by those who serve and their families.
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And it's a matter of what's best for our military to be open to all to serve so that we can have those who are best qualified in the position to serve.
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The important part is Viber says it doesn't use personal data to serve any of this content, and it will only serve these kinds of ads when you're proactively searching for something.
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Trump touched down in Mobile Saturday ... and waiting for him were some Alabamians who serve as Azalea Trail Maids, a group of high schoolers chosen to serve as ambassadors for the city.
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Located between Warsaw and Łódź, the CPK will initially serve roughly 45 million passengers per year, with the view to eventually serve up to 100 million passengers, according to Polish government documents.
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"So as long as the board allows me to serve in this role, I'm going to serve in it, and I'm going to put everything into it that I can," Muilenburg said.
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Though Sabalenka would later show plenty of moxie to come back from 0-40 to hold serve in the sixth game, she could not find a way to threaten Osaka's serve again.
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He lost just five points on serve and no points at all on his first serve in his 7-5, 6-4 victory on a blustery Wednesday over the Frenchman Jeremy Chardy.
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They had lots of tough language about rich people cutting corners, but in the end they said it doesn't matter how much time rich people serve ... just that they serve some time.
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But if he does so not to serve the public interest, but to serve his own, he surely could be removed from office, even if he has not committed a criminal act.
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Under Scalia's view, federal officers must either serve at the pleasure of the president, or they must serve at the pleasure of a lesser official who is, themselves, accountable to the president.
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In 2011, she was nominated by the President and confirmed by the United States Senate to serve as Assistant Attorney General for National Security, the first woman to serve in that position.
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Pelosi, who named the seven members who will serve as impeachment managers during a press conference, highlighted separately that Schiff would serve as "lead manager" in a statement issued during the announcement.
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Top seed Tsitsipas made the most of his Uruguayan opponent's struggles on the serve to clinch the opening set and grabbed an early break to serve at 4-3 in the second.
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"I should not be expected to have allegiance/pledge support to a foreign country in order to serve my country in Congress or serve on committee," Omar tweeted earlier in the week.
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Mr. Volcker also agreed to serve as unpaid chairman of the National Commission on the Public Service, a nonprofit organization founded in 1987 to encourage private-sector leaders to serve in government.
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"American law enforcement officers, including those serving at the F.B.I. and training at the F.B.I. Academy where President Trump spoke, do not serve him personally, but serve all of us," he added.
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There were doubts about Williams's health, form and state of mind when she arrived at the All England Club, but she has dispelled them round by round and serve by big serve.
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"This backdoor system of kickbacks isn't set up to serve Sue, and it isn't set up to serve you, the American patient," Mr. Azar said in remarks to the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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Half will serve the hotel that will occupy part of the building when a top-to-bottom renovation is completed in 2021, and half will serve the condominiums in the other part.
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The dancers serve the costume, giving it shape by moving their arms; but the costumes also serve the dancers, allowing them to become more than human and to create fantastic moving shapes.
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They might serve the purpose of challenging liberal thinking, but they do not serve the purpose of exposing NYT readers to the people and the movement from which they are allegedly alienated.
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I pledged to serve the people of Wisconsin's First District honorably, and in order to serve the people in my district honorably, I have to serve them honestly, and for me to ask them to vote to reelect me knowing that I wasn't going to stay is not being honest, so I simply cannot do that.
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The federal district court for the District of Columbia resentenced the men on Thursday, ordering Slough to serve 15 years, Liberty to serve 14 years and Heard to serve 12 years, the Times reported on Thursday The former guards, along with a fourth security contractor, Nicholas Slatten, who was given a second-trial separately, all maintained their innocence.
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Under Spanish law, a first offender can serve anything less than a two-year sentence under probation, so according to the deal, Ronaldo will not be required to serve his time in jail.
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Analyzing our interactions with the people around us would also serve us well, as they will serve as mirrors, allowing us to fully realize what we might have been projecting on to them.
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In a voice vote, the Senate approved the nominations of Republican Chris Giancarlo to serve as CFTC chairman, as well as Republican Brian Quintenz and Democrat Rostin "Russ" Behnam to serve as commissioners.
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So does a private establishment say we have the right to serve you if you are barefoot, we are not going to serve you if you are a member of the Trump administration.
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After losing his serve once in the first set - and breaking three times - Zverev filled in any holes that could be exploited and picked up his first serve percentage to ease the pressure.
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Bucci also placed a letter in a local newspaper that called out the state lawmakers by name, expressing that they shouldn't receive communion, serve as godparents, witness marriages, or serve in church functions.
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Keys could hardly believe that she had been handed a lifeline but she failed to grab it dropped serve immediately with a double fault to allow Barty to serve for the match again.
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The investigation, conversely, is about accountability and whether anything can force Trump to acknowledge an obligation to serve the public rather than to have the levers of government serve his narrow self-interest.
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"I serve at the pleasure of the people of western North Carolina, and when you serve at their pleasure, it's only those 750,000 people that can send you home," Meadows told reporters Tuesday.
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"It was @AmericanAir who said they couldn't not serve fish: Then after a vote, pilot made announcement to the plane that they won't serve fish bc 1 woman has an allergy," Frankel writes.
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"I serve at the pleasure of the people of western North Carolina, and when you serve at their pleasure, it's only those 750,000 people that can send you home," Meadows said on Tuesday.
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Currently, only 2628 women serve in the U.S. House of Representatives (holding less than 28503 percent of seats), and only 22019 women serve in the U.S. Senate (holding just 21 percent of seats).
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" She followed those comments by tweeting Sunday, "I should not be expected to have allegiance/pledge support to a foreign country in order to serve my country in Congress or serve on committee.
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They said Michael Glassner, the 249.1 campaign deputy manager, will serve as chief operating officer of Trump's reelection campaign, and Lara Trump, the president's daughter-in-law, will serve as a senior adviser.
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We're now seeing the emergence of service providers that explicitly serve a dual function: (1) provide business services to clients; and (2) serve as a strategic talent supply partner for entry-level talent.
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Georgia Superior Court Judge William McClain sentenced Torres to serve 13 years in prison, and Norton to serve 6 years in prison, Douglas County District Attorney Brian Fortner said in a phone interview.
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It argues that companies and products built to serve government agencies unconcerned about privacy are unlikely to become trustworthy defenders of human rights elsewhere, and can be forced to serve Chinese government interests.
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"I do see this as an opportunity to serve New York City and my community, and to serve on the ground from an operational perspective," Mr. Rose said in an interview on Tuesday.
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Good Will to All, With a Side of Soft-Serve (2011) A Pakistani Dairy Queen owner in Pennsylvania has become the cornerstone of the community, one soft-serve fund-raiser at a time.
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Paynetics will serve as the acquiring bank for these transactions, and it appears that its Phos mobile application, which allows Android devices to serve as a POS terminal, will be involved as well.
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She has the foot speed to grind from the baseline and extend rallies when necessary, but she also has the power with her serve — and second serve — to end points in a hurry.
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"I count myself lucky to be a Foreign Service Officer, fortunate to serve with the best America has to offer, blessed to serve the American people for the last 33 years," Yovanovitch said.
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Still, Mr. Maia could serve as president for only 30 days, according to Brazil's Constitution, after which Congress would elect a new president to serve the remainder of Mr. Temer's term, through 2018.
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"I serve at the pleasure of the people of western North Carolina, and when you serve at their pleasure, it's only those 2628,28500 people that can send you home," Meadows told reporters Tuesday.
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"I plan to serve the people of western North Carolina until it's decided that I can best serve the president and the American people in a different capacity," he told the news outlet.
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Heck serve hers with chipotle aioli ("chipotle and sweet potatoes is like the savory equivalent of the way cinnamon works with sweet potatoes in desserts"), but you can serve yours however you want.
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However, Spencer said he believes that, on a fundamental basis, "any patriot that wants to serve and meets all the requirements should be able to serve in our military," according to news reports.
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Remove pizza from pan, cut into slices, and serve immediately.
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Our regret is only that we didn't serve God better.
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He always had a call to serve in the military.
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Serve warm or at room temperature with vanilla ice cream.
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How well will that serve him with a national audience?
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Allen's family wants Brown to serve out her original sentence.
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The PAC will serve as a fundraising vehicle, Lonegan said.
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They serve as sort of leaders for their candidate's supporters.
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Some of these serve couriers working in the gig economy.
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Elizabeth Lynn will serve as interim head of investor relations.
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Perhaps his favorite chess opening can serve as a metaphor.
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Cut the lemon into wedges and serve with the chicken.
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Sprinkle with sliced mint, and serve with crème fraîche dip.
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Can you unplug them or do they serve a purpose?
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Transfer to a serving bowl and serve with tortilla chips.
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Turn the pasta onto a heated platter and serve immediately.
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Serve garnished with chopped peanuts and red onions, if desired.
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Serve with the red wine sauce to dip it in.
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He instead built a system that would serve the investors.
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Its services can also serve as a backup safety system.
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It doesn't serve me or the community as a whole.
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You do that in LA. You do sort of serve.
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McClain also knew that she wanted to serve her country.
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Women are given weapons, are trained and serve as fighters.
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Chief Financial Officer, Naveen Chopra, will serve as interim CEO.
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Serve the chicken topped with the sauce and lemon slices.
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I'll be anything to serve, anything but hurt the person.
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Divide broth, chicken, and vegetables between plates and serve immediately.
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The two would then hold serve to force the tiebreaker.
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Trump's pick to serve as secretary of defense, retired Gen.
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"We're speaking to the people we serve first," Carney said.
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But it's actually the best way to serve some drinks.
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He said it was his right not to serve blacks.
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Will I still be able to serve in the military?
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We don't serve anything out of season in the restaurant.
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I hope he has an opportunity to serve America again.
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Many are expected to serve in Lyft ride hailing fleets.
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Serve it with hot sauce, lemon wedges, and white bread.
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The proving grounds serve up more than 100 challenging surfaces.
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We use whole animals and serve raw, locally grown vegetables.
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Aouame said the mosque will continue to serve the community.
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And Facebook could then serve them more ads, of course.
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We want to serve our country with good governing policies.
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Spoon sauce over chicken skewers or serve on the side.
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Very few Americans serve in the United States Armed Forces.
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Please understand we do all this to serve our community.
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Public servants are supposed to serve the public, full stop.
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Musou games also serve as a powerful exercise in metaphor.
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Both men are only expected to serve half their sentences.
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Serve it alongside grilled seafood for a fresh weeknight meal.
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The signs thank the crowd for allowing him to serve.
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I don't serve the ubiquitous loup de mer or branzino.
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Serve immediately with an additional pinch of cinnamon, if desired.
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Muguruza struggled with her serve and was broken five times.
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Cool slightly before transferring to a cutting board to serve.
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However, they serve two very different purposes in their lives.
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Then, they started wanting CBD to serve, you know, CBD.
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Chris and Kevin were helping unload trucks and serve food.
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Shake sieve lightly to dust the muffins with sugar. Serve.
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It heals, inspires, and connects the communities that artists serve.
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That can serve as an indicator of things to come.
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Racist rhetoric, after all, doesn't typically serve Republicans well electorally.
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He picks the ball up with his toes to serve.
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In contrast, most Muslims and Christian Arabs do not serve.
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Add the lime juice, to taste, mix well and serve.
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The Emmy nominee also will serve as an executive producer.
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I am running to serve you as the next president.
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To serve the unbanked, Sanders wants to return to postal
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We had understood that he would serve two years' incarceration.
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So the Gorsuch selection was intended to serve two purposes.
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What public safety and border security interest does that serve?
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Several retired generals will serve as ministers and close advisers.
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Strange will serve as a fine representative for our people.
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Selfies serve lots of purposes that change with your audience.
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The launch and subsequent rethinking should serve as a lesson.
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The government can hardly serve the 92m Egyptians alive today.
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Spoon portions onto warm plates and serve hot and steaming.
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That experience could serve him well for this unusual choice.
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"I cannot wait to serve with you, inshallah," Omar tweeted.
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Alexa: Thomas, this conversation can serve no purpose anymore. Goodbye.
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The established tyremakers have advantages over the industry they serve.
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Healthy environments help serve our infrastructure for the long term.
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Repeat customers will serve you better in the long term.
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They serve as an important reminder that the problem persists.
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He clearly has forgotten his oath to protect and serve.
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Volunteers serve food to protesters at Zuccotti Park on Oct.
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The fact is that he did not serve in Vietnam.
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They can serve well at times, but often are misunderstood.
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The port is meant to serve the whole of Libya.
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Also, they serve the most adorable little Baked Alaska (below).
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Her calling was to serve the population and she did.
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Some people are born to rule and others to serve.
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Smith expects that 2019 will serve up a mixed bag.
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We serve them both on our brunch and dinner menus.
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The men were mandated to serve in his security detail.
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Casein in liquid form can serve as packaging and food.
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Please understand, we do all this to serve our community.
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I serve myself a cup of coffee before starting work.
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A mummer will Serve as well, the road is yours.
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Trump nominated Sondland to serve as EU ambassador in 2018.
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A. I've always felt money is there to serve me.
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Then serve it with tortillas, the freshest you can find.
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Serve bread on the side to mop up the sauce!
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Apparently, lawn mowers don't always serve as solid scarecrow alternatives.
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Women received the right to fight and serve in battle
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Stir, garnish with a piece of strawberry and serve immediately.
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Nope. Does it serve to make him seem more sympathetic?
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The ideals she came to serve belied her earthy beginnings.
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So how do we serve our passengers, our drivers better?
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To some players, this could serve as a legitimate tiebreaker.
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"You know, we just want to serve tacos," Cimino said.
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Slice cake into wedges; serve slices topped with roasted strawberries.
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The three reservoirs that serve the city are almost dry.
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It will also no longer serve meat at company events.
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Serve with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream if desired.
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Still, the impression of novelty may serve a useful purpose.
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No one wants to serve spoiled food to their families.
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Instead, he says, patients will serve as their own controls.
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On neither point would Mr Temer's removal serve them well.
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I also vowed to pray more and serve others more.
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When you look at the people, you want to serve.
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He also said Cohen should serve a full prison sentence.
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Booth babes are hired to serve solely as human decoration.
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It's certainly possible that these tests serve a military purpose.
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Ricardo Rosselló recommended Justo González to serve as interim director.
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Chastain will also serve as a producer on the film.
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Here they serve as the westernmost protector of our country.
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"He's just a tough player to serve against," Kyrgios said.
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It would serve to manifest the promise of Lawrence v.
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Serve with sliced carrots and cucumber and mango dipping sauce.
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We must keep changing to better compete and serve entrepreneurs.
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The meals we serve our children should be good food.
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He was the first sitting senator to serve as president.
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Serve with tea on toast or with vino on crackers.
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What good would it serve other than creating more panic?
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Like I sort of serve that purpose on my own?
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For breakfast, serve with Greek yogurt and honey, if desired.
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Yes, Starbucks Roastery locations will now serve freshly made pizzas.
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They can't serve and will get raped if they do.
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Thursday's and Friday's moves serve as a case in point.
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And when will a robot barista serve you a latte?
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We pass this feeling on to the families we serve.
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He will now serve concurrent mandatory life sentences in jail.
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They serve as artistic records of the Standing Rock protests.
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Instead, its investigations must serve some kind of legislative purpose.
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That backing could serve him well should Trump's attacks intensify.
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Serve very cold in bowls, garnished with basil and cheese.
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Garnish with crispy shallots and serve with sweet chili sauce.
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This allows it to serve more like an iPad Pro.
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Carefully transfer the pumpkin to a platter and serve immediately.
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Constitutions exist to serve citizens, not the other way around.
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This will serve to free up significant amounts of capital.
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That $73 will serve as the floor of Gordon's trade.
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The staff even dress in character as they serve drinks.
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No, but they have the soft serve in the helmet.
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She didn't protect and serve the community or her child.
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Kennedy was the first woman to serve in the position.
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I mean, it doesn't serve my purposes to be disruptive.
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Increased agricultural purchases serve more than one purpose for Trump.
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Heather Boushey has been tapped to serve as chief economist.
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It's just that they serve a particular kind of purpose.
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P22019P lenders, he says, serve small borrowers, whom banks ignore.
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I always knew I wanted to serve in the military.
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In short, they'd basically serve as incubators for human organs.
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You'll serve the rest of your hundred and twenty years.
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It summoned Pakistan's acting envoy to serve a diplomatic demarche.
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At Kachka, they serve it with brandy and rum instead.
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Sometimes it's necessary and it has a purpose to serve.
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They serve us vodka martinis, and we admire the challah.
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Stir in the cream and serve garnished with the cilantro.
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They estimate the kit will serve eight to 26.99 people.
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His policies would "serve the interest of everyone", he declared.
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Political ads serve as repetitive reinforcement of a campaign's message.
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"I serve the same food as my mom," she said.
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Especially when there are different levers, different populations to serve.
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And now they're boycotting their duty to serve and protect.
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He ate crow and pledged to serve at Brienne's side.
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Perhaps it can serve as a sort of time capsule.
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"YOU cannot serve both God and money," admonishes the Bible.
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Phusion is designed to serve up better natural looking pictures.
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Instead, she tells Ashley – use us to serve your ends.
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Those annual checks still seem to serve a purpose, though.
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These stories essentially serve as a vaccine against other information.
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Trump nominated Sessions to serve as attorney general in November.
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Falling oil prices will only serve to hurt Russia further.
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Thanks so much for your willingness to serve our Nation.
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That should serve Thorne well in the Star Wars universe.
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Alibaba's goal is to serve two billion people by 2020.
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Does anyone in Mexico City even serve cold tortas anymore?
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Meanwhile, Malta will serve as a logistical base for Aquarius.
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Those unsuccessful IVF cycles will serve as the control group.
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This new private label market is designed to serve them.
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He reportedly made recommendations that would, in fact, serve him.
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Plus, Serve has a sort of ice cream truck effect.
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Serve still has to prove itself out in the world.
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To serve, place the cucumber and melon on a plate.
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You wouldn't have just one Borders serve an entire region.
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The food served for pleasure can also serve as punishment.
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Gold skewers or wooden skewers to serve the jerk chicken?
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Each company would, effectively, serve a different type of consumer.
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She had been sentenced to serve 35 years behind bars.
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The islands could serve as destinations for future military bases.
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Others serve as important breeding grounds for seabirds and seals.
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By that measure, it should serve most people just fine.
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The army says Syrians eligible for military service must serve.
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He was called up Sunday to serve as a reliever.
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Spread frosting over top and sides of cake and serve.
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There are some French restaurants that serve it, for example.
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These can serve as room decor when not in use.
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Right now, the camera and mic serve as, uh, decor?
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Serve in a lunch pail, a big bowl, or pitcher.
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Panay told Mashable that those stores serve an important purpose.
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"The old designs don't really serve us anymore," Holloway said.
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The minimum age to serve as U.S. president is 35.
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Serve hot on cooked spaghetti and pass the grated Parmesan.
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Serve with butter or honey or both (if you're smart).
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He does have another option -- serve 2 days in jail.
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WhatsApp communities arose as a way to serve these needs.
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Largely, leaders think a major deal would serve their interests.
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Officer Vinson fired his issued serve weapon, striking Mr. Scott.
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Remove from the heat, uncover the steamers, and serve immediately.
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The puzzles serve the story, not the other way around.
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How do you like to serve the shots for parties?
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This year, they were ready to serve double that amount.
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He previously served as president of American Express Serve Enterprise.
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Season to taste and serve with extra parm on top.
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President, it's an honor to serve as your CIA director.
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Set it, forget it, and serve up some steak bites!
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They motivate supporters and serve as tiebreakers for undecided voters.
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How does it serve as a commentary on modern masculinity?
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She got 8 days, but only has to serve 4.
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Both serve on the Executive Committee for Business Leaders United.
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Often, they only serve to confirm the speaker's own worldview.
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But Toys "R" Us might serve as a contradictory coda.
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Privately owned systems serve 12 percent of the U.S. population.
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Around 250,000 men currently serve in the military across Ukraine.
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Sprinkle with flaked coconut and cilantro; serve with lime wedges.
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Brooklyn was DEFINITELY impressed with her man's 135 mph serve!
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Both the soft serve and the milkshake are available daily.
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What we're doing is not kill Netflix, but serve consumers.
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As nonprofits, these shelters were to serve specific target demographics.
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Coltharp's parents are also expected to serve as state witnesses.
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As for me and my house, we'll serve the Lord!
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If nothing else, let SixBomb serve as that cautionary tale.
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They were not looking to change the individuals they serve.
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To serve, slice the beef and arrange on a plate.
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Both serve on the judiciary panels in their respective chambers.
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Stories like Nyong'o's serve as a stark reminder of that.
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Serve with guacamole and more salsa to put on top.
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Who better to serve as namesake for a Lebanese wine?
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FBI directors always serve at the pleasure of the President.
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Sprinkle with the cheese, salt and pepper and serve immediately.
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He was content to serve his 12 years, she said.
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Scoop it up and serve with sweet berries and Champagne.
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Should tragedy strike, could she serve as a capable president?
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What will be the rules and whom will they serve?
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BUILD A COMPANY, SERVE THE CLIENT, DO A GREAT JOB.
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Paul and his House colleagues should serve as such things.
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What purpose can another interview with Paul McCartney serve anymore?
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Serve in a bowl with lettuce and hoisin on side.
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It doesn't serve any purpose other than to spin around.
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Singing Valentines serve a dual purpose as fundraisers and outreach.
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These activities serve the narrow interests of federal employee unions.
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We are there to serve them, not to lecture them.
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Sprinkle some sesame on top and serve it with lemon.
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Some people will choose to only serve native foods, though.
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The department would serve as part watchdog, part program creator.
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To avoid "capture", they should serve a single fixed term.
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In total, 22 women will now serve in the Senate.
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Without the US, 19 countries allow transgender people to serve.
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Atwood will serve as a consulting producer for the series.
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This sense of familiarity could serve her well this season.
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While discussions serve a purpose, actions speak louder than words.
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Let Khloe Dinsmore, of Sacramento, CA, serve as an example.
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Serve in shallow bowls with the sauce, topped with parsley.
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Abrams is completely unfit to serve in any public office.
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Terry Branstad (R) has been chosen to serve in China.
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We were only too happy to serve them, of course!
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Landlords have been encouraged to serve notice on Afghan tenants.
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Together these new municipal energy suppliers serve 2.2 million people.
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By definition, organizations serve us, not the other way around.
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I told him that I was willing to serve Italy.
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I thought it would serve them well in the future.
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Did they serve their church with love and complete faith?
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They also serve draught beer and wine until 2 a.m.
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What kind of food do they serve at Fat Angel?
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Carefully drain using a strainer or slotted spoon and serve.
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Top with the other half of the baguette and serve.
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Kasatkina won the next three points using a hefty serve.
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Their detachment protects them and lets them serve as guides.
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Serve with more pickling liquid on the side for dipping.
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Kelly's job is to serve the interests of the president.
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Community colleges and the students they serve are unsung heroes.
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The Career Assessment Site (CAS) may serve as a resource.
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The drivers serve as the brakes, accelerator, and steering wheel.
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The city's ferry system, however, will not serve New Jersey.
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Watergate offers a better approach to serve the public interest.
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Garnish with the fish cake and green onions to serve.
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Instead, they serve as warnings for the rest of us.
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Our commitment as an alliance is to serve all students.
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It abandons the social mission in order to serve it.
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"You can only serve so many routes," Maguire told CNBC.
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If so, this group grieving may serve a greater purpose.
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Many women serve as heads of households and smallholder farmers.
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In the national bicameral parliament, 166 military MPs will serve.
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Another 220 will serve in 14 state and regional assemblies.
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Both serve to erode the company's confidence in their data.
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No single national anthem can serve to rally us all.
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The ISP tax would only serve to exacerbate this problem.
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Only in this way can it best serve American democracy.
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Serve up with plenty of lemon wedges and tartare sauce.
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Season to taste and serve garnished with the crispy chickpeas.
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"It (rate cap) doesn't serve a purpose today," he said.
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Transfer to a bowl and serve with the tomato jam.
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Clemons says the waitress then refused to serve the table.
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Mr. Williams was elected in February to serve through 2019.
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He's the right guy to serve as the next Senator!
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These colleges serve a small fraction of the country's students.
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You're there to serve the people, not the special interests.
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Cumhuriyet is accused of writing stories that serve "separatist manipulation".
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For your aunt to serve you nameless meats you love.
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"I'm all about getting the call to serve," he said.
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Military families where both spouses serve are becoming increasingly common.
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The things they show frequently serve the cause of automation.
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This isn't to say office environments don't serve a purpose.
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"Well, they serve a very important person here," he said.
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"Really, we are people who serve God," Wilfredo Villegas said.
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The two senators serve on the Senate Judiciary Committee together.
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Whitman will serve on active duty in the new job.
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But the Lincoln Caucus would primarily serve more immediate ends.
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Like Corker, he believes that Trump is unfit to serve.
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You have to serve everything, and she makes a choice.
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Or the sound could serve as a warning against predators.
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Contrary to popular belief, they serve no salutary economic purpose.
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They serve as a testimony to the character of America.
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The struggles of Tillerson should serve as a cautionary tale.
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Hance later went on to serve in the Korean War.
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But I want to serve meat at the rehearsal dinner.
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It would also serve as a nexus for the Israeli
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Traditionally, Jews serve sweet dishes, for a sweet new year.
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If your serve is a cannon, what is your volley?
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The barroom and the dining room serve the same menu.
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What could serve as the basis of Russia's new ideology?
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Now, I'm there to help the hospital serve their customers.
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Saez and Zucman, who also serve as advisers to Sen.
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There's also an inherent obligation to serve no one else.
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When they serve a foreign government, we call it treason.
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