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(networking)serve - To be a server, to provide a service.

E.g., "The shttpd serves requested documents to clients over a secure link."
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And the company will pay bonuses of up to pounds 7500 for those who serve right up to the point of closure.
DIAGEO'S NEW DEAL; Plant gets 6 month stay of execution: Redundancy ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Huw Roberts, director of Welsh Affairs for Royal Mail, said: "This fund will provide real, tangible help to sub-postmasters and the communities they serve right across all areas of Wales.
Post offices' cash boost; NEWSBRIEF by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
The distinct advantages of each packaging format include: * Standup pouch features a patented controlled-peel system, cool-zone handgrips, a high-profile retail presence and the ability to serve right from the pouch.
Four steam-and-serve package options now available to packers from ... by Quick Frozen Foods International
 
 
 
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