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He dissolved the makeshift army and continued to serve as a kind of administrator for a short time, but he had never wanted to be a leader.

So we purchased a notebook to serve as a travel journal and a bag for Carmen to travel in, and Carmen was ready to begin her trip.

But just as no nation can wall itself off from the consequences of a global crisis, no one can serve as the sole engine of global growth.

Hospital from beginning to end improve medical treatment quality, excellent service, reasonable collect fees serve as a hospital live this.

(Film critic)Libby's columns serve as a continuing account of her amusingly mundane life and the peripheral role that movies play in it.

Let me share with you some interesting observations that I believe serve as great motivational lessons.

Their problem was to bind the black powder together again so it would be hard enough to serve as a writing instrument.

He trusted that it would serve as a marked trail for Hem to follow through the Maze, if he chose to leave Cheese Station C.

The ships of Tarshish serve as carriers for your wares. You are filled with heavy cargo in the heart of the sea.

As I'm sure you know, when the Web first came along, it was hardly in a position to serve as a viable platform for application development.

The U. S. Department of Defense said the action would serve as an important milestone in the process verifying the North's activities.

He might suddenly find himself in a fight--initiating one--and the smallest incident may serve as a trigger.

I'll start out with a quick example of a standard Java Archive file procedure, which will serve as a foundation for the tips that follow.

The winning bid is expected to shape India's air power for the next three decades and serve as the bedrock of a strategic partnership.

Knowledge is going to have to serve as the fulcrum of progress or provide the key to a decent survival.

Training received by a public servant and his academic record shall serve as one of the bases for his assessment, appointment and promotion.

Medical students with previous hospital volunteer experience did not indicate greater willingness to serve as a hospice volunteer.

One might have thought this would serve as a lesson to other public officials dealing with the poor in the misery of Johannesburg's winter.

the president asked her to come back in 2005 after he was reelect ed for second term , to serve as in her current position.

But that sense should not serve as a disguise for allowing extremists of any stripe to define what views can or cannot be aired.

He said she "will continue to serve as our ambassador at the United Nations and a key member of my cabinet and national security team. "

This set of objects might then serve as an intermediate result used in the processing of a higher-level expression.

He said the Chinese challenge could serve as a "fear factor" to energize the efforts of NASA and its space partners.

The outer garment should serve as thermal barrier as well as a wind block, since cycling through cold air increases the wind chill factor.

" This judge went on to say that, if confirmed, Judge Alito " will serve as a marvelous and distinguished associate justice.

They are simply intended to provoke you to think about common assumptions and to serve as a resource as you formulate your own opinions.

Review any technical papers you might have to see if they can serve as landing pages for your desired search terms.

Look around at the abilities of the people you know. Some of them can probably serve as perfect examples of what not to do.

Mr. McCarthy has decided to get right with his tax obligations and his case should serve as a strong signal to other taxpayers.

To serve as an inspector, liquidator, bankruptcy administrator, or executor of a will, or in any other fiduciary capacity.

Other team members have suggested building a robot to run the Iditarod in Alaska or to serve as an ambulance in Antarctica.

After the king had written out his covenant, he would choose a physical sign to serve as a reminder of the terms of the covenant.

Be honoured to help you very much. What you have to need to be able to look for me to serve as interpreter at any time.

Instead, new prejudices, just like the old ones, will serve as the guiding reins of the great, unthinking mass.

Let this memo serve as documentation that you did not inform me of this absence.

Treasure was buried for many reasons: to keep it out of enemy hands, to "bank" a fortune, to serve as a votive offering.

His fate in the last election, she said, would serve as a reminder to all politicians that popularity does not last.

If true, such a tactic would serve as a stern warning to those who see change in the air that it remains far off.

The investigation results had been used in the revision of 2004 undergraduate teaching plan, and serve as important gist for the revision.

Rarely do they serve as gatekeepers in the sense of significantly narrowing down the stories to be disseminated from among those available.

As described above along the side of each hall reinforced concrete elements and masonry walls serve as the structural backbone of the hall.

During and after school, prospective landscape architects serve as interns to professionals in the field for a period of at least two years.

Utility knives, as the name implies, are used for many jobs and often serve as an extra knife for a kitchen helper to use.

To tell the truth, these can only be brought about additional benefits of marriage, no one firm to serve as the cornerstone of marriage.

The night air is usually cool enough to serve as a deterrent to mold growth.

The patients understanding and recall of information must serve as a basis for any behavioral influence doctor might have.

The author of the damning letter told the BBC that the action should at least serve as a health warning to the susceptible public.

At a minimum, the existence of a contract would serve as an authorization check; without a valid contract, the service cannot be invoked.

Egypt is well placed and willing to serve as an active bridge connecting China, Arab and African nations, he said.

The location also appears on a map in the company's offices. But Mr. Mitra says his company does not serve as a public monitoring center.

If these altered bits of DNA could be picked up in a patient's bloodstream, they would serve as a direct and sensitive marker of cancer.

It has been a great privilege to serve as your Secretary-General. That you should ask me to serve once again makes it all the greater.

If you set the state of your room as being open, and upload your photo in such a state, this photo will serve as your own photo show.

If there is someone in your life that could serve as a life mentor, try to connect to her, and don't hesitate to ask for guidance.

The trend is often ascribed to debt, drought and the ready availability of pesticides that serve as poison.

I volunteered to serve as a temporary clerk, ready to hand the book in person to any young customer who wanted to buy it.

In a previous era, it might have seemed more fitting for the journalist to serve as the warm-up act for the vice-president.

One of the simplest use cases for an ESB is a message queue, so it could definitely serve as a replacement to your JSM queue.

For many would-be diarists, the annual inserts serve as a substitute journal, often filed on a bookshelf like a set of 19th-century memoirs.

Trade should be an exchange to meet each others needs. It should not serve as a means of economic plunder.

The monument was built by the Egyptian pharaoh Khufu of the Fourth Dynasty around the year 2560 BC to serve as a tomb when he dies.

China has also modified at least one of its existing Il-76s to serve as a KJ-2000 airborne early warning and control platform.

I hope some of these points would serve as some keys for you to start searching by your self for the real truth.

They say it is time to elect a women president, believing such a victory will serve as a role model for the next generation.

Part II of the book presents a broad, but exemplary selection of cancers that serve as paradigms to illustrate this point.

The gas seems to serve as a neurotransmitter, promoting blood vessel relaxation and hormone secretion.

Because the unit tests for an interface should also serve as documentation, it is essential that they be as easy to read as possible.

With no experience to serve as a guide, the only solution is to make the best possible guess, using whatever relevant experience available.

A series diode, or two diodes in parallel back-to-back, can serve as a useful alternative to a series resistor for this purpose.

Schmitz hopes that this film will serve as an inspiration to skaters and those who don't follow the sport closely.

Thus, making a nursing mom laugh might sometimes serve as an allergy remedy for her baby.

But some question whether the heady years of record housing prices and easy credit should serve as a benchmark any longer.

Writing can serve as a form of cathartic stress relief where you finally get to say what you can't say out loud, in real life.

But if the tablet is going to serve as an alternative to a notebook or net book , an ordinary virtual QWERTY isn't going to cut it .

I now serve as the company's 'Principal Evangelist, ' which means my role is to help introduce GamesThatGive to the world.

The consensus statement that comes out of the discussions at the conference can affect practice, and can serve as a tool for this community.

for a conceited man, achievements serve as a slide, along which he falls far behind in his self-complacency.

This master data hub style allows for data harmonization across systems as well as being able to serve as a central reference system.

The globalization of the Russian economy was to serve as a centerpiece of his reform program.

The spray gun is of no harm to the cat, only serve as a warning role. Note, however, do not water to the cat's ears AIDS.

Sensor networks will serve as the eyes and ears of the geo-world and provide information relevant to wherever you are.

It would serve as a backup generator "in case Alcatraz is compromised, " he said.

The report states that the recommendations provided do not indicate an exclusive course of treatment or serve as a standard of medical care.

These DNA bits would serve as a time bomb of sorts, deleting a critical piece of the gene when given a chemical signal.

But the good news is that this heartless and callous action can only serve as the antidote to the so-called "curse" on Cleveland, Ohio.

She said she hopes her experiences will serve as a cautionary tale for other young women on the trail of easy money.

The central role of the urban designer is to serve as the one who can often integrate the work of a diverse range of specialists.

Triffin argued that this limited the dollar's ability to serve as an effective reserve currency.

If you were a religious professional , could you serve as chaplain to a prisoner, especially one on death row?

He pointed to a group of at least 544 women who serve as store managers who "are alleged to be both discriminatory and victims. "

Other assets that serve as stores of value must first be sold to be converted into a generally accepted medium of exchange.

None of the aforementioned evidence shall serve as the basis of establishment of facts before it has been ascertained and verified.

Consequently, they serve as the foundation on which an enterprise can meet evolving business requirements on a continual basis.

It's not particularly exciting, but it will serve as a quick test to see if the Flash bits are already on the machine.

The Founding Fathers knew that the key to independence was to allow enterprises to prosper and serve as a counterweight to government power.

Rigid adherence to these recommendations can only serve as an aid to the acceptance and understanding of taxonomic principles.

Obama said the pact can serve as a 'seed' for a broader regional agreement, hoping that 'a lot' of other countries will join in.

Come now, let's make a covenant, you and I, and let it serve as a witness between us.

The children used an old sheet to serve as a curtain.

In the 1980s she was content to focus on academic research and serve as the mother of two sons and the wife of a British academic at Oxford.

You can use data binding in a Web test to let a database serve as the source for the user inputs to the HTTP request in the Web test.

I am honoured to address this session, and I am strong in my conviction that this meeting must serve as a wake-up call.

It is hoped that this study will be able to serve as reference for the future research of scholars and other aborigine related institutions.

The center will serve as the company's Asian operations headquarters, will also assume a customer showroom samples responsibility.

Can you leverage and rework any of that content to serve as landing pages for your desired search terms?

Logo is designed by the way of children drawing, outlines prototype of a foot, with a childlike in random, but can serve as beauty.

The trade partnership, he said, could perhaps "serve as a much-needed shock therapy. "

No public servant may concurrently serve as a director, supervisor or the general manager of a company.

Obviously, examples in this article are supposed to serve as a simple foundation for your designs and not as the finished designs.

In closing, let me thank you, the American people, for giving me the great honor of allowing me to serve as your president.

In closing, let me thank you, the American people, for giving me the great honor of allowing me to serve as your president.

In other words, disappointment need not be harmful, if it can be long borne in mind and serve as a reminder of our future efforts.

The theory in India was that the SEZs would serve as a short-term work-around to the problems hobbling the country's business environment.

Thus, this construction is able to serve as a pleased example for the developers in portable equipment development.

The report appears to be an internal planning document that could serve as the basis for a new UN mandate in Libya.

The toy can serve as "a communication tool" for the young and old, she said.

Such cooperative projects can serve as the foundation for a stronger economic relationship between China and the U. S.

Healthcare process maps serve as the taxonomy for business processes for the healthcare industry to help align business services.

The American election appeared to serve as a referendum on two terms under George Bush.

Reagan was the oldest person to serve as us president, reaching the age of 77 near the end of the second turn in 1988.

Reagan was the oldest person to serve as us president, reaching the age of 77 near the end of the second turn in 1988.

Austria had little in the way of a real economy, but did serve as the bureaucratic home of the empire.

Finally, it might be possible for the DHP motif to serve as a scaffold for other pharmacological applications.

The semiconductor material with its porous layer can serve as a substrate for a light emitter.

This article can serve as a reference for health policy makers and be used to help improve Taiwan's healthcare delivery system.

In general, one of the purposes of Eclipse projects is to serve as a coarse-grained unit of configuration management.

To serve as another reminder, a strong and impartially-administered IP system was the best way to ensure a robust public domain.

Therefore, at least in men, body art could serve as an "honest" signal of fitness in the Darwinian sense.

A bath tub can serve as a private sanctuary in which some couples dissect their day, share their dreams, or seduce one another.

The limited gain could hardly serve as a relieving justification for the tremendous cost the federal government had paid so far.

The limited gain could hardly serve as a relieving justification for the tremendous cost the federal government had paid so far.

Serve as a liaison between advertising agencies and the company, print suppliers, and various marketing services.

US-Pakistan relations Analyst Travis Sharp says Panetta will serve as a middleman between the United States and Pakistan.

Salt marshes can be productive grazing land, and serve as important barriers against inundation of the hinterland by the sea.

The ring oscillator is intended to serve as a clock generator or as a part of VCO that to be used in a mix-signal area.

New York headquarters office staff of 50 Rabbis who are ready to serve as account executives for OU certified companies.

The news media serve as the public's eyes and ears at trial.

These structures can be blown up like a balloon, requiring several breaths , perhaps to serve as a reservoir of air supply.

Err object contain values that have not been cleared, those values serve as the values for your error.

This should merely serve as a stepping stone for you to discover what works for you.

This should merely serve as a stepping stone for you to discover what works for you.

a screen cloth mounts between the bars of the outrigger to serve as a base for the tent, similar to a camp bed.

Hope that this connotations revealed can play a guiding role to Dalian, and serve as reference for other cities.

In the Americas, potatoes tend to be inexpensive and serve as a main form of starch in the average diet.

Frequently you will find that an XML schema already exists, and that it should serve as the starting point for your work.

But Florida, like the national bellwether it's become this decade, could also serve as a gauge for HSR's political viability.

Ifyou're using a different board, these settings could still serve as a good guide, but they may not perfectly match up to yours.

Some, like the two Elwha dams, were built without fish ladders, meaning they serve as completely impenetrable barriers to fish migrations.

First they serve as a warning for the rest of us as a way not to be.

And we stand ready to serve as partners to citizens and leaders looking to improve governance and transparency.

Accepting -- even embracing -- decline will serve as a reminder that American exceptionalism is built on a set of values, not stock indices.

Here are six resolutions that can serve as some food for thought as you start to think about your own personal plan.

While they were learning some Chinese, they did not have very much training and had a Chinese staff member serve as an interpreter.

MB. Paper certification will no longer be required since the markings on the WPM will serve as certification to an APHIS inspector.

The Device Emulator can serve as a substitute for a physical device during much of the development cycle of a smart device project.

One of the major services of Student Ambassador is to serve as a Master-of-Ceremony (MC) in major School events.

The last sentence in that paragraph could serve as part of the message of this book.

MTV-like jump cuts, which have become the standard for many editors, serve as a sort of eye candy to keep eyeballs peeled to screen.

They serve as the basic medium of exchange in the economy, accounting for about three- fourths of the total money supply.

These project managers will also serve as the company's point of contact with technology vendors and consultants.

My hope is that this book will serve as a resource for anyone studying this period in American history.

Bilateral agreements, thus, do not, on the whole, serve as stepping stones to a comprehensive global deal.

A valence is an embroidered rectangular piece placed above curtains. They were embroidered with fancywork to serve as a decoration.

After dropping out of high school to play in a band, Huntsman eventually went on to serve as a Mormon missionary in Taiwan.

Leftover weapons serve as the raw material for the improvised bombs used to target Iraqi civilians and coalition military forces.

In an interview with French media interview she promised, she will no longer serve as ministers boarded a private jet during the half-step.

In the final section, you began to explore creating a more complex processing pipeline that can serve as a model for future projects.

Sticky notes serve as reminders to yourself or others, and do not replace the description fields in the properties of the components.

The book can also serve as a text for undergraduate and graduate students starting out on solar physics.

Yet some of these factors in recent months serve as a reminder of the unpredictability of China.

User Guides: A language grammar can serve as a well-defined and formal way of capturing an architecture, but it is not a good teaching tool.

When water and food become scarce on the deserts where camels roam, the fatty humps serve as stored food and are used for nourishment.

Then there are the men who took the risk in hiring me to serve as editor of their newspapers, launching my career in journalism.

is not meant to be exhaustive, but should serve as a reminder for the shipboard operation in cold weather.

The Combat Games will then serve as a great opportunity to enable deeper understanding of the sports by the public.

When built, the vehicle will be able to serve as a personnel carrier, reconnaissance, rescue and ambulance vehicle.

The experience with Europe's stability and growth pact, which failed to do just that for public sector deficits, should serve as a warning.

Chickens and other domestic fowl often serve as bridges for new flu viruses that pop up in wild birds and later cause human outbreaks.

The only problem was the repetitive questions that serve as section headings.

The other classes throughout the semester will serve as discussion of the general topics.

Mr Morse will serve as interim chief executive and the board of directors will look for a new CEO, the company said.

Yes, the museum could serve as an intellectual catalyst and teaching resource, but it alone is not going to raise math scores.

The tonsils might serve as a passageway through which HIV enters the body, suggests an analysis of cells from the mouth and throat.

These abstracts serve as the lecture notes for the course, appended with a final commentary by the instructor.

The current sounds of Shanghai can be heard behind the dialog and also serve as an audio document for future generations of Shanghainese.

Maybe one day Afghanistan will become a peaceful and prosperous country and its system of education will serve as an example to be followed.

Each object is an instance of a particular class, which can, in turn, serve as a template for many different objects.

Company to serve as a driving force to promote self-development staff, training to become able to many workers.

Classes that serve as base classes in a multiple-inheritance hierarchy ordinarily should define their destructors to be virtual.

The monument6 was built by the Egyptian pharaoh7 Khufu of the Fourth Dynasty around the year BC 2560 to serve as a tomb when he died.

The members of the villagers' committee may concurrently serve as members of any sub-committee.

The Soyuz would serve as a "bail-out capsule" in case of a life-threatening emergency.

Their eyes and ears serve as exacting recorders of their surroundings.

The customer had already started an SOW that would serve as our baseline for the system's requirements.

These mighty pandaren warriors oversee the armies of their empire and serve as feudal lords to the general population.

Labor has a strong lead in opinion polls; McClelland is expected to serve as foreign minister if the party wins power.

Here the gods serve as beds or resting places as the day races across the sky.

In this divine contemplation, the soul will be able to discover rules serve as a basis for behavior and political action.

This dual obligation was supposed to serve as a restraint on entering wars and a continuing reminder of their costs.

Serve as preeminent company collect the ground, do pioneering work board the long-dated target that will be a company.

The Leaky Cauldron is apparently not in Diagon Alley itself; it does serve as a "bridge" between the two worlds, however.

The results can serve as a reference for monitoring wildlife habitat environment and for protecting habitat of forest ecosystem management.

Although a great spec for harding honor in BGs, the lack of survivability should serve as a caution to you if you plan on doing Arenas.

Once set up the host computer can serve as a timeserver to any size network.

In this environment, investors should be aware that the Chinese economy won't be able to serve as the beacon of global growth indefinitely.

Made from the feathers of more than 100 birds, each coat has three distinctive parts, each part able to serve as a child's coat by itself.

The superficial epithelia cells do not bind the active ingredient and thus only serve as a transit area.

The White House Council on Women and Girls will meet regularly, and will serve as a forum for all involved agencies to focus on women.

Start to serve as a piece of canvas, above the flowers and figures, scenery, animals or that the integrity of image composition.

Those definitions will have to be added in by hand; the samples in BPWS4J should serve as a sufficient guide for this.

These data show that there is increased NO production in SLE and that it may serve as a marker for disease activity.

The well of material rotates too quickly to be explained by the observed amount of gas. Something else must serve as gravitational glue.

Colonel Cordier's final Air Force assignment came in 1982, when he was selected to serve as the American Air Force Attache to Great Britain.

NOBODY will call him the Iron Prime Minister, and the word "prudent" ceased to serve as his virtual middle-name a decade ago.

The collective intelligence of an ant colony can serve as inspiration to help us solve complex human problems.

With a little tweaking and experimentation, even a 128MB machine can serve as a reasonably comfortable desktop computer.

It cannot be a substitute for political solutions and should not serve as an excuse for their absence.

Like their male counterparts, girls do at times serve as combatants, just as both genders are recruited for sexual enslavement.

In this context, we hope the New York Philharmonic concert in Pyongyang will serve as a reveille to wake up the hermit kingdom.

Therefore, this preview does not only serve as a warning as to whether the refactoring should be performed at all.

Hang it on a place that will be easily read. This will serve as a time to feel motivated in work.

Such notices are a formal warning that regulators intend to file civil charges, and serve as a point of negotiation about a settlement.

As a return, the students must serve as a primary school teacher or middle school teacher for at least 10 years in his( or her) hometown.

Adjacent to each center would be an open area to serve as a helicopter landing zone for patient evacuation and the resupply of equipment.

They serve as the body's surveillance cells, constantly moving around and sampling their environment.

The structure of this Psalm, with its two contrasting sides, can serve as a valuable lesson to us.

To serve as sales promoter in a multinational corporation with a view to promotion in position and assignment in parent company.

To assess imaging referring indexes, which serve as a novel means of imaging diagnosis for AD patients.

In effect, a relatively small amount of experience can serve as the basis for a wide range of decisions.

With certification in this field, a student will be able to serve as a first responder to medical emergencies.

"Madam Fu is charming but she also knows that charm can serve as a weapon, " Barber said in his report.

Moreover, it is in a completely different outlook serve as the online games operator of the saviors of the division.

In general, what response you choose to the things around you can serve as an indication of your attitude towards life.

Despite this little difficulty, he was to serve as my tour guide for the rest of the day.

They should, however, capture the way design choices have been made to date and serve as a guide for making future decisions.

Its sole purpose was to serve as a delivery mechanism for missiles armed with particle disintegrator warheads.

The goldfish also serve as a nod to what BMW thinks is the "biggest trend" in production design - sustainability.

Fig. 03 The Landscape Architect developed a simple program of activity that would serve as the basis for change along the river corridor.

Three main purposes: to help trade flow as freely as possible, to serve as a forum for trade negotiations and to settle disputes.

This wears me to miss your a person to always serve as next, if need help, you might as well keep informed, either.

His idea was to form a structure of ice, large enough to serve as a runway for aircraft.

Rely on the information you gathered for the research paper to serve as a foundation for your position.

They post a buying offer ( bid price) and a selling offer (ask price), and serve as the counter party for investors who w to trade.

The obvious next step for MyBO is to serve as a get-out-the-vote engine in November.

The current global economic crisis could serve as a trigger for changes that the country badly needs -- or as an excuse for doing nothing.

The design calculations will serve as an illustrative application of the theory of semiconductor devices .

His victory over Justice should serve as ample evidence of his superhuman battle ability. His occult powers easily surpass all known limits.

Some experts say yes, and that the international impact of Thailand's floods should serve as a warning to other companies world-wide.

President Bush says Pakistan is playing an important role in the war on terrorism, and could serve as a model for other Muslim nations.

I believe his education and character undoubtedly qualify him to serve as an administrator in your company.