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The rumor seems to have emanated from Fly On The Wall, a site that serves up gossip to the investing community.

A 73-year-old waiter who daily serves up this Northwestern Chinese specialty is living proof that this connection may indeed exist.

It also serves up daily audio podcasts (known as the Onion Radio News) and some of the funniest slide shows on the Web.

Macondo serves up gourmet-style street food from around the Latin world in a casual-yet-design-friendly setting.

YouTube serves up 2 billion videos a day. Twitterers tweet 750 times a second. Internet traffic is growing by 40% a year.

Aside from being wildly entertaining, Iron Man serves up a number of lessons that can be carried over to business.

For strict jazz, the Jazz Corner is a relaxed locale that serves up a daily dose of some of the best live jazz that Sevilla has to offer.

Tapestry isn't like a Java application that runs in the background or a servlet engine that serves up content over a network.

It's a role he relishes, particularly for the cognitive dissonance it serves up: A Republican Deadhead?

From sea bass to abalone, clams to prawns, Chile serves up a sumptuous feast from the sea.

High-throughput SATA technology serves up huge files quickly, maximizing system utilization and enhancing productivity.

Facebook users spend eight billion minutes on the site per day, which YouTube serves up a million videos per day.

Occasionally, though, historygenerously serves up a natural experiment.

This little family restaurant in Philadelphia, Mississippi, serves up top-notch titillation for the taste buds.

But New Orleans serves up countless variations of the basic gumbo recipe, from classic Creole style to pungent Cajun.

George Singleton whose novel Work Shirts for Madmen hits shelves this month serves up some good ol' Southern fare on a napkin.

If your stomach's growling late at night, try a small bowl of cottage cheese with banana slices, another dish that serves up tryptophan.

FEW companies are as creative as Google, which serves up innovations almost as fast as its popular search-engine serves up results.

Johnnie To serves up an ending that's dull in execution, but ingenious in its fitting, logical growth.

It serves up hundreds of bite-sized tidbits that are sure to enhance and expand anyone's sexual repertoire.

At Prasert Tangrukmuang's noodle shop in downtown Udon Thani, the only thing red is the broth he serves up.

French Radio London, which took to the airwaves last November, serves up French pop and news.

He always serves up the same questions.

Imagine an application that serves up event information.

While the movie serves up plenty of nudity, it is primarily adult erotica and shuns the explicit hard-core sex scenes found in porn films.

Meanwhile, YouTube serves up more than 2bn videos a day and may even soon be profitable.

Lee serves up riveting crime drama as dark and unflinching as TV's finest cop shows.

edu now serves up campus tours, free lectures, research and other college news all in one place.

He also serves up by far the best anecdote about the real workings of state capitalism.

In spite of all the complexity that love serves up, these keys will make short work of adding joy to your relationship.

This a great space-saving option that serves up more counter space when needed.

YouTube serves up 2 billion videos a day.

It serves up 100m videos every day, making it one of the world's most visited websites.

Mobile Search Engine Taptu Now Serves Up 1 Million Searches Daily