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deliver to

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deliver someone or something to someone or something
to transfer someone or something to someone or something; to yield over someone or something to someone or something. When will you deliver the deed to me? I will deliver the deed to you when I have your check.
See also: deliver


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``It's not just people who receive doorstep deliveries who we serve - the milk men just deliver to the homes as they do their rounds.
In late 2007, Midstate was completing a digital upgrade of its video headend when the company realized that several of the major broadcast network feeds they received via satellite required considerably more bandwidth to deliver to their subscribers than they had anticipated.
6, 2004 IP Deliver, a provider of managed VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) network services to the world's carriers, announced that Ionosphere has selected IP Deliver to provide international VoIP based voice services and connectivity.
 
 
 
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