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serve for

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serve something for something
to distribute something to eat or drink for a particular purpose. We served smoked salmon for an appetizer. What will you serve for a main course?
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The second seed took the lead for the first time in the third game of the opening set and after Roddick had squandered a break point chance he broke again in the fifth and then held serve for a 5-1 lead.
Murray won the next two games to serve for the set but it was Moodie who put himself in pole position by claiming triple break point and broke back when the Scottish teenager put a second serve well wide.
Serve for about 3 inches down the string, then clip off the three tag ends.
 
 
 
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