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serve on

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serve something on someone
to officially deliver something, such as a subpoena, to someone. A prosecuting attorney served the subpoena on Max. The document was served on the plaintiff by a sheriff's deputy.
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serve on something

to carry out one's duty or responsibility on something, such as a committee or a board. Will you be able to serve on this committee next year also? Sarah refused to serve on the committee again.
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At the National level, he was chosen to serve on the National Executive and Finance Committees in 1994.
2 per cent of their matches, which confirms the view that it is a huge advantage to possess a big serve on grass.
Elected to serve on the Board of Directors of Belmont Bancorp.
 
 
 
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