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A Times editorial lamenting this development was accompanied by an illustration that serves as a kind of foil to Novak's photo: a tattered shopping bag, emblazoned with a sad-looking Old Glory.

The last step involves presenting the pathways: each pathway is accompanied with mini-scenarios that serve to highlight functionality, features and characteristics of the technology.

It is grapey and little sweet but never cloying or soppy and it serves not only as an aperitif for this meal but to accompany that salad.

The Lily is accompanied by a tiny remote that serves as a beacon for the drone's autopilot to follow, direct control of its position, and as a microphone that captures audio to go along with your high-def video.

Less well-received was the voice acting which, although some reviewers remarked it was better than that found in the Resident Evil series, was found poor overall by reviewers, and accompanied by pauses between lines that served to spoil the atmosphere.

Eukaryotic transcription is accompanied by combinatorial chromatin modifications that serve as functional epigenetic markers.

It's a serene hideaway that serves fine New England food accompanied by live jazz.

"Accompanying every financial crisis is a revolution in technology that serves as an engine for economic development.

Accompanying each prints are vignettes by Maguire's husband that serve as snapshots into Doll's life just as effectively as do Maguire's photos.

These criticisms of Western education are accompanied, at the end of the article, by a photograph that serves as an alternative, a positive example.

Every Scene release was accompanied by an NFO (from "info"), an ASCII-art text file that served as the releasing group's signature tag.