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The phrase "and continue to service" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of ongoing maintenance or support, but the word "service" should be used as a noun or a verb in a different form.
Example: "We will provide support and continue to serve our clients with dedication."
Alternatives: "and continue to provide service" or "and keep serving".
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"People can continue to use their existing units, and continue to service them," he said.
Banks that originate loans and continue to service them can often be more flexible about the particular problems of expatriates, she said.
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It originated mortgages, quickly sold them to other institutions — for many years, its biggest buyers were Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Ginnie Mae — and continued to service them.
As a mortgage bill collector, Nationstar's interests typically align with borrowers', because foreclosing can be far more expensive than modifying and continuing to service a loan.
Both cities continued to operate independently until 1997, when a joint-powers authority was formed to combine Costa Mesa and Newport Beach's efforts and continued to service Santa Ana by contract.
"We said we never would, and we will continue to service this segment of the market, which is a very sizable segment of music connoisseurs".
Wise.io will continue to operate as usual and GE will continue to service its existing customers.
But the primary reason people volunteer and continue to serve is service to our country.
As such, they needed flexibility in the way they charged for those services to recoup their investment and continue to improve services.
Should they build on their mission and continue to provide services to tenants?
IPS has pledged to retain locations in Wales and continue to provide a service in Welsh.
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