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Originally an ancient agricultural festival to mark the onset of spring, the modern interpretation is an ecologically-based holiday that serves as a pause and reminder that humans are stewards of the Earth.

Some argue that the "additional" space after a comma and full point serves as a "pause signal" for the reader.

Ctf18 RFC is essential for Mrc1-dependent activation of Rad53 and for the maintenance of paused replication forks, most likely by bridging Mrc1 and primed ssDNA fragments that serve as a signal of paused DNA synthesis (Crabbé et al. 2010).

He boldly hypothesized, in 1895, that: (1) during sleep, endfeet of astrocytes invade the synaptic cleft to serve as a 'circuit breaker', pausing synaptic transmission and (2) during wakefulness, those endfeet retract, restoring synaptic transmission [ 1, 2] (Fig.  1).

"It seemed like an incredibly easy, good thing," she said, adding that it also serves as a refreshing pause from the "spending, spending, spending" on her wedding.

Maybe it serves as a "refreshing pause" when looking at the art, or maybe I just like to pet furry things. .

Mr. Stone initially said he hoped Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks or Mr. Lucas's Lucasfilm could serve as a model for Important Studios, then paused for a moment.

His memory will serve as a blessing.

Sanctions might serve as a corrective.

Or serve as a mini power station.

This will serve as a grip.