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Mr. Harvey suggested looking into the silent heritage of St. Augustine's, which today serves a primarily black congregation, and the task fell to Mr. Hopper.

Authorities are mulling whether to open up the Olympiahalle – a stadium used for the 1972 Olympics and which today serves as a concert hall or sports arena – as a temporary shelter for refugees.

In 1925, the Qu'ayti sultans - who ruled over the town - built a palace overlooking the sea, which today serves as the National Museum housing archaeological finds and original items owned by the family, including a lavish throne made in India and the fantastical furnishing of the opulent Red Hall.

Code contributions poured in and thus was born Apache, which today serves up more than 50% of the Internet's Web sites, including those of Internet top dog Yahoo!

That merger later led to the formation Live Nation, which today serves as Sillerman's biggest rival in the arms race for electronic music promotion and production companies.

The preprint server, run by publisher Elsevier Science's ChemWeb, is modeled closely on the physics preprint archive started in 1991 by Paul Ginsparg at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, which today serves as a storehouse for some 146,000 articles.

It is believed that recombination-based pathways, which today serve mostly as a backup mechanism (Fajkus et al. 2005), were original and were subsequently replaced by a more successful, steady, and efficient synthesis of telomeres consisting of minisatellite sequences by telomerase.

The festivities end at Buffett favorite Gorat's, which last year served 915 dinners on "Shareholder Sunday".

Maybe the Globes ought to go the route of the annual NME Awards, which last year served its attendees champagne as well as Domino's pizza.

New York City has made modest cuts to its summer program, which last year served 120,000 children, said William Havemann, a spokesman for the city's Department of Education.

The dying afternoon light was just enough to illuminate the little yellow rowhouse now for rent, which two centuries ago served the best crabs in Old Town Alexandria.