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He said, "We decided to look for a market that was unserved."

Legitimate concerns were raised about what had happened to all the unserved food.

Under current rules he or she must complete those unserved 80 days in solitary.

This is an impressive number; but for each girl served, more are left unserved.

The new organization was seen as a means of filling this unserved age gap.

At least one bill is before Congress to address the problem by redefining an unserved area.

Many of these stores recognize that an unserved customer may never come back.

No, the real meat and potatoes on the menu was still unserved.

People from all income groups fall through the safety net, unserved by the programs intended to reach them.

Priority will be given to people in unserved areas.

Parole last for the remaining period of the unserved prison term, but no longer than 5 years.

The company grew extensively during the 1920s and 1930s serving this previously unserved market.

However, the majority (80%) of the rural communities remained unserved.

"An unserved market is something aviation hasn't seen in a zillion years."

Most unserved communities have low population density and/or are located in remote areas.

"It's a cost-effective and popular way to bring quality public library service to an unserved community," he said.

We believe the current plans are unlikely to stimulate private sector investment in unserved areas,' King said.

After all a new facility serves a market that by definition was previously unserved.

However, a substantial number of communities remain unserved today.

Second, find that unserved niche within your hobby and aggressively go after it.

"This is the last, truly unserved market for travel in the United States."

"We publishers have long felt there is a great unserved market out there."

Often warrants remain in their system, unserved, for years.

It was not clear how many went unserved.

They are totally unserved by the private market.