Definition of service line
: a line marked on a court in various games (such as handball or tennis) parallel to the front wall or to the net to mark a boundary of the service area or service court
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ProHealth plans to add more operating rooms at Oconomowoc Memorial and focus on orthopedic procedures, one of the most profitable service lines.
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CdM had just nine hitting errors over three sets, but both teams had their issues at the service line.
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An extra $25 million in funding for the Flint water crisis, with most of that going to replacement of lead service lines, but money for educational, nutritional and other services also included.
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Complaints to customer service lines would go either unanswered or inadequately addressed.
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With an asset management plan in place, the state will allow the money that would be spent on interest to be used to pay for service line replacements to homes with the oldest connections.
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The replaced water service lines won't be a cure-all, said AECOM Senior Vice President Alan Wong.
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In a recall notice, Lenovo asked owners of its recent 5th generation of Thinkpad X1 Carbon sold before November 1, 2017 to contact their service line at 1-800-426-7378 immediately.
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Meanwhile, last year, thousands of water service lines were removed and excavated in the city.
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