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The Soviet Union had a serviceable ideology, communism, which appealed to people all over the world.

Most of the clips online that show Corden singing are tongue-in-cheek, though his voice does come off as serviceable.

As a means of fixing the fundamental problem of adapting Gatsby, the conceit does a serviceable job of correcting a deficit.

Though I hasten to repeat that my first batch was…completely serviceable.

With one person a single word, with another a phrase, and with another a sentence, is most serviceable.

She was, however, afterwards got off the rocks and repaired, and is now a very serviceable vessel in the colony.

Sin Sin Wa never moved, and the raven, settling down upon the Chinaman's shoulder, closed his serviceable eye.

She never got dishevelled or untidy, and her trim tweed skirt and serviceable boots never made her look unwomanly.

He was highly serviceable to the royal cause during the English civil wars.