serial

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01. You should record all the [serial] numbers of your stereo equipment in a notebook, in case of theft.
02. The arrest of the suspected [serial] killer has brought a great deal of relief to the city.
03. The [serial] number is SM198587LP.
04. A [serial] rapist has been attacking young women in the city park.
05. She spends her afternoon watching the [serials] on the tele.
06. Because it had a European [serial] number, custom officials knew he was lying when he claimed he had bought his camera in New York.
07. The magazine regularly publishes different detective [serials], which generally run for about 3 months.
08. The new novel has been [serialized] in a popular woman's magazine.
09. The [serialization] of the people's history of Canada on CBC television was very well-received.
10. Author Stephen King's publication of his novel as a [serialization] on the Internet was a miserable failure.
11. In the 1800s, novels such as those by Charles Dickens and George Eliot were often published as [serials] in magazines.
12. His first book appeared in [serialized] form in a weekly online arts magazine.
13. Milan Kundera once suggested that the [serial] number of a human specimen is the face, that accidental and unrepeatable combination of features.
14. Mexican television [serials] never run for longer than a single season, no matter how popular.

Grammatical examples in English. 2013.

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