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Sentence Examples It belongs to the family Sciaenidae and is thus a close relation of the croakers and drums. Under it, all property belongs to the state and is equally distributed to farmers who can neither sell it nor leave it unused. The 400-million-year-old fossil organ belongs to a harvestman or daddy longlegs, a non-web-spinning arachnid, related to mites and ticks. The property belongs to The National Trust and the event takes place on the 26th June. The husband on the other hand belongs to an all-male stokvel, devoted to the pleasurable and good things in life. Samoan belongs to a group of Austronesian languages spoken throughout Polynesia. Smoke blasts through chimneys and the odd crevice, as if to remind you that this machine belongs to the era of steam power. Seen much less frequently than the tompot and shanny, the Yarrell's blenny is not actually a true blenny, but belongs to a related family. Let us start with Skipton Woods, this I know belongs to The Woodland Trust. Polish belongs to the west Slavic group of languages of the Indo-European language family, which in turn is part of the Nostratic macrofamily. But the end of the year belongs to the mahonias, with their bright yellow flowers and bold, evergreen foliage. I start from the simple axiom that I own myself, that my life belongs to me and not to someone else. And this is a play, daring though it may be, that belongs in a mainstream house. The third type of site belongs to a property manager with an inventory of homes in a individual destination. The story's bear belongs to it and roams through it, and does not lumber out at the end collared and tagged. A versatile culinary herb that belongs to the same plant family as thyme is winter savory. This is an opinion piece and belongs on an op-ed page where it would be clearly identified as such. He says because of the interest rates, he is no longer committed to the Stokvel group he belongs to. A proprium is a property that does not reveal the essence, though it belongs only to that subject and is convertibly predicated of it. Corn argues that much of the fault belongs to the mainstream media, which is loath to call any president a liar. Show More Sentences That should be taken out of the interface altogether, it only belongs there in multiplayer games. Mrs Crowther belongs to the neighbourhood watch and admires the two hard-working local beat police, but says they are ridiculously undermanned. It belongs to the hereditary Queen of the Faeries Anna Marpessa, but I expect you have met her already. If we take all of these criticisms as true, then the real blame belongs to the White House. The small-winery owner looks as if he belongs on the granola side of the argument. Whatever the reason, every official and member of society must realize that Bali belongs to every Balinese person. The museum beetle that causes so much damage to museum collections also belongs to this family. There are certain genres in which viewers have a right to expect gratuitous toplessness, and Dirty Deeds belongs to one. The diegesis of Memoirs of a Midget, if not exactly traditional in every respect, nevertheless belongs to genres with which we are familiar. The name sounds like it belongs to an old guy who has pants hiked up to his neck and a big bushy unibrow. The underlying subtext here is that native language belongs at home and not at school. But Julie, in her uninflected implacability, belongs less to Hitchcock than to Robert Bresson, the great French minimalist. This book is a valuable reference that belongs in every student nurse's book bag, health care provider library, and hospital unit. The invention relates to a chromascope based on a fiber Fabry-Perot miniature cavity, and belongs to the field of research of chromascopes. The majority language is Georgian, which belongs to the Kartvelian language group. Dial the thumbwheel all the way back, and the tail swings like it belongs to Jennifer Lopez. It still belongs to the landowner, who will continue to pay for its upkeep maintenance and conservation. Anna seems to believe its legacy belongs to a legion of smug, self-satisfied designers and copywriters. First, keep the water where it belongs with an organically grown hemp shower curtain. It actually belongs to the python family, boa constrictor, which is non-venomous. Show More Sentences The public power belongs to everyone and when majorities hijack it for sectarian purposes they act oppressively. A set of positive integers is decidable if there is an algorithm for determining whether any given positive integer belongs to it. Aramaic belongs to the Semitic language group historically centred in the Middle East. They speak a dialect of Karachay-Balkar, which belongs to the Kypchak division of the Uralo-Altaic language family. One belongs to the wolf spider family called Lycosa while the other comes under the generic name Opodomata in Tetragnathidae family. The orchid Chiloglottis trapeziformis belongs to a group of about 300 species that lure pollinators by mimicking a female insect. The most fearsome reputation belongs not to one of the giant catfish but to tiny South American catfish called candirus. This sort of woolly headed thinking that believes only left-leaning intellectuals know what's best for us belongs back in the Dark Ages. We are denying most of our children their cultural heritage, their knowledge of a Dreamtime that belongs to all Australians. The Malagasy language belongs to the Malayo-Polynesian family of languages. Per se the question of transitiveness belongs to the idea of the verb itself, not to that of voice. The property belongs to a York family who stay there in the school holidays and rent it out for the remainder of the year. It belongs to the new order of complex bespoke systems in which every structural and cladding component is unique. Gondi belongs to the Dravidian family of languages and is related to Tamil and Kannada. The waggliest tail belongs to an English Bull Terrier, with a Staffie as runner up. Her dove-grey gown with a magnificently fitted bodice and stunning choker absolutely belongs in this category. That something belongs to tradition, or is sanctioned by authority, is no justification for its acceptance. And everybody here belongs to the club except me, and that's all right except for the fact that I'm here. Today it belongs to the Rockefeller Foundation, but the extensive gardens are open to small guided tours. Young Troy hits a homer to win the sandlot game and says his heart belongs to the Dodgers and Ebbets Field. Show More Sentences Like all good cabals, it is hard to know exactly who belongs to the Establishment and how Machiavellian their meddling is. Freedom is not a gift bestowed upon us by other men, but a right that belongs to us by the laws of God and nature. Shakespeare's ambivalently comic treatment of power, sexuality, and repression belongs very much to the early years of the Jacobean period. The ministrant of this sacrament is the priest, for baptism belongs to his office. And yet these medical fraudsters have deep pockets, and so he is lawyering against a government that he belongs to, and took an oath to uphold. The format belongs to a recent genre of installation art found in international expositions, that of the mock street bazaar. That area, which belongs to the Maori people there in terms of ancestral use, he would walk all over. Seen in this light, contemporary Taiwanese nationalism belongs to a political family with a well-established ancestry. Although called a minnow, the topminnow is not really a minnow but belongs to the family Fundulidae. Aloe vera resembles a cactus, but is actually a perennial succulent which belongs to the lily family. Touch-therapy, as practised by Mr. Varade, belongs to the ancient Siddha tradition of healing and can be practised long-distance as well. The cacology, in fact, here belongs not to the low world of the Flemings but to the 'high' world of the English romances. The owner of a valuable prize Shih-tzu commissions the lads to dognap another champion Shih-tzu which belongs to his ex-lover and biggest rival. It is one of the most stunning buildings in the Clyde Valley and clearly belongs to a bygone age of sumptuous extravagance. It belongs to the Tibeto-Burman branch of the Sino-Tibetan language family. Serbo-Croatian belongs to the Slavic branch of the Indo-European language family. This dulotic nest belongs to a red slave-raiding Polyergus species which is parasitic on the silvery field ant Formica argentea. In this sense, the scholarship of teaching and learning belongs to this century. The third person in the triangle is receiving affection and intimacy that rightfully belongs to the spouse. The Banded Demoiselle belongs to a group of insects called Odonata that includes Dragonflies and Damselflies. Show More Sentences When she puts a comma in a sentence, adds an ellipsis, uses a semi-colon, you can bet it's a punctuation mark that belongs wherever she puts it. This made him look silly, because the whole shtick belongs to a different generation. Though it is the painful season of Christ's agony and death, it belongs in Chaucer to the elemental happiness rising from the resurrecting earth. To say that people ought not run and that people ought to get out of this race is bossism that belongs in the other party. That zone now belongs to the hordes of zealots invited there personally to take up maracas and other such percussion. Freedom for him is something that belongs to a person when he is not hindered from following his preferences and inclinations. Yet, finally her inner loneliness is eating her up, the feeling that she belongs nowhere, an outcast among the outcastes. They agitate for power on the clericalist assumption that the Church and her mission belongs to the bishops. His work belongs to the mainstream history of American musical theatre, and it naturally suggests its great allied tradition of dance. But this belongs to days of the magic circle choosing the most clubbable old boy. Well, we have a van but it belongs to the family and I can't drive it, but I can take up to four peeps on my convertible. The research vessel, a century-old 60-foot gaff-rigged ketch, looks more like it belongs to Barbary pirates than to contemporary scientists. His colleagues have been debating whether the carcass belongs to a bearded seal, a walrus or a beluga whale. To determine whether the grey peacock belongs with the partridges or peafowl, more data are necessary. That fundamental human right belongs to all women regardless of whether they are disabled or not disabled. Obviously, that old-fashioned confidence primarily belongs to the white middle class. But the frame itself is part of a problematic list to which belongs such other terms like the parergon, the supplement and the hymen. Unlike most languages of Pakistan, it belongs to the Dravidian language family. The room belongs to two women with dark, cap-like hair who dress in black and walk among their furnishings like ravens in a hueless meadow. It belongs to the family of callitrichids, which also encompasses the larger marmosets and the tamarins. Show More Sentences Canada holds in trust a little over a billion dollars that belongs to the First Nations communities. But the play belongs to its two male leads and when they are on stage you forgive Gray's elegant meanderings. You are never quite sure which actor is sitting where, or which voice belongs to whom. The Malabar Tree Nymph is a large butterfly found in peninsular India that belongs to the danaid group of the family Nymphalidae. In addition, the harmonica belongs to the family of aerophones which I did not know very much about at the time. One of the fundamental tasks of philosophy has always been to determine what belongs to nature. Then, although he belongs to his society, he changes it, presenting it with fresh feelings, fresh ideas. Who but the most resentful can seriously doubt that he, too, belongs on that list? The civil liberties case against ID cards is a feeble one that belongs to a more innocent age. The Kammu have their own language that belongs to the Mon-Khmer family of languages, but it is not a written language. The pride of the collection rightly belongs to Inter Gold, the Diamond Destination. The name that launched a thousand quips now belongs to a man addled by cancer and excess. In these forests the future now belongs to the kereru, the kiwi and the kaka. Because such a warranty belongs in the realm of the law of contract not tort. The garage belongs to a family in nearby Church Road, who rebuilt it as a double garage just two years ago. Linguistically, its form of Gaelic belongs to the Goidelic group of Celtic, Manx Gaelic being an off-shoot of Irish Gaelic. I like to write about my life, but I think that belongs in my personal journal. The plum role belongs to Robert Duvall as the aging hero whose past is as uncertain as his future. It looks like it belongs in a 1920s coffee house and, I think, adds a touch of class to my desk. Abalone belongs to the phylum Mollusca, a group which includes clams, scallops, sea slugs, octopuses, and squid. Show More Sentences Probably the most distinctive birdsong that I have ever heard belongs to the white-throated sparrow. This text belongs to the well-established genre in ancient philosophy of protreptic or exhortational literature. The allspice tree belongs to the myrtle family, and is not related to the pepper or to capsicum plants. In these circumstances, the asset given as security belongs to the defendant, not a third party. In this way, the horizon of objectivity, in so far as substance belongs to it as a constitutive element, becomes a priori intuitable. The island is closer to Tunisia than to the southern coast of Sicily, to which it belongs administratively. To penetrate to the reality of a thing, however, requires proportion, which belongs to the realm of order and unity. This sculpture belongs to the period in his middle 30s when his work was mainly Cubist. The Oneida language belongs to the Iroquoian language family, which also includes the Mohawk, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca tongues. Along with ruthenium, rhodium, osmium, iridium, and platinum, it belongs to the platinum group of metals. Docken, like dandelion, nettle, ground elder, bindweed and couch-grass belongs to that troublesome group of wild flowers called perennial weeds. But honestly, the man belongs under a bridge asking billy goats inane questions, as opposed to seducing a trio of hot nubile actresses. Neither of these commentators belongs to a group for whom the yidaki has any ceremonial significance whatsoever. It belongs to Lucy Smooth, whose husband used to keep it under control until he died. It belongs to the family known as the lanthanides, named after the first member of that series, lanthanum. Irony belongs with those loose pebbles by the road and the occasional cracked windshield. In a footnote to this discussion Semple notes that the Mahayana tantra belongs to the wider Sunyatavada Doctrine. The belief in the coming of the messianic era belongs to that latter kind of hope. The genus Madhuca belongs to the same family as the sapodilla, and some species have edible, although poor, fruits. When immigrants express such extremist views, they feel the land belongs to them by virtue of their ethnicity. Show More Sentences The predominant colour is gold and the red patterned carpet on the altar looks as if it belongs in an old woman's living-room. Found in the skin of grapes, resveratrol belongs to a class of antioxidants produced by the plant to protect against infection. Lao belongs to the Tai family of languages and is related to Thai, but Lao has its own alphabet and numbers. Angelica belongs to the Umbellifer family and is of similar habit to dill, fennel, caraway and lovage. The travelling salesman problem belongs to the large class of nondeterministic polynomial time complete problems. Taos belongs to a northern sub-grouping on the Tiwa branch of the Kiowa-Tanoan language family. Firni belongs to an extensive family of sweet dishes, all based on milk with rice flour or cornflour. If he has a poor spring, some will doubt he even belongs in the big leagues without steroids. It belongs to a group of seabirds commonly known as petrels and shearwaters. Give her all the stuff out of your apartment that belongs to her and get all of yours out of hers if you can. Generally, land belongs jointly to the members of lineages or other kin groups. My heart belongs to rock and roll, and that is the music I performed for nearly 20 years. At stake is the fundamental sense of what it means to be an American and who belongs in America. Arbacia belongs to the superorder Stirodonta, whereas Echinometra and Strongylocentrotus belong to the superorder Camarodonta. This tragedy is transformed into a tragicomedy, and indeed, into a farce, by a mechanical device that belongs more to vaudeville than to a novel. Balti, spoken in the extreme Northeast, belongs to the Sino-Tibetan, rather than the Indo-European, language family. Capitalism works because people protect their own property and it is unarguable that the easy name belongs to me. The disease is caused by Monkeypox virus, which belongs to the orthopoxvirus group of viruses. In this context, religion belongs to traditional society, and so the term new religion can be perceived as a contradiction in terms. Paul also reminds the Corinthian congregation that it belongs to those in every place who call on the name of the Lord Jesus. Show More Sentences By law, the mailbox that you buy and install on your property belongs to the government. In an important sense, a document such as the Magna Carta or the map of the human genome belongs to everyone, as do humanity's artistic and architectural masterworks. Arabic is a branch of the Semitic languages, which in turn belongs to the Afro-Asiatic language family together with Berber, Ancient Egyptian, Chadic, and Cushitic. The virus, MERS-cov, belongs to a family of coronaviruses and causes a series of symptoms. The Navajo language belongs to the Athapaskan language family that is spoken from beyond the Arctic Circle in Alaska and Canada to the southwestern United States. It belongs rather to that tradition of artistic realism that stakes its claim to truth on calculated departures from familiar modes of seeing and knowing. Coming in at 1,496,070 likes, the most popular Instagram of the year belongs to that rambunctious singing man-child Justin Bieber. The handsome sable antelope of eastern and southern Africa belongs to a group called sabre-horned antelopes, because of their long, scimitar-shaped horns. In those cases in which the number of protons changes, the new nucleus has a different atomic number, and it therefore belongs to a different element. Estonian belongs to the Finno-Ugric linguistic group, related closely to Finnish and more distantly to Hungarian and various languages spoken in Siberia. Also known as milkweed and spurge, Euphorbia belongs to an incredibly varied genus that contains over 2,000 species including the Christmas favourite, poinsettia. The former governor is so buttoned-down and toffee-nosed he belongs at Downton Abbey. The beauty of mainstreaming anything is that anyone who belongs to the community that is being mainstreamed now has more freedom to be exactly who they are. Brazilians rightly insist that cachaca belongs in a category of its own. This suggests, says Scerri, that helium belongs on the far left of the chart with the alkaline earth metals, which also have two electrons in their outer shells. Her soon-to-be husband burned all the hate mail she got, an act she now regrets, saying it belongs in an archive of those times. Either way, this year's Academy award belongs to The Lord of the Rings. Politics belongs in the ballot box and it doesn't belong in the jury box. But they have not officially confirmed whether or not the jawbone is even human, let alone if it belongs to the missing girl. The trumpet manucode belongs to a diverse group of about sixty species of birds, including trumpeter swans and whooping cranes, that have dramatically elongated windpipes. Show More Sentences I have also written to the council asking if anything can be done to protect my property, as the land between my wall and the kerbside belongs to the highways department. While this nuptial dimension belongs to the entire Church by reason of our baptism, the cloistered nun is consecrated to be an icon of this reality. Arabic, on the other hand, belongs to the Semitic language family. The other week the staff were discussing a car which was parked in the car park, a Merc, which belongs to a woman who parks there two or three times a week. The Cherokee language belongs to the Iroquoian family of languages and is therefore related to Mohawk, Seneca, Onondaga, Oneida, Cayuga, and Tuscarora, among others. The Uighur language belongs to the Turkic group of the Altaic family. She belongs round the back of the bike sheds, her hair is lank, her eyes are usually dull, and she is not expected to be a high-achiever academically. Hiapp belongs to the group of amyloidogenic proteins, characterized by their aggregation and deposition as fibrillar amyloid in various body tissues. And so he comes, through these various transgressions, into conflict with the mandates of the ethnic group and religion to which he belongs by birth. This is the book that belongs at baby showers everywhere and beyond that in the hands of any man or woman who has an interest in what makes a healthy happy family. It belongs to the same family of substances as asphalt or bitumen. It has none of the apparatus of a study volume, and its conceptual vocabulary belongs to the sphere of ecumenists and ecclesiologists, not to a general audience. The Namai zone belongs to the birds, tall trees and arboreal mammals. Alain, who lives in the Paris region, belongs to a group of historians who have an unbounded admiration for and devotion to the memory of the Emperor Napoleon. The Mongol language belongs to the Altaic family, Mongolian group. The Kyrgyz language belongs to the Southern Turkic group of languages. He is seen, with some justification, as a cold, austere writer, one who belongs to a line that includes Thomas Mann and Samuel Beckett rather than more marketable writers. So, in the end, all three arguments reduce to the ontological argument, which tells us that God must exist, since existence belongs to the very concept of God. The only money you have to your name belongs to a diamond and a lady. His hotline settles the question about where shame belongs in religious communities. Show More Sentences The Norwegian language, along with Danish and Swedish, belongs to the mutually comprehensible northern branch of the Germanic family of languages. He belongs to a small group of law students who are studying up for proper reasons, and who have been providing colorful alternatives to the DNC all week long. The cattiness of his work belongs in his diary, not in the newspaper. But kemp belongs to a different time, and that time has now been long in passing. As portrayed here, The Alamo belongs in the latter category. Quicksilver is set in the late seventeenth century, and belongs in a category of novels which some would call historical, or picaresque, or possible just an adventure story. As far as I can make out, she belongs entirely to her milliners. The site, next to the suspension bridge near the village of Thorpe, belongs to a farmer whose livestock was destroyed in the foot-and-mouth crisis. Hungarian belongs to the Ugor branch of the Finno-Ugric language family. We need a passion that is not faked, but one that belongs to a woman who dares to admit that she wants her place in the land of the glamour and beauty. While chatting with Raymond, an old friend from jail, Manda sees a gangster's moll, the beautiful, blonde Marie waltzing reluctantly with Roland, the man she belongs to. The dominant Khmer language belongs to the Austroasiatic language family and is related to Vietnamese, Mon, and a number of other Asian languages. He belongs on a psychiatrist's couch, not inside a boxing ring. A look at a non-western language such as Dyirbal reveals a four-way classification, so that each noun must be preceded by a classifier telling what category it belongs to. Paintings usually have some significant internal, technical, symbolic, iconographical detail which belongs to a tradition of other comparable things. The financial firm belongs to a class of companies that promises, for its shareholders, a big dollop of jam tomorrow but only a slither of dry toast today. The top link of the food chain in this region belongs to the polar bears and the Inuit Indian people who are indigenous to this world of ice and cold. If companies like Classic walk away from their systems or can't compete, all of a sudden the unwired market, which already belongs to the DBS providers, becomes much larger. The melodies and harmonies make it sound like it belongs on an emo record. This extremely rare and fatal brain disorder belongs to a family of human and animal diseases known as the transmissible spongiform encephalopathies. Show More Sentences The future belongs to the bridge-builders, not the wreckers. It belongs to the verbena family and comes from the East Indies. It belongs to the instinctive, present moment, the time of non-complex knowledge in which direct expression touches sentiments felt by all communicants. In many cases, management of the mills is almost dynastic, with families of rich farmers governing the mill as if it belongs to them and not to the shareholders. Judging by the state of the world outside New Hyde hospital, it might be time to reassess just who belongs where. Even if it doesn't have a home, it still goes back in that room so that when I declutter that room, everything that belongs in it is there somewhere. A national group from a multinational state may have less of a chance of entering into relationships with national groups outside of the state it belongs to than does a nation with its own state. It also makes it more difficult to trace who property belongs to. The new species, which has been named Invavita piratica, belongs to a group of parasites known as tongue worms. He was born in 1940 in the Qiblah neighborhood of Kuwait City and belongs to a locally highly-revered family of businessmen and politicians. As a member of the Legume Family Kentucky coffeetree belongs to the third largest family of seed plants. Timp Utah sweetvetch, Hedysarum boreale, belongs to the legume family, so it is a relative of peas and beans. Vitamin E occurs in eight forms based on their chemical structure, and the most well-known form belongs to a variety called tocopherols. He belongs to that proud tribe of native Oregonians that leaves the state from time to time but inevitably returns. A rainbow trout might belong to the House Creek strain, which belongs to the mykiss species, which belongs to the oncorchynchus genus. It's hard to argue that Huey really belongs next to Beetle Bailey and Dagwood. The research focused on a protein named KIR2DL1, which belongs to the KIR family of proteins. All previous feathered theropods belong to the saurischian order, whereas the new fossil belongs to the ornithischian. This particular ghastly grimace belongs to a California Swellshark which lies in rocky crevices, waiting to ambush fish and crabs. It belongs to the borage family, many of which have blue flowers, though its flowers are an interesting purple-blue and encased in grey calyces. Show More Sentences Bitter belongs to the pale ale style and can have a great variety of strength, flavour and appearance from dark amber to a golden summer ale. The Objectives Resolution declared that sovereignty over the entire universe belongs to God Almighty. Duckler argued in court that the doxie belongs to the rescue society. Whether some distant cousin really belongs to the extended family of liberalisms is a matter of healthy dispute. Along with succinic acid and fumaric acid it belongs to the group of C4 dicarboxylic acids. They are also sometimes referred to as 'daddylong-legs', although that epithet really belongs to crane flies, which are also prominent in autumn. The future, like the present and the past, belongs to mixed economies in which public and private are braided together in one way or another. A fairly common viral illness, caused by the mumps virus, which belongs to a family of viruses known as paramyxoviruses. Aquinas argues that neither esse belongs to the nature or essence when absolutely considered, though the nature prescinds from neither. Ebola virus belongs to the Filoviridae family of linear, negative-sense, single-stranded RNA viruses. This behavior belongs to a rare form of TS called coprolalia that affects only a small percentage of Tourette's patients. Searching for a zester that looks more like it belongs in your kitchen than in a toolbox? The following processing model belongs in the general class of network-based, activation spreading, local connectionist frameworks. No question is to be made but that the bed of the Mississippi belongs to the sovereign, that is, to the nation. As a graduate of the 1974 class of Estonian philology at the University of Tartu she belongs to the generation of the generative grammar group. It probably belongs to the class we are accustomed to call sheet lightnings, for these are by far the most frequent in an ordinary storm. It therefore belongs to them to ascertain its meaning, as well as the meaning of any particular act proceeding from the legislative body. Wrangel Island belongs administratively to the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug of the Russian Federation. As has been pointed out by Turner, Romani originally belongs to what he calls the Central group of IndoAryan. Sitting pretty in her festive attire is British shorthair cat Miss Tilly-Miami, who belongs to Lorna Foxall, of Little Aston. Show More Sentences The study of PGO activity belongs to a very specialized field of sleep physiology. She tells off every dog and person in the park because she thinks it belongs to her. The grey heron belongs in this subfamily and is placed in the genus Ardea, which also includes the cattle egret and the great egret. Xeloda belongs to a new class of drugs known as fluoropyrimidine carbamates. It belongs in the library of every South African botanist and fern enthusiast, and will be of interest to pteridologists elsewhere in the world. The dino belongs to the chasmosaurine ceratopsid family, which are defined by elaborate frills on their skulls. Its language belongs to the Finno-Ugrian language family and is related to Hungarian, Estonian and some Siberian languages. Most of northern and central Sweden, however, belongs to the Svecofennian province, together with the southwestern part of Finland. Last week, a shock jock who belongs to a duo known as the Greatest Shock Jocks of All the Time was fired by SiriusXN for his hate-filled tweets. Although it belongs to the standard vocabulary of American Yiddish, shmatte is actually derived from the Polish word szmata. The new raptor, or dromaeosaur, belongs to a South American dromaeosaur group known as the unenlagiines, according to Novas. Omara Moctar, aka Bombino, belongs to the nomadic Tuareg community of Agadez, Niger's largest city. Its geological history belongs to Mesozoic era and the main soil type is Lithosol and Rendzina. Cyprus has four exclaves, all in territory that belongs to the British Sovereign Base Area of Dhekelia. It is a wide-ranging, toothed whale that belongs to the dolphin family and which, among dolphins, is second in size only to the orca. According to US experts, fentanyl belongs to a group of medicines called narcotic analgesics that suppress breathing. The verb hak in Thai belongs to the class of verbs which can be used either transitively or intransitively. Undoubtedly it is to be understood, that inflicting deserved punishment on all evil doers, of right, belongs to God. Floristically, Estonia belongs to the boreal mixed-forest sub-region, where plant cover is relatively rich in species. That evaluation belongs to someone with knowledge of the relations between those of northern European descent and the mestizo population. Show More Sentences The most common answer contained lexeme mimo which belongs to CONTAINER conceptual metaphor and were correlated with distracted state of Mind. After all, your health care plan belongs to you, as your paycheck does. Phallus drewesii belongs to a group of mushrooms known as stinkhorns which give off a foul, rotting meat odor. Roache, 80, belongs to religious cult the Pure Love Movement which predicted the world would change unrecognisably from December last year. Siddaramaiah is a five-time MLA from Varuna in south Karnataka, and belongs to the Kuruba community, a backward caste. But the phone belongs to a business consultant and leads to an unprecedented, soul-searching adventure. Yoder, 55, who belongs to the practice's CDHP, used none of his deductible the first year but had to dip into his HSA the second year to pay for a physical and a colonoscopy. Pseudo-cereal Quinoa or Chenopodium quinoa belongs to goosefoot family called Chenopodiaceae, and this family contains a large number of plant species. It is a dicotyledon that belongs to the Malpighiaceae family. Enterococcus faecalis belongs to the class Bacilli, and it is feasible and testable that this symbiont could contribute to seed digestion by producing cellulolytic enzymes. He can provide reams of longitude and solar time data to prove that Indiana really belongs in the Central time zone, and that Daylight Saving Time is good for no one. Three were built by Socotran residents, whereas the fourth one belongs to Yahya Mohammed Saleh, a nephew of the former President Ali Abdullah Saleh. Our individual consciousnesses have access to this vast universal space, just as we have individual houses, but the street outside the front door belongs to everybody. From the SCOP database it was found that all the caspase-3 proteins belongs to alpha and beta proteins and they are in the caspase catalytic domain family. In one of the perversities of economic dynamism, China belongs to a greater East Asian cultural threat of ecocide targeting global south biodiversity. The third, fourth and the fifth salt mummies date back to the Achaemenid era while the sixth one belongs to either the Parthian or the Sassanid era. According to various estimates, more than 90 percent of the population nominally belongs to either of two Orthodox denominations, Moldovan or Bessarabian. In her view, Southeast Europe has remained an unfinished business of both the EU and NATO because, she said, this region naturally belongs to the Euro-Atlantic integration. The vast majority of Scania belongs to the European hardwood vegetation zone, a considerable part of which is now agricultural rather than the original forest. He belongs to a select few who can make the countertenor voice seem entirely natural, With a range of tone and dynamics the true equal of a female alto. Find more words! 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