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belong

[bih-lawng, -long] / bɪˈlɔŋ, -ˈlɒŋ /




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More than ever, it belongs to the rich, producing a “K-shaped” economy, which has been playing out in shopping patterns this holiday season, as my colleague Caroline Petrow-Cohen recently wrote.

From Los Angeles Times

"Basically all my personal belongings are on that boat - everything that I own is on that boat."

From BBC

"I hope Oldham's incredible supporters understand that this is about protecting something we all care deeply about, and what a great club they belong to."

From BBC

Each rat in the study was genetically unique and belonged to one of four separate cohorts.

From Science Daily

We tolerate misallocation because we are purchasing something other than objects: reassurance, attention, belonging—a ritualized way of saying you matter to me and I am willing to incur a cost to prove it.

From The Wall Street Journal