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belong

[bih-lawng, -long] / bɪˈlɔŋ, -ˈlɒŋ /




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“This milestone belongs first and foremost to the fans around the world whose enthusiasm made it possible,” he said in the statement.

From Los Angeles Times

Across Denmark, large crowds demonstrated with similar slogans, chanting “Hands off Greenland” and emphasizing that decisions about the island’s future belong to its people and the Danish kingdom.

From Salon

However, some U.S. officials and lawmakers are worried about the stability of facilities across northeast Syria, where the SDF is guarding thousands of prisoners belonging to the so-called Islamic State group.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Speed has activated an internal compass in many young people - across the diaspora and on the continent - who have been quietly searching for belonging, pride and collective identity."

From BBC

One of those belongs to Austin Reaves, who was unwittingly pitted against James this week during unfortunate speculation from James’ agent and close friend Rich Paul.

From Los Angeles Times