attaches

If an owner attaches their name or personal details it becomes a public wallet.

To do this, the scientists built a machine that attaches to the nose and can measure the delivery of a scent with the precision of just 18 milliseconds.

For instance, in explaining the need for broad presidential immunity, the court reasoned that a president could be deterred from bold action by “the peculiar public opprobrium that attaches to criminal proceedings.”

In the posts embedded below, an expert labels the fires and attaches further visuals.

She cries loudly as a nurse attaches a saline drip to her body.