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belong to

verb as in accompany

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verb as in bear on

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verb as in bear on/bear upon

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verb as in become

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verb as in characterize

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verb as in compose

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verb as in date

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verb as in touch

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The firm misappropriated over $11 billion of funds that belonged to customers, investors and lenders, The Associated Press reported.

Brain regions belonging to the affective neural system responded strongly to the sound, again confirming its daunting nature.

"At this point we knew this was a new fossil animal and it belong to the Ecdysozoa," Hughes said.

A never-before-seen collection of treasures belonging to a comedy legend are set for auction.

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But in an interview this week, Zelocchi said the laptop belonged to him.

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