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pertains

verb as in be relevant to

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The BBC has seen a cease and desist letter against the singer earlier this week from another of Payne's former partners, Maya Henry, which "pertains to alleged egregious conduct".

From BBC

“My role is focused on grabbing anything that pertains to a threat, making sure it’s accurate and useful, and bringing it into our systems,” she says.

From BBC

According to court documents, her attorneys cited the 1993 Hague Convention, which pertains in part to international parental child abduction, to make their case.

"This is as big a moment in history as any other moment in American history, but also as it pertains to Black America and the contributions of Black America," she said.

From Salon

David Shabazian, the outgoing director of the Department of Conservation, said the orphan wells law pertains to transactions in which there is a change in operators — not ownership.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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