belonging

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• The 18-year-old freshman, who asked to use only his first name for privacy, had to have a lot of his belongings mailed over to campus from across the country.

• A mesh pocket makes it easy to store your various belongings while you exercise and the vest’s reflective strip is the perfect addition for late night workouts.

• Home insurance covers damage from weather and water, theft of belongings, vandalism, fire, and personal injury lawsuits.

• When a perp takes your belongings it screws you up psychologically.

• A special edition of the series, called What I Can Live Without, was repurposed to auctioning off celebrities’ favorite, or more notable, belongings on eBay.

• The issue explored the theme of vulnerability, “relevant to anyone who seeks understanding, change, love, and belonging.”

• On 18 May, Spitz led Moore to Prien, where they located a large collection of trunks and crates belonging to Schwend.

• There are no enormous accounts belonging to Italian families, politicians and bad families.

• Polio is one of many viruses belonging to the "enterovirus" family.

• Police say they also recovered at least one cellphone belonging to  Vineberg that contained Hoffman’s number.

• The Philippines are shared by many tribes, all belonging to the same brown race.

• Before tobacco was much known in Germany, some soldiers belonging to a cavalry regiment were quartered in a German village.