Priestley saw most hope of regeneration in so-called "new England," a place "belonging far more to the age itself than to this particular island.
We must challenge them head on, expose their distortions, take away their advertisers, and position their views where they belong: far outside the bounds of any rational political discourse.
Most of our patients belonged to far-off places where sterile-dressing facilities were not readily available and thus tended to stay till the operative wound was deemed clean.
According to Al Jazeera, the demonstrators, who carried Celtic crosses and wielded white power fists, belonged to far-right radical groups All-Polish Youth and the National-Radical Camp.
They all sport, to my eye, teeth that belong to far younger men.
I just don't belong this far into the good parts.
Instead, they belong so far to the old reliable Abby Wambach, who has scored in every match to lead the Americans into the semi-finals.
They matter, of course, but, of all the reasons to be concerned about America's economic standing, oil, believe it or not, belongs pretty far down on the list.
Headlines now belong to far more pressing matters, but these intriguing cells continue to divide indefinitely in laboratories across the world, and research goes on apace whether or not the public is watching.
Moreover, most of the land distributed so far belonged to the state in the first place.
