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The meaning of the word Germani and the language to which it belongs are unknown.

Today's art world and the broader creative culture to which it belongs are depressingly exclusive and factionalized.

"I think all the arguments about where he belongs are pointless and even humiliating to some extent," Mr. Yushchenko said, according to the Interfax-Ukraine news service.

Armed gangs, many of them adherents to the minority Alawite sect to which the Assad family belongs, are reported to be terrorising rebellious areas.Alawite villagers near Sunni settlements are said to have been given arms.

The Alawites, for instance, the religious minority to which the ruling Assad family belongs, are described in his latest novel as the "mountain people," and a military leader who resembles the feared brother of former President Hafez al-Assad is left unnamed.

Don't read on if you haven't seen the seventh episode – and if you've seen more of the series, please be aware that other readers may not have done so … Kathy Sweeney's episode six blog This week revenge and the struggle to put the past where it belongs are recurring themes for the main characters in a slightly slower-paced episode.

But belonging – the feeling that one belongs – is a tricky thing.

"The international community, to which Pakistan belongs, is losing the war against the Taliban," said Zardari.

The data used in this work belongs was extracted from a Brazilian pre-salt carbonate well.

A method of determining to which of them it belongs is proposed.

Jimmy, who brought The Tonight Show back where it belongs, is revered in Saugerties.