Two professors with specialisms in the history of the ancient Near East, Bill T. Arnold and Piotr Michalowski, comment: "Generically, it belongs with other foundation deposit inscriptions; it is not an edict of any kind, nor does it provide any unusual human rights declaration as is sometimes claimed".
For Abel this is key – pressure needs, she says, to be taken away from clinics "and put it where it belongs – with the government".
But more than anything, we need government to take the burden of criminality off people exploited through prostitution and put it where it belongs: with sex buyers.
Your amygdala, the part of the brain that registers fear, may not be free in any meaningful sense — it's effectively a robot — but it endows the mind to which it belongs with the ability to avoid danger.
For example, Giambologna's sculpture of a turkey, a riot of feathers and wattle, was made in 1567 and reflected something of his wonder at this strange bird introduced from the Americas only in 1511; but in its joyous spirit it belongs with Picasso's 1951 Baboon and Young, fashioned from an assemblage of everyday objects – cup handles, a jug and his son's toy car.
And it requires our nation putting trust where it belongs: with the people in order to make sure there's a Social Security system around tomorrow, at least one that looks like one today, one that doesn't require huge payroll tax increases or major benefit reductions.
Thirdly, it would place the burden of assurance where it belongs, with everyone.
O.K., we get it: Butler is a No. 5 seed and believes it belongs with the big boys.
In the longer term, though, it would put responsibility for funding company pension schemes back where it belongs: with companies first, and with the state only as a last resort.
After a colossal playoff collapse in the second round against Houston this year -- the Clippers blew a 3-1 lead in case you've forgotten -- is it worth getting so excited about a team that's yet to show it belongs with the league's elite?
