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The proteins found belong to 25 ABC system families based on their structural characteristics and functions.

The researchers are certain that the remains they found belong to domestic animals.

On the whole, the few early Aramaic inscriptions that have been found belong to the 9th, 8th, and 7th centuries bce.

Moreover, the groundwater sources categorized as belonging to Na+−SO4−-type were found belong to the deep meteoric water percolation type (Fig. 5b).

Some of the snakes that have been found belong to the families Boidae and Madtsoidae, such as Alamitophis argentinus.

All of the members found belong to the HERVK class of ERVs.

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Yet the only DNA found belonged to others not associated with Duke.

She said the small bags of marijuana the police found belonged to her boyfriend and were for his personal use.

It was the first time, they said, that a super-Earth had been found belonging to a star like the Sun; the other home stars have been dwarfs.

Handwriting experts confirmed that writing on the envelopes in which the negatives were found belonged to Adams's wife, Virginia, Mr Peter said.

Law enforcement sources told the Los Angeles Times the house where Hernandez was found belonged to a relative, and that property records showed it registered to a retired LAPD lieutenant.

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