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Discover Ludwig"is belonged" is not a grammatically correct phrase
"Belonged" is the past tense form of the verb "to belong," so using the auxiliary verb "is" in front of it does not make sense. Instead, you can say "belongs" or "belonged to," depending on the context. Examples: - "This book belongs to me." - "The car belonged to my grandfather before he passed away."
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We observe that the plane of moving object is belonged to one single depth value.
The maximum NLO property is belonged to the Cl substituted 2-spiropropane-1,3-diyl singlet diradical.
If the generated number is bigger than 0.5, the vehicle is belonged to the external fleet and if the generated number is lower than 0.5, the vehicle is belonged to the internal fleet.
Any undetermined data is belonged to a certain section, which can be confirmed at first, then it can be looked up in the table to correspond to microstrain by the scheme.
The unstable generators is belonged to CUGs, because their leading (or lagging) rotor angle against other units must exceed the given threshold which is usually set to be equal or little smaller than the wide-accepted instability criterion.
"Whatever wreckage found needs to be further verified before we can ever confirm that it is belonged to MH370," he said.
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With you my body is pleasure is safe is belonging.
Numerous studies show one solution is belonging to a group.
The Marmara Region is belonging to the northwestern Turkey.
The FD method is belonging to the synthetic system.
"Kuwait, for me, is belonging," he said.
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