belonging

They considered Earth unownable, not belonging to anyone but rather people belonging to the >Earth.

They considered Earth unownable, not belonging to anyone but rather people belonging to the Earth.

Our product has been used to grade over 3.5 million pages of work belonging to over 30,000 students.

The ancient writer Galen advised learning from all the schools of philosophy but belonging to none of them.

There is something seriously, deeply wrong with the way young people grow up here, in a bizarre hierarchy of belonging.

A hair fiber belonging to a suspect that is found at a crime scene is evidence that the suspect was there.

To what extent is media there to support identity/belonging needs rather than informational ones?

It may just be unfamiliarity, but the net effect is still to give those subject to it a feeling of not belonging.

I was able to find a lot of interesting targets including some belonging to military and government organisations.

But then they're paying you to fix a product belonging to another company.

That is to say, use an existing account belonging to an existing member.

I don't know but I think this question is why I see this belonging on Hacker News.

I've always felt that calling online forums "communities" was wishful thinking on the part of forum participants looking for a sense of belonging.

Thanks for the correction, I'm not sure why I decided to upper case the R:) To clarify what I think you meant to refer me to, the Tor client actually chooses the three nodes in the path of a circuit, doesn't use two nodes on the same subnet, nor ones the network classifies as belonging to the same "family" (although I'm having trouble determining what this means in practice).