Word: belonged
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...essentials in lay language of any and of all new developments. All advances in medicine and surgery are experimental in nature until proven by time and experience and I think the more intelligent of our people understand this; certainly the class of people who read magazines such as TIME belong in this category...
...been necessary to know something of what led up to it, to understand, for instance, exactly why two young women from California who, if they had wanted to see which was the better tennis player, could have done so any afternoon on the courts of the club they both belong to at Berkeley, were now in Wimbledon's centre court doing that and considerably more...
...credit policies. The Secretary of the Treasury and the Comptroller of the Currency are dropped as ex officio members of the Board, thus breaking that political tie. The name of the Federal Reserve Board is changed to Board of Governors?seven men, not more than four of whom belong to the same party, serving for 14 years and removable only for cause. The President will designate one as chairman for a four-year term. Furthermore, the Reserve Banks are forbidden to purchase securities direct from the Treasury...
...remarkable feature of Crow society was its system of clans or families. Children of a family all took their mother's clan name, and the clan included those related by blood on the mother's side as well as others merely considered kin. A man could never belong to the same clan as his children, since normal marriages could take place only between different clans. From Shot-in-the-Arm, Ethnologist Lowie learned that clans provided groupings for competitive entertainment, heard about war games between the Whistling Waters and Greasy Mouths. Clansman fought for clansman, avenged a murder...
...belong to Company...