Word: belonged
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...belong to any of the set categories, we're a strange middle group, and we don't seem to belong to anyone," Santiago said. "I don't think I have to choose one or the other...
...acting honors in "Some Like It Hot," however, belong to Lemmon. Wilder referred to Lemmon as a ham, and here it works to the film's advantage. Lemmon's complete surrender to his role, his willingness to look absolutely ridiculous, mirrors the comedy of the musician's giving in to the pleasures of being a woman. Daphne loves wearing the clothes, and loves the attention she gets from men; she begins to think of herself as a really sexy girl...
...marking the fiftieth anniversary of the camp's liberation, she returned not in a cattle car, but in business class. The ceremonies were historical, to be sure, but they had a broader goal. The nations of the world came together and asserted that the evil of Auschwitz did not belong on this planet. Hungary, Poland, Russia, England, France and others testified that humanity cannot allow such injustices to happen again...
Tomorrow, on Yom Ha-Shoah, the names of victims will be read all day on the steps of Widener Library. Their number is relatively small; none of us can even conceptualize six million names. If this were a Jewish tale, it would belong in synagogues, community centers and campus Hillels...
...money. To do so would suggest that our public buildings, and our private liberties, are up for sale. Any donor can violate the Establishment Clause, or perhaps other civil rights, as the price for their munificence. The plaques should be removed from a public library and placed where they belong--in a Church or in a museum...