Definitions
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- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pertain.
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Examples
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My title pertains to economic concepts espoused not just by central minister deserves to be complimented for having formulated a new tax code that envisages a radical reform of the Income Tax Act It seeks to simplify
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My title pertains to economic concepts espoused not just by central Too many people bought too much house for too many years.
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Now the grace of the word pertains to the instruction of men among whom the difference of sex is found.
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In this connotation however, the word pertains to the new growth of plants, grasses and trees typically seen in temperate regions.
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Cherry Hill, N. J.-based N.vilex (OTCBB: N.LX) said the new name pertains to the product's active ingredient, cinnamon.
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(The asterisk in the title pertains to the film's tagline, "The side effects of being American.")
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The issue of what counts as a complete (grammatical) sentence opposed to a sub-sentential complex expression pertains to syntax, rather than to semantics or pragmatics.
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"That is in our view the situation that pertains, that is our legal advice, That will certainly be the way in which we approach the matter," Selfe said
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The remainder of the ceremony is then conducted as in the manner described as pertains to the first degree of the Midē´wiwin.
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And so it may be said in regard to the responsiveness to the higher spiritual truths -- I don't say COMPREHENSION of the higher spiritual truths (that word pertains rather to an intellectual grasp), but RESPONSIVENESS to the higher spiritual truths.
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