| Since things which pertain to God must be explained in a human way, a manner of speaking called anthropopathy is frequently used. |
| The various indices that pertain to the housing quality reflect an old structure that is not often renovated and is of inferior quality. |
| A whole set of other factors clustered around gender roles pertain to female singers. |
| Finally, we educate policy-makers on the developmental issues that pertain to policy formulation. |
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| By the same token, my friend would be able to ventilate all issues that pertain to the merits of the proposed amendment. |
