1.   Money in court belongs to the party who paid it in until it is accepted.

2.   An employer or an employee could put money into the account, and that money would belong to the employee.

3.   And even if it is fiscally responsible, it still ignores the question of where the money rightfully belongs.

4.   A crooked whistle-blower named Benny Aricia knows the money belongs to him.

5.   A month after the incident, U.S. District Judge John Davies in Los Angeles concluded that the money lawfully belonged to Bajakajian.

6.   All the money belongs to interest groups.

7.   But the courts have consistently found that the money belonged to the federal government, with the guaranty agencies acting as trustees.

8.   If the tobacco money belongs to anybody, it belongs to the taxpayers.

9.   Officials say, however, that it is unlikely that the money belonged only to Holocaust victims.

10.   One is that the money belongs in the first instance to those who worked for it.