1.   But if development rights belong to the state, surely so should the associated development values?

2.   No question of compensation arose since the development rights already belonged to the state, but the first owner had these given back to him without payment.

3.   And the courts have time and again ruled that these rights belong to individuals.

4.   Authors and agents have argued that digital rights belonged to authors unless explicitly specified, seeking new advances on royalties from digital sales.

5.   But Riggio says the digital rights originally belong to the author, not the publisher.

6.   But the rights belong to Mt. Ivy.

7.   But the real bragging rights belong to Goldman, Sachs.

8.   But the two shows were produced separately, based on a character whose rights belonged to Broderbund, the educational game company.

9.   By defeating Atlante and Televisa-owned America, they eliminated the last two contenders whose broadcast rights belonged to Televisa, the network of Grupo Televisa SA.

10.   Clack was not the only former second-round pick whose rights belong to the Celtics attending the minicamp.