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  • It is not very idiomatic, but occupy fits your bee sample:

    2 a :to take up (a place or extent in space)

    • this chair is occupied
    • the fireplace will occupy this corner of the room

    4 :to reside in as an owner or tenant

    • occupies an apartment on a two-year lease

    Merriam-Webster

    However, the construction change you are trying can be considered to be a change to passive voice. The verb is contained, so the verb contains would change to the verb is contained (noted in comments to your question). A shortened form would be is or is within.

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  • It is not very idiomatic, but occupy fits your bee sample:

    2 a :to take up (a place or extent in space)

    • this chair is occupied
    • the fireplace will occupy this corner of the room

    4 :to reside in as an owner or tenant

    • occupies an apartment on a two-year lease

    Merriam-Webster

    However, the construction change you are trying can be considered to be a change to passive voice. The verb is contained, so the verb contains would change to the verb is contained (noted in comments to your question). A shortened form would be is or is within.

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  • It is not very idiomatic, but occupy fits your bee sample:

    2 a :to take up (a place or extent in space)

    • this chair is occupied
    • the fireplace will occupy this corner of the room

    4 :to reside in as an owner or tenant

    • occupies an apartment on a two-year lease

    Merriam-Webster

    However, the construction change you are trying can be considered to be a change to passive voice. The verb is contained, so the verb contains would change to the verb is contained (noted in comments to your question). A shortened form would be is or is within.

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  • It is not very idiomatic, but occupy fits your bee sample:

    2 a :to take up (a place or extent in space)

    • this chair is occupied
    • the fireplace will occupy this corner of the room

    4 :to reside in as an owner or tenant

    • occupies an apartment on a two-year lease

    Merriam-Webster

    However, the construction change you are trying can be considered to be a change to passive voice. The verb is contained, so the verb contains would change to the verb is contained (noted in comments to your question). A shortened form would be is or is within.

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  • Had a ballistic response, and would think the speaker was not smart enough to put out a person who had gone ballistic?

    to be uncontrollable furious, Fred went
    ballistic, and managed to punch 5 holes in the wall, In addition to throwing a microwave halfway across his house. How did that impact him and his family?
    Urban Dictionary.

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  • Asked on March 29, 2021 in Phrases.

    If you are writing for a formal organization, a polite way is

    • to interrupt the speaker to say something
    • about the speaker which is immediate

    relevant.

    If you interject something, you say it and interrupt someone. If you interject something, you interject something in a second.
    Collins

    has more than 10,000 fans. He has more than 135 million fans.

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  • What is called incapacitate in military terminology?

    To make someone unable to do or function in the usual way Merriam-Webster It seems to
    show

    up in military material as a term similar to disability for civilians. A physical

    disability due to injury, illness, or disease prevents the performance of military duties, or which prohibits the Soldier from returning to the civil occupation as he became employed at the time of the injury, illness, or disease.
    Army National Guard

    (ANP) is comprised of Army National Guard and Army Special Forces. They bear most of the uniforms and responsibilities of the Army.

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  • Das Wort u201ePOILER” means to change direction.

    To turn on or around a central point Merriam
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    This notion is applied when someone answers a question by turning the question into about some other issue. In the New York Times, Conway said

    that Trump was born into America because he believes it was.

    Voilu00e0 how can you pivot Conway to go on tour as a MPC? How much easier was Barack Obama to run for president and how much better was his speech performance than is said about being born in the United States, and don’t speak the same language as other countries, as is said about the “misunderstood” attitude towards Jews.
    The Washington Post

    is an opinion piece in the mainstream news media.

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  • cynics : being cynical as at : contemptuously

    distrustful of human nature and motives cynical men who say that democracy cannot be

    transparent and efficient — F. D. Roosevelt> b : based on or reflecting a belief that human conduct is motivated primarily by self-interest Roosevelt>

    cynical ploy to win votes or “He is evil..” or “He is stupid.” votes>

    “E”

    in Japanese was after “blogging” tagged. “dum!

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  • Why do fish rest when swimming?

    She made out a school of tiny fish bathing

    in a patch of filtered sunlight. This was a chance to meet even her whimsical irony.

    Why should we pray to God for the best for eternity?

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