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Cleaned up sentences and added smart quotes.
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edit approved Apr 30, 2017 at 16:05
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edit approved Apr 30, 2017 at 16:05
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as in

Example: There is a group of customers who "are of"“are of” a similar age, the same sex. Does it mean belong to?

Does it mean “belong to”, and what else does it possibly mean in other contexts?

as in

There is a group of customers who "are of" a similar age, the same sex. Does it mean belong to?

and what else does it possibly mean in other contexts?

Example: There is a group of customers who “are of” a similar age, the same sex.

Does it mean “belong to”, and what else does it possibly mean in other contexts?

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Sirapop Suathongkum
Sirapop Suathongkum
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What does the phrase ''be of'' mean?

as in

There is a group of customers who "are of" a similar age, the same sex. Does it mean belong to?

and what else does it possibly mean in other contexts?