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those
[ thohz ]
those
/ ðəʊ /
determiner
- the form of that used before a plural noun
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of those1
Idioms and Phrases
see just one of those things ; one of those days .Compare Meanings
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Example Sentences
Those who refused training, or tried to escape, may have faced beatings, torture and even death, García Harfuch said.
“We found those crematoria, we found those bones,” said Servín, the Jalisco searcher.
“And the more the game goes on, obviously when you get to the fourth quarter and it’s a close game, those plays matter more than the one did the first two minutes of the game. But if you go in with a mentality like that of every single play matters and you execute to the best of your ability, you’re never gonna be perfect, but you’ll give yourself a good opportunity to win.”
“It could end up being a document that is just not useful, does not serve the purpose of providing information to the American people on the risks of climate change and the best ways to mitigate or adapt to those risks.”
“You cannot be pulled over and grabbed on the street because of the color of your skin. Border Patrol is going to be held accountable for those practices and for violating people’s rights.”
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