those
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1.0
- determiner
- /ðoʊz/
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aquellos
- I prefer those shoes over the ones I wore yesterday.
- those people
- those things
- those guys
Go out, shed those labels, be your whole self.
- Go out, shed those labels, be your whole self.
- OK, if you guys are like, what are those cute Badangly earrings?
- And you can see those similar traits.
- He knows how to play all those games to just.
- It'll take time to get those levels down.
- That means that we should be able to relate those two coordinate systems.
- And so this video is devoted to some of those tricky little bits.
- And then all those kids died because of what you did.
- OK, now why do you have those six?
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Wouldn't it be incredible to feel all those feelings at once?
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More eyeballs will happen on those videos than the shorter ones.
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So if it's not those things, what could it be?
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And you can see those similar traits.
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Go out, shed those labels, be your whole self.
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So we're going to want to bring those passages in.
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We are obtaining those judgments right now.
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No, we don't still make those, so that's cool.
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And in the case of sourcing through Athena, those are all full time employees.
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DO WE HAVE ANYMORE OF THOSE PRETZELS?
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Etymology
Those is the plural of that, from an old English word that meant 'over there' or 'more distant'. So, those points to several people or things that are farther from the speaker or different from nearer ones.