These books are my books.

These are my books those are his.

These are my books and those are his books.

These are my books, and those are his books.

These books are mine and those books are his.

Suppose he did see the item?

These are my books.

These books are new.

So I started reading books in pairs.

That's what this tilde thing means.

Whose books are these?

This is the car made in Japan.

These are our books.

I'll make it easier, actually, by blowing one of the lines up.

Read these books, or at any rate this one.

These books are mine.

Which is your book, this one or that one?

These are the real gainers,

They are the inheritors.

Those are the inheritors

These! they are the inheritors.

These are indeed the inheritors.

These are the inheritors.

Such are the inheritors

These are the heirs

It is they who will be the inheritors,

Those are the heirs

and who are steadfast in their prayer.

These are they who are the heirs,

these are the heirs of Paradise

These will be the heirs,

On this chart, each of these cells, each of the little boxes, show a possible outcome.

This book is sold here.

These books are ours.

These cameras are made in Japan.

What a puzzle I wonder why.

And let's call this entity AlG.

So we don't have to assume these principles as separate metaphysical postulates.

You have all these people jockeying for control.

That's not singing. This is singing.

These cars are made in Japan.

And you can do this for the first book, the Zweben book, and the second book, the Nau book, in which case, you now have both books.

All these books are mine.

So let's look at what that means.

Let's say that this is real, right?