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Although he was a great inventor, he became complacent and his ideas were not worth the paper on which (they, them) were written. |
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The people of the state are beginning to see the rhetoric that has been spewed from our opponent, and (they, them) are not happy about it. |
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A vicious hurricane struck the Atlantic coast harbor, tossing huge ships about as if (they, them) were mere toys. |
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My uncle is so gullible that he believes anyone who tries to con him into "going into business" with (they, them). |
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Mrs. Ardmore is a successful teacher because she exalts her students instead of criticizing (they, them). |
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When people are faced with adversity, it is good to have a family that can help (they, them) through it. |
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If we continue to exploit our natural resources, the time will come when we no longer have (they, them). |
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Although it has been found that comatose patients are auditory, (they, them) are unable to give a verbal response. |
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Although Mrs. Brown has arthritis in both knees, (they, them) are still functional. |
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Courtney is such a compulsive shopper that she owes thousands of dollars on her credit cards with no way to pay (they, them) off. |
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When Christians experience salvation, (they, them) receive forgiveness for their sins. |
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Parents with older children can utilize (they, them) to help with chores around the house. |
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Mr. and Mrs. Anderson sought pastoral counseling when their marriage was not going well. The pastor of their church was able to help (they, them) tremendously. |
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Those who would malign another group or individual often misuse words in order to perpetuate untruths about those with whom (they, them) are in disagreement. |
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People should know the doctrine of the church (they, them) belong to. |
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The protesters tried to blockade the entrance into the United Nations building because (they, them) did not agree with the meeting's agenda. |
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Their son had stolen from (they, them) so many times that they felt they had to repudiate him until he got his life in order. |
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It is better to confront your problems than to hide from (they, them). |
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We drove through a very luxurious neighborhood because (they, them) always have the best displays of Christmas lights. |
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It was utterly painful for the lonely widow to discard the dusty belongings in her attic, even though (they, them) were of no use to her any more. |
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