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They're green.

What are they for?

What are they made of?

Please don't touch those books.

Cut them with a knife.

These apples are big.

Sami doesn't use them.

I can read them all.

Did your mother make those?

They are made in a variety of sizes.

They are my grandfather's books.

He wants to eat both of them.

They are more or less the same size.

Please put those chairs away.

We will never use those.

They were symptoms of the earthquake.

They were vacant apartments or homes.

But I can't understand them very well.

Some of them are really fine.

I helped carry those bags.

These books are mine and those books are his.

I can't explain the difference between those two.

I ordered those books from Germany.

I looked up the words in my dictionary.

They are great masterpieces of European art.

Once they were very useful.

He explained the process of putting them together.

Everyone must memorize these words.

Those cities have uniform traffic laws.

Strictly speaking, they are not the same variety.

Captain Cook discovered those islands.

We are always conscious of the signs.

You have to cope with those difficult problems.

We have the exclusive right to sell them.

Please remember to mail the letters.

Although the names are similar, they are far from being the same.

You may choose any of them.

American children grow up hearing those words.

They will be used for making people happy.

He doesn't know who built those houses.

I asked him if I could read them.

The President is capable of handling the difficulties.

The words would appear on his computer screen.

Because of the contract, he is bound to deliver them.

The differences were minor, so I ignored them.

It should not be possible for us to enjoy them.

Either of them is satisfactory to me.

Give them just enough food every day.

I love those big, green figs.

Those proposals seem very much alike to me.

How did you come by those rare books?

I bought many books today so I put them in order.

They shone like stars in the dark, dirty building.

Unless Japan eliminates those barriers, the U.S. will take sanctions.

As I read through the letters, I realized that the Pope was the true culprit.

The teacher told the pupils to put those words down in their notebooks.

The U.S. government is to impose two of the sanctions against those countries.

James Gould found them in bees too.

I like neither of them.

They were about 25 cents a pound cheaper.

They can be found around the world in temperate and tropical oceans.