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1. They raged that they may be reacting to a riot today, but tomorrow they’ll block you for using the wrong pronouns.
2. She and her husband had carefully named their offspring according to family tradition, and now one of them wanted a new name and new pronouns that sounded wrong to Hassouri’s ears.
3. It can disambiguate pronouns, translate, infer, analogize, and even perform some forms of common-sense reasoning and arithmetic.
4. This is the task of identifying all the proper names in a document and figuring out which pronouns in the text refer to which people or which organizations.
5. Since the Ghostbusters are a group, they’d be described using the pronoun them.
6. Oh, the heaven and hell wrought by the casual use of a pronoun.
7. He placed particular emphasis on the pronoun when he spoke the title aloud.
8. There's UP and US, and UT—an old name for the first (and last) tone, do, and WE (the funnest pronoun) and WO, which is woe.
9. The pronoun is deliberate: the Sims was one of the first games to be played by women in significant numbers.
10. He asks, “What magic is there in the pronoun ‘my,’ that should justify us in overturning the decisions of impartial truth?”
11. The subject pronoun, when unemphatic, is not expressed, but understood from the termination of the verb.
12. The relative object pronoun is often repeated as a personal pronoun, so that the verb has its object expressed twice.
13. The third personal pronoun—he, she, it—in all its cases is especially uncertain in its references.
14. That is my excuse for the free use of the personal pronoun, not to make prominent the person, but to emphasize the reality.
15. The disjunctive forms of the pronoun are also sometimes preserved before verbs and adjectives.