Are these your books? No, they're not mine.

So, these are miracles, right?

Are these your books? No, they're not my books.

Are those your books? No, they aren't.

Aren't these your books?

These colors aren't enough.

Those resources are not reimbursable, that is to say, they are not loans.

But these aren't the data. I made these up!

These two pencils are similar, but not the same.

These pencils might look alike but they're not the same.

This data isn't accurate at all.

These books aren't for children.

These peaches aren't very sweet.

But these are not exactly my books.

These goods are by no means satisfactory.

All these devices are unreliable.

These books aren't just for children.

These books aren't just for children.

These are not the only interesting robots.

But these are not the only factors.

Because this isn't the 1990s anymore.

These books are not fit for young readers.

These lenses aren't scratchproof.

These are not the periods when you feel happiest.

First of all, these electrodes are noninvasive.

Are these yours?

These are birds.

These are animals.

These are gifts.

Those are gifts.

These are mine.

These are new.

These are real.

These are yours.

These guys are facts.

And here they are.

These are haikus.

These are mainly engineering problems, not negotiating problems.

Now, these aren't the only pair in the world.

The protocols, while similar in concept, are not compatible.

And all these things that are going to be on this are not just pages, they are things.

These challenges are not specific to the euro area .

These are still not normal times, and the vicious cycles persist.

These days, the motive for marriage is not necessarily pure.

In the 1990s, these are sovereign states that did not exist before 1990.