Possessive Nouns and Pronouns; Possessive Determiners

The high-wire artist Philippe Petit is famous for his death-defying tightrope walk between the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in 1974.

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Evgeni Plushenko of Russia is famous for its quadruple jump, the first in men's figure skating.

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Dryads are mythological spirits who make there homes in trees.

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Scientists who suspect that mystery writer Agatha Christie may have suffered from Alzheimer's point to the increased repetition and the diminished vocabulary in its later books.

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The tiny dog strained against her leash, barking ferociously at the mailman truck.

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An interactive webcam lets sick kids feed and play with puppies and kittens right from they’re hospital beds.

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If you can write a really great essay, an Alabama goat cheese farm, complete with live goats, could become your.

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Advocates of the new retail center on Edinger and Brookhurst streets celebrated they're victory when City Council voted in favor of the project.

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George says he doesn’t care much about sports, but when the gymnastics finals are on, the remote belongs to his.

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In order to monitor the placement of electrodes during brain surgery, doctors have their patients play songs on the guitar.

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