They
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They (pronounced [ðeɪ]) is the English third person nominative plural personal pronoun. Them is the accusative form. The singular they is a special case of that pronoun where they is used as a gender-neutral singular rather than the plural, although this use is disputed. (See also: English personal pronouns).
They is also the title of various artistic works such as:
- They, a poem by Siegfried Sassoon.
- They a 2005 single by Jem.
- They, the second album from King Missile (1988).
- They a 2002 horror film (imdb)
- They a 1993 television drama (imdb)
- They, Previously known as Andrew Wilson [1]
- They, a short story by Robert A. Heinlein.
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