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pronoun as in a possessive form used as an attributive adjective

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It feels like playing with your mates at times.

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"The prize is supposed to be a recognition of your pursuit of peace in the sense of benefiting humanity, not benefiting yourself."

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One of them replied: "You just got to take your precautions. Nowhere's safe really."

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"I do your honour. Thank you very much," he told the court.

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"They are active, and they can target you, your house or your car. Our village has changed a lot, Vitaly."

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