No, you always need to provide a citation.
Paul celebrated Peter's birthday, then two days later, Peter celebrated Paul's birthday. Because both Peter and Paul are males, we must use the possessive pronoun "his" when speaking of either, or in this case, both of them, which started the confusion represented in this example.
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You high,lol. Well of course i would be depressed.
Explanation:
That would be a nightmare to live,the great economy drop.
What Ella wished for was: for her brother Nick to come home and she wished for snow.
