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The phrase "these depicts" is not correct in English.
It should be "these depict" to agree in number with the plural subject "these." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple subjects that illustrate or represent something. Example: "These depict the various stages of the project, highlighting our progress over time."
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These depict voice portraits or sonograms of Benn quotes chosen for their personal significance to Moberly.
Mire believes these depict the ancient artists' view of the world, time and space.
Most of these depict semiabstract patterns derived from skyscrapers or other machine-age products.
These depicted aspects of the entertainment quarters (euphemistically called the "floating world") of Edo (modern Tokyo) and other urban centres.
These depict Louis XV and his wife, Maria Leszczynska; Emperor Franz I of Austria and his wife, Maria Theresia and William Augustuss, Duke of Cumberland, the third son of King George II of England.
These depict a planet spiraling toward self-destruction.
These depict a central character, "Michael", and some of his close relatives and friends.
Over 3,000 of his negatives survive; more than 1,000 of these depict sod houses.
These depict him consuming uninterrupted successions of whole meals on a daily basis.
Some of these depict mass beheadings, burnings, drownings and stonings – all in horrible high definition close-up.
These depicted the more important decisions taken when progressing along each care pathway.
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