The gardener must have clothes. Clothes are clothes.

So three pieces of data for each country three pieces of data.

I want pieces. Bits and pieces.

Your choice of clothes!

Clothes?

Clothes

We have to turn each of our pieces into 16 pieces.

My clothes. Of course. They're prisoners and they need clothes for their escape.

They're all I could find, and clothes are clothes.

Clothes for the woman who isn't interested in clothes.

Pieces of a jigsaw

Those pieces of junk!

1,000 pieces of gold?

1,100 pieces of silver.

20 pieces of gold.

Ten pieces of gold?

Three pieces of gold?

So this is one piece, two pieces, three pieces of a total of four.

One container of used clothes

Get out of those clothes!

This goes from 48 pieces to 3 pieces.

There are seven pieces here, seven pieces here

Pretty clothes?

Your clothes.

My clothes!

Evening clothes?

Sport clothes!

His clothes.

6. Their clothes must not resemble men apos s clothes.

And that's literally the process of going from 3 pieces to 48 pieces.

Clothes lines, clotheshorses, and clothes racks dry clothes through evaporation by wind and sunlight without consuming electricity or gas.

So this goes from 64 pieces to 4 pieces.

Add the twenty three pieces and I got seventy one total pieces of fruit.

Now imagine all the things you could make from this, not only adhesives, but products in sports, and biomedicine, technology, robotics, toys, automotive, fashion, clothes, and yes, even hair pieces.

You took pieces of sticks.

Aye, 10,000 pieces of gold.

And 100 pieces of silver.

Pieces of the torn petition.

If you had 18 pieces and you merged three of the pieces into one, then you actually end up with only six pieces.

His clothes are out of fashion.

Tom's clothes are out of fashion.

I borrowed some of your clothes.

Hurry up take of your clothes!

300 for a suit of clothes.

Number of pieces of outgoing postal