no, not in any way.
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The cast of Donatella - 2009 includes: Oscar Hoffmans as Olivier
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The cast of Guido - 2005 includes: Kenzo Alvares as Vriendje Oscar Hoffmans as Vader Jacob van Heerikhuizen as Guido Aukje Warners as Moeder
Jean Hoffmans has written: 'La philosophie et les philosophes'
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It all depends on what you mean. Neither form is correct if you simply want to refer to a family called Hoffman."The Hoffmans lived next door to me when I was a child." (A family whose surname was Hoffman lived next door to me.)"I used to like going to the Hoffmans' house." (I liked going to the house that belonged to the Hoffmans.)"I used to like going to the Hoffmans'." (Same meaning as above - the word 'house' or 'place' is understood.)"I used to like going to the Hoffmans." (No apostrophe - the meaning is that I liked going to that family - the people not the house are being referred to.)"I liked visiting the Hoffmans." (I liked visiting the family called Hoffman.)"Hoffman's house was very big." (The house that belonged to a person called Hoffman was very big.)"The Hoffman's car was brand new." (This usage would mean that the car belonged to someone known as 'The Hoffman' - a nickname.)If the family name ends in s [Hoffmans] the apostrophe goes behind the s , otherwise we have the Hoffmanses. The Hoffman's is a possessive pronoun.The Hoffmans' is a plural pronoun.Re the above: Neither The Hoffman's nor The Hoffmans' is a pronoun. They are both nouns, and both possessive nouns.
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no, not in any way.
hoffmans are mint i would say out of 100 99
he rides a hoffman his own signature bike
Plastic degradation is the degradation of plastic.
It is now known as the sphygmomanometer , used to measure blood pressure.
Jacob Zabicky has written: 'The chemistry of amides' -- subject(s): Amides 'Chemistry of Alkenes Volume 2. (Chemistry of Functional Groups)'