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How should this be written the or Sullivans?

The correct way to write it depends on the context. Here are some possibilities:

If you're referring to a family:

* The Sullivans (This is the most common and formal way to refer to a family)

* The Sullivan family (This is also common and emphasizes the "family" aspect)

If you're referring to a business:

* Sullivan's (This is often used for businesses, particularly restaurants)

* The Sullivan's (This is less common but still acceptable)

If you're referring to a specific place or event:

* The Sullivans' house (This shows possession)

* The Sullivans' wedding (This shows possession)

Other possibilities:

* The Sullivans (the family)

* The Sullivans (the company)

Ultimately, the best way to write it depends on the specific situation and the desired tone.

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