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The phrase "abuse all over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where abuse is widespread or occurring in multiple places or instances.
Example: "The report highlighted that there is abuse all over the organization, affecting employees at every level."
Alternatives: "widespread abuse" or "abuse everywhere".
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We did not pause to think about how the public release of the video triggered Rice to relieve the experience of her abuse all over again.
Here I am, A grown woman, about to be married, and I have to relive the abuse all over again".
Asked on February 25 how he would cut the federal budget, he replied: "Waste, fraud and abuse all over the place.
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Then to top it off, we send a complete stranger to physically abuse the person all over again.
It is like being abused all over again".
It was like being abused all over again, only this time it was by you".
The police are meant to protect the public from harm; how can women be expected to report their abuse, if they fear the police will abuse them all over again?
"At a time when wildlife is being abused all over the world, killing for fun is surely sacrilege," he said.
We have a moral obligation as a nation to speak up and speak out on human rights and civil rights abuses all over the world.
"People are being killed in Côte d'Ivoire, they're being killed in the Eastern Congo, they're being oppressed and abused all over the world by dictators and really unsavory characters.
Mr. Vallone, in his response to the question, suggested that he approved of the decision by the Bush administration, and Mr. Ferrer said, "We have a moral obligation as a nation to speak up and speak out on human rights and civil rights abuses all over the world".
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