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The phrase "all badges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every badge in a particular context, such as achievements, identification, or rewards.
Example: "To unlock the special features of the app, you need to collect all badges available in the game."
Alternatives: "every badge" or "all the badges".
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But at 100th the price — or nothing at all — badges are still a fantastic bargain.
Last year, the course sold 230,000 tickets, though it was forced to refund all badges for the second day after it was abandoned due to high winds.
Not unlike Foursquare, if a user clicks on a particular badge (in this case on Facebook), they'll be taken to a page that describes the steps it takes to earn the badge as well as a complete list of all badges offered by Khan.
They were all badges of courage.
Here are examples of badge platforms: Mozilla OpenBadges, Basno, Work.com, Credly, Pearson Acclaim, Achievery, and For All Badges.
The SxGood Hub is also part of the official SXSW programming (and, like the trade show, is open to all badges), "designed to unite attendees of SXSW Music, Film, and Interactive who are advancing social innovation".
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He's a visual person with a quirky style and I remember sitting down and seeing all these badges on his long coat, which I've since added to – he's a badge nut.
"I've done all the badges.
"There are not many England internationals who have done all the badges on the coaching side.
As Bentley stated during its press conference, you could take all the badges off the Flying Spur and still know it is a Bentley.
Users will be able to see all the badges they and other co-workers have earned over time via a recognition tab on their profile pages.
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