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The phrase "all moors are equal" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in discussions about equality, fairness, or social justice, often in a metaphorical or philosophical context.
Example: "In the eyes of the law, all moors are equal, regardless of their background or status."
Alternatives: "everyone is equal" or "all individuals are equal."
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Not all moors are equal.
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Thorne Moors are also called Swinefleet Moors, and both terms describe Crowle Moor, Goole Moor, Rawcliffe Moor, Snaith and Cowick Moor, and Thorne Waste collectively.
"We are all equals.
We are all human, all are equal.
Tit tape Not all are created equal.
All receivers were moored approximately 1 to 2 m above the seafloor and attached to a 30 kg concrete mooring that had a small, subsurface float.
In those days we were all equals.
We were all equals.
"All men are created equal".
All citizens are considered equal.
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