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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all of every" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard English, as it combines two quantifiers that can create confusion.
Example: "All of every student in the class passed the exam" is unclear and awkward.
Alternatives: "all students" or "every student".
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All of every £1 derived from bookmakers by the Levy goes to racing.
And he went out and found all of every size cube that I made over 30-something years, you know.
Black lives matter, and we all of every color need to come together to end systemic racism".
That means some part — in most cases all — of every used K-cup goes directly to the landfill.
After the family placed her in a nursing home a year before her death, Mr. Hancock continued to spend virtually all of every day with her.
Earlier today I set you the following puzzle: Design a room with straight walls in which there is a position for a single light source that leaves either part or all of every wall in shadow.
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It cannot be a free-for-all of every slightly bizarre thing one has ever idly wondered about in the dark recesses of one's sexual subconscious.
This New Year is for all of us, every faith, every culture, every person.
This method focuses on taking into consideration the overall system including all interactions of every component involved.
In 1994, Congress extended that exemption to all members of every recognized Indian Tribe.
"All of this, every bit of it, is mine," he said.
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