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The phrase "all of relationships" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "all relationships" or "all of the relationships" depending on the context.
Example: "All of the relationships I have built over the years have shaped who I am today."
Alternatives: "every relationship" or "all the relationships".
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It was lovely, and it reminded me that bully boyfriends who deny the Holocaust are not the be all and end all of relationships.
Haven't you ever notice that almost all of relationships start with some proximity?
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While studies have found that all these forms of relationships can last over time, I question whether that is the best measure of relationship "success".
Certainly all people who live in societies become involved in all manner of relationships, good, or bad, close or distant.
Of all theories of relationships, Sigmund Freud's oedipal complex has probably caused the most controversy.
"Like all kinds of relationships, we find the common ground," she says.
I have called this the "poly grail" (although it happens with all kinds of relationships).
Oftentimes these gifts are reserved for family members, but they can span all kinds of relationships.
Third-party reproduction creates all kinds of relationships for which there are not yet terms.
As you can see, job loss alone creates a ripple effect with all sorts of relationships from familial to professional.
It's not just that you're still young (gosh, you are), it's that people go in and out of all kinds of relationships throughout their lives.
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