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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all reminds" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey that something reminds you of everything or all things, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The song all reminds me of my childhood memories."
Alternatives: "everything reminds" or "all of it reminds".
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It all reminds me of stages of an individual life.
It all reminds me of the original genius of this kind of retailing.
"It all reminds me of a remark made by Satchel Paige, the venerable but never superannuated Negro baseball pitcher.
It all reminds me, I'm afraid, of the way in which certain evangelists for alternative medicine operate.
It all reminds a little of England's big boys meeting each other in the early rounds of the League Cup.
In some ways, the reverb and the fuzziness of it all reminds me of what it's like to listen to old songs on vinyl".
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The morning…coffee…It all reminded the President of something.
But these meals all reminded me of my ongoing failure to penetrate Vietnamese culture.
The cicadas' noise, their lumbering flights, their luminescent wings all remind me of the summer of 1987.
Watching the video blogs, or vlogs, I'm above all reminded that I like Fallon.
It all reminded one of Beachcomber's List of Huntingdonshire Cabmen.
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