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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all scrambling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where things are chaotic or disorganized, often in a hurried manner.
Example: "With the deadline approaching, the team was all scrambling to finish their tasks on time."
Alternatives: "in a frenzy" or "in a rush".
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They were all scrambling about.
"The vendors are all scrambling and steadily butting heads more and more," he says.
These demarcate trees, gardens, brick buildings, puffy clouds and, above all, scrambling children.
In the end, they were all scrambling to watch the video.
"We're all scrambling around to come up with the explanations du jour".
Where I work, they're all scrambling to do that, but nobody's found the key.
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And that was partly because you'd go into syndication and the shows would get all scrambled up and you didn't want it to matter".
Face patches (orange) based on 'faces vs nonfaces' contrast (p<0.05, uncorrected, 5 contiguous voxels) masked with an 'all non-scrambled vs all scrambled' objects' contrast (p<0.05 uncorrected).
Like almost all scrambled egg dishes, this is lightning quick.
Alabama, Georgia, Indiana, South Carolina and Utah all scrambled to follow Arizona's example.
Lights went on in the house, and they all scrambled leaving their loot behind.
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