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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all that deserves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to everything that is worthy of something, typically in a context of merit or value.
Example: "In this competition, we will recognize all that deserves acknowledgment for their hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "everything that merits" or "all that is worthy".
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During his senior year at PUC he was elected as the editor of the Campus Chronicle, the school newspaper, after running on a platform of "printing all that deserves to be printed" and making the paper "truly representative" of students at the school.
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Liberals, the authors write, see the growing economic pie as failing to feed the neediest and contend that some of the biggest winners are not all that deserving.
Liberation from superstition is called enlightenment, since, although this term is also applied to liberation from prejudices in general, it is superstition above all… that deserves to be called a prejudice, since the blindness to which superstition leads… is what makes most evident the need to be led by others, hence the condition of a passive reason".
These are all shows that deserve wider attention but weren't big hits when they first aired.
Jesus wants him informed, so that the demonic Judas can suffer all that he deserves.
Their encounter teaches them all that everyone deserves to be loved.
This is an extremely vulnerable, beautiful place that deserves all of the protection it can get.
This is a club that deserves all the success in the world'," Barnes remembers.
Give audience members all that they deserve and bring the band back home now.
"We've begun this hunger strike to achieve all that we deserve," she said.
Are the selections really all that disastrous, deserving of the contemptuous dismissals or post- (and mid!) screening Twitter alerts?
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