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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all the going" is not standard in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in informal contexts to refer to all the activities or movements happening in a particular situation.
Example: "With all the going on at the festival, it was hard to keep track of everything."
Alternatives: "all the activity" or "everything happening".
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"But what struck me after all the going in and out of the precincts was that these guys were hilarious: the relationship stuff, the jealousies, the attraction, the protective thing.
He said he was dissatisfied with "all the classified emails she's let out using her own servers and using her own personal email and then you have the WikiLeaks, all the going behind people's backs".
Plus you can drive down the street and take stock of all the going out of business and foreclosure signs to draw your own independent conclusions.
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All the preparation went well.
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Where Have All The Dividends Gone?
(See "Where Has All The Volatility Gone?").
Is all the luster gone?
WHERE have all the pickles gone?
At the moment all is going well".
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