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Discover Ludwig"all the good" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to all of the positive aspects or qualities of something or someone. For example: - "Despite some flaws, the book was enjoyable overall because of all the good characters and plot twists." - "I've known John for a long time and can confidently say that he has all the good qualities of a leader." - "We should focus on all the good things that have happened this year instead of dwelling on the negative."
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That's about all the good news.
Maybe all the good nicknames are taken.
Thanks for all the good questions.
They're all the good guys again.
WHERE have all the good adulterers gone?
Especially all the good black players.
WHERE have all the good cads gone?
Think of all the good times.
It's not showing all the good things.
You're going to miss all the good stuff, because all the good stuff hasn't been invented yet.
The pictures will be in all the good papers".
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