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The phrase "all the seconds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every individual second in a given context, often in discussions about time or duration.
Example: "I counted all the seconds until the clock struck midnight."
Alternatives: "every second" or "each second".
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I'm pretty sure the real reason summer break exists is because the School Gods counted up all the seconds you don't get to use the bathroom and handed them back to you in one big chunk.
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