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The phrase "all they existed" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "In the end, all they existed for was to serve their purpose."
Alternatives: "all they were" or "all that existed".
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But, above all, they existed.
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After all, they exist for a good reason -- they limit liability if a business idea does not work out and make sure would-be entrepreneurs don't lose everything.
That left Mr. Anderson with the small matter of finding all those needed parts — if they existed at all.
In the past, these efforts were scattershot, if they existed at all.
Some were no more than rallies, and their demands differed from protest to protest – if they existed at all.
No one had ever confirmed where such films might be hidden, or even if they existed at all.
Locks, where they existed at all, were generally a couple of bent nails with a bar slipped through them.
The iPod party favors disappeared, and the shrimp cocktail towers seemed a little skimpier, if they existed at all.
We all know they exist, but unlike the lippy black boys who apparently typify the entire state sector, we never hear about them.
Above all else, they exist to build their personal network, not yours.
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