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The phrase "all those influences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various factors or elements that have an impact on a situation, decision, or outcome.
Example: "All those influences played a significant role in shaping her artistic style."
Alternatives: "all these factors" or "all those factors".
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I had all those influences.
I think it's good she had all those influences.
I have managed to sort out all those influences.
They mixed all those influences together in their remarkable opening song, Exu.
"Flanders is a place with all those influences — Spanish, Austrian, Dutch," he continued.
All those influences make a hybrid mix, but it's the sort of breed that's unkillable; it's the common language.
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GIVEN that Afghanistan lies at the crossroads of India, China and the Middle East, we might well expect the food to reflect all of those influences.
All of those influences are also corralled by co-writer/guitarist Liam Willford into solidly uplifting epics like "Modern Love" and "A Rush of Blood".
So all of those influences in sound and of playing music are still very music a part of what I do.
Asked about the changes she has seen, she can think of nothing bad to say about them: electric light, which came ten years ago, is better than a smoky kerosene lamp; taking a bus up the new asphalt road, down which all those evil influences roar, is better than walking along a muddy path.
I once again call on all those with influence, including the Orange Order, community leaders and politicians, to help defuse tensions and ensure this weekend is peaceful".
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