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The phrase "all turned up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something has been revealed or discovered, often unexpectedly.
Example: "After searching for hours, we finally found the missing documents; they were all turned up in the back of the drawer."
Alternatives: "all revealed" or "all uncovered".
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The stars all turned up.
"The cuffs were all turned up.
The other heralds all turned up in the course of the night.
A friend of ours ran across them; they all turned up together, none the worse for their experience.
Wouldn't it be great if the crowd at the Curzon all turned up in one of the T-shirts?
The next week, Poyet, [Roberto] Di Matteo, [Gianfranco] Zola and [Dan] Petrescu all turned up, four superstars wanting to make their bad foot better".
All these people I would never have got to know had we not all turned up here in search of an agreeable place to raise our families.
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In an ideal world I would arrive, unpack and they would all turn up a day later.
Now, we all turn up for dinner".
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Al Smith and Herbert H. Lehman all turn up in the background.
"They'd all turn up here and I'd cook.
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