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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all two years" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are emphasizing the entirety of a two-year period, but it is uncommon.
Example: "I have been working on this project for all two years, and I have learned so much."
Alternatives: "the entire two years" or "the full two years".
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But, I asked, didn't the media learn these lessons, once and for all, two years ago?
You have America, India, China -- no interest at all two years ago in having anything to do with Kyoto.
After all, two years have passed and a lot of development could have occurred in this time if it hadn't been for the storm.
After all, two years ago PBS stopped offering his show, "Mister Rogers Neighborhoodd," to its member stations every weekday, offering it just once a week, though it allowed stations to digitally stockpile them for daily viewing.
After all, two years in the future, when the salary cap has increased and Johnson's contract is up, a $10 million-a-year wide receiver might not be so ludicrous.
Around her, three guests -- all two years her junior and dressed similarly in various combinations of tulle, satin and silk -- picked over jewelry, beaded gloves, fake-fur shawls and satin stilettos.
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I say that with some admiration as founders James Gill, James Taylor and Geoff Wagstaff are all nineteen years old.
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Triangle I stayed with all four years.
At MIT, Miller rowed all four years.
- University grants replace work-study for all four years.
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