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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all villagers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to every member of a village collectively, often in discussions about community actions or events.
Example: "All villagers are invited to the annual festival in the town square."
Alternatives: "every villager" or "the entire village".
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Among reliable respondents, the same responses to the question, 'have you ever seen an orangutan', were documented for 19% of villages (in 6% of villages, all villagers responded positively; in 13% of villages, all villagers responded negatively).
They require, however, controlled grazing and strict rules at village level that are respected by all villagers.
Enough pills to treat all villagers were provided to CMDs and available in the village.
"All villagers contribute money as they can afford it," said Zheng Xiaorun, the village elder.
If a high proportion, e.g., as two-thirds, of the village have already cooperated, the collective decision could become a regulation that all villagers must obey.
Cascade training managed to reach out to almost all villagers and significantly influence changes in biosecurity practices in the community.
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