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The phrase "all your figures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of numerical data or statistics belonging to someone.
Example: "Please send me all your figures from the last quarter so we can analyze the performance."
Alternatives: "all your data" or "all your statistics".
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Make sure you know all your figures, as you have to be prepared for in-depth questions.
You'll not only make the most of that spare half an hour here and there fiddling with Excel or Photoshop but you'll also avoid the terrifying thought of preparing all your figures and tables from scratch.
Jot all your figures down with pencil and paper.
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Put your figures on the table--on TV and in the boardroom--all your figures, period.
You completely kneecap any possibility of truly succeeding by spending all your time figuring out how "not to fail".
If you spend all your time figuring out how to avoid life's pitfalls, that's probably what you'll end up spending most of your time doing -- avoiding pitfalls.
It's all your favorite Biblical figures -- back when they were still teens.
Part of being a good negotiator is all about being prepared: practising what you want to say, thinking through how you will answer potential challenges and having all your facts and figures lined up well in advance.
Take stock of all your assets and figure out how much money (and time and energy) you actually have to invest.
Sit down add all your outstanding creditors Figure out how much money you can afford to pay back If you are behind on the card you can call the creditor directly and offer them either a lump sum settlement or a payment plan towards a settlement.
McCarthy's exhibition plays dirty in every way -- until all your favorite childhood folkloric figures are conspiring to have you stuff your face with chocolate shaped like a dildo-wielding gnome, all for the sake of art.
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