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The phrase "all your issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's problems or concerns, often in a context where you are offering help or support.
Example: "I understand that you have been facing some challenges lately; I'm here to help you with all your issues."
Alternatives: "all your problems" or "any concerns you have".
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"I'm not sure I can help you—all your issues seem to be copyright-related".
You're going to see people fighting in your office, and that triggers a lot insecurity and doubt — all your issues from your own childhood, your own relationships.
JARROD: Uh, don't unless you have…unless you have… resolved all your issues.
"They think talking to your mum would solve all your issues".
"This is a daily procedure you can use for all your issues and concerns," she said.
If you do, you are likely to find out your parents are responsible for all your issues.
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In this way, you make it clear that you want a full, honest investigation of the problems that you're having and that you won't accept the "Lose weight" prescription as the be-all, end-all of your issue.
While in some cases one settlement meeting is sufficient to resolve all of your issues, some divorces require multiple meetings to finalize the terms of the divorce.
The show is so competitive, you put aside all your little issues because you want to win.
Don't fool yourself into believing that omega-3 cheese is going to solve all your nutrition issues".
"Just switching from gas to electric will not solve all your pollution issues with cooking," she says.
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