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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all your pieces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to someone's belongings, components, or parts of something they possess or are responsible for.
Example: "Please make sure to gather all your pieces before we leave for the event."
Alternatives: "all your belongings" or "all your items".
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Attach all your pieces to the red card.
You don't need to lose all your pieces, just a few pieces you're not able to replace.
They'll probably steal all your pieces.
Do you know where all your pieces live?
Gather up all your pieces and take them to a reputable jewelry store and ask them how much you could get for your pieces.
Cut out all your pieces.
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KNITTING FACTORY Luc Sante reads from his essay collection, "Kill All Your Darlings: Pieces 1990-2005," and Jana Martin reads from her short-story collection, "Russian Lover".
Not all her readers share those preferences: "I read all your Guardian pieces," says her finally sympathetic mother, "to keep up with you in hospital … I'm not interested when you start going on about weird art".
But you have to 'cover' the entire trip, as if you are a journalist, in the style of all your other pieces, then get it published somewhere.
Beat eggs in a shallow bowl large enough to fit all your meat pieces.
Tie another knot to the other end of the string once you have finished adding all your licorice pieces.
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