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The phrase "saw it all" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an experience in which you watched or took part in something that was especially interesting or meaningful. For example, "I had been to the opera many times before, but last night was something else entirely. I saw it all - the music, the costumes, the passionate singing - I will never forget it."
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The world saw it all begin on television.
A Threatening Light The man unnervingly close to its origin, who saw it all, had been sleeping.
Saw it all.
She saw it all now.
"Saw it all the way".
They saw it all!
He saw it all.
The neighbours saw it all.
He saw it all coming".
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Private collections, opera, music, architecture – the group saw it all.
Firefighter Robert Beddia, 53, with more than 20 years at the firehouse, saw it all.
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