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  • a  quantifier; used with either mass or count nouns to indicate the whole number or amount of or every one of a class
    we sat up all night
    ate all the food
    all men are mortal
    all parties are welcome
  • s  completely given to or absorbed by
    became all attention
  • r  to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')
    a totally new situation
    the directions were all wrong

  • In France, although the snail is an item on all good menus, Jean Cadart, snail lover and onetime snail merchant, discovered a serious lack: there was no up-to-date book on edible .
  • Worst of all was Rosie herself.
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    In a post on Twitter after the incident Hilton wrote: "Hey guys, there's a lot of crazy rumors going around. Just want you all to know the truth. Everything is completely fine. I was not charged or arrested, cause I didn't do anything. I was...
  • David Petraeus in Los Angeles Times
    Assuming command Sunday, Petraeus told his troops that while civilian safety remains a critical consideration, "as you and our Afghan partners on the ground get into tough situations, we must employ all assets to ensure your safety."
  • Barack Obama in Los Angeles Times (blog)
    Simply put, export growth leads to job growth and economic growth,Obama said. "In 2008, American exports accounted for nearly 7% of our total employment, one in three manufacturing jobs and supported 10.3 million jobs in all -- jobs that...

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