everyone vs every one :

everyone or every one

“Everyone” means “everybody” and is used when you want to refer to all the people in a group: “Everyone in my family likes spaghetti carbonara.”But if you’re referring to the individuals who make up a group, then the phrase is “every one.” Examples: “God bless us, every one” (may each individual in the group be blessed). “We wish each and every one of you a Merry Christmas” (every single one of you). In the phrase “each and every one” you should never substitute “everyone”).For “everyone” as singular or plural, see “.”

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    Major League Soccer announced Tuesday that a brand new MLS-centric magazine style television show is set to debut Friday night (7:30 pm ET on NBC Sports Network and 2:00 pm ET on TSN). The show will be the first of its kind to exist since many new fans have come into the league, giving each and every one of them an inside look at some of the league's best characters and personal tales.
    June 18, 2013 - MLS via Yahoo! Sports