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in all

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  1. All together, considering everything, as in There are four cars in all, or They won ten games and lost two, doing very well in all. [Late 1300s] Also see all in all.

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Images of the home taken before Gadot and Varsano bought the home reveal it had a very traditional aesthetic, complete with white walls, wooden accents, and simple, clean features in all of the rooms.

From MarketWatch

Labour said it would "transform" mental health care with same-day services, with tests taking place in all of the country's seven health boards.

From BBC

Catherine has said that "hope is the key word in all of this".

From BBC

Note: Quarterfinals in Division I-V are Thursday, March 5 at higher seeds; Semifinals in all divisions are Saturday, March 7 at higher seeds; Finals are Tuesday March 10 at higher seeds.

From Los Angeles Times

"Last night... people in all neighbourhoods shouted for joy and took to the streets. This joy was while we were in the middle of a missile war," a Tehran resident in her 30s said.

From Barron's

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