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all of something only. His book has sold all of 200 copies. Usage notes: used to suggest that it would be foolish to expect more Etymology: based on the literal meaning of all of something (= as much or as many as there are) See also: all |
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"Not too long ago, we had to import all of our IT needs from
other countries and that became very expensive and the product takes too
long to arrive," says Guilherme Cabrera, operational security and
control manager at Ferrovia Centro-Atlantico, which connects the
southeast, northeast and center of Brazil with 7,000 kilometers of
tracks. Most of the books are recommended; all of them are subject to the
qualifications in the notes. The strategic design of My
Insurance Center(TM) preserved all of our previous customizations and
policy information. |
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