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Idioms and Phrases
see all the same , def. 1.Example Sentences
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, R-La., once famously said that, to understand his "worldview," all one needs to do is "pick up a Bible off your shelf and read it."
When the figure reached one million the following year, the Times waited two weeks before representing all one million Americans as dots in a nonetheless valuable investigation of disparities in death rates.
"I just want to continue to show people that we're just not all one way," she says.
"The power went out at 3:00pm, so we had no power at all," one shopkeeper in Santiago said.
But funnily enough, a good chunk of Lynch’s films aren’t so difficult to dissect; all one needs are the right tools.
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