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all in all

adverb as in all

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“If this deal will get possibly 13 more district judges through I think it's all in all a good thing for the Democrats.”

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"He came in at 15 years old, a really tall, gangly, skinny lad - didn't look like a footballer at all in all honesty," he says.

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But all in all, Mr Meyers did not face quite the level of scrutiny that other high-level technology executives have when called to testify in Congress over apparent failings.

From BBC

It was, all in all, a Carol Burnett Enjoys Herself Immensely sort of evening.

But all in all, Burstein’s film feels big and perceptive, a love letter to a remarkable, interesting and very human human.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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